Absolutely not, it's just perfect
Loup Garou wrote:Greebo wrote:DiTo wrote:Mon cul est trop gros ?
I wouldn't have thought so, DiTo, judging by your avatar, but it's difficult to tell with all that water sloshing around it.
Oops, my mistake, I''ve just noticed you were responding to a previous post! </lie mode>
Oh... Greebo.... Well, it's been nice knowing you. I am pretty sure the hit-man that DiTo is going to be hiring will take you out quickly and painlessly, but....
DiTo wrote:@Greebo:![]()
@Lou: Hiring a hitman????? Moi.....??? for an alleycat????/ Naaahhhhh, not worth the money. And, though I think his fur isn't worth skinning, at least not for wearing it, there's always the possibility I would skin him alive. Just for fun.
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@Lou: Hiring a hitman????? Moi.....??? for an alleycat????/ Naaahhhhh, not worth the money. And, though I think his fur isn't worth skinning, at least not for wearing it, there's always the possibility I would skin him alive. Just for fun.
Loup Garou wrote:Ty, Squeeky, but unless Greebo decides to cross the pound, I am pretty sure I am safe. 8-)
Rastifan wrote:Ok not exactly Lord of the Rings. But that movie lovable as it was, had no sex in it. Totally unrealistic. Lovely work Ehlanna^^
Xyzzy987 wrote:But this is one reason why "Game of Thrones" is so good -- plenty of sex!
Xyzzy987 wrote:But this is one reason why "Game of Thrones" is so good -- plenty of sex!
Greebo wrote:Xyzzy987 wrote:But this is one reason why "Game of Thrones" is so good -- plenty of sex!
Coo! I am surprised! I haven't seen the TV series as yet, but I did read the first book of "A Song of Ice and Fire" several years ago and the only sex I remember from that was Cersei being seen by Bran doing the nasty with her twin brother Jaime Lannaster. Jaime hurled Bran off the tower and the dark tale got darker and darker with so many characters we had grown to like being killed off that my wife and I stopped getting the books out of the library. Our son read the books at the time and carried on longer, and he has recommended the TV series whilst saying that it bears little resemblance to the books.
As for Tolkien, it's true that "The Hobbit" was written for his kids, but "The Lord of the Rings" was written mainly for his own interest and for fellow Inklings like C S Lewis, and other adults, with memories of WWII fresh in mind, and any writing for a younger audience was more incidental. I suspect that the reason he refrained from letting sex rear its head was more to do with him being a convinced Roman Catholic of his time than with thinking of the effect it might have on any children that might read it
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