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Wow..a new chapter by Mae
Since Fed won when I did not post my picks for the streak, I will try not to jinx him, and keep quiet on this one thereby keeping my first position from the end
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If you can meet with triumph and disaster / And treat those two imposters just the same - R. Kipling
Re: The Lurkers Melting Pot - Sponsored by Green Rosol. RIP Green Clay
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Originally Posted by Mae
Yes trip posted "Mae do it" so I did! I had never done that before, but I thought I could always give it a try! I love your quote in your sig
Thanks Incidentally, this quote is written on the wall in the player's entrance at Center Court, Wimbledon ! I love quotes- maybe will add some new ones in my sig in the future
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If you can meet with triumph and disaster / And treat those two imposters just the same - R. Kipling
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I love quotes also And I believe that whole poem is in the locker room at Notre Dame?
Ah @ Notre Dame - did not know that. One of my favorite poems is called Desiderata by Max Ehrmann - it pretty much contains every nugget of wisdom one needs in life. If you have not already read it, here is a link to this poem
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New volume chapter by Mae! And no I didn't ask you to do it to make you type "green Rosol".
Streak final day:
Roger Federer
Why no more streak game after this, Sham?
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Maybe he's tired of running it. I would volunteer but I can't count and I'd get it all wrong.
Gonna watch Serena/Aga now.
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"But certain interests of particular people are so important that it would be wrong - morally wrong - for the community to sacrifice those interests just to secure an overall benefit. Political rights mark off and protect these particularly important interests. A political right, we may say, is a trump over the kind of trade-off argument that normally justifies political action." - Ronald Dworkin (RIP)
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Mae, I was here while you were here. I awaited your arrival in my thread so I could bask in the glow of your awesomeness......... Alas, you ignored me and broke my ever loving heart!
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I remember it now. There was a recording made of a man reciting this poem to music many years ago. I had to research it, but I found out Les Crane recited the poem and the musical background was by Fred Werner. It won a Grammy for Best Spoken Word Recording in 1971. It was Crane's only hit.
Ah..had never heard this one - it's nice And yes, they are high ideals to live by-easier said than done
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Roger Federer (SUI)- 6-0,6-0,6-0
Sham says: Autofail
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I thought I would leave the thread title as it was until after Wimbledon. And then we can decide on a new thread title Not that it is all that important, but you have me curious. Why is it being called chapters instead of volumes?
Whatever happens tomorrow, the lurker in me will be sponsored by my tears.
Good question Mae - Volumes are for large things that like to stand out and be heard. Attention seekers for example, and other chat threads. We're lurkers, we're subtle with what we do, and the little chapters of history we witness and quietly create around MTF. Hence chapter is the only word that makes sense to describe each thread.
Mandy might have retired by the time chapter 3 comes around. Fed will still be going strong of course
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Ah @ Notre Dame - did not know that. One of my favorite poems is called Desiderata by Max Ehrmann - it pretty much contains every nugget of wisdom one needs in life. If you have not already read it, here is a link to this poem
You're turning out to be my nugget of wisdom noddzygote
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Why no more streak game after this, Sham?
I sense the busy times coming on. Thought another lurker would like to give it a go, or try another game. I'm pretty much obsessed with games like the guy quoted below this
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I nominate "The Great Bristish Hope, Jonathan Marray" as the next sponsership
What a great story
Sponsorship nominations is a great idea. Agree with this one, might throw in Nielsen's Wimby finalist Gramps too.
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Sham says: Autofail
I agree. Sam, seriously.
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Whatever happens tomorrow, the lurker in me will be sponsored by my tears.
Me too.
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Mandy might have retired by the time chapter 3 comes around. Fed will still be going strong of course
Literally laughed out loud when I read this.
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I sense the busy times coming on. Thought another lurker would like to give it a go, or try another game. I'm pretty much obsessed with games like the guy quoted below this
You mean there are things more important than MTF?
156, give us a game.
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"But certain interests of particular people are so important that it would be wrong - morally wrong - for the community to sacrifice those interests just to secure an overall benefit. Political rights mark off and protect these particularly important interests. A political right, we may say, is a trump over the kind of trade-off argument that normally justifies political action." - Ronald Dworkin (RIP)