Marylin, Tam Lin is a scottish fairy tale The evil fairy queen says those lines.

Thanks, Cigale!

Hi Marilyn : Fancy a cup of tea and a ginger snap!
CM

You're up early, Ms. Mousie. I'd love a cuppa, but it would have to be herbal for me as I'll be off to bed in the next hour or so. I've been reading all about Tam Lin -- I love that sort of thing.

Haven't you got your new espresso machine yet ?

The new espresso machine is going to wait until the kitchen remodel is done (along with a more major house remodel). Probably a year from now! ((c))

Sorry - yes, cigalechanta is right (of course) - It is a curse (or a blessing? hmmm...) that the fairy queen puts on Tam Lin - sorry, I should have credited it when I posted it - I just love those lines :)

it was all a big mistake! i originally posted this by accident. hundreds of replies but still no one can tell me where to find a cheap hotel or a cheap meal in paris!

or a cheap date

Author: michelleNYC
Date: 07/21/2003, 02:40 pm
Message: Where can I find AUTHENTIC French tacos in Paris? How about those little pickles... what are they called???... Carnations?

I think they call incarnations...
(I am not sure if I am allowed to post in this thread as I am not going Europe in 2005, but then I think I might as I've gone this year and this is ... this year ...)

No woman can resist a man who looks good in a speedo

Please get me a towel
Mr. Tangerine Speedo
You're all over town
Tangerine la la la la la la la la

Nowhere to go, nothing to do
I'll be as gentle on you as tearless baby shampoo
Back to my bungalow with flesh tone kimonos
Ah, come a little closer feel the "Sting" of my "Bono", no no no no

The talk of the town
Mr. Tangerine Speedo
How you get around
In your tangerine la la la la la la la la

I read this thread,
My brain went clang,
It hurt my head
When the cuckoos sang.
To ease the pain
I quaffed a beer -
The thread's now plain;
Its message clear.

we are good at posting nonsence :)

I've recently taken up jogging. Unfortunately, it was the only way I was going to hear heavy breathing again.