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In reading (as best I can) the above exchange, I'm struck again by the number of things Che and Nan have in common. Guess it's a good thing Mr. FruitBat's in a happy union with Mrs. Che, or else you two (C. and N.) might logically develop into a couple.
And given the demasculinization of married males in the US (viz., Baby Changing Stations in public men's rooms -- altho I've never seen one being used), it's entirely possible that Pavlos could be coerced into hyphenating the lady's last name with his own.
And is the world really ready for a CheBanana-Peel?
And given the demasculinization of married males in the US (viz., Baby Changing Stations in public men's rooms -- altho I've never seen one being used), it's entirely possible that Pavlos could be coerced into hyphenating the lady's last name with his own.
And is the world really ready for a CheBanana-Peel?
The Goddess Nanaea has yet one other thing in common with Che -- she, too, is joined in a blissfully conjugal relationship.
"CheBanana-Peel"? Thanks a bunch (of bananas!) :p :)
-- Nanaea
"CheBanana-Peel"? Thanks a bunch (of bananas!) :p :)
-- Nanaea
...with her second favourite American author (after Mark Twain)!
Nope. He's my favorite British author. ;)
-- Nanaea
-- Nanaea
Do ye ken, John Peel?
Aha, an Enlishman in N.Y. as Sting would put it :))
P.S. My favorite Chinese writer is Mark Taiwan (author of "Tom Soya").
P.S. My favorite Chinese writer is Mark Taiwan (author of "Tom Soya").
A potentially slippery situation
CheBanana-Peel!
ROTFLMAO!!!!!
I see you've also been silently on Nan's tracks hehe
CheBanana-Peel!
ROTFLMAO!!!!!
I see you've also been silently on Nan's tracks hehe