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[Princess Iris]

Anyone has personal blog?

in this site?

yes

[ramenanmitsu]

Aw yiss. Leslie is full of wisdom, you will see. Her speeches are unique!!!
Sherlock has 9 episodes and a special. The hiatus is forever the next season will come out on 2017 maybe Moriarty is VERY interesting. He's probably an ENTP. Even tho he says he's alike with Sherlock. I believe Moriarty is a psychopath and well, Sherlock is obviously a sociopath. Or he says, a functional sociopath 
But after them I like Irene Adler a lot. She's THE woman. She was in ONE episode but I loved her. 

Well, yeah, that's how he workd with Chris. Chris is the good guy and Ben is the bad guy, they play like that, their dynamic. Chris is good to be positive and Ben is blunt. 
You are making me watch Parks and Rec again, this is like the 4th time

 
How can you make the distinction easily between Moriarty and Sherlock as to whether they are a psychopath or a sociopath? I'm still confused to which is which. Meh, I don't know Irene so I can't comment much about her.

Chris is hilarious! I LOVE how he's over exaggerating all the time and acting like this business coach you only see in tv. And Anne calls him perfect If I were her I would be so irritated and annoyed with him lol. He's the least likely guy I'd get along with in real life.
 

LOL, you're right, as if life wasn't interesting to begin with, what was the need to make it even more novel-like.  I mean, that's Cesare Borgia, not the milkman down the street...maybe the producers didn't find his life to be enough like a soap-opera. 
Yep, both of them were executed,  beheaded if I remember right. But usually the execution was the 'hanged, drawn and quartered' for the men and the burning at the stake for the women. I suppose Anna and George got the decapitation because they were noble? Yuck. 

Oh I see. Also her uncle Norfolk's father (or grandfather?) helped the Tudors to the throne so maybe they were given a more 'honorable' death? Idk

I'm not sure about other countries but I thought in England the Catholics were burned as an execution regardless of gender. My memory might be wrong tho. I briefly remember the translator of the bible get burned and he was a guy as well.

talking about, my wishes to all girls here. i'd give to all you some mimosas but I can't

Why no mimosa and wishes for me?

Edited by ramenanmitsu, 08 March 2015 - 11:34 AM.

[六道仙人]

are you a trans, ramen?

[Lady Lys]

 

ahah. lo conoscevo già. La chiusura finale "mò m'hai rotto er cazzo" è da oscar della colonna sonora..

 

talking about, my wishes to all girls here. i'd give to all you some mimosas but I can't

Aw! Thankies, I love mimosas. 

LA SABBIA BRUCIAAAA BRUCIAAAA BRUCIAAAA!!!!  

 

 

 

 
How can you make the distinction easily between Moriarty and Sherlock as to whether they are a psychopath or a sociopath? I'm still confused to which is which. Meh, I don't know Irene so I can't comment much about her.

Chris is hilarious! I LOVE how he's over exaggerating all the time and acting like this business coach you only see in tv. And Anne calls him perfect If I were her I would be so irritated and annoyed with him lol. He's the least likely guy I'd get along with in real life.
 Oh I see. Also her uncle Norfolk's father (or grandfather?) helped the Tudors to the throne so maybe they were given a more 'honorable' death? Idk

I'm not sure about other countries but I thought in England the Catholics were burned as an execution regardless of gender. My memory might be wrong tho. I briefly remember the translator of the bible get burned and he was a guy as well.

Why no mimosa and wishes for me?

If my memory doesn't betray me, usually the burning was reserved to the eretics (I'm not sure about the catholics in England tough, I just remember that european catholics used to call Elizabeth the first, 'the Bastard'.), for witchcraft and for sodomy. in those cases even males were put at the stake. But I think everything else was either decapitation or hanging. Depending on the historical period the  type of death was different, but the 'hang, drawn and quartered' was used only for men, as a matter of common decency I believe, no naked women.

I can totally be wrong, it has been a while since I visited the ' museum of tortures' in Volterra (and it was a...uh...shocking experience..)

 

 

LOL what a topic to chose for a relaxing sunday chat XD. 

[Popuri]

in this site?

yes

 

Yes and no. It could be any blog, for example that is hosted in blogger, wordpress, LJ, etc.

 

So you have one here, Iris?

[Princess Iris]

 
Yes and no. It could be any blog, for example that is hosted in blogger, wordpress, LJ, etc.
 
So you have one here, Iris?

yes

[六道仙人]

Aw! Thankies, I love mimosas. 

LA SABBIA BRUCIAAAA BRUCIAAAA BRUCIAAAA!!!!  

 

 

 

Aw! Thankies, I love mimosas. 

LA SABBIA BRUCIAAAA BRUCIAAAA BRUCIAAAA!!!!  

 

 

 

If my memory doesn't betray me, usually the burning was reserved to the eretics (I'm not sure about the catholics in England tough, I just remember that european catholics used to call Elizabeth the first, 'the Bastard'.), for witchcraft and for sodomy. in those cases even males were put at the stake. But I think everything else was either decapitation or hanging. Depending on the historical period the  type of death was different, but the 'hang, drawn and quartered' was used only for men, as a matter of common decency I believe, no naked women.

I can totally be wrong, it has been a while since I visited the ' museum of tortures' in Volterra (and it was a...uh...shocking experience..)

 

 

LOL what a topic to chose for a relaxing sunday chat XD. 

 

 

AMO', ME TOGLI A SABBIA DAL LETTINO??!!

 

oh, borgias, roman church, anglicanism, heretics, staking, etc... what such a cool topic

[Popuri]

BBC's Sherlock is awesome! But since now it's extended, since the original story actually has ended when Sherlock fell from building (CMIIW), I don't really like new eps. Like the one that has Watson and his mustache's joke. Irene Adler is so fierce there. But is she really like that in novel? I don't recall. That makes Irene Adler's Rachel McAdams looks like the sweet version of her.

[Popuri]

How do you quote inside a quote, Rico?

[FireFox]

HAPPY WOMAN'S DAY  !!! 

AND SORRY BUT I CAN'T MARRY YOU ALL  MY WIFU WILL KILL ME !!!   AND I LOVE HER TO MUCH   .

but beauty tips for men????


I think they just need to stop drinking

NO !!!  .

I like him leashed

I love him soooo much!

Would you also spank my ass Wifu  .

no he's a great guy
the only thing is ......


he is never serious

& he is not among ones who hide their inner self


@ns256 How dare you!! He loves me & ONLY ME

Hahahahahaha!!! LOL Yes that's me XD  My friends/family say no matter what I will never change LOL XD .

 

True I love you so much to let you go  

   

Why should he? He is suvh a good guy and he knows it. There ain't any reason to hide. As drsmatic and...pervert he is....the more mellower and caring he is from inside. Why do you think I call him my big bro? I really mean it.

You better ask him that XD He doesn't like to be leashed XD

Awwwwwwww !!! You guys are gonna make me blush   .Thanks for everything   .

 

Sorry bro but my ass wants to be spanked by waifu it can't be helped   .

'Morning guyssss *yawns* 

 

LOL, me thinks thread can also be quite the 'alcoholism anonymous' thread.   @Red, my man, yesterday I kept high the values of our FC, I survived 3 glasses of red wine, one (yucky) baileys cocktail and a glass of pure undiluted gasoline sambuca. And I wasn't even drunk. Congratulate with me. 

Morning Duchess !!! 

 

I'm so proud of you your Royal Highness  you truly are the epitome of Sophistication   

Yes we party now drinks for everyone its on the house     .

 

[Lady Lys]

 

AMO', ME TOGLI A SABBIA DAL LETTINO??!!

 

oh, borgias, roman church, anglicanism, heretics, staking, etc... what such a cool topic

ER TELEFONINO AMO', ER TELEFONINO!!!!!

 

(Lol indeed!)

 

 

Morning Duchess !!! 

 

I'm so proud of you your Royal Highness  you truly are the epitome of Sophistication 

Yes we party now drinks for everyone its on the house     .

 

 

Morning Red! 

I had to keep high the banner of sophistication. 

More drinking?!?       *faints*

[六道仙人]

How do you quote inside a quote, Rico?

 

I wonder myself too

[ramenanmitsu]

are you a trans, ramen?

  
I didn't know today was woman's day so I thought you were excluding me for no reason
Now I feel embarrassed!

If my memory doesn't betray me, usually the burning was reserved to the eretics (I'm not sure about the catholics in England tough, I just remember that european catholics used to call Elizabeth the first, 'the Bastard'.), for witchcraft and for sodomy. in those cases even males were put at the stake. But I think everything else was either decapitation or hanging. Depending on the historical period the  type of death was different, but the 'hang, drawn and quartered' was used only for men, as a matter of common decency I believe, no naked women.
I can totally be wrong, it has been a while since I visited the ' museum of tortures' in Volterra (and it was a...uh...shocking experience..)
 
 
LOL what a topic to chose for a relaxing sunday chat XD.

Ah I see! That's how it is. Thanks for teaching me
  

BBC's Sherlock is awesome! But since now it's extended, since the original story actually has ended when Sherlock fell from building (CMIIW), I don't really like new eps. Like the one that has Watson and his mustache's joke. Irene Adler is so fierce there. But is she really like that in novel? I don't recall. That makes Irene Adler's Rachel McAdams looks like the sweet version of her.

Really? The novel ended that quickly? I usually don't like original stuff either. They must hire a real genius if they're going to extend the story by themselves.

Edited by ramenanmitsu, 08 March 2015 - 12:22 PM.

[六道仙人]

  
I didn't know today was woman's day so I thought you were excluding me for no reason
Now I feel embarrassed!
Ah I see! That's how it is. Thanks for teaching me
  Really? The novel ended that quickly? I usually don't like original stuff either. They must hire a real genius if they're going to extend the story by themselves.

 

naaah, don't worry.. it's ok.. I wonder if Kishi does something for his wife and women today

[ramenanmitsu]

naaah, don't worry.. it's ok.. I wonder if Kishi does something for his wife and women today

He probably went to the Japanese Parliament House to do an "Anti-'Women's Day'" riot with his friends who equally hate women.

[Popuri]

I double quote, quote inside a quote, but I deleted it and tried to do that again. I failed.

[Rabbit]

The finished mterial of the shirt painting using coloring dyes.

[Lady Lys]

UH! I think today must be a nightmare for Kishi! A WOMEN'S DAY! THE HORROR!!! AND HINATA IS NOT EVEN MENTIONED ANYWHERE!!! 

 

[Rabbit]

Happy Women's Day.
Today's song is "I'm every woman."

[Popuri]

Really? The novel ended that quickly? I usually don't like original stuff either. They must hire a real genius if they're going to extend the story by themselves.

 

That I don't know. I read some of them. I have some short stories collections too. But I don't know its sequences. It's hard to find the books now. Plus I'm sure the publisher here publishes its short version. Like Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina. I was wondering that that novel that could enter my little bag was really the whole novel. "So novelists in the past wrote 'short stories' and that's all and they became famous?" Apparently after I read one of local book reviewer, what I read was its short version.

 

Sorry for not answering your question. But my friend said that too, that the story ends when Sherlock falls from the cliff (BBC's version is building). The extended version shocks me, anyway. Watson's fiance becomes spy? O_o or something like that O_O I thought she's sweet woman who Watson could share Sherlock's madness T_T

Edited by xpopurix, 08 March 2015 - 12:45 PM.