Re: I Met A Girl / Will Dockery

On Tue, 4 Feb 2025 16:58:27 +0000, W.Dockery wrote:

On Tue, 4 Feb 2025 16:09:03 +0000, HarryLime wrote:
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Will Dockery wrote:

On Mon, 3 Feb 2025 19:15:47 +0000, HarryLime wrote:

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Not at all

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I didn't expect you to agree, Pendragon.
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I don't agree:
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I Met A Girl
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I met a girl
she came from California.
It was in a dream
we knew each other instantly.
She was a little freckled girl
from out of
my high school past.
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And she looked up at me
and talked real spacey.
I've forgotten her name
though she told it to me twice.
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We talked
a really detached situation.
She said years ago
I was so shy
she thought I was gay.
At this point I kissed her
and put my finger to her hole.
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And she looked up at me
and talked real spacey.
I have forgotten her name
though she told it to me twice.
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I don't know why it was
that I would think of her.
I made a couple of puns
about her name that made me blush.
But her softness in tone
made me feel all right.
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All I want to do
is get in contact.
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-Will Dockery / May 8 1982

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You were emulating Trump,.

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Donald Trump was barely even known on May 8th 1982.

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Again, it was simply a poetic depiction romantic Interlude I enjoyed in
my youth.

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Yes, the characters are all based on real people.
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Again?  You had previously said that it was a dream.

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My poetry is based on memory and dreams, basically, and alternate
reality or part of a multiverse, as Marvel Comics would call it.
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Now you're saying that it actually happened.

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Perhaps I should repost the poem, you seem confused again, Pendragon.
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You're just digging yourself into a deeper and deeper hole

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Wake up, Pendragon, it's only poetry, this isn't real life here.

Then again: "Yes, the characters are all based on real people." -- WD

Or should I say putting your finger to one?
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It's called foreplay, Pendragon.
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Didn't your father ever sit you down and tell you about the birds and
the bees?

According to your poem, you dreamt that you met a girl you hadn't seen
since high school (approx. 5 years previously).
You recognized each other at first sight, but you were unable to
remember her name -- which implies that you had been acquaintances at
best.
She tells you that you had been so shy at the time that she thought that
you were gay.  This confirms that you had barely known each other.
Apparently to show her that you were heterosexual, you responded by
kissing her and putting your "finger to her hole."
I'm sorry, Donkey, but that doesn't strike me as foreplay.  Groping the
vagina of a woman you barely know to prove your masculinity would strike
most people as sexual assault.
Think about it: if some guy you barely spoke to in high school ran into
you at the Waffle House wearing drag, and you told him that you used to
think he was a manly sort of man -- and he responded by kissing you and
shoving his finger up your butthole... would you still consider it to be
"foreplay"?
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