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**chalice** · 05-28-2009, 06:49 PM

Originally Posted by Skiz

Just watched Breaking Bad too. Hal was harsh as feck!1

Yep, but business is business, like.

As far as he was concerned, she was some smackhead skank. And he wasn't far wrong.

He should've smothered Jesse with a pillow too and kept his half mil while he was at it.

**Snee** · 05-28-2009, 06:50 PM

Originally Posted by Skweeky

That's what they do when you hand it in to the vet.

It's shame really. He could be an evil cunt, but I enjoyed the conversations we had about literature and art. (with the neighbour that is, not the dog).

RIP Ronnie, I'll have a wee drink on you!

was that the one you got the poetry for?

**chalice** · 05-28-2009, 07:00 PM

If so, can I have the bewks wot you bought him?

Eh?

**Skweeky** · 05-28-2009, 07:24 PM

Yes, he's the one I got the poetry for. And no, you can't have the books, because his son (who incidentally is the hubbie's best mate) has paid for them and is keeping them.

When he finished reading the one you recommended Chalice, he said he didn't quite get why we got him a book about homosexuality.

**Skiz** · 05-28-2009, 07:25 PM

Chalice is harshing folks from around the world.

**chalice** · 05-28-2009, 07:29 PM

Originally Posted by Skweeky

Yes, he's the one I got the poetry for. And no, you can't have the books, because his son (who incidentally is the hubbie's best mate) has paid for them and is keeping them.

When he finished reading the one you recommended Chalice, he said he didn't quite get why we got him a book about homosexuality.

Sexuality, certainly.

However Graves was a poet in classical sense. Heavily reliant upon the muse and whatnot. His old brain was clearly addled.

And being an English teacher, I find it impossible to believe that he hadn't already encountered Graves. (In some foxhole, trench or dugout of some description). See wot I did there?

Well, he knows graves now, in any case.

**Skweeky** · 05-28-2009, 07:31 PM

His reasoning was, that a war poet nor writing about women in an erotic sense, can only be homosexual.

I unfortunately never had the chance to read the book, I skimmed over it and read a few poems here and there.

But yes, he had been on morphine for a long time, and we all know what morphine does to the old brain.

**chalice** · 05-28-2009, 07:47 PM

Originally Posted by Skweeky

His reasoning was, that a war poet nor writing about women in an erotic sense, can only be homosexual.

I unfortunately never had the chance to read the book, I skimmed over it and read a few poems here and there.

But yes, he had been on morphine for a long time, and we all know what morphine does to the old brain.

Yeah, well, get a fucking medium and relate to the aul fucker that Graves wasn't a war poet. He just happened to write a memoir about his experiences in WWI.

The poetry wasn't war related in the least.