Earl's Book of Lists 2
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Comment from WryWriter
These lists are a blast! Enjoying reading them!
Some edits:
7. "Poets are all who love--who feel great truths--And tell them." Bailey
7. "Poets are all who love--who feel great truths--And tell them." (add --) Bailey
[2. "Stones from the River" by Ursula Hegi
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Classics:
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"Plato." "Epictetus." "Marcus." "Aurelius." "Marlowe" "Dana." "Poe" "Shakespeare."]
New lists reminded me of some great songs I gotta' go play again! ; )
reply by the author on 14-Jan-2019
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These lists are a blast! Enjoying reading them!
Some edits:
7. "Poets are all who love--who feel great truths--And tell them." Bailey
7. "Poets are all who love--who feel great truths--And tell them." (add --) Bailey
[2. "Stones from the River" by Ursula Hegi
(add space)
Classics:
(Omit space)
"Plato." "Epictetus." "Marcus." "Aurelius." "Marlowe" "Dana." "Poe" "Shakespeare."]
New lists reminded me of some great songs I gotta' go play again! ; )
Comment Written 13-Jan-2019
reply by the author on 14-Jan-2019
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Thanks for the editing tips. Just posted another chapter, check it out. Audience participation is encouraged.
Comment from Bill Schott
Lots of lists are lining up, loading this lengthy letter with loquacious lists which lead us believe there will be more --lists.
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Lots of lists are lining up, loading this lengthy letter with loquacious lists which lead us believe there will be more --lists.
Comment Written 12-Jan-2019
reply by the author on 14-Jan-2019
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Thank you for your kind words Bill . I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my work.
Comment from Scarbrems
I am enjoying these. It's a lot of fun. Some I can definitely relate to. I've still got tapes and vinyl myself, but I wouldn't drink out of the hose. The water tastes like rubber.
reply by the author on 14-Jan-2019
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I am enjoying these. It's a lot of fun. Some I can definitely relate to. I've still got tapes and vinyl myself, but I wouldn't drink out of the hose. The water tastes like rubber.
Comment Written 12-Jan-2019
reply by the author on 14-Jan-2019
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I hate drinking out of a hot hose too.Thank you for your kind words. I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my work.
Comment from lyenochka
Another humorous addition to your lists book, Earl! Enjoyed the advice to army wives especially!
Shouldn't the additions be done as a separate chapter like Robyn's book?
One typo: "were great for excercising " (exercising) Now ipods and bluetooth have made things so much easier still!
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2019
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Another humorous addition to your lists book, Earl! Enjoyed the advice to army wives especially!
Shouldn't the additions be done as a separate chapter like Robyn's book?
One typo: "were great for excercising " (exercising) Now ipods and bluetooth have made things so much easier still!
Comment Written 12-Jan-2019
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2019
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The additions should be done as separate chapters but some people aren't dinding the add chapter button and sending their submissions to me directly. Rather than lose the info I'm adding it with my next submission. Thanks for catching that typo. I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my work.
Comment from aryr
Great job Earl, I enjoyed these lists, they were amazing but very truthful answers, I have lived through many of these. I also appreciated the add on's from other members. A great deal of information was covered.
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2019
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Great job Earl, I enjoyed these lists, they were amazing but very truthful answers, I have lived through many of these. I also appreciated the add on's from other members. A great deal of information was covered.
Comment Written 11-Jan-2019
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2019
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Thank you. Feel free to add your own lists, join the fun. Thank you for reading and reviewing my work.
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You are most welcome Earl. I will pass on this opportunity so I do not repeat what others have written. Thanks though.
Comment from Mastery
This thong is growing in leaps and bounds, Earl. Just curious..what do you teach in school? I find that very interesting indeed. I will add something after a while. Just kinda watching for now, if you don't mind: :) Bob
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2019
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This thong is growing in leaps and bounds, Earl. Just curious..what do you teach in school? I find that very interesting indeed. I will add something after a while. Just kinda watching for now, if you don't mind: :) Bob
Comment Written 11-Jan-2019
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Im a special education teacher, but I'm also certified in English and History. I can't wait to see what you post Bob, I know it'll be good.
Comment from J W Warner
Fun posting. I enjoyed the variety of lists and found at least one thing in each that I related to. Vinyl LP's are making a comeback BTW. I've seen them in Barnes & Noble
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Fun posting. I enjoyed the variety of lists and found at least one thing in each that I related to. Vinyl LP's are making a comeback BTW. I've seen them in Barnes & Noble
Comment Written 11-Jan-2019
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2019
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I almost mentioned that about LPs. Join the fun and add your own lists. I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my work.
Comment from Ms. Snyder
I love it - this is all good stuff. I love the wife's tips. That is wonderful. They need to post that in the commissary. I know a few people who really could have learned from that! The songs everyone mentions are great! I love the fact that Schott put Heinlein in - it fits... LOL, I still have 75 long-playing records. Everything from Led Zeppelin to The Who, I also have over 300 cassette tapes and over 700 CDs that I will not part with. I am an audiophile! My dad was a musician and so music was a constant background in my life. I could never make a list, however, because there is no way for me to compare people who can create a craft that I cannot! I am still pondering if I can even come up with a list of books on a desert island. I think there are so many good ones to read. How do you discount one of the other - I just don't make these kinds of decisions well. I don't have a favorite color, or food or anything like that - I like multiples. I like choices. So my list would be very long. I love that you can narrow it down that is something I need to learn to do. However, when I moved from my home in Ohio in 2016 to come to Georgia I got rid of almost everything except my books and my music and some clothes and a few other necessities. I wanted to start fresh and rid myself of the clutter. What's funny about the 1st list - I never owned a single 8 track. Not one. Friends had them, but I didn't I guess I was lucky to not invest in the blip medium. Stayin' Alive is a great song too. I love the Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack is was all I listened to at a certain age. Some of the stuff listed I have no idea what it is. I will investigate though because I am always about learning and getting more knowledge. Each time I see your list I glean something new! So thanks again for a wonderful post! Cheers, Fonda
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2019
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I love it - this is all good stuff. I love the wife's tips. That is wonderful. They need to post that in the commissary. I know a few people who really could have learned from that! The songs everyone mentions are great! I love the fact that Schott put Heinlein in - it fits... LOL, I still have 75 long-playing records. Everything from Led Zeppelin to The Who, I also have over 300 cassette tapes and over 700 CDs that I will not part with. I am an audiophile! My dad was a musician and so music was a constant background in my life. I could never make a list, however, because there is no way for me to compare people who can create a craft that I cannot! I am still pondering if I can even come up with a list of books on a desert island. I think there are so many good ones to read. How do you discount one of the other - I just don't make these kinds of decisions well. I don't have a favorite color, or food or anything like that - I like multiples. I like choices. So my list would be very long. I love that you can narrow it down that is something I need to learn to do. However, when I moved from my home in Ohio in 2016 to come to Georgia I got rid of almost everything except my books and my music and some clothes and a few other necessities. I wanted to start fresh and rid myself of the clutter. What's funny about the 1st list - I never owned a single 8 track. Not one. Friends had them, but I didn't I guess I was lucky to not invest in the blip medium. Stayin' Alive is a great song too. I love the Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack is was all I listened to at a certain age. Some of the stuff listed I have no idea what it is. I will investigate though because I am always about learning and getting more knowledge. Each time I see your list I glean something new! So thanks again for a wonderful post! Cheers, Fonda
Comment Written 11-Jan-2019
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2019
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Don't just research my stuff, develop your own and add them. You and I must be about the same era if you listened to the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. I actually won a poetry contest writing about disco, it's in my portfolio. I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my work.
Comment from Jaye Bennett
Whoa! We are learning a lot about each other. I think this is good. We will feel more relaxed, both with reviewing and with being reviewed. Thanks to all who contributed to this segment. Good job.
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Whoa! We are learning a lot about each other. I think this is good. We will feel more relaxed, both with reviewing and with being reviewed. Thanks to all who contributed to this segment. Good job.
Comment Written 11-Jan-2019
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2019
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You want to get more comfortable with people on Fanstory, check out Robyn Corum's quiz book and take it. Feel free to add your own lists. I do appreciate you taking the time to read and review my work.
Comment from Sally Law
This was a hoot and a holler! I would li,e to add, if you don't mind helping me. I am blind and can't see how to add to this. It makes no sense in this moment.
Books to read while stranded on a island:
--Les Miserables by Victor Hugo.
--Endurance by Alfred Lansing.
--Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
--Falling Up The Stairs by R.C. Hartson
--The Holy Bible, my large print version for sight-impaired.
Songs for traveling:
--Hillsong Worship, anything at all will do.
--Oldies: 60's and 70's like Carpenters, JamesTaylor, Jackson Brown, The Four Tops, Johnny Rivers, Van Morrison, Jackie DeShannon, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, The Hollies, Joe Cocker and Jose Feliciano. Oh, and don't forget a little opera and classical music like the Canadian Tenors and Joshua Bell on violin. That should do it...I think.
Best sayings:
--What would you do if you had a real problem?
--This should be good.
--It's not burned, it's extra crispy.
--Excuse me, but...is the the actual price? Do I look like a millionaire to you?
--Gas pedal on the right, break on the left, man!
--Life is not fair. The fair comes around twice a year.
--Keeping the faith.
Hope this is not too much for you, Earl. Hopefully, you can just copy and paste.
All my best,
Sal
reply by the author on 14-Jan-2019
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This was a hoot and a holler! I would li,e to add, if you don't mind helping me. I am blind and can't see how to add to this. It makes no sense in this moment.
Books to read while stranded on a island:
--Les Miserables by Victor Hugo.
--Endurance by Alfred Lansing.
--Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
--Falling Up The Stairs by R.C. Hartson
--The Holy Bible, my large print version for sight-impaired.
Songs for traveling:
--Hillsong Worship, anything at all will do.
--Oldies: 60's and 70's like Carpenters, JamesTaylor, Jackson Brown, The Four Tops, Johnny Rivers, Van Morrison, Jackie DeShannon, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, The Hollies, Joe Cocker and Jose Feliciano. Oh, and don't forget a little opera and classical music like the Canadian Tenors and Joshua Bell on violin. That should do it...I think.
Best sayings:
--What would you do if you had a real problem?
--This should be good.
--It's not burned, it's extra crispy.
--Excuse me, but...is the the actual price? Do I look like a millionaire to you?
--Gas pedal on the right, break on the left, man!
--Life is not fair. The fair comes around twice a year.
--Keeping the faith.
Hope this is not too much for you, Earl. Hopefully, you can just copy and paste.
All my best,
Sal
Comment Written 11-Jan-2019
reply by the author on 14-Jan-2019
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Hi Sally thanks for contributing. Yours was added to my latest chapter. If you come up with more let me know.
