Jasmine

[Barbaria1]

Tree prefers not to bother with the placard.

That's mainly because he doesn't want anyone to know he can't read.

 

[Wragg]

Tree prefers not to bother with the placard.

View attachment 369464 That's mainly because he doesn't want anyone to know he can't read.

Exam question: name one of the greatest achievements of the Romans.

Answer: they could read and write Latin.

 

[Repertor]

She looked down her body. Still her nipples stood erect.

 

[Barbaria1]

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tumescently erect

 

[Hondoboot2]

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Great view

 

[thehangingtree]

Tree prefers not to bother with the placard.

View attachment 369464 That's mainly because he doesn't want anyone to know he can't read.

I can read reading but I can't read writing... -Br'er Rabbit

Exam question: name one of the greatest achievements of the Romans.

Answer: they could read and write Latin.

...but no one else could so they made up Catholicism to keep power after the fall of the empire...

It worked for a while...

Repertor,

You had to know this would draw the 'tumescent' word...

Tree

 

[Repertor]

You had to know this would draw the 'tumescent' word...

I was a bit worried when I read that they were only erect. But now I'm relieved with Barb's confirmation that they are 'tumescently erect'.

 

[Barbaria1]

I was a bit worried when I read that they were only erect. But now I'm relieved with Barb's confirmation that they are 'tumescently erect'.

Well, if anyone should know, it would have to be ....

 

[Wragg]

So, for once in my life I studiously avoid using the term 'tumescent'.

Mind you, Repertor's picture does rather evoke the word...

 

[Repertor]

She looked at the three crosses. Arthurius, the thief, was unconscious, possibly dead; but Rebecca and Helena were watching as Jasmine was nailed, pain etched into their faces, probably reliving the agony of their own crucifixions.

 

[Hondoboot2]

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Another great image Repertor!

 

[Barbaria1]

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Wow again!

 

[Wragg]

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I don't think Repertor will mind me telling you that he has worked like a Trojan on this picture.

I saw an unfinished version a day or so ago and I told him he was en-route to a masterpiece. Now I see the final result, I see I was right.

It is a masterpiece!

 

[Eulalia]

Yes, a classic. I hope you'll put together a portfolio of your artwork in a pdf, Repertor,
so we can give it pride of place in the Archive.

 

[Jollyrei]

It really is.
I think what makes it is the one friend weeping with the two other girls behind her already crucified, knowing there is nothing she can do. It raises the impact of the image. Her best friend naked on the ground, nailed to the cross in front of her.

 

[Wragg]

Yes, a classic. I hope you'll put together a portfolio of your artwork in a pdf, Repertor,
so we can give it pride of place in the Archive.

I'm gradually putting together an illustrated story as Repertor produces the pictures....I will send a copy to Madiosi and one to you when all is said and done, Eul.

 

[Repertor]

Yes, a classic. I hope you'll put together a portfolio of your artwork in a pdf, Repertor,
so we can give it pride of place in the Archive.

I'm gradually putting together an illustrated story as Repertor produces the pictures....I will send a copy to Madiosi and one to you when all is said and done, Eul.

Madiosi is already collecting the pictures.

 

[Madiosi]

Madiosi is already collecting the pictures.

All!
I wait to Text.

 

[Madiosi]

I'm gradually putting together an illustrated story as Repertor produces the pictures....I will send a copy to Madiosi and one to you when all is said and done, Eul.

Please not as pdf!!!
Classified by utility:
1. HTML
2. Doc
3. TXT

 

[Wragg]

Please not as pdf!!!
Classified by utility:
1. HTML
2. Doc
3. TXT

It is currently docx, but I can save it as doc