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Davini994	439294.  Thu Nov 13, 2008 2:38 pm
Alfred E Neuman	439301.  Thu Nov 13, 2008 2:56 pm Seems a lot easier to just text each other...
Arcane	439303.  Thu Nov 13, 2008 2:59 pm I've got one of those little fans that you can program a message into - they're cute, but rather annoying to set up.
blueshearer	439523.  Thu Nov 13, 2008 8:49 pm reddygirl wrote: The Victorians also used to convey meanings via flowers. http://www.pioneerthinking.com/flowerlanguage.html Thank you reddygirl for your orange blossom. You are indeed an Angelica and command my daffodil. Flowers are indeed a much preferable way of exchanging communication as they havent evolved into cumbersome electrical implements and can safely be used to convey a discreet message or emotion. However some choose to use flowers to communicate in a most inappropriate way such as the melody breaker Morissey who stuck them down his trousers - god only knows what he was trying to say - something about being miserable no doubt' Cattail blueshearer _________________ any thoughts
blueshearer	439530.  Thu Nov 13, 2008 8:54 pm dr.bob wrote: blueshearer wrote: Apparently during the nineteenth century fans were used as a tool for discreet comunication. Hmm, this forum is described as: Quote: The only place on the internet where you'll find people intelligent enough to discuss current affairs and hot topics without descending into flame wars. This is obviously some new definition of "current" that I was not previously aware of. Sorry for invading your precious superior space - can the wizard move it to some other place where people are happy and wear flowers in their hair. Cyclamen Blueshearer _________________ any thoughts
Timon	439741.  Fri Nov 14, 2008 8:35 am Marjoram! Viscaria? _________________ Bibamus, moriendum est.

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