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reasonvemotion wrote:Spheres:

All these words, come from a man, that was once a boy, and a victim of the crime you're whaling about.

So you are saying, take it up the ass and don't complain. Forgive them for they know not what they do.
No but you just did, though. Your logic is extremely flawed.

BTW there is nothing more pompous than a person who doesnt bother to check his spelling errors.

reasonvemotion wrote:'The face is the index of the mind'

An index is a pointer, like the index finger for example. In a book, the index points to the place in a text where things may be found, and may also indicate what is in the book. In this sense, it is applied to the human face, which indicates, in the case of most people, what we are experiencing emotionally.


all the best, reasonvemotion

reasonvemotion wrote:Another pompous ass.


All the best, reasonvemotion

Bill Wiltrack wrote:.



You can't see this unless you click here but this is a picture of this universal symbol of love. Taken over 6000 years ago.







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Ever see an Italian male greet another?

reasonvemotion wrote:

Ever see an Italian male greet another?

Having spent some time in Rome, Naples, Florence, Milan I think I could safely say I have seen many Italian men greet each other and they do not kiss each other on the mouth. Cheek kissing, yes.
I never said they did, you missed the point. It being that there is no necessary accounting for such actions. Young boys and girls kiss their parents/grandparents on the lips all the time, so what the hell does that mean, in your twisted mind?

I'll tell you, "NOT NECESSARILY ANYTHING!"

Of course this applies to "straight men". I have no doubt "gay men" prefer the mouth.

and then there is the Pope.

And how in the hell could you possibly know that the pope's not a eunuch or hermaphrodite?