Just to make you all jealous, I thought I’d mention that I met Bloomfield in the flesh the other day.
Darn, you too? Met him last summer, I’m been very unstable since then… 
Heh. From his avatar, I think I know all I need to know. 
Still, I, too, long to be so graced some day. I’ll bet it was some good conversation that you had.
N
Maybe I should start charging admission…
Embodiment is just a crutch for people who
can’t face virtual reality.
I thought embodiment was what happened between tokes. Not that I would know from personal experience, of course…
Dont’ waste your money people. I’ve seen it. The book was better…
David
P.S. Sorry, Bloomfield. I couldn’t resist. T’was great to see you & Jon M and the Harp crew when I was out that way!
Feadan, your avatar–it’s moving!
True, too true, Bloomey. If you’re disembodied,
you can’t inhale!
Gee and I thought I would chime in to report that my group is opening for Riders in the Sky tonight. I guess that pales in comparison to meeting Bloomfield. 
Mark V.
Really? I miss their show that used to come on Sunday afternoons on the Public Radio station.
I guess that pales in comparison to meeting Bloomfield.
I met Walden years ago. I wasn’t impressed. But I’m certain Bloomfield is a remarkable individual.
Actually, there are several us. We take turns at the computer.
It’s true. They still are on our puplic radio station Sunday mornings. My daughter enjoys listening to them on the way home from church. Got free tickets to the show. Yeeehaawww!
Mark V.
How interesting! I’m
a pair of identical twins. You’all and we’all have something
in common!
We’re married to the same woman, by the way.
She doesn’t know. Last year she caught us
talking, but we persuaded her that she was seeing
double.
One wife for two brothers! What a wonderful idea. I used to think polygamy was a good deal for the person who had multiple spouses. As I get older, I’m beginning to think it’s a better idea for the multiple spouses!
Bloomfield, by the way, is a strapping and strikingly handsome man…
I’m an atheist. There is no Bloomfield. Just kidding, I like Bloo. I just saw an opening and couldn’t resist using it.
Well, fine.
This is a perfectly good nonsense thread to foist this upon:
I suppose you heard about the dyslectic agnostic who lay awake at night wondering whether there’s a dog?
Best wishes,
Jerry
I see our old national* sport of spoonerisms is to be superseded by dyslexian jokes.
*Froonch. Poet, playwright Victor Hugo called them “the manure of spirit”; he also wrote some of the best…
Many how does dyslexics take it change to light bulb a?
ducking and running
Reminds self that it’s never too late to repent.
Gee, Bloo, why is it that whenever you’re around the topic of polygamy comes up?
Susan