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pant o mine, I'm sitting upon the dog.
Dictionary: pan·to·mime (păn'tə-mīm')
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Communication by means of gesture and facial expression: Some tourists make themselves understood abroad by pantomime.
The telling of a story without words, by means of bodily movements, gestures, and facial expressions.
A play, dance, or other theatrical performance characterized by such wordless storytelling.
An ancient Roman theatrical performance in which one actor played all the parts by means of gesture and movement, accompanied by a narrative chorus.
A player in such a performance.
A traditional British Christmas entertainment for children, usually based on nursery tales and featuring stock characters in costume who sing, dance, and perform skits.
v., -mimed, -mim·ing, -mimes.
v.tr.
To represent or express by pantomime: pantomine a story on the stage; pantomimed “baby” by cradling an imaginary infant.
Hard to hold down, nimble, alighting wherever it likes: the mind. Its taming is good. The mind well-tamed brings ease.
- Dhammapada, 3, translated by Thanissaro Bhikkhu.
its all fine and dandy until the hamster stresses out.
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(weren't terriers bred bread to go down small holes nad retrieve small animals? (and i see the puppy terrorizing his Bee, shacking it back and forth, breaking its neck) ??)
something about know thyself and the trifold vanity that was my grandmother's or great grandmother's or some generation of that, and handed down and down and down......
(along the way I picked up White Rabbits)
(my mother's was brown and white)
(my mother's was yellow)
(and driven by my adopted brother after she was forced to drive a mini van and he was forced to like it, until then he had driven a papagoite blue beetle, or rather, slightly more azure, or indigo than that)
princess on the q.t.
quality time
a hamster
p on the q.t.
secret mission.
(omg, ego. princess heh. and then the ego jumps in and says but we use a blow torch ;) to melt silver, this isnt arc welding, but heck, Jack?
Jill?
apparently the hamster has a secret
(i wasnt looking and he snuck into a crack in the couch and i felt....
something rising...)
oct o puss.
all this started out with trying to figure out whether you can cause an explosion by squeezing yourself while someone is sucking you.
there are so many ways we say "you suck" (that was non-directional)(is that unconditional?)(not intended for anyone in particular but a comment that is generally for enlightenment purposes only, and no harm intended?)
Two prostitutes come to Solomon and ask him to settle an argument between them as to who is the mother of a particular baby. Solomon asks for a sword to cut the baby in half to be split between the two women. When the first prostitute tells him to give the baby to the other rather than kill it she proves herself to be the mother with her love for the child. Solomon gives her the baby. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Books_of_Kings
Of course, the Dutch have a theory to explain all this: what cheese and feet have in common are odor-producing bacteria. Bacteria are essential to making cheese--the powers unseen that turn insipid milk into a panoply of Bries, Goudas, Cheddars, Roqueforts, Parmesans, Leerdammers, and Limburgers. And we have loads of bacteria growing on our feet. In fact, midway through his doctoral thesis, Knols notes rather ominously that it has even been suggested that certain bacteria involved in cheese production originate from human skin and therefore that ‘cheese smells of feet rather than the reverse.’ God knows how the good monks inoculated the first Limburger cheese; pray it was a miracle.
As it happens--just a coincidence, perhaps--the bacterium used for Limburger belongs to the same family as a bacterium that often lurks on human feet. Brevibacterium linens is the cheese maker’s friend, and Brevibacterium epidermis is the one that hangs out on the skin between people’s toes.
http://discovermagazine.com/1997/aug/whymosquitoessuc1200
since when does a pinky promise turn into a thumb war....(touch only with your little finger, gentle Love, gentle, these are little living creatures, we must not damage the teddy bear hamster......
Dictionary of Dance: pantomime
Top Home > Library > Entertainment & Arts > Dictionary of Dancepantomime (Gk., all-imitating). Commonly refers to theatrical shows that impart action without the use of words or song. In Britain, however, the term more specifically refers to a form of Christmas comic entertainment, dating from the early 18th century, which incorporates music, dance, and mime in productions that feature set characters (often fairy-tale ones) and set lines (which the audience shout).
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