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Originally Posted by Conan (Post 1088036)

oojay, i advise keeping your child very, very far away from this man.

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Originally Posted by Dirty (Post 1088084)

oojay, i advise keeping your child very, very far away from this man.

I'm not a pedophile. But I would kidnap oojay's son just to raise him as my own.

EDIT: This post sounds extra creepy given my current avatar choice.

Is no one else going to mention young 2006 era Oojay's immaculately sculpted eyebrows?

Mmmn....my stomach's all rumbley from all this baby talk....

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Originally Posted by EvilChuck (Post 1088205)

Is no one else going to mention young 2006 era Oojay's immaculately sculpted eyebrows?

I noticed. Those thick brows remind me of my mother's family. I inherited rather thin ones from my dad.

So... it's not a real picture of me. But I'm giddy about being in cartoon form. In the yellow.

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Originally Posted by oojay (Post 1088033)

I never thought I would hear "When I'm your age..." lol. He is 14 months old. His name is Chase <3

http://img827.imageshack.us/img827/7483/img0470qs.jpg

Darling photo of Chase, oojay. He looks very happy and cared for. (Cool plush animals on the harness of the car seat, btw, in the other photo I didn't show above.)

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Originally Posted by Zaqarbal (Post 1087988)

As I promised Vegangelica, here I am, in front of two of the houses in which Boccherini lived:

http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/107...emadera001.jpg http://img856.imageshack.us/img856/4...ousejym001.jpg

The one at the left, from 1787 to 1802. At the right, the house where he spent his last two years and finally died. Obviously, both buildings have been refurbished several times since then, but they're still in use.

Lovely photos of Boccherini's homes, Zaqarbal!

You are lucky to have so much history and culture around you that is part of the present. The tiny car, the scooter, the colorful buildings, the iron railings...they all looks so European, too. It's fun to see them. :)

Heree I aaam Attachment 4633

God, you're good looking.

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Originally Posted by VEGANGELICA (Post 1088350)

Lovely photos of Boccherini's homes, Zaqarbal!

You are lucky to have so much history and culture around you that is part of the present.

Yeah, as they say: "If walls could talk...". Look at this. Very, very close to Boccherini's house (the one at the left photo), almost next to it, in the same street:

http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/812...nplcido001.jpg

That building behind me is San Plácido Convent, from the 17th century. In 1628 it was supposedly attacked by the Devil. Imagine: possessed nuns!! :eek: I haven't found any webpage in English about it, but this article mentions the event.

I don't know if Boccherini knew the story, or if somehow he found inspiration in it when he composed La casa del diavolo ("The Devil's House").