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hey, i was just wondering if anyone had a number for anybody at barsuk. i'm still trying to get festival rights for some long winters songs for my film. the website just directs me to an email address, and i've emailed them twice over the past three months with no response. thanks for any help.
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If I remember correctly, the holiday traditions (bunnies and eggs, etc.) are a adopted version of pagan fertility festivals in Rome, the holiday where the city released bunnies and other animals that reproduce a lot, and showed pornographic theater, to encourage people to have sex and make a bunch of little Romans to expand the empire.
Let's just say, Happy Spring everyone! (Is it Spring where you are?)
And I agree, it does seem like there are a lot of scarred ex-catholics here.
Let's just say, Happy Spring everyone! (Is it Spring where you are?)
And I agree, it does seem like there are a lot of scarred ex-catholics here.
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Betty Felon wrote:Let's just say, Happy Spring everyone! (Is it Spring where you are?)
And I agree, it does seem like there are a lot of scarred ex-catholics here.
Being a horrible dork, I sent an email recently to a friend on holiday in England, with the subject line "Is it spring where you are?" It is spring in Buffalo, and it is about time (which was the subject of the email, the weather, followed up by about 20 questions about England, and then of course, the aforementioned quote). Fertility, fershmility.
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sorry to be a little bitch, but the apostrophe is incorrect. an apostrophe is never used to make something plural, unless it's an abbreviation or an acronym, and even then, it's a bad idea. The Ney York Times does it with decades, but the New York Times is run by fools and charlatans. The only time it's ok is when you're writing about a letter of the alphabet in the plural and not using an apostrophe would make your sentence confusing, as in "the word albatross has two As." It would be better to write "two A's."
i will now go and remove the enormous stick from my azz.
love,
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PS
no one loves heather and forrest the way I love them.
i will now go and remove the enormous stick from my azz.
love,
sean
PS
no one loves heather and forrest the way I love them.