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To: null and void

I know for a fact that Hemingway never frolicked. Fitzgerald may have frolicked a little, but kept his shirt on. T.S. Eliot, Thomas Mann, and DH Lawrence wouldn't be caught dead frolicking.


64 posted on 08/24/2006 7:55:54 AM PDT by durasell (!)
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To: durasell; null and void

I noticed however, that you neglected to mention Oscar Wilde and Truman Capote.

I'm just sayin' is all.


71 posted on 08/24/2006 8:01:18 AM PDT by Corin Stormhands (HHD: Join the Hobbit Hole Troop Support - http://freeper.the-hobbit-hole.net/)
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To: durasell

Jane Austen frolicked, but her definition of "frolicking" encompassed sipping warm tea and needlepointing. (It was a more low-key time then.)


74 posted on 08/24/2006 8:02:14 AM PDT by Xenalyte (No movie shall triumph over "Snakes on a Plane.")
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To: durasell
Fitzgerald may have frolicked a little, but kept his shirt on.

Fitzgerald was for sure a frolicker. He and Zelda did all kinds of wild things in their day.

80 posted on 08/24/2006 8:04:58 AM PDT by retrokitten
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