Well it got me out of my slumber.
The very thought any poster should be banned is weird.
OUG has his followers and we all have the right not to read his posts.
We have far more than one seeming bigot when talking about religion.
And I think only GY should have the power to remove anyone

Dear Belly,

Hear! Hear!

WM..quote..<<..You seemed to have not noticed
that this isn't a piece of string...*but a thread.>>

i missed that
we got some great peaces..in this thread
but..your saying *thread..reminded me of a wise saying

it is only..at..the days birth
and at its death..that a black/thread..and a white thread..both look grey*

its always darkest..before the dawn
but observe it at dawn and dusk..everything looks grey
but that setting light..is always bright..[mention..the green flash]

Wm..<<..(Whilst we're at it,
what is the furthest you can walk into a forest?)

you said midway..not spoiling..the thought..process

brilliant
but folks thats not all

why..midway?
that point of equality..
midway..between..where we come from
and that to where we wish to go..now we are midway

do we go back
or forward

midway..is where we are
do we go onwards..or fall..backwards

its our choice
midway..because we first..went in

midway..we go....*.....?

ps..if you cheated..the reveal..*here*..belongs to Wm
what else we got..[ya dont think..marget..gave me that poet spirit?]

eye contact..is huge
thats how we exchange guides

the spell hidden within spelling..yet the eyes have it*

OUG wrote: midway..is where we are
do we go onwards..or fall..backwards

We set the clocks ahead in spring for daylight saving and back in the fall. So it's 'Spring forward and fall back."

Davidf: We set the clocks ahead in spring for daylight saving and back in the fall. So it's 'Spring forward and fall back."

Aah, not in Queensland. We stand still & enjoy the peace & quite.

On that in & out subject.

Oh, The grand old Duke of York,
He had ten thousand men;
He marched them up to the top of the hill,
And he marched them down again.

And when they were up, they were up,
And when they were down, they were down,
And when they were only half-way up,
They were neither up nor down.

Richard, Duke of York (1411–1460), who was defeated at the Battle of Wakefield on 30 December 1460. Richard's army, some 8,000 strong, was awaiting reinforcements at Sandal Castle in Wakefield (the castle was built on top of a Norman motte). He was surrounded by Lancastrian forces some three times that number, but chose to sally forth to fight. Richard died in a pitched battle at Wakefield Green, together with between one third and one half of his army.

OUG/UOG, I will continue to scroll by your posts (with a heavy index finger) happy just to know your stream of consciousness is there should I ever need the succor of its bosom.

I salute you. Long live OUG/UOG.