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Dylan Thomas
A celebration of "the drink" that is within us all.
Dylan Thomas
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"My cup runneth over"
"My Cup Runneth Over" is a quote from the King James Version of the Bible (Psalms 23:5) and means "I have more than enough for my needs" though interpretations and usage may vary. ( Source ) It is difficult to reconcile this notion with the idea of the drink within. For instance - is it possible to have more drink within you than you need?
540pm post: "It's merely a question of what feels right."
ReplyDeleteAh yes - the old "listening too long to one song" predicament. One of the most illustrative lessons for me - as child of the modern age - was when I figured out that when a computer - that funny old logic machine - gets put into a repetitive loop - it crashes. Must we seek the new, must we seek change - or perish? I think I could be the blonde if one of you could be the brunette. The bottom line for me though is always - which one of you has the nicest ass.
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