Capt. Sterling

Cheese, fruits and wine... sheer bliss...

I'm back...**arms laden with wood**

? Surely ye jest?

Ah but ye slept all night and had a bath... I ...ahem... didn't... I was busy... exercising... ahem..

Hmmm speaking of which.... too tired to write another post again... tomorrow I shall give it another go

I told you it wasn't an English or French king...

Damn, now I have to eat popcorn...

**grabbing the cheese and stuffing it in his pocket and then the bottle** Needs must run, promised the snotties I would take them to see Star Wars... will post later hopefully...

Oh give her a hug fer me

Kate ye make a great damsel in distress... yer hired!

Well one out of four ain't bad...

That's because I wasn't there... I'm all for shooting women... lots of fun. Great stuff guys...as always!!

Hmmm not a bad idea... I finally get to take the kids trick or treating...been years since I was home to do so...

Yeah time to get my head screwed on straight... would actually be nice to be the straight laced, play it by the book, psycho serial killing puritan hero... damn... I am going to be very busy... no time for women with a schedule like that...

Damn...remind me to send you copies of Bean's violin books... at least you can start on something...

Hey I'm easy... I had Cheeky for a mistress remember?

Lunatic... but then ye are my lunatic...

Tough to walk in, in Key West?? The man already did so... he wore it all day last year...running around the Fort

Mmmmm love this woman!! Thank ye Red Cat...

Remember supposedly this was a time frame when folks believed that unless both sexes orgasmed during intercourse there could be no conception. According to Restoration London, this was a belief since the ancient Greeks and was still going strong for our time frame. According to Picard and one wonders sometimes about her info... if a woman conceived as a result of a rape... the rapist charged, could get off because the woman obviously enjoyed herself... so one could not call it rape. Being smart has relatively nothing to do with lack of children...

Hysteria and the Wandering Womb The word “hysteria” is derived from the Greek word hystera, “womb.” Greco-Roman medical writers believed that hysteria was caused by violent movements of the womb and that it was, therefore, peculiar to women. As early as the sixth century BCE, medical writers believed that the womb was not a stationary object, but one that traveled throughout the body, often to the detriment of the woman’s health. Aretaeus of Cappodocia, a contemporary of Galen, included in his medical treatises a section describing the wandering womb. In women, in the hollow of the body below the ribcage, lies the womb. It is very much like an independent animal within the body for it moves around of its own accord and is quite erratic. Furthermore, it likes fragrant smells and moves toward them, but it dislikes foul odors and moves away from them… When it suddenly moves upward [i.e., toward a fragrant smell] and remains there for a long time and presses on the intestines, the woman chokes, in the manner of an epileptic, but without any spasms. For the liver, the diaphragm, lungs and heart are suddenly confined in a narrow space. And therefore the woman seems unable to speak or to breathe. In addition, the carotid arteries, acting in sympathy with the heart, compress, and therefore heaviness of the head, loss of sense perception, and deep sleep occur… Disorders caused by the uterus are remedied by foul smells, and also by pleasant fragrances applied to the vagina… –Medical Writings 2.11.1-3

Ankles crossed, buckled shoes propped comfortably on table's surface, chair tilted backward just a wee bit. "Drink if ye please...something strong now that the rum's all gone... oh and Syren... Posted!"

Banana rain clouds Black Syren although via pms Nelly Greene... need someone to play her

Annoyed.... only day I can sleep in late and I still woke up at 8

Aye Maddogge...check yer pms as well