A great dillema

[Lancer]

Originally posted by Tuberski
Keep running the water for a while.

ACK!

His house will fall into the sinkhole thus created and he will then stink, have no water and no house.

[Tuberski]

Re: Re: Re: A great dillema

Originally posted by Heresson


Sometimes the ground is red, and thus, if there's a hole in the pipes and the soil (or possibly crust) mix with the water, it becomes red.

Or, far more likely, you let the hot water sit for a few days. The red is rust from the inside of the pipe.

ACK!

[Nikolai]

Go and take a shower at your landlord's.

[Lancer]

I blame the allies in '45 for not honoring their alliance agreement with Poland and kicking out the other invader in '39, the Soviet Union. If the allies had lived up to their alliance, Poland would have been freed in '45 and their economy would be like western europe, not like Mongolia, and the water would clean for Heresson's shower.

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

Re: Re: Re: Re: A great dillema

Originally posted by Tuberski


Or, far more likely, you let the hot water sit for a few days. The red is rust from the inside of the pipe.

Iron pipes?

[Nikolai]

They probably use that in the less developed parts of the world.

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

I'm going to visit these people with a Maglite and claim to be the God of Light.

[Perfection]

Originally posted by Lancer


His house will fall into the sinkhole thus created and he will then stink, have no water and no house.

sinkhole or stinkhole?

[AngieC]

Re: Re: A great dillema

Originally posted by Sandman


There's something beautiful about these lines. Become a poet.

[Heresson]

Originally posted by Lancer
I blame the allies in '45 for not honoring their alliance agreement with Poland and kicking out the other invader in '39, the Soviet Union. If the allies had lived up to their alliance, Poland would have been freed in '45 and their economy would be like western europe, not like Mongolia, and the water would clean for Heresson's shower.

Originally posted by Tuberski


Or, far more likely, you let the hot water sit for a few days. The red is rust from the inside of the pipe.

ACK!

I bathe DAILY

[Provost Harrison]

Re: A great dillema

Originally posted by Heresson
I am dirty and I have to take a shower.
Yet, the water in my taps used to be red. Now it is not red, but it stinks horribly.
What should I chose? My own dirty smell, or the smell of this water?

I think you need to get a plumber in...oh wait, they're all in Britain

[Heresson]

btw, I used to make poems. Like this one:

I glupi i durny znow
tych dawnych niepomny zdarzen
od cudzych i obcych snow
do wlasnych powracam marzen

and so again, dumb and foolish,
neglecting the past events,
I desert someone else's dreams
and come back to my own ones

I used to write that when I was 18-19. Please note the effort made: not only are there rhymes, but there's rythme:

* @* * @* *
* @* *@* @*
* @* * @* *
* @* *@* @*

Of course, it's not perfect, but almost. The rythme stays the same.
* - normal syllabe except for 1-syllabe words
@ - accented syllabe
I may be wrong though, because there are enclitics or whatever, not-accented syllabes that nominally should be accented, but it's higher magic level of polish language and I'm skipping it. General rule is that unless it is 1-syllabe word or a foreign loanword, the accent goes on the second syllabe from the end.

this is a very short poem, but I like it. It took me just a couple of minutes coming back from church to make it.

[Zkribbler]

I never knew you were a Vulgon!

[Perfection]

It's Vogon, diphole.

[Heresson]

why would that poem make me Vogan?