The Hive is (realy) Dead! Long Live the Hive Mind!

[Goldmoon]

That's just Han. He often looks that way. He needs more fiber.

Well get the man some fiber.

 

[Mycanid]

Well, I'm off to search for food. I'll check in later tonight.

Adios Heckler. Thank you for looking in here.

 

[Aurora]

Low impact? You mean your bones and system does not shake too roughly as it would jumping up and down if you were doing, say, jumping jacks or something? :\

That's one way of saying it, yes. It works out the muscles quite nicely without being jolting. That would not be good for baby.

 

[Goldmoon]

Well, I'm off to search for food. I'll check in later tonight.

See ya Heckler!

 

[Mycanid]

Nah, I can't undertand the moonspeak that is Shakespeare.

Shakespeare is DEFINITELY one of my favorite authors.

I never really had a prob understanding him in general. Sometimes the individual words confuse, but he's pretty straightforward for me. :\

 

[Heckler]

BTW - that quote from MacBeth is also thought to be the source of Edawrd Lear's classic nonsense poem about sailing to the sea in a sieve....

Familiar with it?

I had forgotten the Shakespeare quote. Its been quite a while since I've read it. Though the Scottish play is my favorite. I'm not familiar with the Lear piece, though.

 

[Mycanid]

That's one way of saying it, yes. It works out the muscles quite nicely without being jolting. That would not be good for baby.

Is another one those excercises where you lie on your back and make half swimming motions with your arms and legs in unison - as if you were do organized, choreographed underwater dancing?

 

[Aurora]

You keep gaining on me Mycanid. STOP that! lol J/K

You are gonna make me post all weekend to try and stay ahead of you aren't you?

 

[Mycanid]

I had forgotten the Shakespeare quote. Its been quite a while since I've read it. Though the Scottish play is my favorite. I'm not familiar with the Lear piece, though.

The original poem was called the Jumblies, I think.... Lessee.

Here is a link!

http://www.nonsenselit.org/Lear/ns/jumblies.html

 

[Aurora]

Is another one those excercises where you lie on your back and make half swimming motions with your arms and legs in unison - as if you were do organized, choreographed underwater dancing?

Treading water