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Wednesday

verge limbo lives

Posted by vergelimbo On 2:18 AM 3 comments

Despite rumours to the contrary, Verge Limbo is ALIVE!

3 comments:

Assuming you are who I believe you are...thanks for giving me something else interesting to bookmark! And Happy Birthday, though I dare not ever send you a card again:)

susan

And just who do you assume me to be?
[I am currently needing a consensus on my me-ness]

Thanks SS
PS: I think a card is safe again!

your me-ness...?

i'm not convinced - you're still dead to me! phone calls, emails, text messages........all unanswered. and now you're alive and blogging....????!!!!

i think this is some phil-wannabe who's heisted his identity (and email address book) and is endevouring to write the same woefully lyrical prose that phil was so famous for in his "journal" days.

i need proof - where's the beef? where are the laments about women lost and the wonderments of what tomorrow may bring?

this vergelimbo imposter actually sounds pleased with himself - like he's sitting high up on his throne, happy to cynically (and impishly) snipe at the goings-on down below - and a content phil is a scary thought, indeed.

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