Unusual Threads.

[MANICHAEAN]

What's a thread title that has stuck in your mind from Lit Net?

Some of my favourites were:

Under "Short Story Sharing"
"The Promiscuous Vagabond Rabbit" beaten into second place by "Three of a Perfect Pair!"

And of course "Shakespeare was Italian", followed by "Don't You Think Darcy Is Fab" (or words to that effect)

[L.M. The Third]

And of course "Shakespeare was Italian", followed by "Don't You Think Darcy Is Fab" (or words to that effect)

There was one like "Wasn't Heathcliff hot?" :rolleyes5:. "The Rainbow Latte" thread also had an unusual name.

[Maximilianus]

"The Promiscuous Vagabond Rabbit"
Considering the general promiscuity of rabbits when they are sedentary, I can imagine the implications of a vagabond rabbit freely wandering many lands :p


"Three of a Perfect Pair!"
This sounds too familiar... like there's always something familiar around the corner http://smiles.kolobok.us/artists/just_cuz/JC_thinking.gif


"The Rainbow Latte" thread also had an unusual name.
It has a certain punch, or maybe just for me because since I live in a different country, I don't really know what a rainbow latte is :p

[MANICHAEAN]

Max
Not too familiar with a 'rainbow latte" myself. I presume its a frothy coffee, made of milk, with multi coloured additives of a comprehensive range of the spectrum!
Regards
M.

[Maximilianus]

Oh, thank you, that gives me an idea of what it is :)

[L.M. The Third]

Max
Not too familiar with a 'rainbow latte" myself. I presume its a frothy coffee, made of milk, with multi coloured additives of a comprehensive range of the spectrum!
Regards
M.

Actually from what I remember it's the name that DanielBenoit gave the homosexual/bisexual thread. I kept noticing this thread and wondering why people would discuss coffee so much, so finally looked in it. :lol:

[Basil]

"Name needed for a young green dragon (http://online-literature.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21115)"

[MANICHAEAN]

Good Lord LM3rd!!!

Right under our noses & there's me in all innocence thinking how wonderful it is that the young people are enjoying themselves with "frothy" coffee. Bona

Basil

There was also the one on "Names for Exotic Dancers" which brought out the full range of Lit Net imaginative endeavours.

M

[OrphanPip]

Actually from what I remember it's the name that DanielBenoit gave the homosexual/bisexual thread. I kept noticing this thread and wondering why people would discuss coffee so much, so finally looked in it. :lol:

Haha, I don't think Daniel will ever live that down.

[JuniperWoolf]

There was also the one on "Names for Exotic Dancers" which brought out the full range of Lit Net imaginative endeavours.

I liked that one.

Who could forget "Chemtrail flights over England."

[dafydd manton]

Hpow about "Was Jane Austen Black?" in the bizarre stakes!

[Emil Miller]

How about 'Was Shakespeare black ?' I fear that it is only a matter of time.

[dafydd manton]

It was mentioned elsewhere, same thread as above, along with a good number of others! Most droll!

[papayahed]

Sometimes I miss the days of being a pirate.

[Emil Miller]

Hmm, now I come to think of it, the most famous picture of him does show a certain swarthiness, and the shaking of spears might well indicate the dark continent as his place of origin. I have to admit that I would laugh like a drain if it were established that he actually came from somewhere like Botswana.

[dafydd manton]

Yes, but the research also included Hitler, Churchill, Sophie Charlotte, Aristotle and anybody else you care to name, with the honourable exception of Elvis, who merely works in a chip shop in Rochdale. It was ....how can we put this?...... Different!

[Scheherazade]

Should feeding ducks be illegal? (http://www.online-literature.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33499&highlight=ducks)

Name my instrument. (http://www.online-literature.com/forums/showthread.php?t=32666&highlight=instrument)

[JuniperWoolf]

I also liked "why i can't get this bag?" Haha, so random.