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flowerpower

Sun, May 04 2008, 1:08 pm

should we change this thread to who is edith or continue pashkavilling about diccis?

chaylizi

Sun, May 04 2008, 1:11 pm

no sleepless- the OTHER thread is about pashkevilin. & this one is deteriorating into being about edith, b/c some posters think she talks to herself. not a good way to start here to be sure. I'd be running to change my screen name.

GAMZu

Sun, May 04 2008, 1:12 pm

I'd be running to register anew.

Everyone knows it's useless to change screen names Twisted Evil

Too easy to figure out who it is (was).

chaylizi

Sun, May 04 2008, 1:15 pm

GAMZu wrote:

I'd be running to register anew.

Everyone knows it's useless to change screen names Twisted Evil

Too easy to figure out who it is (was).

actually I was thinking that as I was posting- all your posts change to your new name. it's just not good to be infamous from the second you start your post count. it becomes very unpleasant to be here.

flowerpower

Sun, May 04 2008, 1:15 pm

if she can keep herself company kol hakovoed,not many people can

chaylizi

Sun, May 04 2008, 1:21 pm

sleepless-n-ny wrote:

if she can keep herself company kol hakovoed,not many people can

if I was only here to keep myself company- I'd find something else to do. I'm here b/c I like the "company", I'd venture that others think similarly as well.

Mama Bear

Sun, May 04 2008, 1:30 pm

Somehow the name "Edith" seems to evoke the image of a white wispy haired plump matron sitting on her front porch with her knitting needles, ranting about the evils of today's young generation. no?

chaylizi

Sun, May 04 2008, 1:34 pm

Mama Bear wrote:

Somehow the name "Edith" seems to evoke the image of a white wispy haired plump matron sitting on her front porch with her knitting needles, ranting about the evils of today's young generation. no?

the "picture" you just sent me has me rolling on the floor. & naturally such an edith is a maiven as well. v'hamaiven yavin!

Beauty and the Beast

Sun, May 04 2008, 6:58 pm

sounds to me, she named herself after her bra.

Squash

Sun, May 04 2008, 9:08 pm

you're a crazy nursing woman beauty! soooooo one track minded! lol

chaylizi

Sun, May 04 2008, 9:55 pm

Beauty and the Beast wrote:

sounds to me, she named herself after her bra.

in that case- maybe I change my screen name to mimi

louche

Sun, May 04 2008, 10:06 pm

Mama Bear wrote:

Somehow the name "Edith" seems to evoke the image of a white wispy haired plump matron sitting on her front porch with her knitting needles, ranting about the evils of today's young generation. no?

Edith makes me think of Edith Piaf, the French singer of torch songs who must have weighed 80 lbs. soaking wet and had a life as unhappy as her songs.

Bellow "EEEED-it", though, and you get Edith Bunker: matronly, husband-pecked, squeaky-voiced, outwardly ditsy and inwardly wise.

louche

Sun, May 04 2008, 10:08 pm

And the name of this emporium is pronounced how? Dickey? Deechee? Ditchy?

flowerpower

Sun, May 04 2008, 10:12 pm

I think its deeeecheeeeeee

chaylizi

Sun, May 04 2008, 10:14 pm

louche wrote:

And the name of this emporium is pronounced how? Dickey? Deechee? Ditchy?

pick one. it's a free country. you have a right to pronounce it anyway you want without anyone making fun of you.

Clarissa

Sun, May 04 2008, 10:14 pm

I've been thinking of Ediths, as well.

Edith Piaf. Poor little sparrow.

Edie Sedgwick, with whom I was fascinated many years ago when Jean Stein's bio came out.

Edith Bunker, as well.

Edith Wharton. Age of Innocence is great. Ethan Frome made me want to kill myself.

That's it for the Ediths, except for little Edie Rosenstein from summer camp who was this funny, wild little flower child. She once wrote me a letter entirely in her own personal hieroglyphics. The only actual English was "love Edie."