Ranger23 Mar 2006

Hmm, that's interesting - you and ecargo have different views on this. Well then, rather than constantly edit this and infuriate people, here are the two passages as they originally were:

'Like a street scene in a Dickens novel
Scarf and shawl - I sing "Qui etes-vous, belle dame?"'

and

'Bound and still in awe, enthralled just like the guilt of Cain
Eyes closed all in vain'.

What are the preferred options? Polling starts now.

Thanks for your views, Dovina - as always they're appreciated.