Symphony

[Shylynne]

I've been gone, too, for three or four mos, I think....

Oh, where have you been, Billy Boy, Billy Boy,
Oh, where have you been charming Billy...?  

[Sapphire W34P0N]

Mos? What's a mo?

[Evangelist]

Mos? What's a mo?

Hmmmm. Could be an abbreviation for a dance....gone for 3 or 4 mosh pits.  Or, could be a new name for a span of time of indeterminate length....quite a while, 3 or 4 doolies, kinda like "a fur piece", or "just down the way". Or, could be a nickname for a state, or a person (Missouri or Moses). Or maybe just wanting to be here a "little mo(re)".

More than likely tho, it's referring to a friend (Moshe) symphony met at a bar mitzvah.

Or maybe a month or two...or three....or four.
 

[Kristi Ann]

I've been gone, too, for three or four mos, I think....

Oh, where have you been, Billy Boy, Billy Boy,
Oh, where have you been charming Billy...?  

ummmm, last time I seen him I cannot remember...  

[Shylynne]

LOL evangelist !  

could be hes been gathering moss?  

[Evangelist]

could be hes been gathering moss?

Hmmmm.....I don't know. But I gather symphony is more like a rolling stone, and they don't gather moss.

My apologies if I'm wrong, symphony...I'm certainly not saying you look like Mick Jagger (gag). You don't, do you???

[TigerLily]

wow symphony you were  MIA that long , guess i wasnt the only one thats been gone for a long period of time lol.. nice to be back tho.. getting caught up,,  gonna take awhile lol
TL

[Shylynne]

Hmmmm.....I don't know. But I gather symphony is more like a rolling stone, and they don't gather moss.


hmmm...some moss mighta slowed the stone down....it kept right on rolling  

[Symphony]

Oh, where have you been, Billy Boy, Billy Boy,
Oh, where have you been charming Billy...?  


...bakin' a cherry pie


   


and the Indians cut me off at the pass





and I just now got back...






'kay, Doc?


 

[Willowbirch]

Mos? What's a mo?

Hmmmm. Could be an abbreviation for a dance....gone for 3 or 4 mosh pits.  Or, could be a new name for a span of time of indeterminate length....quite a while, 3 or 4 doolies, kinda like "a fur piece", or "just down the way". Or, could be a nickname for a state, or a person (Missouri or Moses). Or maybe just wanting to be here a "little mo(re)".

More than likely tho, it's referring to a friend (Moshe) symphony met at a bar mitzvah.

Or maybe a month or two...or three....or four.
 

Forgot the mohair.

[Shylynne]

Oh, where have you been, Billy Boy, Billy Boy,
Oh, where have you been charming Billy...?  


...bakin' a cherry pie


   


and the Indians cut me off at the pass





and I just now got back...






'kay, Doc?


 

kay  did you bring us some pie  

[Shylynne]

Mos? What's a mo?

Hmmmm. Could be an abbreviation for a dance....gone for 3 or 4 mosh pits.  Or, could be a new name for a span of time of indeterminate length....quite a while, 3 or 4 doolies, kinda like "a fur piece", or "just down the way". Or, could be a nickname for a state, or a person (Missouri or Moses). Or maybe just wanting to be here a "little mo(re)".

More than likely tho, it's referring to a friend (Moshe) symphony met at a bar mitzvah.

Or maybe a month or two...or three....or four.
 

Forgot the mohair.

whats a mohair  


WILLOWBIRCH! nice to see you   were you long gone to or was that me, all the comings and going are getting confusiong  

[Willowbirch]

whats a mohair  


WILLOWBIRCH! nice to see you   were you long gone to or was that me, all the comings and going are getting confusiong  

Mohair is harvested from Angora goats, llamas and alpacas. Fine hair from yearling and younger animals is used for clothing and apparel, older animal hair is used in carpet, upholstery etc. The buck's fleece is heavier, but often coarser than a doe's.
 Colored Angoras come in a wide array of colors from black to brown, from tan to red, from silver to blue roan. The result of the color diversity, is a range of mohair fiber colors that cannot be duplicated by any modern day dye.
Colored mohair is popular with handspinners and used either undyed or overdyed for a more robust color effect.
Colored animals are slightly hardier than their white counterparts and have less grease in their fleece.
After shearing, angoras are very sensitive to wet, cold rain and whole range flocks have been lost to chilly weather. Often, a strip of fur (called a "cape") is left along the spine to prevent them from being chilled after shearing.



No, I'm not long gone. Just hiding back here with my mohairs.

[Symphony]

Mohair is harvested from Angora goats, llamas and alpacas. Fine hair from yearling and younger animals is used for clothing and apparel, older animal hair is used in carpet, upholstery etc. The buck's fleece is heavier, but often coarser than a doe's.
Colored Angoras come in a wide array of colors from black to brown, from tan to red, from silver to blue roan. The result of the color diversity, is a range of mohair fiber colors that cannot be duplicated by any modern day dye.
Colored mohair is popular with handspinners and used either undyed or overdyed for a more robust color effect.
Colored animals are slightly hardier than their white counterparts and have less grease in their fleece.
After shearing, angoras are very sensitive to wet, cold rain and whole range flocks have been lost to chilly weather. Often, a strip of fur (called a "cape") is left along the spine to prevent them from being chilled after shearing.


Hm.  Interesting.  Are you in the industry, Willow?


BTW, I said was gone three or four "mos".

Thas short for months.


EVERYbody knows THAT one.  


*sigh*    Christians.

[sincereheart]

You spoilsport!