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The Postman Always Rings Twice!!!!!1 aaarh.

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Right. It's a novel and there are various movies made of it. I've seen Ossesione and the '46 movie. But what does the title mean?? I haven't read the book. But could somebody please explain. We kind of lost about it at work and it's really frustrating. My collegue THINKS it's something like when something happened in a bad way it means something like "it doesn't really matter", and I was THINKING more something like "You'll get a second chance in life" when something bad happens. Now that I type it I realize that they're pretty close to eachother. But yea, could somebody deliver us from this. Thanks a lot. And a hug from me and my collegue Vincent if you educate us.

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When the stars make you drool just like a pasta fazool, that's amore!

You're on the right track.

 

Cain, when trying to get the novel published, was rejected loads of times, can't quite remember how many. He went on the verge of madness, waiting for word of success or failure to his last application again and again. In a sense, you could interpret literally; Cain would be sitting, waiting for the news by post for days on end. Then, the metaphorical reasoning behind it, to always try and try again in the face of adversity, lies in the novel itself and can be compared to how a Postman will always try again when ringing the door, before leaving you a delivery notice. Probably not of the same magnitude as the book's contents, but hey.

 

 

 

I'll take my hug in cash form? Preferably Pound Sterling.

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Thanks, babe. I'm afraid it's not possible to pay you in pound sterling. But because it's you I'll add some kisses to it. Where'd you like 'm?

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When the stars make you drool just like a pasta fazool, that's amore!

Thanks, babe. I'm afraid it's not possible to pay you in pound sterling. But because it's you I'll add some kisses to it. Where'd you like 'm?

 

 

 

[wagon] cheek.

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Notoriously Trollish.

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It looked smooth. Bubsa has the kind of [wagon] I'd like to put my teeth in. 8-)

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When the stars make you drool just like a pasta fazool, that's amore!

Hooookaayyyy lads. Let's leave it at that. I'm sure Bubsa would find that a high-five would suffice! :P

New sig to come!

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I'm having Jambon du Bubsa sandwich for lunch tomorrow.

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When the stars make you drool just like a pasta fazool, that's amore!

Sorry Daan, but you must understand I agree with the spam report for this post... :lol:

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