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Marcus understands Evan's reserve about those topics.

For a limited time only - the picture of Marcus and his sister before "Lazy Kings".

Marcus doesn't believe that that is what Diana meant. Diana was essentially refering to courtesy; her mention of a "lady-friend" was a humorous aside.

We search the world only to find that which has always been within us.

Those who look are sometimes known as being bereft of what they wish to find. :p

Marcus thinks that Evan may have been confused by nomenclature and purchased another plant which people also use for, eh...stress relief. Evan has been acting pretty waccy.

Marcus is not sure if Evan goes for lady friends...why else would he refuse the splendiforous Katie?

Marcus wonders what Evan has been growing in his garden.

Marcus believes that Diana is most welcome. :)

Marcus has seen a photo of Katie, and she doesn't exactly look like Drew Barrymore, but she is still pretty. (As a side note, Marcus thinks Drew Barrymore is cute :p)

Marcus thinks that Evan has watched too much of "The Nanny", if he is drawing motifs from it to explain himself. Marcus thinks that Evan may have become a bit of a schmegeggi :p. Marcus also wonders why Evan doesn't find the glorious, the spectacular, the unrivalled Katie attractive (though he...

Marcus informs Diana that Alan is another 04er of I-PR, who hasn't been posting lately. Marcus is also sad to hear that Diana is leaving :(, but he will respect Diana's reason. :)

Marcus suggests that Katie and Evan should just make love now, and get it over with. Their conversation is laced with enough sexual innuendo to make Alan proud; and it clearly indicates the yearning of their animal natures.

....:p.....

"Goodnight Katie, and Evan, and Diana (who sadly already left). Sleep well!" says Marcus.

Centrelink may not have rats, but it stinks.

Marcus loves trees, and he loves to procrastinate...but does that make him a tree-hugging procrastinator? ;)

"Goodnight, goodbye everyone!" - says Marcus. Meanwhile, his computer has been stuffing up. :mad:

Marcus is not self-flaggelistic, if that is what Evan thinks :p. Marcus does, however, like to consider his own choices, so that he can, in the present, make choices which are most true to him. Marcus is not a gloomy or self-punishing person - he tries to use his understanding of himself to make...

Evan notes an "implied criticism" in Marcus words. Marcus maintains that Evan is quite perceptive, but states Evan must realise that Marcus is not really criticising Evan as much as he is criticising himself - he is criticising that which he dislikes most about his own mentality, and affirming...