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DMt. wrote:...Things are speeding up. ...

Them's quite impressive numbers.
I wish we could find more Aquartemia to fan the flames even more.

I mean, Louise is easy to find.....
(current Facebook profile pic.)


But Pauline seems very astute in the ancient art of invisibility.

PAB: "Tu ne faire pas avoir une idée M. Poisson."

Au Septieme Jour 'Sandrine' is quite as adorable as [and rather more tragic than ] NdP 'Marie'.

I'd like to see a full-length Acquart movie directed by Samuel Doux, he seems to have the correct attitude to la Reine...as you've noted yourself, Fish, A7J is chock-full of gorgeous Acquartiana

Fishy wrote:Acquartemia

In medical terminology, "-emia" = "blood condition" [apparently]; thus "Acquartemia" = something like "having Acquart in the blood"...sounds about right to me

Of course a more literal meaning might be "having Acquart blood", but that doesn't sound quite right, somehow.

DMt. wrote:

Fishy wrote:Acquartemia

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My uni didn't extend its studies that far.
So much for Australian academia i guess.

DMt. wrote:...a full-length Acquart movie directed by Samuel Doux...

Yes please.
And quickly, before Pauline turns her back on us.

Trying very hard to find more info on Les Lendemains today.
A fair bit on the Pauline you find when you're not finding Pauline but nothing new sadly.



Maybe if I have some time tomorrow I'll take a different approach to looking.

I.R. very liking that new screencap above, anyway. Been trying to 'portrait-ise' it, no luck so far but will report back.

Like this...?

I'm pretty sure, now, that the July '91 birthdate for Pauline is the right one.

I also have a [ludicrously speculative] chart with Pluto in Scorpio at MC, the Galactic Centre on the ASC, and the then current Uranus-Neptune conjunction sort of bubbling under that in the first house.

It's a pure construct, in the absense of a true birth time, but it certainly has all the ingredients for a person of Acquart's high-voltage charisma and personal/collective intensity; and I particularly love that the imaginary birth time has asteroid Ceres exactly conjunct the Moon.

DMt. once wrote:A bearer of mysterious nourishment.

I always knew she was an angel...

We came to help, we came to aid
We knew that we would be afraid
We felt the suffering of the lost
We knew that we would pay the cost.

We knew we might forget it all;
We knew we had to heed the call,
We knew that we ourselves could lose
The thing we brought, the right to choose.

We came to play the string and drum
We came to help the kingdom come
We came to be the love and light
We came to ease the dreadful night.

A very dark and foreboding portrait, much suited to Au Septième Jour methinks.
Lovely poem to our angel too BTW.

M.Poisson wrote:Maybe if I have some time tomorrow I'll take a different approach to looking.

All of these are cover pics from Facebook.
Some we've seen, some not. Some even look like caps that may have originated here.
It is however quite a beautiful collection which I'll post in it's entirety over the next week or three.

Let's start here....



And a special message to Laurent.
Please come and join us here.
Feel free to post in any language if English is a problem.
I greatly admire your photo collecting skills and I would love to see more of your finds.

Et un message spécial à Laurent.
S'il vous plaît venez nous rejoindre ici.
N'hésitez pas à poster dans n'importe quelle langue si l'anglais est un problème.
J'admire beaucoup vos compétences de collecte de photos et je serais ravi de voir plusieurs de vos trouvailles.

Way to find a whole new bunch of pix, Il Pesce.

A casual and highly kissable Acquart with a tiny, mysterious smile.

fish wrote:...Some even look like caps that may have originated here.

Half the standard Google image results are tagged with here...even though we in our turn have nicked them from somewhere else

Very nice.

Couple of recycles;

DMt. wrote:Couple of recycles;

And lovely ones too.

Guess I shouldn't post all the newbies together.
Save some up for later and maybe tart up some of the seenies for recycling.
But because of Bex's hacking job over the last couple of days, I'll post another newbie today.

From a beach somewhere?

That's a gorgeous ginger Pops - or, rather, an awesome auburn Acquart. Like this one;