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Ah, Max, it occurred to me as I posted that this might not be clear to northern cousins, about tramps, but I let it fly. Wanted to establish contrast between this graceful bouncer's landings and those of clunky coffee cups. Does this do it better, or am I laying it on with a trowel? as latte glasses clink and settle on saucers in adjacent cafe Bill On Wednesday, 24 February 2016, Max Richards <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Ah, it took me a long time - > > one read - > > one long rest - > > one re-read > > to realize that > > tramp > > is short for > > trampoline! > > OK, Bill light having dawned, > > I do see a lot nicely observed here. > > Max > > On Feb 23, 2016, at 13:05, Bill Wootton <[log in to unmask] > <javascript:;>> wrote: > > > Squat bearded > > middle-aged man > > > > loose tan t-shirt hovering > > over easy-fit 3/4 pants > > > > bouncing heavy > > much deeper > > > > than lithe > > pre-pubescent girls > > > > on surrounding tramps > > suddenly launches > > > > inverts > > eases through air > > > > lands perfectly > > on the downbeat > > > > then reverses > > the movement > > > > head over heels > > backwards landing > > > > with similar grace > > bounces on > > > > Latte glasses > > clink > > > > to saucers > > in adjacent cafe > > > > bw >