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Originally Posted by Maximilianus
Any good? But I think that on is sort of mutant.
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http://ccn1.net/POTD/whitezebra.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Maximilianus
Any good? But I think that on is sort of mutant.
I need a new avatar.
I wish I kept up with my French - both for the understanding of musical lyrics as Victor Hugo :mad2:
The food network is the worst channel to watch when on a diet, ever.
What is with camps anyway?
Greatest musicians of the 20th century:
Louis Armstrong
Miles Davis
Duke Ellington
Thelonious Monk
Glenn Miller
John Coltrane
Ella Fitzgerald
Charles Parker
Charles Mingus
Wes Montgomery
Edith Piaf
Bing Cosby
Billie Holiday
Johnny Cash
Elvis
The Beatles
John Lenon
Jimi Hendrix
Bob Dylan
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Buckethead
Radiohead
Explosions in the Sky
Public Enemy
Edgard Varese
Igor Stravinsky
Claude Debussy
Sergei Prokofiev
Dmitri Shostakovich
Maurice Ravel
Sergei Rachmaninoff
John Cage
Phillip Glass
John Adams
Bernard Hermann
Leonard Bernstein
All are in no particular order, but I've always considered Satchmo to represent the soul of the century, so I consider him the best.
Waiting can take such a long time... Waiting.... Waiting... Waiting...
When a clock is hungry it goes back four seconds!
At night my soul turns on end and becomes something else. I know not if I am the day or if I am the night, if the day is merely a dream of the night, or the night a dream of the day.
And this stuff should be in the quote thread. Stuff that brain back into your head. And very impressive list, for the ones I've heard of in all myQuote:
Originally Posted by DanielBenoit
Does anybody think that water tastes better in some places because of a large number of things. Like, living close to a main road where it is all polluted makes it tastes bad. A newer house has better and fresher pipes so it tastes good. The place where we went to camp at tasted nice because the area isn't very populated. On the other side of the train tracks to us, at my friends' house, it is good, of course it is newer.
Yea, I think too much.
I agree completely, including the final remark where you admit to be thinking too much http://smiles.kolobok.us/standart/mosking.gif http://smiles.kolobok.us/standart/derisive.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by Heathcliff
Happy world book day!
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Originally Posted by Maximilianus
And yes, I do think way too much, however I could just as well.
In which case:
Do things like drinking, smoking, etc. necessarily ruin your liver in small amounts? I suppose it is an organ, and cannot be built on as a muscle can develop, but it could grow a little resilience. Like how vaccines are generally small doses of whatever they are preventing, so much so that the body can overcome it and become immune to it. Then you think, could there be a plus side to drinking and smoking a little in that case? Smoking especially, seeing as it is generally pretty bad for you? I mean, when your body is used to functioning with a drug it becomes less powerful. So would that make the effects of drinking and smoking lessen? And because they may also make you immune to other things, like how my dad's uncle was told to take up smoking as a child so he wouldn't get chicken pox. I'm either right or horribly wrong...
In the wise (and true) words of the Bard of Avon,
"Foolery, sir, does walk about the orb like the sun, it shines everywhere." Twelfth Night, Act III, Scene 1.
I cant watch tv or films anymore without multitasking, isnt that wierd? I need to have a book , the internet going maybe a task that need s my hands for me to stay still long enough to watch it. As to books Im evenhaving trouble with them, gone are the days of reading 6 books in a single sittingI barley manage 30 pages before I need to get up and walk around or watch a bit of tv, or fidgit generally. I hhave even started taken crochet out with me to do while I am talking to people so I can foucus on what they are saying...
what is wrong with me?!