Or at least these lunatics thinks so:
The first order of business to tightly curtail to the freedom to vote in elections, because this just isn't going to work.
Or at least these lunatics thinks so:
The first order of business to tightly curtail to the freedom to vote in elections, because this just isn't going to work.
They are having fun. You might google "fun" to try to understand the concept.
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc lunatic fringe electronics
Johnn Larkin has the same kind of fun with the concept that anthropogenic global warming isn't actually happening, which is roughly as comic as believing in a flat earth.
-- Bill Sloman, Sydney
I think Americans don't even use the freedoms we have effectively. I think if we got more all we'd do with it is make memes, drink cheap booze, declare the Earth to be flat, and make fun of everyone else in the world for not being as cool as us for being free to have dumb ideas.
Also not pay taxes
You say all that like it's a bad thing.
What's the best cheap booze? PBR is drinkable. And Miller High Life maybe, like if you're rafting on a hot day and it's free.
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc lunatic fringe electronics
Colorado -> pot -> flat earth
-- Chisolm Republic of Texas
I buy Genesee* by the 30 pack. You are probably fortunate not to have it out west. I like fancy beers, but more than one and I'll have beer farts the next day.... too much alcohol too.
George H.
*When I moved back to Buffalo, I just picked it as my local swill, 15 years later and it's the only cheap beer that tastes 'right' to me.
You're talking to a _Puritan_, remember? Or at least someone descended from one of the oldest family lines of Puritans in New England/America.
All depends on what sin you want to get done most effectively - the sin of rapidly getting blasted drunk, or the sin of enjoying the taste of alcohol.
I sure hope they don't use Genesee River water to make that beer.
Actually, it tastes pretty good. BevMo usually has it here.
We like lighter beers: Harp, Widmer, Anchor Steam, Guinness Blonde, Purple Haze, like that.
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement
I grew up in New Orleans. Hedonism, confession, resume hedonism. I had to move to California to do serious electronics.
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement
butrex' problem has now been solved... inbreeding >:-}
I've found two local places which satisfy my NOLA hungers... High Tide Seafood Bar and Grill in Gilbert has a fabulous gumbo with a side scoop of dirty rice... perfect lunch. And Lucille's in Tempe for Okra ;-)
...Jim Thompson
-- | James E.Thompson | mens | | Analog Innovations | et |
Hmmm, I've BEEN to Colorado, and it sure doesn't look all that flat to ME! I saw actual mountains, there!
Jon
I used to regularly work with Atmel, COS. So I've even done the Pike's Peak cog railroad all the way to the top... brrrrr ;-) ...Jim Thompson
-- | James E.Thompson | mens | | Analog Innovations | et |
That was the priests. What about you ? :)
Oh praise the Lord that Einstein invented gravity to prevent us all floating off into outer space. Its a true, wonderful, miracle.
-- Kevin Aylward
SF has no great cajun/creole food, so I have to do it myself. I've heard that Elite Cafe has revived, so I guess we'll try it, but it's hard/impossible to park in that part of town.
But SIX DOLLARS for grits? That's "polenta" pricing.
Camelot, an ersatz British bar in Pacifica, has fish-and-chips with the option of fried oysters instead of fish.
I am this instant finishing up take-out shrimp-and-grits from Gaslight Cafe nearby. Pretty good, actually.
Okra? Yuk.
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement
I used to ski in Aspen twice a year. One trip in a hotel with a girlfriend, and one in a dorm by myself. The dorm was $10 a day, with breakfast, and lift tickets were $8.
Flying into Aspen is impressive. On the landing approach, you can look out of windows on both sides of the turboprop and see just rocks.
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement
Well, so much for that "religion chopper-stabilizes society" thing lol
Anyway you can always tell a visitor from the South or West; they just come up to you on the street and like, start talking. Which is really strange, it's like um hello? Do I know you? What makes you think you have the right to just address me on the street in this fashion as I go about my business like a friend?
It's an acquired taste ;-) ...Jim Thompson
-- | James E.Thompson | mens | | Analog Innovations | et |
Flying out of COS in a late summer afternoon thunderstorm can give you permanent white knuckles ;-) ...Jim Thompson
-- | James E.Thompson | mens | | Analog Innovations | et |
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