Frank Kalder wrote:
> marika wrote:
>> Frank Kalder wrote:
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>>>> it's certainly possible, but i am still voting for benazir bhuto
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>> the link 404'd. maybe i entered it wrong but i don't think so
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>>>> 'you have to be pretty good to win against me'
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>>> I won't want to win...
>>> We're just exchanging information and various views, I guess.
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>> THAT was funny. it was a reference to the competitions such as the mtv
>> video awards and particularly gwen's hard feeling. (not to you and
>> me. we weren't competing for anything. lol. )
>>
> ~ nice joking! ~
>
>> i've just read though that the newest music genre is nerdcore.
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>
http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.europe/msg/9b6462b500791dc0?&hl=en
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>
> I love your story :) - and particularly this statement: "The whole
> opera thing was really exciting to me, and being able to volunteer for
> this production particularly wonderful, because my mother's aunt was
> apparently the first Madame Butterfly. So that was kind of cool and my
> mother really enjoyed knowing that I was doing this."
>
>> "i'm a player which is not to say i get a lot of chicks
>> but i've played through final fantasy 1,3,4, 5 and 6"--ham-star
this page security blocked me
these photos were amazing. something i would be sure to appreciate
even better in person
here;s some more roanoke stuff
Roanoke, where people don't know how to dress for dinner --
there is a pleasant restaurant where i would frequently take my
visitors -- the Brugh tavern which is an inn in a historical park that
they built here. It is pretty and near the Mill mountain. It is
restored and is about 200 years old. You don't have to get dressed
up. I mean, as I said it is roanoke and this is a park. They have a
nice menu, nice wines, nice everything, but if you put on a cotton sun
dress, you would fit in cos no one dresses here.
You could even get away with jeans cos no one gives a crap about how
you dress around here.
you could get away with sneaks, sandals or boots cos you will be in the
Explore park which is one of those historic parks where they do
recreations. It is not like Colonial Williamsburg because it is not a
city it is a farm with a lot of acreage.
It is both a pretty and historic location. well worth going to.
i looked it up to see if i could find a picture of it. looks as if it
was recently sold. where the food used to be just a little haute and
the wine list quite nice, now it has been southified. this may mean
they have removed the good seafood they used to have.
http://www.brtraditions.com/press_releases/pr_june7_brugh.htm
it cracks me up that this is on rutrough road. it always reminds me of
what the cartoon character scooby doo says -- rutro for oh oh, whenever
he is in trouble.
http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&q=scooby+doo&btnG=Search
here's a link to explore park
http://www.explorepark.org/
and a link to some photos. it's no palace
http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&q=explore+park+roanoke&btnG=S...
not jewels but as intriguing
http://www.siggraph.org/s2004/conference/etech/sound.php?=conference
