marika wrote:
> Frank Kalder wrote:
>
> [...]
>>>>
_International Stuff (worldwide)_
>>> how interesting. I had never heard of this part of Australia.
>>>
>
> what a lovely compliment and what great art
>
Glad you enjoyed it...
_Lyrics_
>>>
>>> "I'm on this ride for the thrill of it/ living the dream that's
>>> what life's all about/ and working it out." --Robert Randolph, from
>>> Colorblind
>>>
>> Yeah - extremely true :)
>>
> I think you may have missed the more fashion oriented song of RRs that
> I found, so I am reposting it here
>
> "Whether it's rock and roll or old soul (It Don't Matter)/ Disco,
> Calypso (It Don't Matter)/ Suit and Tie or Tie-Dye (It Don't
> Matter)/ Snakeskins or Timberlands (It Don't Matter)/ Tight Fade or
> Long Braid / Break Dance, Slam dance (It Don't Matter)."--Ain't
> nothing wrong with that
>
Thanks for reposting it (maybe missed it before).
>
> "Relentless poetic rhyme never ceases infinity
> Forever smokin the mic lyric contact I be open
> Naturally high and no need to pass the Dutchie
> I'm the living circle circle dot dot, nobody can touch me"--The Fire In
> Which You Burn
> Funcrusher Plus
>
> Frank Kalder wrote:
>
>>>
>> I'm watching out to occasionally meet a 'doggy geisha' ~~~
>
> how about a dolly geisha instead
>
> - Forwarded Usenet-message -
> From: marika
> Newsgroups: alt.drugs.melatonin
> Subject: beat'n down step[
> Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2006 21:43:27 -0500
>
> At the Roanoke history museum they had a display, for which we had to
> pay....display
>
> a small world
> after all type display with various 2 foot dolls from different
> countries, with associated sheet music
> singing christmas carols. The best of all....the geisha
> singing christmas carols
>
Hey, that's terrific ~~~ :)
>
> "It has a dial gauge on top (so it's quiet) and it's not much
> heavier than the old Mirro 12qt -- but it takes up a *lot* more storage
> space. It could also be used for cooking roasts, etc. but I'd
> recommend a smaller one."-zxcvBob
>
;))
Ciao, Frank
