KaskadskyjKozak

whip cream; straight out of the can.

No excuse this time with "bad calls". You were crushed by the mighty Steelers!

Sounds like you stayed at the main campground in Lake Louise? Sorry, I should have warned you about that. There are alternatives available that don't necessitate pitching your tent directly between the rails of the transcontinental mainline. Takakkaw, in the Yoho Valley, is by far my favourite, or Mosquito Creek and Protection Mountain are good options too. No, I did not stay there. Johnston Canyon. It was nice. The trains didn't bother me that badly. We lit no fires.

another fun song to play, as are Drop Dead Legs, and Top Jimmy.

Eat Shit, Yankees! New York sucks ass.

"He's eloquent"

sounds like campsites in Banff

A bucket of corn would do just fine, buddy. corn is only good for one thing: for fattening up a hen for a nice roast or chicken pot pie. mmmm.

how about hot wings (chicken of course) for a prize?

this from the guy who harps on the "barbarism" of the Iraq war and the "murderer" Bush. "something" happened. You are a complete assclown, V7.

exactly. once again idiot westerners imposing their obnoxious culture on the world.

:tdown: :tdown:

Of all the candidates vying for a nomination in either party, Edwards is the most slimy and despicable.

Kum-bah-yah, my Lord, Kum-ba-yah, join in MattP! Kum-bah-yah...

oooh, buy one of those helicopters!

Try Theodore Geisel's works. Much more profound. Especially the Lorax and Yertle the Turtle.

order some "toys" from thinkgeek.com

It's ok, as a grad student in computer science, I took undergrad courses in Organic Chemistry and intensive russian "for fun".

.....and Orson Wells. Gotta rent that one soon. Netflix, baby.

The one reference that threw me early on was for a prevaling wind in the Mediterranean... don't recall it now. I had no idea what he was talking about until I looked it up. That book actually didn't do well when it was published. And, of course, fewer people could actually read (and understand it) then. It languished for many years before being "rediscovered" and began to be regarded as a classic in the last century.

I never read Moby Dick in high school or college, and remember all my class mates who read it, hated it, and bitched about it, so I never tried it. I finally picked it up two years ago, and absolutely LOVED it. Melville is a genius, and packs that novel with so much dense symbolism and references it is unbelievable. I especially enjoyed his sense of humor. It's probably my favorite classic - right up there with the Iliad and Heart of Darkness.

There is a point about 2/3 of the way through where it starts to drag. Next time around, I'll read it in Russian. Found it online and the language is definitely not too difficult. Some of the subtleties of naming, culture, etc are lost in translation (as always). I'd like to reread "the Nose" by Gogol again. It's a similarly bizarre story.

what about the zionists? in my country there is problem, and the problem is the... just ask Buckaroo and V7

Part of the reason: 1. our federal budget deficits 2. our trade deficit - e.g. China and our love for cheap shit you can blame Bush and congress for 1., but 2. can be blamed across the board - across administrations, and in America as a whole. we want cheap shit, and lots of it.

Yes, Bill is great at vice.