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:love3: you paint a beautiful picture, Captain....

cool pix, Sharky! :D I love the sound of crickets... true music... but the sawing of cicadas makes me agitated... :eh:

:P actually, don't remember locusts as a kid... grew up in the inner city and I only recall mosquitos and houseflies... rare trips to the 'country' (suburbs, actually) introduced me to crickets and cicadas... :crying3:

*handonhip

that's easy... it's spelled: amore :winkkiss:

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it was the Italian... my memory isn't what it was... :crying5:

one of the oldest recipes for dressing pasta is Pasta Aglio e Olio: pasta with garlic and olive oil :D

The great and wonderful Julia Child once said: "If you're afraid of butter, use cream." :D

lucky locusts... I'd like to sleep for 17 years... :mope:

out of the mouths of spiders... :D

*party* Happy Birthday!

mine's heavily pitched... not gonna climb up there, thankyouverymuch... 'sides... there's a twenty year warranty on it from when I had it re-shingled ten years ago... I think... :retard:

welcome, fellow Lou Reed fan! :wave:

another question might be why do people persist in behaviour that they know is hateful?

True... another example would be when the ACLU defended the Nazis when they wanted to march in Skokie, Illinois (a neighborhood with a high percentage of Holocaust survivors). I don't question your friend's right to display any flag of his choosing. However, I am curious why anyone would...

My own reaction was primarily 'why would anyone want to display this flag?'. What exactly was your friend's intention in displaying it? Is it his pride in "a lost nation that tried to stand up for themselves"? I see that it has a history prior to its association with slavery, racism and the...

just the excitement of not knowing what I'll find... the anticipation of something unexpected... :)

I know I feel a special frisson whenever I see one of your posts. ;)

oooo.... Herr Weissmuller? :love3: