We did some of that, too. I always tried to get my pony tail to stand
straight out, or to do a unicorn horn thing. Not sure I ever fully
managed it.
On 6/23/05, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Deanna wrote:
> > with wet heads. The boys loved to tease the girls by running up
> > and
> Deanna wrote:
> with wet heads. The boys loved to tease the girls by running up
> and "snapping" their frozen hair. The ice on the hair breaks, but the
> hair remains intact.
>
LOL! Former (and current) swimmer. We'd try to see who could come up
with the coolest frozen hairdo. There were
Well, I'm definately exaggerating about half my moustache being missing,
but I have had hair come out when it's cold. I think the weight of the
ice, where it had built up from my foggy breath, was just too much for
the folicles. I've also snapped frozen wet hair before, but it was
where the hair
You must be great fun at parties huh?
Deanna Schneider wrote:
> That doesn't really happen, you know. We used to have to walk to the
> high school for swimming class. Of course, that meant walking back
> with wet heads. The boys loved to tease the girls by running up
> and "snapping" their fro
POLL:
How many people have trouble trusting anyone with a mustache?
Tony
On 6/23/05, Ray Champagne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That's what you get for having a mustache. :)
>
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That doesn't really happen, you know. We used to have to walk to the
high school for swimming class. Of course, that meant walking back
with wet heads. The boys loved to tease the girls by running up
and "snapping" their frozen hair. The ice on the hair breaks, but the
hair remains intact.
On
That's what you get for having a mustache. :)
Ben Doom wrote:
> Ah, I remember those cold winter mornings in St. Paul where I'd reach up
> to scratch my nose and OH MY GOD I JUST BROKE OFF HALF MY MUSTACHE!
>
> Yep. That's cold.
>
> --Ben
>
> Deanna Schneider wrote:
>
>>I know it's cold wh
Ah, I remember those cold winter mornings in St. Paul where I'd reach up
to scratch my nose and OH MY GOD I JUST BROKE OFF HALF MY MUSTACHE!
Yep. That's cold.
--Ben
Deanna Schneider wrote:
> I know it's cold when my nose hair freezes within 2 steps of my front
> door. Brrr, chilly.
>
> Tony, c
I grew up in Manitoba - part of it in northern Manitoba. People used
to go to Minneapolis in the winter for the warmer climate. Or so it
seemed.
btw -40 plus may not seem cold - you're just too numb to notice.
larry
On 6/23/05, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Larry wrote:
> > Spoken li
It's pretty bad here in Northern New England too. Up until a year ago,
I walked to work with my dog every day. It got damn chilly out there
some mornings. After a while, though, Gruss is right. You just get
used to it. Not naked swimming in an ice fishing hole sort of used to
it, but it is
Why is it tacky and tasteless? If you have 100 little flags all over, that's
one thing, but a single, simple, small display of the American flag on a
button or a bumper sticker...what's tasteless about that? How it is
displayed or worn can affect it of course...but in and of itself, I don't
see
I know it's cold when my nose hair freezes within 2 steps of my front
door. Brrr, chilly.
Tony, come on up to the midwest in about January/February. We'll see
how much of that Vicking blood is still flowing.
On 6/23/05, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Larry wrote:
> > Spoken like someon
i wont burn a flag, if you dont make it into a a buper sticker...
i hate seeing the mini flags on every ones cube/pod here at work.
i think it is tacky & tastless.
if you want to feel patriatic, do some thinng for the troops like
sending them good video games & smokes.
a flag on your pod or car i
> Larry wrote:
> Spoken like someone who's never been near the arctic circle.
>
> -20 is cold. -40 is painful. -70 is obscene.
>
I grew up in MN and have been in all of those temps and I can say this:
>From 40^F to 20^F seems COLD! Then you get used to it.
>From 20^F to 0^F seems COLD! Then
:) nope, never.
but my peeps have... years ago.
Vikings (root word Vig) <--- my original last name = Vig
we know cold!
tw
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Spoken like someone who's never been near the arctic circle.
-20 is cold. -40 is painful. -70 is obscene.
When I was 22, I spent a year on Baffin Island in the arctic, that
experience taught me the treal meaning of cold. Anything you get in
this area (NOVA/MD/DC) isn't cold.
larry
On 6/23/05, T
no, but i'd love to!
im norwegian man, nothing is cold to me!
tw
On 6/23/05, Larry C. Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You've never curled on an outdoor rink when its about 20 below 0.
>
> If you go through almost any small town in the prairie provinces,
> besides the grain elevators, the mos
You've never curled on an outdoor rink when its about 20 below 0.
If you go through almost any small town in the prairie provinces,
besides the grain elevators, the most prominent things you'll see are
the curling rinks and the hockey rinks. It seems that no matter how
small the town is, those tw
if you played golf your perspective would change 1%
and to that end... i think curling was/is the best event this past
olympics... well, next to snowboarding :)
tw
On 6/23/05, Larry C. Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Curling, the only sport that's more boring than golf. The only way to
>
Curling, the only sport that's more boring than golf. The only way to
play it without getting bored to tears is to play completely drunk.
Being drunk also helps to prevent you from getting frostbite - alcohol
has a lower freezing point than water.
larry
On 6/23/05, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Yes and the players are mostly non-American.
Look at it this way, at least you'd have a credible Olympic or junior
world cup hockey team.
larry
On 6/23/05, loathe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> umm silly canuck, we have hockey.
>
> Larry C. Lyons wrote:
> > and back bacon. and lets not forget a
Thanks for that quote. I'll have to remember it. :)
On 6/23/05, Ben Doom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think it was Jon Stewart who said:
> I was totally against gay marriage from the start. Then I found out it
> was optional.
>
> --Ben
>
==
> loathe wrote:
> umm silly canuck, we have hockey.
>
Yeah, curling too, eh.
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umm silly canuck, we have hockey.
Larry C. Lyons wrote:
> and back bacon. and lets not forget a real sport - hockey!
>
> larry
>
> On 6/23/05, Ben Doom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>Look on the bright side. At least we'd have good beer.
>>
>>--Ben
>>
>>loathe wrote:
>>
>>>OMG it couldn't have
and back bacon. and lets not forget a real sport - hockey!
larry
On 6/23/05, Ben Doom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Look on the bright side. At least we'd have good beer.
>
> --Ben
>
> loathe wrote:
> > OMG it couldn't have been that bad could it?
> >
> > LOL
> >
> > Tim
> >
> > Larry C. Lyons
Gruss Gott wrote:
>>Ben wrote:
>>Under certiain circumstances, burning the flag is both appropriate and
>>respectful.
>
> Yeah, the proposed Constitutional Amendment specifies "desecration"
> and not just burning. Presumably what you point out would not be
> desecration but who knows?
Your honor
You should check the referenced vidoe - it's very pertinent to what you wrote :)
Howie
--- On Thursday, June 23, 2005 10:19 AM, Gruss Gott scribed: ---
>
>> Howie wrote:
>> Argh - you "hitlered" the thread!
>>
>> Check the "Relatively Closer Look: Hitler Reference"
>>
>
> Sorry - however I did
> Ben wrote:
> Under certiain circumstances, burning the flag is both appropriate and
> respectful.
Yeah, the proposed Constitutional Amendment specifies "desecration"
and not just burning. Presumably what you point out would not be
desecration but who knows?
> I can't count the number of times
I think it was Jon Stewart who said:
I was totally against gay marriage from the start. Then I found out it
was optional.
--Ben
Raymond Camden wrote:
> I think all people who are against flag burning should demonstrate
> their feelings by going out into the streets and not burning flags.
> Those
Look on the bright side. At least we'd have good beer.
--Ben
loathe wrote:
> OMG it couldn't have been that bad could it?
>
> LOL
>
> Tim
>
> Larry C. Lyons wrote:
>
>>On 6/23/05, loathe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>You know what man, I used to agree with you completely, but I mean st
> Raymond wrote:
> I think all people who are against flag burning should demonstrate
> their feelings by going out into the streets and not burning flags.
Well that's just it - has there been a rash of flag desecration
lately? No. And the Supreme Court has already ruled on it, so It's a
non-fac
A pat on the back for you, Gruss, even though you invoked Hitler. :-)
I'll just add one thing to this:
Under certiain circumstances, burning the flag is both appropriate and
respectful. Flags, according to tradition, should be burned or buried
when they become worn or too dirty to clean well. T
> Howie wrote:
> Argh - you "hitlered" the thread!
>
> Check the "Relatively Closer Look: Hitler Reference"
>
Sorry - however I didn't call anyone Hitler. I guess if I really
wanted to go for broke I'd say, "Howie, you damn Hitler!"
~
I think all people who are against flag burning should demonstrate
their feelings by going out into the streets and not burning flags.
Those against gay marriage should go out and not marry someone of the
same sex. Etc. ;)
And yes - I agree - I'm sure the soldier in Iraq are very concerned
about t
I don't like to see it happen, but I'm going to respect the right to
protest - even if I think the protester is an idiot.
Eric
Gruss Gott wrote:
>I'll grant you it's disturbing, but here's the problem: If you ban
>flag "desecration" you're elevating a symbol of the state to revered
>status.
Argh - you "hitlered" the thread!
Check the "Relatively Closer Look: Hitler Reference"
http://www.comedycentral.com/shows/the_daily_show/videos/most_recent/index.jhtml
--- On Thursday, June 23, 2005 9:20 AM, Gruss Gott scribed: ---
>
>
> Also keep in mind the company we'd be in: Hitler, Mussoli
OMG it couldn't have been that bad could it?
LOL
Tim
Larry C. Lyons wrote:
> On 6/23/05, loathe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>You know what man, I used to agree with you completely, but I mean stop
>>and think about it. Where would we be today if the colonists had not
>>shown their discontent
On 6/23/05, loathe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You know what man, I used to agree with you completely, but I mean stop
> and think about it. Where would we be today if the colonists had not
> shown their discontent with and resentment of the crown?
Um Canada?
~~~
here here :)
Gruss Gott wrote:
>>Tony wrote:
>>im sorry, but im wholly against burning the flag.
>>free speech has a line, and for me it stops at the first stripe!
>>
>
>
> I'll grant you it's disturbing, but here's the problem: If you ban
> flag "desecration" you're elevating a symbol of the
+1. Well stated.
>
> I'll grant you it's disturbing, but here's the problem: If you ban
> flag "desecration" you're elevating a symbol of the state to revered
> status. The beauty of the American flag is that it stands for freedom
> - a moron can burn a thousand of them and what it stands f
You know what man, I used to agree with you completely, but I mean stop
and think about it. Where would we be today if the colonists had not
shown their discontent with and resentment of the crown?
I'm not saying we need another revolution right now, but we're in a
pretty bad place in this nat
> im sorry, but im wholly against burning the flag.
> free speech has a line, and for me it stops at the first
> stripe!
> tony
so in other words you don't believe in free speech.
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> Tony wrote:
> im sorry, but im wholly against burning the flag.
> free speech has a line, and for me it stops at the first stripe!
>
I'll grant you it's disturbing, but here's the problem: If you ban
flag "desecration" you're elevating a symbol of the state to revered
status. The beauty of t
Wrap it in a double layer of foil, put it on your engine block and
drive about 100 miles. It should be nicely roasted.
larry
On 6/23/05, Ray Champagne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> G wrote:
> > You smoke meat in the middle of a public street?
> >
>
>
> Sure, you've got to get roadkill cooked ASA
G wrote:
> You smoke meat in the middle of a public street?
>
Sure, you've got to get roadkill cooked ASAP, or it'll go bad!
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You smoke meat in the middle of a public street?
If a cop drives buy, and i'm out lighting something on fire in the middle of
my city street...he can't stop and write me a ticket for something???
> If it is then every smoker has been breaking the law.
>
> larry
>
> On 6/23/05, G <[EMAIL PROTECT
If it is then every smoker has been breaking the law.
larry
On 6/23/05, G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well i think it is a crock of shit..but i have a question: Isn't
> lighting something on fire in a public streetagainst the law anyway? No
> matter what it is?
>
>
> > So the Supreme C
im sorry, but im wholly against burning the flag.
free speech has a line, and for me it stops at the first stripe!
tony
On 6/23/05, G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well i think it is a crock of shit..but i have a question: Isn't
> lighting something on fire in a public streetagainst the la
Well i think it is a crock of shit..but i have a question: Isn't
lighting something on fire in a public streetagainst the law anyway? No
matter what it is?
> So the Supreme Court says it's legal, but House Republicans are
> deciding to play politics and trying to create some type of pat
Yes there are, but the flag burning issue and the proposed amendment
is a wonderful distractor from all those other issues. So by pushing
this issue, I wonder what the republicans are trying to keep out of
the public's eye.
larry
On 6/23/05, Adam Haskell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I completely
I completely agree, I can't beleive it passed through the
house...aren't there more pressing issues than the flag burning?
Adam
On 6/22/05, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So the Supreme Court says it's legal, but House Republicans are
> deciding to play politics and trying to create so
So the Supreme Court says it's legal, but House Republicans are
deciding to play politics and trying to create some type of patriotic
litmus test that they can point at during the next election.
Is flag "desecration" really a problem? No. It's insulting to our
troops that our legislators are spe
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