Personal Photography

Subject: Re: Personal Photography Sun Jun 08, 2008 1:33 pm

Ste wrote:

ISN wrote:

In the land of handsome women.

Do they drink in the Yenton in Erdington by any chance?

I've never been there, so I just took a quick look around. I'm not sure which land has handsomer women, Erdington or the Dakotas. They look very nice both places:

http://www.matchmaker.com/mm/dating/unitedkingdom-erdington7.htm

A comely wench from Erdington:

A random selection from South Dakota:

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Subject: Re: Personal Photography Sun Jun 08, 2008 4:16 pm

Mild hallucinogens have been added to the drinking water in many US states.

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i'm a bit of a photographer, too. i like to dabble with macro-photography and especially the rusted, rotten, and/or dying. here are a few of a neighbor's old piano. let me know what you think.

"Dead Piano #1"

"Dead Piano #2"

"Dead Piano #6"

Subject: Re: Personal Photography Mon Jun 09, 2008 11:16 am

the last one has to be my favourite.......

guess what I saw someone with one of these afro

yesterday.......are we really going back to the 70s......if so, count me in...hehehe

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Ste wrote:

pinhedz wrote:

http://www.matchmaker.com/mm/dating/unitedkingdom-erdington7.htm

As a new resident to the area, I took a quick look through this site for the sake of curiosity. I'm surprised at the number of people who identify themselves as being Christian. Having grown up in Britain, and spent the first 30 years of my life here, I can honestly say that the amount of people I've known who live consciously Christian lives you can count on the fingers of one hand.

Did something happen in the last seven years that I'm not aware of?

people are simply too scared to NOT call themselves christian. they say that they are "just in case", which is really stupid because if they don't believe, but say they do, and the christians end up being right, well, those people are going to hell just like the other non-believers.

i stopped professing christianity about a year ago. people will ask if i'm a christian, and when i say "no", you would think, by the look on their face, that i had just anally-raped their prized goldfish.

it's just a simple answer to a very hard question.

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Subject: Re: Personal Photography Mon Jun 09, 2008 3:43 pm

After growing up Catholic I spent a short period as an Evangelical that ended in the early 70s. Since thenm there is nothing I actually like more than engaging them in face-to-face battles. When I was san academic it was best because they prey on homesick, lonely students on campuses. I would go to their meetings and try to make them cry. There was a local guy who wrote these awful etters to the school newspaper signed "Reverand Sam Serio" so, for $15, I got a mail order ministry degree and wrote reply letters signed "Reverand Stan Denski." It drove him nuts.

Later, I had a subscription to an academic journal that came in a plastic outer bag and a loose sheet of paper inside with my address. Sometimes my last name gets misspelled, but this misspelled my first name. Instead of "Stan" it was addressed to "Satan." I carried the sheet in my wallet and when I would be approached on the street I would pull it out and explain, "Oh no, you don't understand, I AM the Dark Lord!"

I still carry a 1955 $5 bill folded in the back of my wallet (next to a 250 Dinar note with Sadam's face on it) because it wasn't until 1956 that "In God We Trust" was added to US paper money. I have had many occasion to use it to reply to the prayer in schools argument "Well it says In God We Trust on our money!"

I have also encountered very serious religious people who are smarter than I am by a bunch. Those conversations I could have any time any day; they are enormously pleasurable and of a different sort entirely.

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Subject: Re: Personal Photography Mon Jun 09, 2008 3:49 pm

Ste wrote:

Stan54 wrote:

so, for $15, I got a mail order ministry degree and wrote reply letters signed "Reverand Stan Denski."

That could explain why I have the desire to put a dog collar on you. Maybe.

He demanded to know wher i got my degree, I replied that "I paid fifteen dollars hard currency for mine bub, what cereal box did yours come in?"

Man, that was.... fun.

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Subject: Re: Personal Photography Mon Jun 09, 2008 3:55 pm

Compare avatars and tell me who ought to be at the end of a leash.

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Subject: Re: Personal Photography Mon Jun 09, 2008 4:02 pm

Ah, but if you change it to a Lhasa Apso... that would work.

Might I suggest:

Or, for a more sporty look:

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