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After spending a good chunk of time going through the Parabola back issue archive, I need to find a couple hundred bucks to place an order (not very hard, though not right now) and a couple months' worth of reading time to go through the loot (nigh on impossible). I haz a sad. Everything is one. Women are people too maybe even a superior people. Spiritual, Jung, Buddhism, Joseph Campbell, Spiritual, Gnosticism, Elaine Pagels, Spiritual. Women are better. Earth is a woman. We are raping her, except Joseph Campbell, Jung, and dark skin men. I'll send my paypal info, I look forward to your hundred pounds which should be about $5,000. |
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« Reply #14679 on: February 26, 2013, 09:10:14 AM » |
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« Reply #14680 on: February 28, 2013, 05:58:46 AM » |
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After spending a good chunk of time going through the Parabola back issue archive, I need to find a couple hundred bucks to place an order (not very hard, though not right now) and a couple months' worth of reading time to go through the loot (nigh on impossible). I haz a sad. Everything is one. Women are people too maybe even a superior people. Spiritual, Jung, Buddhism, Joseph Campbell, Spiritual, Gnosticism, Elaine Pagels, Spiritual. Women are better. Earth is a woman. We are raping her, except Joseph Campbell, Jung, and dark skin men. I'll send my paypal info, I look forward to your hundred pounds which should be about $5,000. Cliff Notes, and second-hand to boot? £.02 including VAT and tip should be enough. |
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« Reply #14682 on: February 28, 2013, 02:45:07 PM » |
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On the patio, sitting in a newly acquired rocker, enjoying a cup of fresh ground coffee and a bowl of EMP in a favorite pipe. I'd love to be there with you brother. What is EMP? I used to smoke Captain Black. Gave it up after my first heart attack. But I loved the stuff. And I inhaled it too. Not very healthy of course. Selam |
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On the patio, sitting in a newly acquired rocker, enjoying a cup of fresh ground coffee and a bowl of EMP in a favorite pipe. I'd love to be there with you brother. What is EMP? I used to smoke Captain Black. Gave it up after my first heart attack. But I loved the stuff. And I inhaled it too. Not very healthy of course. Selam I wish you were as well. I have had some great discussions over a pipe. EMP is Early Morning Pipe from Dunhill. It's a mild English blend. I was having a good time, until it started to rain. |
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First day of spring and it couldn't have been better. Sunshine everywhere!
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It's 4 degrees celsius, cold, windy and clouded here. Come up here! We got clear sky, cold beers and jazz musicians in the streets. Where is this paradise? I'd like to move there. Well, if you want my opinion, Århus and Silkeborg are some of nicest cities. Beer is everywhere, and jazz are pretty universal, but especially in Copenhagen. |
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Seriously, every time I hear something about Denmark it's always something awesome. It can't be that paradise. What are you people hiding? Well, right at the moment, the czechs aren't so happy about us. Why is that? Have you drank all their beer? Kind of. In the last few weeks, a group of danish teenagers kind of decided to repeat the viking age, except this time, they did like the swedes and went east. They detroyed some hotel rooms in Prague, one guy was stabbed by another, and they just generally got really really drunk. The real problem is that those danes who actually do behave well, appearently are so embarrassed and the czechs are so mad at them, that some have taken the ultimate consequence: pretending they're from Sweden. |
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Also I was thinking, if anyone happens to know, is Easter weekend a good time to be in Paris or you'd rather avoid it? obviously Catholic Easter. I would avoid it, unless you don't mind everyone taking advantage of school holidays to congregate at EuroDisney. thanks. i wouldn't go to the EuroDisney anyways. More worried about accommodations being more pricey and that type of thing. Prices always go up around the holidays, unless of course you have booked well in advance. School holidays add an extra crowd factor into the mix. |
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