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Post by Icctrombone on Jul 4, 2017 10:36:51 GMT -5
Saturday My wife and I are taking a week long trip to Israel. I've never been to the Holy Land and I can't wait to see where Jesus walked.
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Post by Roquefort Raider on Jul 4, 2017 11:21:02 GMT -5
(Images of icctrombone walking on water!)
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Post by Prince Hal on Jul 4, 2017 12:02:43 GMT -5
Saturday My wife and I are taking a week long trip to Israel. I've never been to the Holy Land and I can't wait to see where Jesus walked. Check out the Sea of Galilee.
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Post by DanBintheUnderworld on Jul 4, 2017 12:49:30 GMT -5
Saturday My wife and I are taking a week long trip to Israel. I've never been to the Holy Land and I can't wait to see where Jesus walked. If you run across anyone surnamed Meyers in the Tel Aviv area, there's a decent chance they're related to me via one of my mother's half-brothers. Of course, the odds against that are tremendously high ...
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Post by Ish Kabbible on Jul 4, 2017 13:33:21 GMT -5
Saturday My wife and I are taking a week long trip to Israel. I've never been to the Holy Land and I can't wait to see where Jesus walked. You're not fooling anyone. You are really stalking Britney Spears
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Post by Pharozonk on Jul 4, 2017 14:41:19 GMT -5
My biggest vice is giving up beer, so I've made the switch to Miller Lite ( I know, I know) for any drinking I do at home. At 96 calories, it doesn't feel like I'm throwing away my daily workouts when I drink it. Dude, I tried switching to Mich Ultra due to having such a low calorie footprint, but I just can't do it. It's repulsive. I'm finding my bar won't go any lower than Corona light/the new one (the mandatory slice of lime really elevates Corona) at about 100 or Guinness which is only 125 each. Those last 20-30 calories seem to be the most important ones. At least hose piss would be an organic option. Well, I decided to treat myself today and indulge in some Leinenkugel at least. At 130 calories per bottle, I definitely could have done a lot worse.
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Post by Icctrombone on Jul 4, 2017 17:44:50 GMT -5
Saturday My wife and I are taking a week long trip to Israel. I've never been to the Holy Land and I can't wait to see where Jesus walked. You're not fooling anyone. You are really stalking Britney Spears Man, I'd like to think I can find someone more relevant to stalk than Spears.
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Post by Confessor on Jul 4, 2017 18:23:05 GMT -5
Saturday My wife and I are taking a week long trip to Israel. I've never been to the Holy Land and I can't wait to see where Jesus walked. Wow! What an amazing trip. Hope you both have an amazing time and we wanna see pictures.
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Post by impulse on Jul 5, 2017 15:34:49 GMT -5
Note this is coming from a self-proclaimed beer snob (I consider having to drink something like Sam Adams slumming it), but I find that most American mass market domestic beers, especially anything in a can, tastes not so much like beer, but what it would taste like if breweries had all the people who drank real beer pee into a vat, then canned and bottled the vat's contents and branded it with their label. (In fact I think if you got into a Miller or Anheiser Busch brewery beyond the areas the PR tours let you see, you might discover this is actually the case.) I suspect Piels is German for Beer Drinker's Piss, the Natural in Natty light refers to this natural origin origin and dilution of real beer in the so called beer in their cans, and that many American palettes destroyed by fast food and processed food couldn't appreciate anything other than this type of pap in a can or bottle. But then I gave up beer drinking awhile ago because my snobbery priced me out of the game -M Yeah, I don't like most generic mass-produced American lagers (Bud, Miller, Mich, PBR, etc). The Ultra was just an attempt at a low-calorie and cost-effective conveyance of alcohol into my blood stream, but I found how low my standards go, and it is not that low, heh. Depending on the mood and weather, I enjoy a good stout and the occasional IPA now and then, but I am just about over the ubiquitousness of HOPS HOPS EVERYWHERE AND IN EVERYTHING that has taken at least the American craft beer scene over. Like, I get it, you all are cool and different, and there is a time and place for a hoppy beer, but could we please not put the crap in literally everything? I usually do Yuengling as my daily go-to compromise beer. It's not the nectar of the gods, but I don't have to choke it down. I love a Guinness or a milk stout, and you can't go wrong with a Corona with a lime (but dear God you need the lime). We have lots of local breweries near me, too, and I enjoy trying their stuff when I can. And for the record, Natural Light/Ice are on their own tier of crap all by themselves save maybe Keystone. ugh.
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Post by LovesGilKane on Jul 5, 2017 23:48:29 GMT -5
Saturday My wife and I are taking a week long trip to Israel. I've never been to the Holy Land and I can't wait to see where Jesus walked. I hope you and your Lady Love have the most WONDERFUL of times, for all reasons, the cultural, the metaphysical, and ghe spiritual reasons. I hope this trip for you both will engender memories more wonderful for you both together than merely walking upon that soil alone. Since love means you are not alone, and that soil is about LOVE. No matter who fights to claim it for nothing-about-love.
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Post by Icctrombone on Jul 6, 2017 5:11:29 GMT -5
Thanks , everyone. I just downloaded the first 312 issues of the Avengers series into my iPad for the long 14 hour plane ride. In that way digital comics have a huge advantage. In years past , I used to take dozens of comics on vacation with me. Now I just have to have my Tablet.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 6, 2017 5:55:30 GMT -5
Thanks , everyone. I just downloaded the first 312 issues of the Avengers series into my iPad for the long 14 hour plane ride. In that way digital comics have a huge advantage. In years past , I used to take dozens of comics on vacation with me. Now I just have to have my Tablet. That's great and have a great trip reading the Avengers and have fun and make memories ....
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Post by Deleted on Jul 6, 2017 22:38:08 GMT -5
Saturday My wife and I are taking a week long trip to Israel. I've never been to the Holy Land and I can't wait to see where Jesus walked. Have a wonderful time, and be safe!
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Post by berkley on Jul 7, 2017 3:27:56 GMT -5
Meanwhile, at the headquarters of Éditions Roquefort... Some good : Mozilla Thunderbird is a great mail application, with which I will on handle the business mail from now . Forget that "reset-me-every-week-'cuz-I-went-buggy" Microsoft Exchange, and that "can't really deal with this non-Apple infrastructure" Apple Mail. Some bad: Canada Post now charges me $14 bucks to ship two books in one envelope. Considering I charge $15 bucks per book and that printing charges are about $7.00 per copy, that leaves me a hefty one dollar profit per book. It's insane. My customer must shell fifteen bucks and I make one. Something is wrong with this business environment. That sounds so wrong. How can anyone be expected to run any kind of mail-order business on that basis? I've used Mozilla Thunderbird for a few years now and have never had any problems. I'm generally much happier as a Linux (Ubuntu) user than I ever was with Windows, so I avoid having anything to do with Microsoft products if I can. BTW, any idea when we can expect the next volume of Bras d'Orion to be available for order?
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Post by Roquefort Raider on Jul 7, 2017 5:17:14 GMT -5
Meanwhile, at the headquarters of Éditions Roquefort... Some good : Mozilla Thunderbird is a great mail application, with which I will on handle the business mail from now . Forget that "reset-me-every-week-'cuz-I-went-buggy" Microsoft Exchange, and that "can't really deal with this non-Apple infrastructure" Apple Mail. Some bad: Canada Post now charges me $14 bucks to ship two books in one envelope. Considering I charge $15 bucks per book and that printing charges are about $7.00 per copy, that leaves me a hefty one dollar profit per book. It's insane. My customer must shell fifteen bucks and I make one. Something is wrong with this business environment. That sounds so wrong. How can anyone be expected to run any kind of mail-order business on that basis? I've used Mozilla Thunderbird for a few years now and have never had any problems. I'm generally much happier as a Linux (Ubuntu) user than I ever was with Windows, so I avoid having anything to do with Microsoft products if I can. BTW, any idea when we can expect the next volume of Bras d'Orion to be available for order? A few years, alas. I'm on page 31 right now but this book will be longer than the previous ones. I try to always have a page on the drawing table, though.
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