Ronald1973
8-trackin', Hank, Sr. man
Lol!!!Nice Gene Autry avatar...!
Lol!!!Nice Gene Autry avatar...!
It's a good thing rent for this avatar is only once a year, and it has a cool red banner tossed in for free. Can't beat that.
I just changed mine for the new year.
How long before I mistake one of my own old posts for someone else and start an argument with myself?
Unless you pay the $575 for the Lifetime Premium Subscriber membership in which case your avatar gets transformed:
Whoa! Double Fantasy! Venus and Mars!!
I'm glad you enjoyed pleasant moments in my land.I love that area so much. I met a girl who lived in Salerno and whose father was a judge and grandfather had been mayor. It was fun touring the town with her in the evenings. Her family was gracious and accommodating, hospitable in that way Italians usually are. Their house had a terrace overlooking the city and the sea where we enjoyed food & drink.
Everyone did the passeggiata back then--meet and greet after working hours. So many shops were still open in the evenings, with people in them. I asked her--how late do they work?! "They're not working!" she replied. Ah, Italia.
Paestum was one of the transcendent experiences of my life. At my visit the weather was perfect and the only other people there were a couple students silently sketching the temples. And what stunning, monumental edifices they are--standing tall and broad in the blinding southern sun, almost larger than life, in sharp relief against the deep blue sky--they will absolutely overpower you. They've been there for 2500 years and I do believe they'll be there for another 2500 years too.
About Akragas, one observer said of the Greeks and their love of partying--and monuments: "The Greeks dine as though they'll die tomorrow and build as though they'll live forever." At Paestum, you will connect with the Eternal. I will never forget my visit there, it's seared into my memory as if by the blinding sun itself.
You got me.Did you actually mean to write, "We're showin' off our mad computer skills." Or, were you showing off your mad English skills?
I did a color pencil drawing of that back in high school,turned out pretty good.
Bob's family lived at the top of a big hill. Bob's father wanted to teach Bob about disappointment, so he brought home a bicycle that didn't have any brakes.That would be Reverend Bob Dobbs from The Church of the Sub-Genius.
He's the Master of Slack.
What's a "PC site"?Have heard of this PC thingy called "Second World" and at times I feel that AK's usage of these images is kinda of a blend of the movie "Avatar" and the aforementioned PC site that I've read about.
What's a "PC site"?
Do you mean "Second Life"?
It's a multiplayer videogame without rules, or much of a point, but some folks really like it because it doesn't have rules or a point.
From Wikipedia:
Milk production at a dairy farm was low, so the farmer wrote to the local university, asking for help from academia. A multidisciplinary team of professors was assembled, headed by a theoretical physicist, and two weeks of intensive on-site investigation took place. The scholars then returned to the university, notebooks crammed with data, where the task of writing the report was left to the team leader. Shortly thereafter the physicist returned to the farm, saying to the farmer, "I have the solution, but it works only in the case of spherical cows in a vacuum".