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Evo said:
...The pretty girl on the show was the daughter of Tommy Chong, of "cheech and chong".

Rae Dawn Chong, female romantic lead in the 1981 blockbuster, Quest For Fire. She was naked in all her scenes, as I recall.
 
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zoobyshoe said:
Rae Dawn Chong, female romantic lead in the 1981 blockbuster, Quest For Fire. She was naked in all her scenes, as I recall.
No, Robbi Chong.
 

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After beginning to read Catch-22, I've figured out that Om's literary counterpart is Orr.
 
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AnTiFreeze3 said:
After beginning to read Catch-22, I've figured out that Om's literary counterpart is Orr.

hmmmm...

Described as "a warm-hearted, simple-minded gnome," Orr is the only person in the Group considered to be crazier than his good friend Yossarian

I may, or may not, take that as a compliment...

I'll read the book again, and let you know.

It's been at least 40 years since I've read it, and have not a clue what it's all about.

Though, I have an inkling of what "Catch-22" means.
 
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OmCheeto said:
hmmmm...



I may, or may not, take that as a compliment...

I'll read the book again, and let you know.

It's been at least 40 years since I've read it, and have not a clue what it's all about.

Though, I have an inkling of what "Catch-22" means.

I meant more so that you two shared a similar sense of humor, at least in my eyes :smile:

I'm about 100 pages in, and have determined thus far that it's a book with an odd writing-style, filled with a bunch of slightly humorous anecdotes. If it weren't for the such raving reviews, I'm not sure I would continue to read it, but I'm hoping it improves.
 
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AnTiFreeze3 said:
I meant more so that you two shared a similar sense of humor, at least in my eyes :smile:

I'm about 100 pages in, and have determined thus far that it's a book with an odd writing-style, filled with a bunch of slightly humorous anecdotes. If it weren't for the such raving reviews, I'm not sure I would continue to read it, but I'm hoping it improves.

I got 50 pages into a book last fall, and decided that the author and I had the exact same sense of humor. I had to put it down. Freakin' Canuck...
 
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Evo said:
No, Robbi Chong.
Weird. I wasn't aware there was another Chong daughter.
 
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zoobyshoe said:
Weird. I wasn't aware there was another Chong daughter.
I'm amazed that they're both so beautiful. He has 5 natural children by 2 wives and an adopted son.
 
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Evo said:
I'm amazed that they're both so beautiful. He has 5 natural children by 2 wives and an adopted son.

I just realized the term 'natural children' is kind of funny :biggrin:.
 
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lisab said:
I just realized the term 'natural children' is kind of funny :biggrin:.

They are of course, produced by:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9nSU2hAqK4​
 
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Google's logo today for Schrödinger's birthday.

erwin_schrdingers_126th_birthday-2002007-hp.jpg
 
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Borg said:
Google's logo today for Schrödinger's birthday.


LOL Borg

you're about 10 hours late, I posted that in the general discussion forum about that many hours ago ;)

Dave
 
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davenn said:
LOL Borg

you're about 10 hours late, I posted that in the general discussion forum about that many hours ago ;)

Dave
It didn't occur to me that there would be a thread on it. It was just a random thought to me. :smile:
 
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Tomorrow I am taking a second round test on optics. My professor said I did fairly good on the previous one but still needed to confirm my real general knowledge on the second round, I guess it is mainly about how I can manage hard stuff.
-Good luck inotyce!
-Thanks I badly need it.
 
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I'm going to take a break from PF.
A long one...
 
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Enigman said:
I'm going to take a break from PF.
A long one...
I wonder why, except personal reasons if any.
 
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Enigman said:
I'm going to take a break from PF.
A long one...

Not enough fans for Mr. E, the poet? :biggrin:

Hope all is well with you. :)


RT: great! Now I'm addictive to this anime. :cry:
 
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Gad said:
Not enough fans for Mr. E, the poet? :biggrin:

Hope all is well with you. :)


RT: great! Now I'm addictive to this anime. :cry:
Wondering what an anime finds addictive about you...
 
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why is annette bening so hot in the movie bugsy
 
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Yesterday, the store had all of their Halloween stuff out. It's not even the middle of August...
 
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I'm having a difficult time trying to sleep. This insomnia is not justified, I need my sleep. :cry:
 
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Evo said:
Yesterday, the store had all of their Halloween stuff out. It's not even the middle of August...

And it's not even for this coming Halloween. It's for Halloween 2016.
 
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Evo said:
Yesterday, the store had all of their Halloween stuff out. It's not even the middle of August...
But it does feel like September outside. The cobwebs are flying and it's too dang cold.
 
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zoobyshoe said:
And it's not even for this coming Halloween. It's for Halloween 2016.

You sound like CNN.
 
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dlgoff said:
But it does feel like September outside. The cobwebs are flying and it's too dang cold.
I can't believe it's the dog days of summer and it's too cold for my eggplant to set. Temps in the 50's tonight. I'm not complaining though.
 
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spring has come to Sydney, early, My roses and daffodils are blooming
we are getting lots of days with temps above 20C

Dave
 
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davenn said:
spring has come to Sydney, early, My roses and daffodils are blooming
we are getting lots of days with temps above 20C

Dave
Ah, so our summer moved south, WAY south, please keep it.
 
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AnTiFreeze3 said:
You sound like CNN.
If you can hear me over the internet you have some special kind of hearing.
 
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Last weekend I was at the swap meet looking over this guy's stuff for sale and had to listen to him telling some other guy how he was going through some kind of homeopathic procedure to remove the unnatural mineral deposits from his body. Today at a coffee shop I had to listen to some girl saying how she was going to volunteer her services at doing 'energy chelation therapy' on people.
 
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zoobyshoe said:
Last weekend I was at the swap meet looking over this guy's stuff for sale and had to listen to him telling some other guy how he was going through some kind of homeopathic procedure to remove the unnatural mineral deposits from his body. Today at a coffee shop I had to listen to some girl saying how she was going to volunteer her services at doing 'energy chelation therapy' on people.
In California, no one can hear you scream.
 
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Borg said:
In California, no one can hear you scream.

LOL California in on a different planet isn't it ?
or is that another galaxy, far, far away :wink:

Dave
 
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Austin, Texas

This is a great free place for kids to play. Right next to the fountain is a pond, filled with turtles, perch and minnows. I always bring extra bread to share with anyone wanting to feed the aquatic life:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPNhGhTIW6c

Running is water is great, but sometimes I prefer to swim in it. The depth is ~13 feet or ~4 meters:
4880510245_8eff3259aa_z.jpg


Over the summer, the Austin Symphony plays free concepts on the auditorium's lawn:
ConcertsInThePark2-1.jpg


Blues on the Green is another popular one:
blues-on-the-green.jpg


There is also free theater:
 
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zoobyshoe said:
If you can hear me over the internet you have some special kind of hearing.

I have my butler read to me all forum posts. He gives you a British accent.
 
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ChiralWaltz said:
Austin, Texas

This is a great free place for kids to play. Right next to the fountain is a pond, filled with turtles, perch and minnows. I always bring extra bread to share with anyone wanting to feed the aquatic life:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPNhGhTIW6c

Running is water is great, but sometimes I prefer to swim in it. The depth is ~13 feet or ~4 meters:
4880510245_8eff3259aa_z.jpg


Over the summer, the Austin Symphony plays free concepts on the auditorium's lawn:
ConcertsInThePark2-1.jpg


Blues on the Green is another popular one:
blues-on-the-green.jpg


There is also free theater:

Austin has always intrigued me. It struck me as a beacon of light, in a very dark (black gold, Texas tea) kinda place.

Saw something today about the L.A. river.

I suppose only in California, would they pave a river...

http://aquafornia.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/la-river-kayakers.jpg​

Though as I recall, certain sections of the Mississippi are also cement lined.
 
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