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ROU Killing Time wrote:I'll up the ante. You've heard about the world-class micro-brewery's we have out here in Oregon, right?

You're going to have to do better than that. This is Atlanta. We have... Coke.


Hmm.


Never mind.

After the parade? Count me in!

On a whim, I asked Dr. Jack Zipes if I could use his fantastic translations of the complete works of the Brothers Grimm for a podcast, and he said yes. So, a podcast is born. Several times a week during my lunch break at work, I'll be recording, editing, and posting a story from the collection. If y...

Sticks and stones may break my bones, but now that they've soaked in vinegar for a few weeks they should hold up just fine.

I know I voted Tristegotops. It really doesn't matter to me what the other two creatures can do -- as soon as I saw the head of the stegosaurus emerge from the mouth of a triceratops, Alien-style, it had me.

tbaker2500 wrote:Which Eric was that?

That was this Eric!

Hi. I'm Eric.

Thanks for posting the photo!

I never have trouble getting my Luigi to preen for the camera. Lord knows what she was looking at.

Here's one taken with another Luigi just minutes earlier: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ewagoner/4957395364/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I listened to this on my way to work this morning. Delianne's delivery lulled me into the bedtime story frame of mind, and I settled in for something akin to the original Grimm's stories, something dark and sinister with a thin veil for the benefit of the more innocent. But as the story turned and t...

Awesome.

Hmmm... on the one hand, "the Mayan people call the moth Mah-Ha-Na, which means "May I borrow your house?"" but on the other, "Known in Mexico by the Indians since Aztec times as mariposa de la muerte (butterfly of death)". May I borrow your house? It won't take long, I'm just here to kill you. http...

I had some of that rum just the other day. It's mighty, mighty tasty.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ewagoner/4924946132/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

We lunched under Mama Ninfa's gleeful smile. Too late, we discovered the special of the day was her mustard gas fajitas.