The Never Ending Thread.

el Guapo · Jan 9, 2003

The goal is to start a thread that just never dies. You post something directly related to the prior post. It must have continuity. We will have to feed and nurture this, but I believe this crew is up to it.

I'll start by offering a seed of Germination: Madagascar

Chet · Jan 9, 2003

El Guapo said:
I'll start by offering a seed of Germination: Madagascar

MONKEYS. Everything is better with a monkey - even Cyburbia tote bags!

The Irish One · Jan 9, 2003

speaking of cyburbia tote bags, who has one and what is the 411 on em?

giff57 · Jan 9, 2003

Wanna buy a monkey?

http://www.cyburbia.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=689

NHPlanner · Jan 9, 2003

Re: Re: The Never Ending Thread.

bturk said:
MONKEYS. Everything is better with a monkey - even Cyburbia tote bags!

And remember what the monkey from the tote bag made its way into the House of Blues?

Planderella · Jan 9, 2003

The House of Blues can produce some ferocious fumes when crowded with a bunch of monkeys carrying Cyburbia tote bags stuffed with dung.

Dan · Jan 9, 2003

El Guapo said:
Madagascar

A couple of years ago, I was Googling that very topic, out of sheer curiosity to broaden my geographic horizons.

Apaprently, Madagascar is a very popular tourist destination among the French, who are inclined to flock to out-of-the-way developing nations for holiday. The big destination there is Nosy Be, which is supposedly one of the most beautiful beaches in Africa. (Madagascar technically isn't in Africa, but still ...)

Interesting ethnic makeup and language, too. Many of the island's original settlers have Polynesian origins, and the Malagasy language is more closely related to Pacific languages than those heard in Africa. French, however, is now the national tongue.

All that from memory, too.

nerudite · Jan 9, 2003

Re: Re: The Never Ending Thread.

Dan said:
French, however, is now the national tongue.

Speaking of French... I would really like some French fries. I'm pretty hungry right now.

Hey, they said it had to relate to the previous post... it didn't say how.

Cardinal · Jan 9, 2003

Ah, fries.... Just about anything is better fried, cheese, Snicker bars, even the French.

NHPlanner · Jan 9, 2003

Of course the best thing fried would be New England fried whole clams.... mmmmm

http://www.portlandphoenix.com/archive/food/00/08/31/image/food_friedstuff.gif

nerudite · Jan 9, 2003

Mmmmmm... New England Clam chowder. So much better than that Manhattan stuff.

Planderella · Jan 9, 2003

Hmmm....after a day like this, I can certainly use a Manhattan....on the rocks, of course.

Habanero · Jan 9, 2003

nerudite said:
Mmmmmm... New England Clam chowder. So much better than that Manhattan stuff.

Speaking of Manhattan, I could go for one right now. I think I'll start preparing myself for the Denver debauchery.

because I wan't going to be the one to touch the clam thing...

NHPlanner · Jan 9, 2003

Planderella said:
Hmmm....after a day like this, I can certainly use a Manhattan....on the rocks, of course.

All drinks are better on the rocks...

ecofem · Jan 9, 2003

Debauchery.... I think I'll fit some of that in this weekend.

PlannerGirl · Jan 9, 2003

Checked out merriam-webster online and this was the low down on debauchery:

One entry found for debauchery.

Main Entry: de·bauch·ery
Pronunciation: di-'bo-ch&-rE, -chrE, -'bä-
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural -er·ies
Date: 1642
1 a : extreme indulgence in sensuality b plural : ORGIES
2 archaic : seduction from virtue or duty

I like the word more and more!

BKM · Jan 9, 2003

Won't debauchery be made illegal under the Patriot Act?

nerudite · Jan 9, 2003

Have no fear... debauchery will remain alive and well in Canada (Montreal especially).

Habanero · Jan 9, 2003

nerudite said:
Have no fear... debauchery will remain alive and well in Canada (Montreal especially).

As long as there is a Canada there will be beer- and where there is beer.. well, then there's got to be hockey!

(Speaking of hockey- did anyone see Hatcher pound that guy the other night?

Since he hardly ever fights anymore I enjoyed it tremendously.)

NHPlanner · Jan 9, 2003

TexasPlanner said:
As long as there is a Canada there will be beer- and where there is beer.. well, then there's got to be hockey!

(Speaking of hockey- did anyone see Hatcher pound that guy the other night? Since he hardly ever fights anymore I enjoyed it tremendously.)

Tremendous is a synonym for stupendous.

Dan · Jan 9, 2003

nerudite said:
debauchery will remain alive and well in Canada (Montreal especially).

Wasn't De Bauchery Canada's last prime minister?

Habanero · Jan 9, 2003

NHPlanner said:
Tremendous is a synonym for stupendous.

Stupendous is a synonym for colossal too-

Cardinal · Jan 9, 2003

Huh? Wha-

Debauchery?

Colossal tool?

Repo Man · Jan 9, 2003

Speaking of tools, does anybody else hope that that colossal tool Warren Sapp and the Buccaneers loose to the 49ers this weeekend?

nerudite · Jan 9, 2003

Michael Stumpf said:
Huh? Wha-

Debauchery?

Colossal tool?

I saw Tool in concert a few months ago... it *was* pretty colossal.

NHPlanner · Jan 9, 2003

jtfortin said:
Speaking of tools, does anybody else hope that that colossal tool Warren Sapp and the Buccaneers loose to the 49ers this weeekend?

I'd like to read about the Warren Commission some day.

Sap from maple trees is boiled to make maple syrup in Vermont (well, other places too...but its better if its from Vermont)

NHPlanner · Jan 9, 2003

NHPlanner said:
I'd like to read about the Warren Commission some day.

Sap from maple trees is boiled to make maple syrup in Vermont (well, other places too...but its better if its from Vermont)

I'm still here because I have my third night meeting in a row....Recreation Commission tonight.....

nerudite · Jan 9, 2003

NHPlanner said:
I'm still here because I have my third night meeting in a row....Recreation Commission tonight.....

Mary Mary (although quite contrary) had pretty maids all in a row.

Cardinal · Jan 9, 2003

nerudite said:
Mary Mary (although quite contrary) had pretty maids all in a row.

I know there's a Marry Theresa set-up somewhere in here - oh, no, wait... that wasn't set-up, she was knocked up. Are we back to debauchery? We always seem to be there. How did we ever get off?

BKM · Jan 9, 2003

Speaking of debauchery, who is going to watch "Surreal World" tonight? Just to see "Webster" and MC Hammer as roomies is enoughn of an incentive to me

JNL · Jan 9, 2003

Hammer... back to tools... yeah I agree nerudite Tool was definitely the best concert I went to in 2002. Shihad was pretty good too - has anyone heard of the New Zealand rock band Pacifier? They changed their name from Shihad because it was thought that 'Shihad' was too similar to 'Jihad' for US audiences so they changed it before going on tour last year. Now they are called Pacifier which is the name of one of their best songs.

SGB · Jan 9, 2003

speaking of pacifiers....

Our son never really took to one. He does, however, like a sippy cup w/ good ol' H^20 and ice at bedtime.

PlannerGirl · Jan 9, 2003

"how did we ever get off"

um i think that was tied to the "killing kitties" thread

hehe

giff57 · Jan 9, 2003

Who's turn to pay the kitty?

Cardinal · Jan 9, 2003

Speaking of kittens, did anyone (other than Mastiff) realize that Oregon is "the beaver state?" Oh yeah, that one will work its way into the quarters Photoshop thread.

Jeff · Jan 10, 2003

I got some Beaver in Oregon once....

jmf · Jan 10, 2003

from the beaver country

http://www.cws-scf.ec.gc.ca/hww-fap/hww-fap.cfm?ID_species=52&lang=e

Beaver
No other animal has influenced a nation's history to the extent that the beaver Castor canadensis has influenced the history of Canada. When Europeans began to settle in northern North America, beaver pelts were the prize that lured them farther and farther into the wilderness. Champlain pushed westward to extend the beaver trade in 1613. The travels of Radisson and Des Groseilliers in the Lake Superior and James Bay regions during 1659–61 were fur-trading ventures. The Hudson's Bay Company was founded in 1670 chiefly to trade for beaver fur. The Nor'westers, operating out of Montreal after 1783, went to the farthest reaches of Canada in search of beaver. Canadians now celebrate the beaver as a national symbol on stamps, coins, and emblems; in addition, literally hundreds of Canadian lakes, towns, rivers, and hill ranges bear the name of this interesting rodent.

NHPlanner · Jan 10, 2003

jmf said:
interesting rodent.

Has anyone noticed that its hard to see all the dead rodents (AKA roadkill) when there's 4 feet of snow on the ground?

Jeff · Jan 10, 2003

But it's alot easier to write your name with pee when there's snow on the ground.

Tranplanner · Jan 10, 2003

It snowed here yesterday...

donk · Jan 10, 2003

Frank Zappa wrote a song about the dangers of eating yellow snow. Watch out where the eskimos go and don't you eat that yellow snow. And the doggy wee wee has blinded me.

Downtown · Jan 10, 2003

Mike DeVuono said:
But it's alot easier to write your name with pee when there's snow on the ground.

I was hoping all our snow would melt while we're in A.C. this weekend, but it looks like we're going into a deep freeze. sigh.

ps. love the thread!

Tranplanner · Jan 10, 2003

KMateja said:
ps. love the thread!

I just picked a loose thread off my sweater.

NHPlanner · Jan 10, 2003

Even though its winter, and cold, I still won't wear a sweater, I'll stick to short sleeve golf shirts for casual Friday.

Downtown · Jan 10, 2003

Tranplanner said:
I just picked a loose thread off my sweater.

I'm wearing my favorite new sweater I got for Christmas today.... i feel like such a young hipster - its long and grey and has one of those belt-y things.

jmf · Jan 10, 2003

NHPlanner said:
Even though its winter, and cold, I still won't wear a sweater, I'll stick to short sleeve golf shirts for casual Friday.

Just had to go for a walk around the office since my fingernails were turning purple......wonder if I can find something to do where I can wear mittens......

mittens which rhymes with kittens.......oh, I have to get off this cyburbia drug....

Downtown · Jan 10, 2003

jmf said:
Just had to go for a walk around the office since my fingernails were turning purple......wonder if I can find something to do where I can wear mittens......

I just learned how to knit mittens this winter! fun-ness!

PlannerGirl · Jan 10, 2003

there were strange kids in college, lived in Mary Foust, had purple hair.

donk · Jan 10, 2003

Kelly,

when you knit mittens are teh thumbs the proper length. I hated the mittens my grandmother knitted for me as a kid as she always made teh thumbs too short.

On a serious note, somewhat like spam, if you are looking for hat or sweater patterns Personal Message me, my mother designs and sells hand knit hats, sweaters and socks as well as the patterns for them.

Chet · Jan 10, 2003

Learn to knit

KMateja said:
I just learned how to knit mittens this winter! fun-ness!

Learn to knit : That's a good "to do" to add to my new "Redneck Palm Pilot"

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