I liked the girdles.

what movie is this from?

I don't know, but pulling a knife isn't going to win it for you, Lila dear.

Besides, only seppuku is an honorable death with a blade. Perhaps my attraction to it is because I had to commit it myself in one of my past lifetimes with Janet.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVE7aqrva0g

anybody here seen Bettie?



Bettie Page That is?

For both that means control.
Cutters are always victims.

The Norwegians are coming

Have a can of soup

better than a can of poup!

Yes, I hear she's alive and well. Living in Florida.

Aww man, I hate lutifisk!

Pardon me while I: ........

PARIS HILTON

A RHINO SPLIT (like a really big camel toe)
A HIP NOSTRIL (for all those after-parties)
HIS PLOT, IRAN (she's helping Cheney with his evil)
OR I PLAN SHIT (I'm really spontaneous.....")
ORAL ISN'T HIP ("Because I say it's not. Eww!")

She still looks good, don't you think?

Yeah, we should all look that good at seventy.

Well, there's another Norwegian delicacy if you've got the nerve.
Although come to think of it , it might be Swiss.

Gjetost

I suppose you have to develop a taste for it.

The trick is to enjoy it with an infused liquor.

Pickled herring is drinkin food.

So how many bottles of infused liquor must one consume before eating lutefisk becomes a good idea?

We need more data. Please report back with your observations.

Smoly Hokes!


What is that contraption???

Given how the pic is from the EAA AirVenture Spirit of Aviation doings in Oshkosh, WI, am presuming it's an early flying machine, complete with Valkyrie atop.

THREAD HILLER

Better to be on top of the plane than under it like this guy:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvDDDKnNhuE

In the interest of balance, here's one of a bf-109 Emil, manufactured by the same nice folks who make the BMW.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19teA1bHvY8

Wayne, you are in Seattle right? The best pleace to find out is the CopperGate in Ballard. Bar is the prow a viking ship, and it serves Norwegian food.


http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/food...95_taste21.html

Potato potato....

http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/Potato/

I still can't get anyone to notice me; I tell ya, I get no respect

Yes Hamoth, I am in the Seattle area. I lived in Ballard for 7 years, but I have never yet been to the CopperGate. I'm gonna try it!

I have some difficulty getting into those foreign art films. Those potatoes were not speaking English!

Meaty Moon

Helmets from the Viking Age are very rare - only one example is known to exist.[1] This Viking helmet was made of iron and was in the shape of a rounded or peaked cap made from four plates after the spangenhelm pattern, and was excavated from Gjermundbu, Norway, and dated to the 10th century. This helmet has a rounded cap with no horns on top and has a "spectacle" guard around the eyes and nose, in addition to a possible mail aventail. The eyeguard in particular suggests a close affinity with the earlier Vendel period helmets. From runestones and other illustrations, we know the Vikings also wore simpler helmets, often peaked caps with a simple noseguard. Unlike what is often shown in popular culture, there are no sources that prove that Viking helmets had horns mounted on them.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viking_Age_ar...nd_armor#Helmet

And again I take you to the coppergate:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coppergate_Helmet

Looking like the some kind of hybrid Fisher Price toy, this fabulously geeky and spectacularly colourful auto stapler may prove a little too tempting for small children for our liking (and this is not something you’d want them to experiment with) but, as an office gadget absolutely guaranteed to turn heads, it really can’t be faulted – and we absolutely love it.

Just be careful not to put it in your mouth due to high lead contents in the plastic. 'k?