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1. couldnt find the article on “more moonbats on parade”. are you sure the link is good?  or am i blind?

   Posted by DixieKraut       04/19/2005  at  01:44 PM  



2. No, it is there, a ways down. Search for “moonbat” on the page.

   Posted by Yellow Dog       04/19/2005  at  01:47 PM  



3. Stanley,

   I refuse to believe that any place on earth can be as beautiful as that first photo.

   Wow.

   Kewi’s got it good.

   Posted by Cheese_tensor       04/19/2005  at  01:52 PM  



4. You’re correct.  apparently chronology is meaningless when you live in paradise

   Posted by DixieKraut       04/19/2005  at  02:06 PM  



5. Cheese, did you look at their web page, there are a lot more pretty places. I liked the waterfalls.

   Posted by Yellow Dog       04/19/2005  at  02:35 PM  



6. OCM you are a real kakapohead. The smart guy won!

   Posted by Yellow Dog       04/19/2005  at  03:18 PM  



7. Stanley,

   I looked. I think those folks in front of that wave are really going to get wet. The mud pools brought Escher to mind.

   Now, if it wasn’t so damned far away I could stand a short (decades) visit there.

   Wasn’t this web-guy one of Allan-Sir’s candidates for he-who-is-not-to-be-named?

   Posted by Cheese_tensor       04/19/2005  at  03:19 PM  



8. OCM,

   Does cannabis sativa grow in NZ, i.e. does it need gardening? I’m betting the answer is yes & yes.

   Posted by Cheese_tensor       04/19/2005  at  03:25 PM  



9. Cheese, no, INC was one of he-who-must-not-be-named’s candidates to replace Allan, as I recall. It all gets so confusing with these palace coups!

   OCM, I have changed my mind, you are a kakariki mouth!

   Posted by Yellow Dog       04/19/2005  at  06:30 PM  



10. Hey, glad you all made it over to our site, and thanks to Stan for the shameless plug.

    Cheese, the magic herb grows in abundance here and is some of the best I have ever had.   

    Ya’ll come back, now, ya hear?  We have some great stuff we’re working on.  We don’t know what it actually is yet, but we’re working on it…

    Posted by Illegitimi Non Carborundum       04/19/2005  at  09:20 PM  



11. Thank you, man from the future.

    Posted by Yellow Dog       04/19/2005  at  09:40 PM  



12. First it was Daylight Savings Time. Now, thanks to the internet, I have to deal with the International Dateline. My timepiece gives up!

    Yes, there were long lines at the polls here in Dayton, Ohio. I showed up, saw that the line was out the door and down the street. Went to lunch, back to my route, and a couple of hours later swung back by the polling place and voila! No line.

    I’ve been a poll-worker twice. Both times we only had lines when the Dummycrat bus showed up and discharged all the dummies they’d bribed to vote. What really pissed me off was they were using the public school buses!

    Posted by Christopher       04/20/2005  at  07:03 AM  

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