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I don't come here often these days, but thought this was worth sharing as some of you were friends with Bill.

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Grandpa's Spells wrote: ↑Tue Aug 13, 2019 9:44 pm

Hagbard wrote: ↑Tue Aug 13, 2019 2:19 pm ATTA BOY, ANDY!

RIP

Ruf!

Spellz!

ATTA BOY, ANDY!

RIP

One of my all time faves, up there with 18 Jade Arhats.

Renewtrient and other supplements based on furanone were pretty popular back in the late 90's, sold as a GHB substitute. I had some friends pass out in interesting places and situations from mixing a few shots with alcohol, but it did promote some great sleep.

Don't be an idiot. Do it.

i took tennis, ball room dance and swim conditioning. In swim conditioning I almost had to save our starting qb from drowning. I asked him why he had so much trouble and he told me "brothers can't swim." I had never heard that before.

I thought the Judge was a hell of a character.

Zen is, at best, a corrupt derivation of buddhism. Sakyamuni shows a cat a flower and everybody starts catchin' feelins. heh. More seriously; reading about zen without understanding the basic buddhist program does not strike me as particularly helpful. The Four Noble Truths, Eightfold Path, Three Ch...

Best flick of the year, may go see it again in the theater.

Hua Hu Ching:

http://www.abuddhistlibrary.com/Buddhis ... 0Ching.htm

I also like Han Shan.

Good shit, nice 60's hippie PI story. If you've read a lot of his books, think Crying of Lot 49 rather than GR. Very easy to read, no concentration required to track characters or where the story is going. Enjoyable, fun story.

gotta agree that was pretty awesome.

It was good. Love teh Scarlett.

the plain old lifeline speed ropes that come free with their other products are the shit.

Pinky wrote:If they could make these things better at handling PDFs I might by one. If I could also scribble on the PDFs and save the result, I would definitely buy one.

If it could do that plus go browse databases like JSTOR and EBSCO and download the pdfs I would definitely buy one.

I neglected to mention that i use it as a second computer for when I'm traveling for work or school, not as my primary computer.

I never read it, but that flick was awesome. Rorshach had the best line in the movie..."you're locked in here with ME"

i have one. Works great, i have big hands and make very few mistakes on the little keyboard. The battery does really last 5-6 hours. The only drawback I've found is the lack of an optical drive. Totally worth the $400. Mine weighs 2.2 lbs and is smaller than a text book, makes travel a lot easier.

i enjoyed that movie thoroughly.

Sorry for not including the link. There are several gems in there, as well as a few points that made me laugh out loud, especially when he says that practicing neijiaquan will get you all the results that the sitting meditation guys get without driving you nuts. Are you friends with Marcus? My Chen ...

Dave Chesser sells a nice little pdf of "The Science of Internal Strength Boxing" on his blog. It was written in the 30's by a neijia practitioner and the author takes a very straightforward approach to explaining popular IMA concepts from his perspective, which happens to lack a lot of th...

This thread reminds me of that old KRS-One song..."the ass is still free... cuz the drugs cost money, whoa yeah."

So i bought this http://www.amazon.com/Acer-Aspire-8-9-Inch-Processor-Battery/dp/B001FBW1NC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1228324212&sr=1-2 Acer Aspire One, with 160GB HD and the Atom processor with 1Gig RAM for travel/school. For less than $400 it's a no-brainer, assuming it does...

while a guru may not be necessary; a friend or confidant who shares your penchant for spiritual athleticism is generally a good idea to have when shit gets weird, imho.