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Madmoonie wrote:On a differant note, I think what the lady is doing with the water is quite lovely.

In case you're interested, that lady is...
Lady
Dewraine
Mistress
of the
Water Dance
And on the red bucket in front of the sign...
Please Donate
(Ouch! My eyes hurt after trying to read that small print. )

lady DewSHINE, actually

Lou Leghorn wrote:

Madmoonie wrote:On a differant note, I think what the lady is doing with the water is quite lovely.

In case you're interested, that lady is...
Lady
Dewraine
Mistress
of the
Water Dance
And on the red bucket in front of the sign...
Please Donate
(Ouch! My eyes hurt after trying to read that small print. )

I wonder, if she used faucets would it then be considered a tap dance?

Her performance seems to be flowing well.

Now, you see, we had a nice forum going, all nice and sensable, and then you had to go and,,,,,,aw geez. I am going to wander away before the puns get chin deep.

Madmoonie wrote:Now, you see, we had a nice forum going, all nice and sensable, and then you had to go and,,,,,,aw geez. I am going to wander away before the puns get chin deep.

Sorry, didn't mean to be such a hoser eh?

Nah, you're all wet.

Pumping them out today, are we? Drowning in bad puns isn't usually my cup of tea, but now I am compelled to dive right in.

Enough with the bad puns already! Yeesh you guys are worse than my old gaming clan....

I'm a lurker who finally decided to make a post so here it goes.

When I saw the comic I was reminded of this one. Specifically the last pannel.

Fen is going to have to make one of those choices. Kestrel already is waist deep in it and Quentyn will likley be by the end.

I can see where Fen is coming from. I'm just about out of highschool and looking at going into engineering. I like being recognised and appreciated but I also know (as you guys have already pointed out) that being famous ain't all it's cracked up to be. I've decided that I can be satisfied by simply being happy with whatever I accomplish and produce.

Unless he can understand that being famous isn't everything, after this background sub-arc is compleated, Fen is going to have to choose between his freinds and his to the moon dreams.

Matt (Stumpifier)

EdBecerra wrote: The designer? The same man who created the rotarary engine. Herr Wankel.
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damn i really miss my RX7

Stumpifier wrote:Unless he can understand that being famous isn't everything, after this background sub-arc is compleated, Fen is going to have to choose between his freinds and his to the moon dreams.

Matt (Stumpifier)

Matt, saying that being famous isn't everything is a lot like telling a fish that "water isn't everything" or a starving man "food isn't everything".

Certain types of people NEED fame, and die - literally! - without it.

As for the choice, it's one that thousands of people across America make every year when they drop friends, family, jobs, everything, and head for Hollywood.

It's a thin, thin line between something being an addiction and it being a neccessity.

I know someone who pumps herself full of drugs every day. Hell, she's even managed to get her hands on a small battery-powered pump and leaves the needle in her arm all her waking hours.

So what's she hooked on?

Insulin.

June's a diabetic, and recently obtained a Bluetooth-enabled insulin pump AND a Bluetooth-enabled blood-sugar tester. She leaves both stuck in her arms (or legs), and whenever the meter detects an improper level it radios the pump.

She'd die without her insulin.

Some people would die without fame. They NEED to have people worshiping them to be able to go on living. It's not pretty. But it's real.

Catherine_Puce wrote:Sorry for by bad grammar but english is my secondary language (third in fact). There are almost a decade between my last english lesson and chatting on internet doesn't help a lot to remember the good grammar (l33t speak ) <snip>

Mieux vaut être anonyme qu'être fameux pour quelquechose d'horrible.

No need to apologize, as they say ..

"If you can speak three languages you're trilingual. If you can speak two languages you're bilingual. If you can speak only one language you're an American."

I had French, German and Greek 30 years ago and can only remeber a few phrases and some of the dirty words.

Narnian wrote:

Catherine_Puce wrote:Sorry for by bad grammar but english is my secondary language (third in fact). There are almost a decade between my last english lesson and chatting on internet doesn't help a lot to remember the good grammar (l33t speak ) <snip>

Mieux vaut être anonyme qu'être fameux pour quelquechose d'horrible.

No need to apologize, as they say ..

"If you can speak three languages you're trilingual. If you can speak two languages you're bilingual. If you can speak only one language you're an American."

I had French, German and Greek 30 years ago and can only remeber a few phrases and some of the dirty words.

Actually if you speak American english you are speaking bits of many languages. N'est-ce pas ?

TACOS, ENCHALADAS, AND BURRITOES ARE NOW AVAILIBLE AT THE RODEO! RIGHT NEXT TO THE WURSTFEST TENT WITH THE BEER AND SAUSAGE!

Ahem....I'm from Texas. German and Mexican culture make a wonderful food selection in my hometown. I was trying to provide insight into how they affected my vernacular. Especially the way I phoenetically pronouce the words 'tacos, enchalads, burritos, tamales, and guadelope.

Narnian wrote:

"If you can speak three languages you're trilingual. If you can speak two languages you're bilingual. If you can speak only one language you're an American."

I laughed out loud! Who said that? I've never heard it before.

Madmoonie wrote:TACOS, ENCHALADAS, AND BURRITOES ARE NOW AVAILIBLE AT THE RODEO! RIGHT NEXT TO THE WURSTFEST TENT WITH THE BEER AND SAUSAGE!

Ahem....I'm from Texas. German and Mexican culture make a wonderful food selection in my hometown. I was trying to provide insight into how they affected my vernacular. Especially the way I phoenetically pronouce the words 'tacos, enchalads, burritos, tamales, and guadelope.

Ah but now the important question. Pearl or Lone Star?

Ummm.....fraid I don't know what you mean. There is a Lone Star Beer, but I don't drink beer.

Sariah wrote:

Narnian wrote:

"If you can speak three languages you're trilingual. If you can speak two languages you're bilingual. If you can speak only one language you're an American."

I laughed out loud! Who said that? I've never heard it before.

Alas it is anonymous as far as I know.
http://www.quotegarden.com/language.html

Squeaky Bunny wrote:Ah but now the important question. Pearl or Lone Star?

Ortlieb's.

Madmoonie wrote:Ummm.....fraid I don't know what you mean. There is a Lone Star Beer, but I don't drink beer.

Both are local breweries in San Antonio.

Chile Rellenos and a long neck sounds mighty good about now.