In article <727mm2hqhug2ogskcot8s343f8j3gsmjbl@4ax.com>,
stoney <stoney@the.net> wrote:

On Sun, 26 Nov 2006 22:23:21 -0800, johac <jhachmann@sbcglobal.com>
wrote in alt.atheism

Russian Ice Bar
http://englishrussia.com/?p=486#more-486

I tried to pick up a woman there, but she gave me the cold shoulder.

It's so cold there farts freeze and they're harvested and deposited in
churches to add to the pew.

Heh! That's a new one, I'll have to remember it.

Turner paintings
http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/multimedia/turner/

Cool! I like turner.

I'm sure Tina will be pleased..... ;)

I like her too. :-)

oddity. definately nsfw
http://www.ohsexvideo.com/LBBR24/perfectgirlsnet.html

Holy frijoles, Batman! Thas a big 'un!

Yes, but that's not the oddity I was mentioning.

That other one is extremely bizarre. Photoshop?

Grin
http://de.fishki.net/picst/podb82_42.jpg

COLOMBIA'S ENERGY DRINK
Putting the Coca Back in Cola
http://www.spiegel.de/international/0,1518,450272,00.html

Until now, the indigenous rights haven't been seriously challenged by
the Colombian government, despite President Alvaro Uribe personally
stating that all coca shrubs in the country will be eliminated. But the
authorities are a long way from realizing that goal. For their part, the
indigenous coca producers consider every coca leaf they process a leaf
lost to the drug producers.

Plus, the plant could provide the indigenous community with new
prospects, since the economic outlook for Coca-Sek and related products
seems promising. The energy drink could even become a serious rival
other drinks such as Gatorade. One of the slim 200 milliliter (6.8
ounce) cans contains more calcium than one liter (0.26 gallons) of milk
and more phosphorus than a serving of fish -- and the iron content tops
that of a plate of spinach.
/excerpt

Dubya wanted to try some, but Uncle ***** told him it would be easier to
drink without the straw in his nose.

Indeed. However, it was the nutritional content I was pointing out.

The stuff sounds like it could be a winner. Of course the 'War on Drugs'
freaks in this country would likely object.