Are You Waiting For The End Of The World?

[GeneratriX]

gotta find me a really special glass to serve you monica @ the bar diego!

...mmmhhh ...don't put me to think!

ice-cubes inside?

Nahhh!

yay for mediterranean girls, they can bring the EoTW in a few hours

Yup, better than a jump to the void without parachutes! Believe me... I know what I talk about... Argentine has their good share of mediterranean blood, and you can find many of the same characteristics intact on many many girls here... including wifes, erhhh... oh well!

[zahal]

Did the Maya know this was coming our way?

http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/m ... 01109.html

[GeneratriX]

Did the Maya know this was coming our way?

http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/m ... 01109.html

I don't know... but don't count me in so easy! ...I'll not be sold for anything less than a big explosion resembling Dante's Inferno!

[Oskar45]

Did the Maya know this was coming our way?

http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/m ... 01109.html

I don't know... but don't count me in so easy! ...I'll not be sold for anything less than a big explosion resembling Dante's Inferno!

But surely you know that rather extense penis blood-letting is called for - after all,
it's a baktun ending!

[GeneratriX]

But surely you know that rather extense penis blood-letting is called for - after all,
it's a baktun ending!

Yup... I guess I know what you mean: Manvantaras And Pralayas: "The night of Brahma"
...and we are not talking here about the Happy Hour from some well known brand of beer!

[Oskar45]

But surely you know that rather extense penis blood-letting is called for - after all,
it's a baktun ending!

Yup... I guess I know what you mean: Manvantaras And Pralayas: "The night of Brahma"
...and we are not talking here about the Happy Hour from some well known brand of beer!

We are a bit OT now, but the Indian cosmogonic speculations are of course quite fascinating - and totally unrelated to Maya's. BTW, for Indians, check out Chapter 24/Part II - Dictionary of the numerical symbols of Indian civilisation - in Georges Ifrah's "The Universal History of Numbers". One of the most fascinating books I've ever read!

[GeneratriX]

We are a bit OT now, but the Indian cosmogonic speculations are of course quite fascinating - and totally unrelated to Maya's. BTW, for Indians, check out Chapter 24/Part II - Dictionary of the numerical symbols of Indian civilisation - in Georges Ifrah's "The Universal History of Numbers". One of the most fascinating books I've ever read!

Yup, years ago I was some class of non stop reader for all those things... anyway, my actual days are a bit more prosaic compared to those good and old mystic times!

[zahal]

Yup, years ago I was some class of non stop reader for all those things... anyway, my actual days are a bit more prosaic compared to those good and old mystic times!

I hope at least you still keep the long hair and long beard.

[GeneratriX]

I hope at least you still keep the long hair and long beard.

Yup, well... I actually keep it just a bit shorter, but not too much...

[fu]

^ uh-oh, diego snapped me having a brake on set

i reserved a seat @



oskar it's your turn to serve some drinks

[Oskar45]

oskar it's your turn to serve some drinks

Fine whith me. What do you want? Dalwihinne 15yrs, Hendricks, or Snow Qeeen?

[fu]

splendid

hendricks straight w/ a slice o' lemon please

cheers! -hic-

[Oskar45]

splendid

hendricks straight w/ a slice o' lemon please

cheers! -hic-

Would a double be ok for you [I myself do it that way as a rule]?

[fu]

certainly

double drink, double cheers

-hic- thanks -hic-

wonder what the rest of the guys will drink...

[GeneratriX]

Hey there, Fu!

i reserved a seat

Save another one for me, please!
...not for the part of artista, but at least for the part of artesano!