Monday, April 28, 2008

Linseed Ande Constipation




Every living creature dies alone.


Sunday, April 20, 2008

Gemmy Holiday Tree Light Show

Life in Amsterdam



Life in Amsterdam is strange, then. Unusual for a foreigner like me. The city is very small, you can go from "inside out" at noon.

Architecture is an orgy of variations of the Gothic style brick walls, palaces, wooden buildings, Art Deco. God is hard to describe, a real feast for the eyes.

The locals are very serious, everyone tucked into their world, this can be seen walking down the street. The excellent transport is the bicycle, whose road is explicitly defined in the sidewalks by "cycle tracks" to dissect virtually the entire city princess.


I could see the van Gogh museum, and admire live some of his most famous works, is an indescribable feeling to have the opportunity to witness firsthand the personal and artistic evolution of a character similar size .

Amsterdam
may initially seem an odd place for an American outsider like me, but his gloomy seriousness just captivated me, Dutch women are the most beautiful eyes I've ever seen, a green that was not even on the color wheel.


Saturday, April 5, 2008

Thin Muay Thai Shin Pads For Sell

caffeine.

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Thursday, April 3, 2008

Harry Potter Fry Audiobook

The House of Laughter.

PSYCHIATRIST: Let's see, how much is 7 x 5?
LOCO1: 1000.
PSYCHIATRIST: Okay.
The psychiatrist says the answer in a book and
directed to the second mad
PSYCHIATRIST: Okay,
How much is 7 x 5?
Loco2: Thursday.
PSYCHIATRIST: Okay.
back to point the answer in his book and goes
the third,
PSYCHIATRIST: Okay,
How much is 7 x 5?
LOCO3: 35
PSYCHIATRIST: Okay. How you?
LOCO3: Easy, I divided 1000 x Thursday and gave me 35.

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Acitviate Flight Simulator X On A New Computer

1850.

Sometimes I think I'm wrong of time, ie I was not destined to live at this time. I have been happy in 1850, without electricity, steam-powered machines in the flower of the English novelist and the birth of the tango.

the morning would study the sciences and the arts in my private library in the afternoon a walk around the cathedral with my hat, my cane and my monocle. Seeing people go in carriages laughing, enjoying life.
I have been happy in 1850.