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PostPosted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 3:56 pm
  

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What is catsup?


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think it's catsup or ketchup???.. never could figure that out...
the brand was Hunt's...

please select a category...


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Mmmm... I think one is marketed to felines and the other to sailors...?

Since Pink Martini is also very popular in Greece, how about the category "Santorini" for a Greek salad.


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PostPosted: Tue Mar 11, 2008 3:14 am
  

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oh wow go away for a couple of days and look what happens!!!...
yes, Jamie, I'm a major Pink Martini fan and saw them Saturday night in Boston.... first time live... magnificent!!.... i thought it would be great but it was 100 times better than that... course Arlo wasn't in town and hasn't been for awhile... 8)
you??....


KJ,

I saw them a couple of years ago at Bass Hall in Fort Worth and hopefully will see them again in May at House of Blues. My nephew works there and should be able to get me in for free :) Btw the person who turned me on to Pink Martini is the same one who turned me on to Arlo :)


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wonderful, Strwldy....doesn't surprise me about the Arlo connection... though I can't explain it at the moment... can't wait to see either of them again...

LTAF... lol.... that must be the difference...

okay the category is "Santorini" and the question...

as you sip on raki and eat deep fried tomato balls, why aren't you surprised that the beach sand is black?....


(go ahead< Larlex, give it a try... i know you are Wy-fied in here.... sippin
your Guinness:)....


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PostPosted: Tue Mar 11, 2008 12:55 pm
  

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What is... "because it's volcanic?"


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Right on Terrie!!!!....

okay, pick a topic please...


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Terrie, Did you watch the show (I think it was the History Channel) on the Minoans on Crete and Santorini? They made a connection to Plato's dialogue describing Atlantis, although Plato seemed to reference a continent rather than an island. However, the link to the Egyptions was new to me as well as the fact that the explosive force of the Santorini volcano was about 100 times the size of Krakatoa. With the incredibly well preserved ruins and highly advanced architecture, Santorini tops my list of must see destinations.


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Hi, LTAF. I've seen so many Discovery and History Channel shows that they all seem to blend together at this point. We have a LOT of volcanoes here in NM and several right at the western edge of Albuquerque. I've climbed a few of them! I've also collected some volcanic rocks from them (or nearby).

I'll choose "Volcanoes" since we're on that subject anyway. We played "Car Insurance Jeopardy" in class yesterday... it was great! I gave out a LOT of candy to my students!


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It's interesting to imagine what New Mexico looked like way back when when the climate was a tropical rain forest with an abundance of live volcanoes. Must have looked very Mayan! We live on the eastern side of Sierras close to the Oens Valley and Mt. Whitney. Not much vegetation to cover up lots of geologic activity ranging from massive vertical displacement quakes to lots of small volcanoes that appear to be just regular hills from th ground but when you fly over them, they all have a hollowed out tops. I love to fly over them at low altitudes just as the sun rises.


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Volcanos it is...

The largest,most active volcano on the planet...


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What is Mauna Loa?

(Aloha friends!)


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oh to be in Hawaii now....

that's it Wyldflower... topic, please..

Mahalo nui loa!


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Ahhh yes!!! to be in Hawaii!!!

Hmmmm... how about famous ukulele'ists for a dog with fleas?


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with great respect to Folk Uke and their inspiring music/lyrics...
this young man is a hot new uke player that will make your ukelele weep...


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