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[swizzlenuts]

I just checked your profile and you are under 21, so it is plenty acceptable to drink Natty Ice still.

actually, I just met a guy who is 21 and he'll be able to buy me beer pretty much whenever, so I might be able to have some good beer around.

 

[Trylakos]

actually, I just met a guy who is 21 and he'll be able to buy me beer pretty much whenever, so I might be able to have some good beer around.

you only need to be 18 here

 

[swizzlenuts]

Good for fucking you!

 

[Trylakos]

Good for fucking you!

umm sorry man, I was just commenting. I didn't mean to piss you off

 

[lizard]

don't worry trylakos, that only means you only have to wait three more years before you can drink

 

[Trylakos]

don't worry trylakos, that only means you only have to wait three more years before you can drink

legally but Im too wussy and stuff anyways. Im the sober "walker" because I cna't drive yet

 

[lizard]

dog sleds. or am I getting stereotypical

goddam that's like an Irish setter on steroids

 

[swizzlenuts]

^^Sarcasm....I forget that it's hard to detect sarcasm on the internets, I probably should have put a "" afterwords.

 

[Ellestin]

More random pics from my area...

The Church of Châtel-Montagne, actually a stunning edifice also from the inside

yourstruly

sort of a Godspeed feel, I thought...

the Castle of Mauzun, a most fine example of XIIth century military architecture. But time and weather are more powerful foes

a landscape. In the background: the Puy-de-Dôme, most famous mountain in the area (if you happen to drink Volvic water that's what you see on the label)

now now, they'll make more wooden boxes...

the Chapel of La Salette atop the Petit Turluron

remains of a XVIth century watch fortress atop the Gros Turluron

relief found above some former prosperous merchant's door

a hanging facility (not in use anymore)

an olde bridge and some water

the Castle of La Roche beheld from afar

the same Castle of La Roche + looming clouds heralding an ancient storm

a cow

a dog (mine)

 

[lizard]

cool!

a hanging facility (not in use anymore)

a cow (mine)

fixed

 

[Guthrum]

Cool pictures. Those cows are kind of thin though.

 

[spaffe]

Really nice pics Ellestin. Do you live in the french chattau-and-fromage-post-card-country side, or do most of France looks as stunning?

 

[Doom]

Really nice pics Ellestin. Do you live in the french chattau-and-fromage-post-card-country side, or do most of France looks as stunning?

Yeah, where do you live Ellestin? From the little I have seen of France, it does indeed have some stunning scenery. I am visiting in a few weeks for a holiday, looking forward to it.

 

[Guthrum]

because in europe we don't pump our cows full of hormones to make them weigh 3 times as much as they should

Was waiting for that.

 

[Ellestin]

Really nice pics Ellestin. Do you live in the french chattau-and-fromage-post-card-country side, or do most of France looks as stunning?

The second hypothesis. Every corner of France has its specific type of landscapes and old architecture. For instance the Bretagne differs considerably from, say, the South Coast in terms of landscapes, climate, faune, culture and mentality. I'm rather fond of the axis reaching from the Pyrenean range and to the Central Massif, where lieth my area, which is actually fairly quiet and drawn back. It's beautiful and perfect for a sports-oriented kind of holiday with the many hills, rivers, forest tracks... but not especially privileged by your typical sightseeing tourist because we don't have the sea nor very high moutains, and also nothing spectacular happened here history-wise.

 

[lizard]

I could visit Mont St. Michel and die happy.

 

[Ellestin]

never been there. Want to, but I'm told it's almost impossible to enjoy anything when the place is abristle with tourists. Much like the glorious medieval city of Carcassonne which turns into an intolerable swarm of carelessness and mediocre mercantilism during the high season.

You should plan this kind of visit sometime in late Spring or early Autumn and pray for a mild weather. Dude, staring across the vast open sand reaches towards the Mont Saint-Michel under desolate skies of grey, listening to The Evpatoria Report. Yeah, let us die there together.

 

[Sadguru]

Cool pics Ellestin. Your area actually look like some places in Québec.

 

[Trylakos]

the Labrador region is pretty much h uge and untouched, but too bad most of it is barren and boring

 

[Sadguru]

btw: