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steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Wow, I come in here...and we have a discussion about pubs....I guess the usual huh?

jimmyb, do you drink at all?

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Nope Dry as the sahara.

JimmyB wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Wow, I come in here...and we have a discussion about pubs....I guess the usual huh?

jimmyb, do you drink at all?

\
Nope Dry as the sahara.

have you ever tried it? or do you just not like drinking on principle?

steph wrote:

Hey Mike! you been on here the whole time i was gone?

I was waiting for you to come back...

Kidding! Don't worry, I was off reading for a while and then went out in the snow for a bit too

Camus wrote:

steph wrote:

Hey Mike! you been on here the whole time i was gone?

I was waiting for you to come back...

haha, aww, i'm here now. it's all okay.

Camus wrote:

Kidding! Don't worry, I was off reading for a while and then went out in the snow for a bit too

i read that! i wish there was snow here to play in. reading anything interesting?

JimmyB wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Wow, I come in here...and we have a discussion about pubs....I guess the usual huh?

jimmyb, do you drink at all?

\
Nope Dry as the sahara.

Ahahaha, this just reminds me of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hm7pp_JFOs

NFSW, kids.

steph wrote:

Camus wrote:

Kidding! Don't worry, I was off reading for a while and then went out in the snow for a bit too

i read that! i wish there was snow here to play in. reading anything interesting?

I've just finished reading Island by Aldous Huxley, and near the end of The Winter of Our Discontent by John Steinbeck - will hopefully finish that one later tonight or tomorrow.

I guess you don't get snow in Arizona often, if ever?

Camus wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Wow, I come in here...and we have a discussion about pubs....I guess the usual huh?

jimmyb, do you drink at all?

\
Nope Dry as the sahara.

Ahahaha, this just reminds me of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hm7pp_JFOs

NFSW, kids.

ginger girls are hot. just sayin.

Camus wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Wow, I come in here...and we have a discussion about pubs....I guess the usual huh?

jimmyb, do you drink at all?

\
Nope Dry as the sahara.

Ahahaha, this just reminds me of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hm7pp_JFOs

NFSW, kids.

haha...eww! that hurts me and i don't even have those parts.

Camus wrote:

steph wrote:

Camus wrote:

Kidding! Don't worry, I was off reading for a while and then went out in the snow for a bit too

i read that! i wish there was snow here to play in. reading anything interesting?

I've just finished reading Island by Aldous Huxley, and near the end of The Winter of Our Discontent by John Steinbeck - will hopefully finish that one later tonight or tomorrow.

I guess you don't get snow in Arizona often, if ever?

would you recommend those books?

well, not the part where i'm from. when i think of Arizona, i mostly think of the Valley area, which is metro Phoenix and all the suburbs...northern Arizona has lots of pine trees and gets lots of snow in the winter. we used to go up there to play in the snow. once or twice, when i was really young, it just barely snowed here, very briefly.

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Wow, I come in here...and we have a discussion about pubs....I guess the usual huh?

jimmyb, do you drink at all?

\
Nope Dry as the sahara.

Ahahaha, this just reminds me of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hm7pp_JFOs

NFSW, kids.

ginger girls are hot. just sayin.

...even when they are offering you a super dry, chompy blowjob?

steph wrote:

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Wow, I come in here...and we have a discussion about pubs....I guess the usual huh?

jimmyb, do you drink at all?

\
Nope Dry as the sahara.

Ahahaha, this just reminds me of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hm7pp_JFOs

NFSW, kids.

ginger girls are hot. just sayin.

...even when they are offering you a super dry, chompy blowjob?

that was hilarious.

steph wrote:

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Wow, I come in here...and we have a discussion about pubs....I guess the usual huh?

jimmyb, do you drink at all?

\
Nope Dry as the sahara.

Ahahaha, this just reminds me of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hm7pp_JFOs

NFSW, kids.

ginger girls are hot. just sayin.

...even when they are offering you a super dry, chompy blowjob?

beggars can't be choosers steph!

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Wow, I come in here...and we have a discussion about pubs....I guess the usual huh?

jimmyb, do you drink at all?

\
Nope Dry as the sahara.

have you ever tried it? or do you just not like drinking on principle?

never had it....Not interested

Gosh...I hate this time of year. feb 15th never comes soon enough.

steph wrote:

Camus wrote:

steph wrote:

Camus wrote:

Kidding! Don't worry, I was off reading for a while and then went out in the snow for a bit too

i read that! i wish there was snow here to play in. reading anything interesting?

I've just finished reading Island by Aldous Huxley, and near the end of The Winter of Our Discontent by John Steinbeck - will hopefully finish that one later tonight or tomorrow.

I guess you don't get snow in Arizona often, if ever?

would you recommend those books?

well, not the part where i'm from. when i think of Arizona, i mostly think of the Valley area, which is metro Phoenix and all the suburbs...northern Arizona has lots of pine trees and gets lots of snow in the winter. we used to go up there to play in the snow. once or twice, when i was really young, it just barely snowed here, very briefly.

Island is absolutely incredible if you're into philosophical/spiritual analysis of humans and utopian civilisations . It's probably one of the best books I've ever come across, so it is definitely worth a read. The Winter of Our Discontent isn't quite as deep - it sort of examines the influence of money and greed in a typical American town post-WW2 - but is still an interesting read.

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

That makes sense...I think it is around flagstaff.

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

It is.

Labhras wrote:

steph wrote:

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Wow, I come in here...and we have a discussion about pubs....I guess the usual huh?

jimmyb, do you drink at all?

\
Nope Dry as the sahara.

Ahahaha, this just reminds me of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hm7pp_JFOs

NFSW, kids.

ginger girls are hot. just sayin.

...even when they are offering you a super dry, chompy blowjob?

beggars can't be choosers steph!

what a nice guy

JimmyB wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Wow, I come in here...and we have a discussion about pubs....I guess the usual huh?

jimmyb, do you drink at all?

\
Nope Dry as the sahara.

have you ever tried it? or do you just not like drinking on principle?

never had it....Not interested

i am genuinely curious as to what you might be like drunk. you might be the life of the party!

Camus wrote:

steph wrote:

Camus wrote:

steph wrote:

Camus wrote:

Kidding! Don't worry, I was off reading for a while and then went out in the snow for a bit too

i read that! i wish there was snow here to play in. reading anything interesting?

I've just finished reading Island by Aldous Huxley, and near the end of The Winter of Our Discontent by John Steinbeck - will hopefully finish that one later tonight or tomorrow.

I guess you don't get snow in Arizona often, if ever?

would you recommend those books?

well, not the part where i'm from. when i think of Arizona, i mostly think of the Valley area, which is metro Phoenix and all the suburbs...northern Arizona has lots of pine trees and gets lots of snow in the winter. we used to go up there to play in the snow. once or twice, when i was really young, it just barely snowed here, very briefly.

Island is absolutely incredible if you're into philosophical/spiritual analysis of humans and utopian civilisations . It's probably one of the best books I've ever come across, so it is definitely worth a read. The Winter of Our Discontent isn't quite as deep - it sort of examines the influence of money and greed in a typical American town post-WW2 - but is still an interesting read.

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

nice. i'll keep those in mind whenever in finally finish any of the four books or so that i am halfway through, hah.

last summer it got to 117 degrees here. and that's fahrenheit.
it was miserable, i was outside walking dogs all day, and i honestly think my meds turned up my internal temperature, it felt way hotter than 117. absolutely miserable. every summer, i say there's no way i will make it through another summer!

JimmyB wrote:

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

That makes sense...I think it is around flagstaff.

yeah, it's in that general area. did you know they added this Skywalk thing that is a glass walkway that hangs out over the Grand Canyon, 4000 feet over the Colorado River?? you could not PAY me to walk on that thing!

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

it's where my Grand Canyon is

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

That makes sense...I think it is around flagstaff.

yeah, it's in that general area. did you know they added this Skywalk thing that is a glass walkway that hangs out over the Grand Canyon, 4000 feet over the Colorado River?? you could not PAY me to walk on that thing!

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

it's where my Grand Canyon is

I applaud your efforts.