Tuesday, September 26, 2006

In the blogsphere today

Starting with Chavez antisemitic statement I started to investigate.
One thing led to another, and I found another internet-persona.

Note that this persona is strongly erotic, more to provoke,
but perhaps some of the politics may appeal.

Picasso

Pablo Picasso was a great artist, and he couldn’t resist a good game, either. At the height of his success, he paid for everything with a check. He had discovered early on that no one would cash his checks since anything with his signature was now art.

(from here)

Sunday, September 24, 2006

Green products
(still very expensive)
trying to find out if they are fair-trade too!

At 2.10.06, Blogger nomad said...

Most of our clothing is made in the United States but for a select few
items
are made in India or Mexico. We do consider fair trade for all our
products.


Regards,

~Green Home Customer Service

 

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Sunday, September 17, 2006

more adult than child

20 Sweden
21 Australia
22 Scotland
23 Korea
24 Spain

Thursday, September 07, 2006

Pissu

so what's up with the peace sign?

Elections

Poor password or poor conduct?

imagine



Nina Simone live...










Wednesday, September 06, 2006

green tea

all the butterflies came, turning lilac into orange
the tiniest most fragile teapot and cups to boot
the bitterness mixing with the fragrance of flowers

Tuesday, September 05, 2006

how is it possible to fall in love with the world over and over again?
it's a trial all right, but for all the blessings it's easy to forget.

At 6.9.06, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hey Nafs. Kurt and I are planning to go to Edinburgh Sept. 20 and to and orientation for SWAP that Friday. Thought we'd head up afterward to spend Friday afternoong/evening with you before flying from Aberdeen Sat morning...You around and available? Let me know asap so I can book accomodation if not :)

K

 

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Sunday, September 03, 2006

There is a word for it!

tarantism - An uncontrollable urge to dance.

At 3.9.06, Blogger onespring said...

A. and I are going clubing tonight... he loves to dance, so I am sure I have tarantism urges.. even if I can't dance.

 
At 5.9.06, Blogger Unknown said...

Origin of the use of the word 'tarantism' to describe this psycho-imperative:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=726
The dance is pronounced
'Tar ahn too la'. I'm sure you'd be very good at it :D

I once met a gentleman in Dublin who was doing his Ph.D. on this woman, although given my spongy sense of self, it might have been someone else who met him and told me the story. Anyway, up the Irish! Did you know the real Zorro was actually from Wexford?

http://www.irishdemocrat.co.uk/reviews/the-irish-zorro/

 
At 5.9.06, Blogger Unknown said...

Ok, calling it the origin of the word is a half-truth - but there's less evidence to back up the story about farmers in Taranto dancing to cure themselves of spider-bites, so I'm going with the cool story.

 

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Saturday, September 02, 2006

Moving house?

Sometimes it is better to remove oneself from the heart of the storm before it breaks forth.

At 2.9.06, Blogger onespring said...

Hmm. I think I need a letter on this one.

 

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