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My ex hubby's family (Southern USA) had a collection of Sambo like cookie jars in their kitchen. To them it was normal culture. Not sure how I felt, but I'm caucasion so it's really irrelevant. I now live 1400 miles away...

That rocks!:lol:

I live near Portland but no one loved me enough to get me a Kindle... sigh.:sad:

You all probably know about this one (I'm always behind the times) but if you like podcasts you should subscribe to The Skeptics Guide to the Universe http://www.theskepticsguide.org/ (free through iTunes). Very cool science podcasting and wicked humor weekly. I'm an addict.

I don't think that was the point of that review...

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BG that's an amazing pic and story. Science never ceases to amaze me. Thanks.

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I also loved this book.

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At the Farmer's Market buying chickens.

I'd do that. I live in a pretty cool place and I'd love some motivation to get out there and take some pics of it.

If I were a man I'd ask her to marry me immediately so we could spawn and spread her insanity across the world. She's clearly unstable.:whistling: So funny...

Love in the Time of Cholera, Gabriel Garcia Marquez Thought provoking. An interesting mix of disgust and fascination with this Humbert Humbert like character and his 50 year destructive obsession with Fermina Diaz.

Riverboat, Caribbean; rekindling love, watching corpses float by and flying the yellow flag of cholera.

Invest 1/3, give 1/3 to charity, blow the rest on whatever the hell I wanted. Wow, wouldn't that be great?

I'd eat a live scorpion, cats and dogs would start living together, and the world would stop spinning. ;)

Jude the Obscure - Thomas Hardy (one of my all time favorite books)

Primarily monogamous, though I do often have a "back of the toilet" nook hanging around.