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Posted: 17th Jan 2002
i wont slam myself, but ill join you in kicking your butt. hee heeIll tell you whats kicking my but, these damn classes at night. Then coming into work after getting home at 10:00pm, then staying up till 2:00am doing homework, then coming into work at 7:00am..Im going to start bringing a pillow.."S"

Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear--not absence of fear.


- Mark Twain

Posted: 17th Jan 2002
Oh come on superman, stop complaining, you woos LOL, noooo, don't hit me, I was just kidding you're the best, Supercucumber, errr...I mean... supermaster Cass

"I want brown bread... no, that is diesel oil..."
"So I was raised in Europe, where History comes from ..."
"NON !!! La Plume de mon oncle n est pas Bingibangibungi !!!"

Posted: 17th Jan 2002
I think the cold is definitely good enough reason not to be outside! Plus now it's cold and it's wet!I only spin about once a week, indoors! Otherwise it's way too cold!So don't kick yourself too hard

Posted: 17th Jan 2002
yeah ... you're right, Dom (happy new year, what's up Dom how are you?) but it is frustrating for example when you came to Paris and we ended up not spinning as much as I wanted to... because of that cold... damn !!! need to find a way to spin indoors really !!!shine onCassandra

"I want brown bread... no, that is diesel oil..."
"So I was raised in Europe, where History comes from ..."
"NON !!! La Plume de mon oncle n est pas Bingibangibungi !!!"

Posted: 17th Jan 2002
I came across all sorts of alien phrases when I moved up to Yorkshire a few years back... 'NESH' being one of them.In Yorkshirish it means someone who cant stand the cold. So I guess youre 'nesh' then..??I have a good gripe about the cold as well now and again. Having been born and brought up in hot countries, I dont particularly like it. One of the quickest ways to warm up though, given the opportunity, (for me anyway) is to have a damn good spin. (Saves on heating bills I find)ps: praps 'ol Soops could use his Krypton power and blow a little El Neenyo this way?? (But then again.. he may be too tired) ------------------Kato

Kato

Posted: 17th Jan 2002
Just sending some warmth you're way.THE SUN"Come and I shall tell thee first of all the beginning of the sun and the sources from which have sprung all the things we now behold -- the earth and the bil- lowy sea, the damp vapor and the titan air that binds his circle fast round all things." -Empedocles5th Century BC Greek In archaic times, people perceived the sun, in its shining prime and glory, giver of heat and light and life, to be the effulgent force of the female, a passionate aspect of the Great Mother, the versatile Jill-of-all-Trades who issues forth and supports whole life. She was the Heaven-Illuminating Goddess, Ameratsu Omikame, in Japan, and the Queen of Heaven and Earth, Arinna, in Mesopotamia. She was Yhi, Sun Woman, to the Arunta of Australia. She was known in Antolia, Siberia and Native America. Tribal northern Europe knew Her, too. The Germans called Her Sunna, as did the Norwegians. In Scandinavia, She was Glory-of-Elves, or Sol. The Eddas say that on Doomsday, She will bear a daughter who will be the new sun, the next creation, the luminous world to come. She was Sol, as well, to the Celts who also called her Sul or Sulis. Her celebrations took place on hilltops overlooking springs. A major ceremonial site was Silbury Hill (Sulisbury Hill) adjacent to the springs at Bath, once called Aquae Sulis. The Romans dedicated altars at Bath, sacred to Sul Minerva. The Great Mother in ancient India was Aditi, the mother of the 12 spirits of the zodiac, the Adityas who would "reveal their light at Doomsday". The Mahanir- vanatantra describes the sun as a golden garment of light which graces the Great Goddess. "The sun, the most glorious symbol in the physical world, is the mayik vesture of Her who is `clothed with the sun.'" "I praise the disc of the rising sun, Red as a parrot's beak, sharp-rayed, Friend of the lotus grove, An earring for the Goddess of the East." ---------------------------Round and round and round they go when they stop nobody knows.Arc.

Posted: 17th Jan 2002
during the winter i spin inside with two dead glowsticks (i only spin glow right now, but hoping to move into fire this summer) because its the same weight for practice as for display(or showing off or whatever you call it). Just a Thought...

~A Soft Rubber Bodybuilding Smurf~

Posted: 17th Jan 2002
that was pretty cool Arc..im digging the quote"S"

Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear--not absence of fear.


- Mark Twain

Posted: 17th Jan 2002
Wicked post ArcI'm feeling particularly virtuous at the mo as I've been spinning more than ever over December/Jan. Why? Cos I've finally plucked up the courage to go spin at school in my free periods, (of which there are many)regardless of having an audience or not.The result? I was offered the sports hall, by the P.E dept who saw me spinning, to use at any time there's nobody in there to spin in properly (with music!) and I can use it to teach others too! How good is that? It's done wonders curing my quite obvious shyness and aversion to spinning in front of others and also allowed me to get some of my mates interested.Hooray....now I have some people to spin with I must admit I haven't been spinning outside much though..........

Geologists do it in the dirt................

Posted: 17th Jan 2002
Hey I'll... Oh wait KICK your butt... sorry, I thought this said something else... my bad.

Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]

Posted: 17th Jan 2002
------Actually , there was more sunny in our winter than we ahve had this summer. Just befor exmas we had a record 17 weeks of having rain every weekend in the middle of summer.It's put a major dampner not only on practicing, but has cost me well over half of what i normally earn over summer from paid performing and busking...I can't wait for winter to come back at the moment...------------------Charles (INFERNO)newdolbel@hotmail.comhttps://juggling.co.nz

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Posted: 20th Jan 2002
Arc... thank you (note : it is a real meaningfull thanl you, not an empty polite "thanks") for what you posted aout the sun... one can always use some sunshine. NYC... Charles, so srry to hear you made less money, especially with the wedding and all. But here are some goooood vibes to you hoping you'll get the weather you need and wishing you the best busking of your life shine oncassandra

"I want brown bread... no, that is diesel oil..."
"So I was raised in Europe, where History comes from ..."
"NON !!! La Plume de mon oncle n est pas Bingibangibungi !!!"

Posted: 20th Jan 2002
Me too, kick I please,dont want to spin in this sh@t, been dragging my sorry ass out for half an hour every couple of days but its just depressing. going into manufacture now, workshop weather. I can smell the spring...but in Devon thats just more rain. Nix

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Posted: 22nd Jan 2002
It's going to be summer down here one day I've been told, we've had about a week, not in consecutive days. Raind drops keep falling on my... blah, blah.------------------A wise man once said to me, "Hey! You! Get out of my wardrobe!" and in a way I guess he was right.

A wise man once said to me, Hey! You! Get out of my wardrobe! and in a way, I guess he was right.