|
Author
|
Topic: madagascar thread
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-13-2006 08:04 PM
Here are some exclusive pictures of that time when I went to the lost continent of Madagascar.
This is a picture of the capital of Madagascar, Antananarivo. People like to call it Tana because nobody knows how to say Antananarivo. Tana is a filthy city full of crippled beggers but it has a certain je ne sais quois. Me and my buddies stayed in Tana for a few days in a pizza restaurant.
While we were there we went to the zoo. This is a sign from the zoo. I took the picture because of the funny English. Man, those people sure were backwards!
I saw a lot of lemurs at the zoo and took a lot of pictures but this is the only one out of like 50 that came out halfway decent. This is some kind of bamboo lemur and it lived in a cage. It had filthy mange and big bald spots and to be quite honest the zoo was full of some groady animals!
The cool thing about the zoo is they had a museum. This is a carving done by a Malagasy dude after the French took their shit over.
There was also a proper animal skeleton part of the museum. These are skeletons of extinct giant lemurs. They were as big as chimpanzees. They could've easily killed each and every one of you. They went extinct fairly recently as there is a report dating from the 1600s from a colonial dude saying "there is a big scary man animal in the jungle i am not going in there it is too scary." But now they're all dead. Even the babies.
This is a skeleton of Aepyornis, a big bird that used to eat lemurs but doesn't eat anything now. Once these suckers went extinct so did all the big cool things so that SUCKS.
This is a little whale. Neat huh?
This is a manatee. They have really weird skulls. I didn't see any living whales or manatees while I was in Madagascar.
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-13-2006 08:19 PM
Wow, what a great thread, I also went to Madagascar!
Here is the Cabinet of Lemurs. All of these lemurs are dead.
This is a dead aye-aye (Daubentonia madagascariensis). There were aye-ayes where I stayed but I never saw one because they don't exist and were invented to scare white people.
This is the lemur from that kid's show that is hosted by a lemur. He died of a broken heart.
After we were done with the museum we decided to go visit the Queen's palace which had burned to the grown several years ago. On the way there, I saw this........
This is a chicken. It's the only good chicken picture I took. After about a week in Madagascar I realized that chickens were everywhere and their novelty quickly wore off and I stopped taking pictures of them. This chicken's name was Claude.
This is where Malagasy people buy food. Later on in the trip I actually went to a real supermarket but this is more charming. The supermarket sold half pig heads though, so it beats the food stand in that respect.
This is my fat ass gazing out over Tana. I am wearing an All Your Base shirt. I intended to leave it in Madagascar but it managed to sneak back into my luggage and I will never be able to get rid of it.
These are some Malagasy school kids.
[ 02-13-2006, 08:23 PM: Message edited by: Anthrax ]
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-13-2006 08:23 PM
This is what's left of the palace. Pretty neat huh?
This is a statue of a circumsized penis. I don't think I was allowed to take a picture of that but oh well the past is the past.
This is what Tana looks like from the top of a big hill. Pretty neat!
The man in the hat and blue jacket was our palace tour guide. His name was Zo and had a mole on his face with hairs growing out of it which were at least 6 inches long! It was gross!
This is the guitar kid and his son. He played the guitar for us and I think one of us threw a pen at him as a tip. Malagasy kids love writing instruments. And musical instruments as well apparently.
Eventually we made it to where we would be staying for the majority of our time there. Ranomafana National Park.
That's the view from the building where we had classes and ate and took showers.
We went on a little excursion into the forest and while we were crossing the bridge over the big river I took that picture of the big river. It sure was a big river.
This is F trail. We walked down F trail many a time. If you look closely you can see a locomotive.
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-13-2006 08:31 PM
This is where I lived for about two months. I forgot to take any interior shots but let me tell you it was very messy and cramped.
Even in Madagascar Hello Kitty is loved and adored by all. This is a pitcher they put hot water in if we wanted tea for breakfast.
One day we were walking into town and we all kinda clumped together and split off and I was with these two girls Rebekah and Shin Shin and one of our TAs Sahoby. Well when we were walking down the road a few kids were walking up and Rebekah decided to give them some crayons.
Here are Rebekah and Sahoby giving away crayons. But oh shit, did someone say crayons!?
Kids from miles around must've smelled the wax because soon we were in a veritable feeding frenzy of Malagasy children, who were desperate to draw.
Sahoby tries to restore order but it is all in vain. Rebekah ends up giving away all her crayons, and Shin gives away all her nice drawing markers. I didn't have anything neat on me to give so I lucked out.
This is Ranomafana town. Pretty.
The sign proves that it is indeed Ranomafana.
OK I'm sick of uploading photos for the time being so if anyone wants to ask questions or call me a jerk or just ignore this thread entirely now is the time.
[ 02-13-2006, 08:32 PM: Message edited by: Anthrax ]
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
sunburnt_aphid
most boring gimmick ever
Member # 3546
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-13-2006 09:20 PM
did you bang any hot madagascarian chicks
- - - - -
I like Jessie from Team Rocket <3
From: Seattle | Registered: Oct 2003
| IP: Logged
|
|
Rolken
Vulcan
Member # 7
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-13-2006 10:36 PM
best thread ever
MOREPIXPLZ
From: Provo, UT | Registered: Feb 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Mr. K
Racist
Member # 2
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-14-2006 02:35 AM
Did you get to eat any strange animals?
From: Cinnabar Island | Registered: Feb 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-14-2006 08:58 AM
quote:
Originally posted by sunburnt_aphid:
did you bang any hot madagascarian chicks
No because everyone in Madagascar has AIDS and besides I have a lovely girlfriend who went out and got me McDonalds for breakfast this morning.
quote:
Originally posted by Mr. K:
Did you get to eat any strange animals?
Um, we ate a lot of zebu if you want to count that. I ate strange parts of the zebu. I found out that I like tongue so I had that a couple times at restaurants. On one of our last days there I decided to get zebu tartare (i dont think im spelling that right, its the raw meat stuff). That didn't taste very good at all and it probably gave me some kind of parasite that will kill me later on in life but hey you only live once (or twice like the movie). I had river eel and frogs legs at this really nice restaurant where we all got piss drunk one night. That was really good. I had river crayfish too and I have pictures of them. I think once I accidently ordered a horse steak but I didn't know what I was eating until several days later when I found out the French word for horse.
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-14-2006 02:56 PM
One night I was walking back up the hill to my tent to go to bed. I had my headlamp on because it's dark and I would've fallen down the hill without it. While I was walking down the road before the hill, I saw some crap glowing in the bushes and I was like "what in tarnation!" so I took out my camera.
What the heck is that?
Whoa nelly!
It was a fat-tailed dwarf lemur. This sucker had just woken up from hibernating and was chilling out. The next day I told everyone and showed them the pictures and they said "Good job Brian!"
There were a lot of these geckos around the wooden building built in the rainforest. There are a couple of research cabins and some touristy "look here for a pretty view of the forest" places inside the park.
One day we had a guest lecture from a very nice lady whose name escapes me but she really loved crayfish and did research on crayfish.
Those are some of the crayfish. In that picture we are racing them because we were bored. We were supposed to be measuring them and stuff. It's kinda not good to harvest crayfish. Later on, we ate them for dinner.
The first free weekend we had a bunch of us walked to the village. I learned my lesson and didn't do it again for a long time because the village is very far away and I walk slow!
Here's a bunch of us after being swindled by the local shopkeepers. It was a little drizzly that day but it was also hot so it was gross. My rainsuit did not breathe at all and I basically stopped wearing it because who really cares about a little rain.
One day we visited a school that was down the road.
This is a bunch of the kids. They sang a song for us and then we had to sing a song so we sang "Where it's at" by Beck. In fact we sang a terrible rendition of Row, Row, Row Your Boat by Anonymous and I will never live down the shame.
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-14-2006 03:14 PM
One day some of us went to visit the local hospital. It was a dump. They don't even have a doctor that works there, just a nurse. It was very pitiful. The only beds they had were donated by UNICEF something like 75 years ago.
This is the hospital.
This is where ladies are supposed to give birth. Honestly the whole place was filthy. Madagascar is one of the poorest nations in the world, if not the poorest. They had no medicine, no clean supplies, it was really depressing.
But after that depressing stuff, we visited a few local healers who like plants.
This is someone's house. Maybe one of the healers. We were there to learn how to collect plants, but before the local healers could do anything, they had to make an offering to their ancestors. So one of the healers talked to his ancestors for about 8 minutes and then poured some illegal alcohol called toaka gasy into cups made of leaves and splashed some on the ground and then drank some and then we got to drink some! It tasted very sweet but I didn't have a lot. If you didn't drink for whatever reason you could just run it through your hair and that counted.
These are the healer dudes. They didn't have neat outfits, although that hat is kinda neat I guess.
After a hard day's night of hearing lectures about monkeys and walking through the jungle, we liked to kick back and relax at the bar that was just up the road from where we lived. A 40 of beer was I think less than a dollar. We spent a lot of money on beer. Early on the bar was infested with moths. There were like 16 thousand moths flying around and commiting suicide by diving into our beer and it was really obnoxious. There was this one girl there that really liked moths and was playing with this big green one and one of the people that lived at the bar was like "look at this huge dead moth we have"
It's called a comet moth or something and it was indeed really huge and really dead. Neat!
This is a red-bellied lemur. They would sometimes go by the balcony of the Val-Bio (where we had class and ate and stuff).
This is our program director, Ulrich. He's famous and works with gibbons. He's wearing that outfit because we were about to go do some stream ecology stuff so we'd be getting wet.
While we were streaming it up, Ulrich told me and another kid to go find another place to check out so we went here.
This is facing one way.
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-14-2006 03:16 PM
This is facing the other way.
Here's Andrew with a crab he found.
Back at the ValBio they found this cool chameleon and I managed to take a good picture of it.
OK those are all the photo's I've uploaded so far I have like 800 more to go through so hang on.
[ 02-14-2006, 03:16 PM: Message edited by: Anthrax ]
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
sunburnt_aphid
most boring gimmick ever
Member # 3546
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-14-2006 11:24 PM
did you get lost in the rainforest
do you have a .rar of these pictures
- - - - -
I like Jessie from Team Rocket <3
From: Seattle | Registered: Oct 2003
| IP: Logged
|
|
Lark84
My skeleton is made of creamy nougat.
Member # 1186
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-15-2006 10:01 AM
What were you doing in Madagascar anyway? Obviously it was some kind of educational thing as those pics don't show your typical vacation, but what education?
It's cool that you got to see all those animals, and a real rainforest. Makes me jealous.
Did coming to a radically different country like Madagascar fuck with your head?
Were these pics taken with a digital camera? How many memory cards did you need to cover 2 months worth of photos?
Registered: Nov 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-15-2006 11:46 AM
quote:
Originally posted by Lark84:
What were you doing in Madagascar anyway? Obviously it was some kind of educational thing as those pics don't show your typical vacation, but what education?
It's cool that you got to see all those animals, and a real rainforest. Makes me jealous.
Did coming to a radically different country like Madagascar fuck with your head?
Were these pics taken with a digital camera? How many memory cards did you need to cover 2 months worth of photos?
I was doing a semester of study abroad. It was for college credit and the program is run by my university. All the classes were listed as anthropology and I'm an anthropology major so it was a good choice.
The culture shock wasn't really that bad. The only really bad thing was when we spent our first night in the tents and I was very overtired and I had to set all the shit up and there were a lot of bugs in my tent because I was a retard and left the flap open and I just wanted to go to bed and not deal with it. The people were pretty much all very friendly. The worst part for me was the hikes, because I'm pretty sedentary and I was with a bunch of tree-hugging nature boys and girls.
The pics were taken with a digital camera. They were originally much bigger but I shrunk them down for the thread. I had a 1GB memory stick but I also had a crummy laptop with me that I uploaded the pictures to so the card wouldnt fill up. I ended up taking like 1.2 gigs of pictures I think. The ValBio is a really extraordinary building and is really well built and has electricity and lights and computers and stuff so they suggested bringing a laptop. The laptop was also useful because we had to make powepoint presentations at the end.
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Mr. K
Racist
Member # 2
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-16-2006 02:56 AM
Also how did the ValBio building get its lectricity?
Also did you feed the lemurs? I have found that if you splash lemurs with water, they will make a tremendous ruckus that sounds like a herd of fearsome zombie monsters.
Also would you like to see a picture of a lizard I found on my house? Your chameleon blows the balls off it, of course, but it is fairly large for a suburban lizard. Also like most residents of this area, it is Cuban.
Also why were there so many black people? You should have stayed uptown.
Also what does shoving hermit crabs in your pants have to do with anthropology?
[ 02-16-2006, 02:56 AM: Message edited by: Mr. K ]
From: Cinnabar Island | Registered: Feb 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-16-2006 09:00 AM
quote:
Originally posted by Mr. K:
Also how did the ValBio building get its lectricity?
Also did you feed the lemurs? I have found that if you splash lemurs with water, they will make a tremendous ruckus that sounds like a herd of fearsome zombie monsters.
Also would you like to see a picture of a lizard I found on my house? Your chameleon blows the balls off it, of course, but it is fairly large for a suburban lizard. Also like most residents of this area, it is Cuban.
Also why were there so many black people? You should have stayed uptown.
Also what does shoving hermit crabs in your pants have to do with anthropology?
I think the ValBio has it's own personal hydroelectric dam thing. They use solar energy to get hot water for the showers and for cooking and stuff.
I personally never fed any lemurs, but a couple of kids fed some at the zoo, but they had to pay to do that and we still didn't know how much anything cost at that time. The only lemurs that makes really crazy noises normally are the ruffed lemurs. There were some of those in the park and I actually have an audio clip of them freaking out that one of the kids there recorded with his mp3 player.
Post the picture of the lizard, pictures are always neat.
They aren't really black per se. The Malagasy are a pretty mixed bunch of people. The first settlers were from Borneo I think.
I'm an anthro major because I had a lot of anthro credits. I don't particularly like most of it.
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-16-2006 12:07 PM
One day we went out to look at bugs. Even though there were bugs everywhere and we could see them whenever we wanted.
This is a snail shell. I was going to take it home for my hermit crabs but there was still a snail living in it so I left it in Madagascar. I got other shells later.
After we had collected bugs we were supposed to go back to the ValBio and identify them but while we were walking back we saw a bunch of brown lemurs and me and a few other kids blew off our assignment to take thier picture.
This is a brown lemur.
Here are a couple more. None of these pics came out really great but I was still learning how to use my camera.
I really should crop these pictures or something. If anyone wants I can try to zip or rar them up or something but a lot of the pictures are dumb.
Even though this picture is blurry I like it because his mouth is open.
This is an emo lemur.
Hello lemur.
Back at the ValBio I saw a pokemon.
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-16-2006 12:15 PM
There was a lady named Marina doing research on mouse lemurs there. Me and a couple other kids helped her set up mouse lemur traps and later she'd go and bait them and then later she'd check the traps and bring back lemurs to do research on. This little dude was freaking out. I have like 20 incredibly blurry pictures of this guy because he would not relax.
The traps would also catch rats sometimes. This guy was a scrapper.
I was screwing around with the camera settings but this picture lets you have some idea of what the ValBio looked like on the inside.
One day I went out on a night hike.
Thats a neat frog we saw.
We got to this place where tour guides had been baiting animals to come for the tourists. This is a mouse lemur licking banana gunk off a branch.
Oh my nelly what is that!
It's just a little fossana. The guides fed these dudes little bits of meat. The mouse lemurs didn't like them.
Here's Mbola terrorizing the fossana.
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-16-2006 12:19 PM
The fossana was really tame. Which is kinda lame.
Here's me and Ryan terrorizing a fossana.
Here's Mbola feeding a fossana. I fed them too but Mbola didn't take any good pictures of it. I had that sucker jumping in the air and biting at my hand and the guides were like "aah you are going to get bitten" but I didn't. I am friend to all animals.
Here's another cool frog we saw.
Here's a cool leaf-lookin gecko.
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Mr. K
Racist
Member # 2
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-18-2006 05:49 AM
Anthrax: I think the ValBio has it's own personal hydroelectric dam thing.
That is cool. I would probably lectrocute myself playing with the breaker box.
There were some of those in the park and I actually have an audio clip of them freaking out that one of the kids there recorded with his mp3 player.
That would make a nice ringtone.
Post the picture of the lizard, pictures are always neat.
It is pretty lame compared to your specimens, but it still scared the poop out of me:
Also there were some smallish orangish hen things pecking at my door for 45 minutes a few months ago. I was all ready to kill the neighbor for waking me up tacking up more Xmas lights when I saw those little bastards attacking their reflection in the glass over and over and over again.
Hens are not smart.
They ran away before I could get the camera and no one else in the neighborhood saw them and no one believes me and they think I am like that girl who said a negro tried to steal her purse but she made up the whole story.
They aren't really black per se.
I know the dark side of town when I see it.
[ 02-18-2006, 05:53 AM: Message edited by: Mr. K ]
From: Cinnabar Island | Registered: Feb 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
pkthunder
I look like your mom.
Member # 67
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-19-2006 06:27 PM
There are chickens running loose in Miami now? It really has turned into Cuba.
From: Broomfield, CO | Registered: Feb 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Mr. K
Racist
Member # 2
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-25-2006 11:35 AM
They weren't standard barnyard chickens.
But it usually does take a few calls to find a practitioner of any given business that speaks English. I hate the ones that know a little and try to fake it. Look, I am going to be using words you're not going to understand, so please give me someone at at fifth grade comprehension level or higher.
On the positive side, we have ibisesesses and I have just discovered their secret pooping ground in my neighborhood.
Also, Mr. Thrax, did you spend any time at all on Africa proper, or just its little bastard nephew?
[ 02-25-2006, 11:45 AM: Message edited by: Mr. K ]
From: Cinnabar Island | Registered: Feb 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
MewtwoSama
Asshole
Member # 12
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-25-2006 09:12 PM
quote:
Originally posted by Mr. K:
Also, Mr. Thrax, did you spend any time at all on an African pooper?
From: Abyss of Evil | Registered: Feb 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-26-2006 07:59 PM
I didn't spend any time in real Africa.
I still have quite a bit of photos left, I've just been too busy and too lazy to deal with them for the past few days.
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
starCaliber
is evil and also MewtwoSama
Member # 268
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-27-2006 12:31 AM
i keep checking this thread but it takes forgoddamever to load, please resolve this issue
From: San Francisco, CA | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Anthrax
Ultimate Authoritative Power in the Universe
Member # 335
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-27-2006 01:26 PM
quote:
Originally posted by starCaliber:
i keep checking this thread but it takes forgoddamever to load, please resolve this issue
[56k no]
- - - - -
She told The Associated Press she first realized her son was mentally ill in 1996 when he killed her oldest child, a 25-year-old woman who suffered from cerebral palsy, by beating her with a dumbbell.
From: Somebody put shit in my pants! | Registered: Apr 2000
| IP: Logged
|
|
Boodabonzi
like a virgin
Member # 2958
Member Rated:
|
posted 02-28-2006 07:44 PM
I didn't have anything neat on me to give so I lucked out.
How about your camera you sick fuck?
Or love. There's always more love back at the valbio.
[ 02-28-2006, 07:44 PM: Message edited by: Boodabonzi ]
- - - - -
OK, I know I'm probably not the nicest Pokemon Trainer when it comes to giving advice, and if I get flamed on this, it is probably well deserved. So here goes...
From: Hitchin - biggest little shanty town in all of England | Registered: Jul 2002
| IP: Logged
|
|
UBBFriend: Email this page to someone!
Printer-friendly view of this topic