Re: Towards A Virtual Williamsburg!
 

You have no idea how much I covet this statue. I've been watching it being put together online for a week now. The fact that it looks like something that should be on the Playa doesn't help my desire for it at all.

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Re: your last post - have you seen the gifs and videos of Australian Hurdler Michelle Jenneke?

Re: Towards A Virtual Williamsburg!
 

It doesn't quite have the ring of Less' call to "Blow me (Less) for America," but the invitation to Blow me for a Cronut does have the brassy entrepreneurial spirit that makes America great.

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Yes, of course. The bouncy olympian. I've posted those gifs a few times.

Are there new ones?

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Drinking
 

Need a go-to red. Go-to white is conundrum. Nothing super-expensive but price relatively unimportant. People like Conumdrum and tend to ask for name.

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Don't know if you get these there, but two nice reds in that price range (and I like Conundrum and see these as similar quality) are Decoy by Duckhorn. It is a red blend. Also, Dry Creek Valley Cabernet. These are both aged in oak barrels.

Monday Ty may have some cardboard aged suggestions.

We haven't had that spirit here since 1969.
 

Have you tried Educated Guess? http://www.rootsrundeep.com/educated_guess.html (Caveat -- I am a Not Wine Drinker, but my wife is, and this is her go-to red.) Anyhoo, my quick Google search suggests that it is priced in the same range as Conundrum.

Re: Towards A Virtual Williamsburg!
 

Einstein, Newton and Pascal decide to play a game of hide and go seek. Einstein is it first, hides his eyes and starts counting to 10. Pascal just start running, he is gone.

Newton draws a 1 metre by 1 metre square right in front of Einstein. At ten, Albert uncovers his eyes, and goes, "Really Newton? That's your hiding spot? You're it." Issac's like, "Umm, no. You found a Newton over a square metre. Blaise is it!"

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Source: http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/jokes...stand?s=mobile

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yes, from there. But me, not being an actual nerd, improved the joke, markedly.

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You don't think Einstein would have been on a first name basis with the men with whom he played hide-and-seek? You're definitely the Einstein of storytelling, Einstein.

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Einstein's seminal experiences were in Wien. Austrians use last names pretty much. But otherwise, thanks.

I think this is how I will end meetings:
 

Aight, enough o this shit.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aT7TxMaZ4eM