a partial record of the TXT conversations of b1-66er - especially those with Special K ... updated sporadically
31.12.10
strange sexual new year
and for the new year, i'm giving you pounds
okay, so NOW what do you want
blowing a fuse on NYE
b1: sonic happy hour now, then bo3b, zed and the person who shall never
be mentioned are going to ethel M's for lighted cactus, the eC for
dinner and grucci fireworks on the strip. and you?
K: watching Short Circuit and Short Circuit 2.
b1: if that doesn't say HNY, i don't know what does.
K: Fischer Stevens, who played the Indian scientist in Short Circuit,
was Minkowski the radio operator of the Katana in LOST. many of the
side characters on LOST were named for scientists, authors, poets, et
al.
b1: thank god i didn't escape 2010 without learning that.
{happy new year to you, dear reader. both the K and i wish that your
2011 will be a very happy one.)
how much is a K?
tell it to sister busty
*** b1: i'd call it "the pretty *damn* good" genre.
29.12.10
planes, canadians, hell, et al
12 hours.
http://www2.macleans.ca/2010/12/29/vancouver-passengers-sat-on-new-york-tarmac-for-12-hours/
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b1: if something like that happened to me, i'd blow the emergency
hatch. during the next 8 hours of questioning, time and time again i'd
say, "i thought it was terrorist activity. i felt hitting the hatch was
my patriotic duty."
use the same inane reasoning that fills the US today against the very
people who espouse it.
there's not a jury in the US that would convict.
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K: and I would cheer you
ooh. first person account:
http://blogs.reuters.com/from-reuterscom/2010/12/29/tarmac-torture/
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b1: i'm telling you, blow the hatch, claim "terrorism."
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K: I wouldn't be thinking that rationally. I would just do it.
The same people sat on the YVR tarmac for 3 hours the day before. Wow.
no drama. fucking Canadians.
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b1: blow the hatch. claim "terrorism."
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K: after how long?
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b1: 3 hours.
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K: fucking Canadians.
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b1: i used to be down on Cs too, but i've completely come around on
them.
they're nice people. i mean, truly nice.
they're the way americans were in the 60s before we all went insane.
and the train ride from halifax to vancouver is un-matched in the W
hemisphere.
think about it. they're the *perfect* people for our N border.
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K: yes, they're a great patsy neighbor
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b1: precisely.