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Posted: 18 Mar 2007, 21:22
by James Blast
a 'Sweatlodge' sounds fun ;D

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 01:42
by 6FeetOver
...and stinky. :P :urff: ;D

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 01:48
by James Blast
Manimal stink!

I'm not doing smileys tonight, make up your own

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 01:55
by 6FeetOver
Hahaha! :lol: :P

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 02:01
by James Blast
oh, you did!


isn't my ARFvatar just so cool, I made that ye ken? <insert smiley>

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 07:43
by boudicca
The sunrise outside the window right now :notworthy: Observe:

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(I had to take a pic, it's my first of the year and when late spring/summer rolls around I love to be up early to see it)

And can I be really predictable and say the dawn chorus as well...?

I had to get birds in somehow :wink:

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 08:13
by boudicca
I'd also like to put Japanese food in if I may, and thin men in leather trousers :innocent: :twisted:

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 08:54
by eotunun
boudicca wrote:The sunrise outside the window right now :notworthy: Observe:

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(I had to take a pic, it's my first of the year and when late spring/summer rolls around I love to be up early to see it)

And can I be really predictable and say the dawn chorus as well...?

I had to get birds in somehow :wink:
The early bird gets the worm.
Bon Appetit! :wink:
boudicca wrote:I'd also like to put Japanese food in if I may, and thin men in leather trousers :innocent: :twisted:
Yupp, see above. Bon Appetit. ;D

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 09:02
by boudicca
I would like to put worms in as well (the helpful and friendly Earthworm that is, not the various other kinds of bizarre parasites that burrow into your brain if you go too near a river in Equatorial regions :eek: :urff: )... but I guess that might not meet with everyone's approval...

Poor little wums think nobody likes them! :cry:

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 09:07
by eotunun
boudicca wrote:Poor little wums think nobody likes them! :cry:
When it comes to Japanese cookery they hope so.. ;D

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 12:26
by markfiend

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 13:53
by Erudite
@ James & SINsister - a sweatlodge ceremony really has to be experienced to be appreciated. It's a beautiful thing.
I think I better stop now as I'm starting to sound like a dodgy hippy.
I'll be urging you all to dance naked in the moonlight next!

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 14:50
by MadameButterfly
Erudite wrote: I'll be urging you all to dance naked in the moonlight next!
Oh please do feel free to...I'll be watching ya all! :P

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 15:08
by Ahráyeph
Erudite wrote:@ James & SINsister - a sweatlodge ceremony really has to be experienced to be appreciated. It's a beautiful thing.
I think I better stop now as I'm starting to sound like a dodgy hippy.
I'll be urging you all to dance naked in the moonlight next!
I've had the pleasure of partaking in several real Indian sweat lodges. Don't underestimate the spiritual aspect and don't think it's anything like a sauna (although the mechanical principle is the same : pouring water over hot rocks). I've found sweat lodges to be far more intense than saunas, not in the least because you're in the dark in a small space with several people, so there's even less breathable air. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone of the hippie persuasion, because they have a tendency to twist and distort the real meaning of a Inipi (Lakota for Sweat Lodge) Ceremony and thus won't understand its real nature. But yeah, a sweat lodge in this world would be great to have, preferrably with a shaman who knows how to do it properly. So the next addition to the world is AMERICAN INDIANS! Sans the concentration camps, sorry, reservations of course...

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 15:31
by 6FeetOver
Ahráyeph wrote:I've found sweat lodges to be far more intense than saunas, not in the least because you're in the dark in a small space with several people, so there's even less breathable air.
*Yelp* Not for me, then, thanks! I'm claustrophobic - I'd have a panic attack in there, sadly... :(

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 15:33
by 6FeetOver
Erudite wrote:I'll be urging you all to dance naked in the moonlight next!

Erm...not without loads more workouts and a bit of liposuction here and there, hahaha! You've got to be kidding...*no one* sees this. :von:

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 15:35
by Carpathian Psychonaut
boudicca wrote:I'd also like to put Japanese food in if I may
I'll second that !

High quality sushi and sashimi, especially. With all the gorgeous land and water this new world will have we're bound to have a some fantastic fresh ingredients.

For those that love their food cooked (what a crazy idea :twisted: ) then I can think of loads of things to make them happy too. A nice Miso soup for one !

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 15:37
by 6FeetOver
OoOoOoOo - suuuuuuushi and miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiso! *Faints* :D :D :D And of course, enough wasabi on the lot to have me in agony!

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 15:45
by Carpathian Psychonaut
SINsister wrote:OoOoOoOo - suuuuuuushi and miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiso! *Faints* :D :D :D And of course, enough wasabi on the lot to have me in agony!
Yep !! We must set up a large area just for wasabi root growing !!

Enough to bring tears to the eyes of anybody wanting some :twisted:

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 18:52
by Erudite
MadameButterfly wrote:
Erudite wrote: I'll be urging you all to dance naked in the moonlight next!
Oh please do feel free to...I'll be watching ya all! :P
How about Vondelpark - providing there's a full moon between April 7 & April 14 of course. :wink:

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 19:06
by nick the stripper
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Morocco.

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 19:07
by 6FeetOver
Nice!

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 19:19
by mh
This world requires Pizza. Not the frozen crap, but fresh, just-made, hot pizza, straight out of the oven, eaten in the open air (preferably at evening time as it's starting to cool down slightly and the sunlight is turning golden) with nice cold beer.

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 20:28
by Obviousman
mh wrote:This world requires Pizza. Not the frozen crap, but fresh, just-made, hot pizza, straight out of the oven, eaten in the open air (preferably at evening time as it's starting to cool down slightly and the sunlight is turning golden) with nice cold beer.
Make that a proper stone oven heated up to the exact right temperature with wood in it and I'm in 8)

(and no turist toppings!)

Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 21:24
by weebleswobble
Will there be a chemist shop? :innocent: