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#51
February 17th, 2005, 05:31 PM
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On 2/17/05 12:15 PM, in article , "Conan the
Librarian" wrote: William Claspy wrote: My favorite herb apertif is Campari. A tumbler with Campari and soda on the rocks is one heck of a drink to ease you through a summer afternoon! OK, as another hard-drinking librarian, I am ashamed to say that I've never even tried Campari. What does it taste like? Like the warm breeze across a Tuscan vista. Like the curve of Sophia Loren's hips. Like the song of a gondolier. Like the... Well, it's red and it's kinda bitter and herb tasting, syrupy just on its own with just a hint of sweet. Bill 
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#52
February 17th, 2005, 05:31 PM
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On 2/17/05 12:15 PM, in article , "Conan the
Librarian" wrote: William Claspy wrote: My favorite herb apertif is Campari. A tumbler with Campari and soda on the rocks is one heck of a drink to ease you through a summer afternoon! OK, as another hard-drinking librarian, I am ashamed to say that I've never even tried Campari. What does it taste like? Like the warm breeze across a Tuscan vista. Like the curve of Sophia Loren's hips. Like the song of a gondolier. Like the... Well, it's red and it's kinda bitter and herb tasting, syrupy just on its own with just a hint of sweet. Bill
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#53
February 17th, 2005, 06:00 PM
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William Claspy wrote:
On 2/17/05 12:15 PM, in article , "Conan the Librarian" wrote: William Claspy wrote: My favorite herb apertif is Campari. A tumbler with Campari and soda on the rocks is one heck of a drink to ease you through a summer afternoon! OK, as another hard-drinking librarian, I am ashamed to say that I've never even tried Campari. What does it taste like? Like the warm breeze across a Tuscan vista. Like the curve of Sophia Loren's hips. Like the song of a gondolier. Like the... QUICK! Someone grab Bill and get him out of the romance novel section! -- TL, Tim ------------------------ http://css.sbcma.com/timj
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#54
February 17th, 2005, 06:00 PM
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William Claspy wrote:
On 2/17/05 12:15 PM, in article , "Conan the Librarian" wrote: William Claspy wrote: My favorite herb apertif is Campari. A tumbler with Campari and soda on the rocks is one heck of a drink to ease you through a summer afternoon! OK, as another hard-drinking librarian, I am ashamed to say that I've never even tried Campari. What does it taste like? Like the warm breeze across a Tuscan vista. Like the curve of Sophia Loren's hips. Like the song of a gondolier. Like the... QUICK! Someone grab Bill and get him out of the romance novel section! -- TL, Tim ------------------------ http://css.sbcma.com/timj
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#55
February 17th, 2005, 06:05 PM
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"Tim J." wrote in message ... William Claspy wrote: On 2/17/05 12:15 PM, in article , "Conan the Librarian" wrote: William Claspy wrote: My favorite herb apertif is Campari. A tumbler with Campari and soda on the rocks is one heck of a drink to ease you through a summer afternoon! OK, as another hard-drinking librarian, I am ashamed to say that I've never even tried Campari. What does it taste like? Like the warm breeze across a Tuscan vista. Like the curve of Sophia Loren's hips. Like the song of a gondolier. Like the... QUICK! Someone grab Bill and get him out of the romance novel section! -- TL, Tim Are you sure he's in the romance section? Sophia Loren is 70! -tom
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#56
February 17th, 2005, 06:05 PM
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"Tim J." wrote in message ... William Claspy wrote: On 2/17/05 12:15 PM, in article , "Conan the Librarian" wrote: William Claspy wrote: My favorite herb apertif is Campari. A tumbler with Campari and soda on the rocks is one heck of a drink to ease you through a summer afternoon! OK, as another hard-drinking librarian, I am ashamed to say that I've never even tried Campari. What does it taste like? Like the warm breeze across a Tuscan vista. Like the curve of Sophia Loren's hips. Like the song of a gondolier. Like the... QUICK! Someone grab Bill and get him out of the romance novel section! -- TL, Tim Are you sure he's in the romance section? Sophia Loren is 70! -tom
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#57
February 17th, 2005, 07:00 PM
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Tom Nakashima wrote:
"Tim J." wrote in message ... William Claspy wrote: On 2/17/05 12:15 PM, in article , "Conan the Librarian" wrote: William Claspy wrote: My favorite herb apertif is Campari. A tumbler with Campari and soda on the rocks is one heck of a drink to ease you through a summer afternoon! OK, as another hard-drinking librarian, I am ashamed to say that I've never even tried Campari. What does it taste like? Like the warm breeze across a Tuscan vista. Like the curve of Sophia Loren's hips. Like the song of a gondolier. Like the... QUICK! Someone grab Bill and get him out of the romance novel section! Are you sure he's in the romance section? Sophia Loren is 70! ....and she still turns heads. Classic, classic beauty. -- TL, Tim ------------------------ http://css.sbcma.com/timj
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#58
February 17th, 2005, 07:00 PM
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Tom Nakashima wrote:
"Tim J." wrote in message ... William Claspy wrote: On 2/17/05 12:15 PM, in article , "Conan the Librarian" wrote: William Claspy wrote: My favorite herb apertif is Campari. A tumbler with Campari and soda on the rocks is one heck of a drink to ease you through a summer afternoon! OK, as another hard-drinking librarian, I am ashamed to say that I've never even tried Campari. What does it taste like? Like the warm breeze across a Tuscan vista. Like the curve of Sophia Loren's hips. Like the song of a gondolier. Like the... QUICK! Someone grab Bill and get him out of the romance novel section! Are you sure he's in the romance section? Sophia Loren is 70! ....and she still turns heads. Classic, classic beauty. -- TL, Tim ------------------------ http://css.sbcma.com/timj
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#59
February 18th, 2005, 02:58 AM
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"Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "David Snedeker" wrote in message ... Well you are not the first to find Hegi less than perfect, Still, she was all the rage 29 hours ago.  but at least she and a few others have tried to positively address the issue of intergenerational guilt and personality disorders endemic with children of the Third Reich. Ah, the sins of the fathers and all that, eh? Well, I suppose anyone who traded in that coin would also be content to rest on their laurels, ainna? Wolfgang who, busy enough with his own life, can think of no good reason to try to live someone else's. That may well be, but none of this would come up if you weren't so prone to set yourself up pretty consistently as the loud and didactic arbiter of who is racist, sexist, or anti-Semitic whenever you hear something about ethnicity, women, or Israel that you don't understand. Combined with the instant put-down of any post with generational content, its is a pretty consistent pattern. The "sins of the father" crap dodges the issue. Bottomline is its like you are wearing a sign and have arranged for your own punishment for something you didn't do, but fatalistically want to be punished for. With a pattern of taunts, you successfully bait others (me included) into punishing you. And that is weird. I sincerely wish that I was not susceptible to this game. Dave
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#60
February 18th, 2005, 02:58 AM
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"Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "David Snedeker" wrote in message ... Well you are not the first to find Hegi less than perfect, Still, she was all the rage 29 hours ago. but at least she and a few others have tried to positively address the issue of intergenerational guilt and personality disorders endemic with children of the Third Reich. Ah, the sins of the fathers and all that, eh? Well, I suppose anyone who traded in that coin would also be content to rest on their laurels, ainna? Wolfgang who, busy enough with his own life, can think of no good reason to try to live someone else's. That may well be, but none of this would come up if you weren't so prone to set yourself up pretty consistently as the loud and didactic arbiter of who is racist, sexist, or anti-Semitic whenever you hear something about ethnicity, women, or Israel that you don't understand. Combined with the instant put-down of any post with generational content, its is a pretty consistent pattern. The "sins of the father" crap dodges the issue. Bottomline is its like you are wearing a sign and have arranged for your own punishment for something you didn't do, but fatalistically want to be punished for. With a pattern of taunts, you successfully bait others (me included) into punishing you. And that is weird. I sincerely wish that I was not susceptible to this game. Dave
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