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(this could be banished to the depths of the Mingle "Travel" section, but trying to ask more than that)....
I love Europe, Island Life, American National Parks, Rock-n-Roll, etc. I also have loved seeing The Biggest Ball of Twine in Osbourne, KS. A bagpipe/juggling act that came through town. Americana Statues along Route 66. Street performers who play "the saw" with a violin bow. Natives who makes rock sculptures that the tide will knock down in hours...... ...etc. What "weird" do YOU like? |
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"Frozen Dead Guy Days" Nederland, CO
...a couple of dutiful Scandinavian Grandsons who wanted to honor Gramp's wishes of "Cryogenics", by putting him on ice in a shed, in the High Rockies. The festival is a blast!!! |
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Looking at chicks butts at rodeos.
Looking at chicks butts at bike rallies. Looking at chicks butts while touring DC. Looking at chicks butts on the Riverwalk in San Antonio. Looking at chicks butts on Bealle street in Memphis. Looking at chicks butts at the Austin music festival. I dig Americana. :) |
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Edited by
Beachfarmer
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Fri 08/02/13 07:56 PM
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Love it...dig Americana and chicks butts too!!!!!
Except when we're in a tiff.....then I actually notice the buffalo's, biker's and politician's butts. I hate being in a tiff! |
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.....and extremely envious of bucketlist Austin Music Festival btw
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I loved New Zealand!
The big clouds in New Zealand. The accents in New Zealand. I loved checking out all the different cultures in New Zealand. I loved the attention I got in New Zealand because they loved my accent. Do Indiana people have an accent? What the hell am I doing in Indiana? I want to live in New Zealand!!!! |
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What "weird" do YOU like?
I like it when we have beef tongue or pork snout for lunch. I like pickled eggs if they're quail eggs. I like mountain climbing, going to extreme heights and shouting from the peaks...but my knees don't have any idea on how to get me back down. |
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Walking out on encrusted lava as the molten lava travels underfoot and watch as the lava flows into the sea,spewing clouds of smoke and steam , watching new land being created in front of your eyes! and then walking back at dusk and actually seeing the lava flowing through the cracks, glowing red and hot, ominous and awesome at the same time. The big island, Hawaii. Amazing!
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Walking out on encrusted lava as the molten lava travels underfoot and watch as the lava flows into the sea,spewing clouds of smoke and steam , watching new land being created in front of your eyes! and then walking back at dusk and actually seeing the lava flowing through the cracks, glowing red and hot, ominous and awesome at the same time. The big island, Hawaii. Amazing! Love it! say "Hi" to the folks at Drysdale's and The Kona Inn afterwards. 
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....and quail eggs ROCK!
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Edited by
sweetestgirl11
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Sun 08/04/13 08:17 PM
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off the beaten path?
I love to see wildflowers in bloom along the highway snow in the ground before anyone walks on it but off the beaten path??? I have to say I will hike strenuous trails and/or climb ravines to see a bird, an eagle's nest or a rare warbler done it B4, I'll do it again
(always within the refuge rules BTW) I know a couple real good 2nd hand music shops kinda off the beaten path .... and an ice cream place a little off the beaten path as well that is pretty special :) |
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Ever since I was a young boy
I've played the silver ball Jewelry homemade Sew and needlepoint and machining metal Killer Struedel DIY android repair Rock climbing Quantum mechanics |
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Studying serial killers, and of recent mass murderers...I sit in the corner of the library reading a biographical book on Ed Gein, Jeffrey Dahmer, or Dennis Rader.
One day I'll crack the code. |
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Tire swings
Covered bridges Country lanes Mountain ridges Mellow Yellow Ali bouts My Texas Fellow Game day shouts Funny stories Private glances Morning Glories Taking chances |
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Edited by
red_lace
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Mon 08/05/13 05:49 AM
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Studying serial killers, and of recent mass murderers...I sit in the corner of the library reading a biographical book on Ed Gein, Jeffrey Dahmer, or Dennis Rader. One day I'll crack the code. Have you read about The Butcher of Rostov? He was a peculiar read, though Dahmer was equally unusual. I have also read and watched documentaries about the predecessors of present day serial killers like Gilles de Rais and Countess Elizabeth Bathory, who made modern serial killers pale by comparison due to the numbers of their victims, simply because their status in life made it possible for them to continue for a long period of time. |
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Studying serial killers, biographical book on Ed Gein Now he is one interesting study. Not many people know of him. |
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Weird things to do, might this include attending a "Rocky Mountain Oyster festival??
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Studying serial killers, biographical book on Ed Gein Now he is one interesting study. Not many people know of him. He got popular because of the movie, Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The movie was based on his butchering and his unusual furniture. |
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Studying serial killers, biographical book on Ed Gein Now he is one interesting study. Not many people know of him. He got popular because of the movie, Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The movie was based on his butchering and his unusual furniture. Let's not forget Psycho. |
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Studying serial killers, biographical book on Ed Gein Now he is one interesting study. Not many people know of him. He got popular because of the movie, Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The movie was based on his butchering and his unusual furniture. Let's not forget Psycho. Oh, yeah! I always forget that one. Haha. I've also been watching some documentaries about serial killer cannibals. |
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