Farley Mowat has been a canadian biologist employed in the far north in the years 1950 to 70 or about.
He has written many books relating to his adventures but also, and most interestingly, about the adventures of English explores of the far north in the 1700s.
There were many but i have just read about 3
Samuel Hearne
Alexander Mackenzie
John Franklin
so please indicate your choice and it will be my obligation to post a very short account of one of either of their more "interesting" adventures
I have a better idea: suck my dripping knob.
no , but i will choose for you...i'm into the John Franklin account at the moment and wow..this is heavy stuff!
just as an appetizer to this historical account, these guys would go for over a month on eating just "tripe de roche" in the winter when they were as they wrote back then: "in distress"...it is a lichen found on rocks
And who cares? Exactly?
fair enough pike, however, if you are going to tell a story i would prefer it if the main character was killed by wild animals on a trek please.
so far there has been no such event...much too the contrary:
Extract of John Franklin's expedition of 1819-1822 from the west coast of hudson bay to the Arctic sea by land.
"...In the evening two musk-oxen, being seen on the beach, were pursued and killed by our men. While we were waiting to embark the meat, the Indians reported they had been attached by a bear which sprang upon them while they were talking. His attach was so sudden that they had no time to level their guns properly, and they all missed except Akaitcho who, less confused than the rest, took deliberate aim and shot the animal dead. They(indians) do not eat the flesh of bear but, knowing that we had no such prejudice, they brought us some of the choice pieces which, upon trial, we found to be excellent meat. ..."
Protein is where you find it.
*slopes off for a steak*
I release gallons of protein every day.
| pike wrote : Farley Mowat has been a canadian biologist employed in the far north in the years 1950 to 70 or about.
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Ya lost me hippy....
what do nany books have to do with tohis, and for that matter, whats a tohis? Are you refering to the czech toy distributer?
http://tohis-autohit.czechtrade.us/

| turpit wrote : Ya lost me hippy....
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i corrected the 2 typos
``nany books`` that's sounds like something for wingding
If you want to read some good, true, books about the settling of the country between the French, English, & Indians you should read the Winning Of America series by Allan W. Eckert. These books are Narratives, which are completely true. Let me tell you fact is stranger than fiction!!!
The Frontiersmen is the first of the series. I'm reading the last book of the series, Twilight Of Empire.
Some of the best reading I've done in quite awhile!!!
http://www.allaneck.com/publications.html
You can read? Figured that Coors poison woulda' made you blind or somethin'...
| RCPilot wrote : If you want to read some good, true, books about the settling of the country between the French, English, & Indians you should read the Winning Of America series by Allan W. Eckert. These books are Narratives, which are completely true. Let me tell you fact is stranger than fiction!!!
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That series looks very good. I'd be particularly interested about the first explorations of the western deserts and death valley...that must of been something. The challenges there would heve been opposite those in the fer north explorations:
- too much heat and lack of water
versus
- too much cold and lack of food(plenty of water)
| Quote : I'd be particularly interested in bottom explorations |
Fixed.
Thanks for reminding me.
the exploration of the deep sea bottoms is also a fascination of mine with their incredibly peculiar fauna existing at those depts and pressures
| pike wrote : The exploration of sweaty ladyboy bottoms is also a fascination of mine, especially after a few beers. |
Fixed.
i wouldn't mind exploring Kylie Minogues' sweaty bottom however...if she was consenting of course
pike seriously, just strangle her then you can do what you want with her, far easier.
Non-consent is half the fun.
sounds like rape
| pike wrote : i wouldn't mind exploring Kylie Minogues' sweaty bottom however...if she was consenting of course |
Is the hippy making strides towards normalness???
Just Kylie? Pike, your aspirations are hopeless man.
What you want is Kylie and her sister Dannii, in a hot tub, playing with a twelve inch double ended dildo before they beg you to hump them senseless. Then, on your vinegar stroke, you shoot all over their eager upturned faces.
Edited for typo.
Hippies will never be normal.
i say we turn to the bible and see what it says about rape, from the little i know it is the height of enlightenment.
we dont need a book to tell us what is right and what is wrong...outside of social laws, it's everyone for himself...
Amen to that.
| pike wrote : we dont need a book to tell us what is right and what is wrong |
Aparantly you do. . .
There is a way that seems right to a man,
but in the end it leads to death.
Hang on....did I just agree with a hippy???
| pike wrote : i wouldn't mind exploring Kylie Minogues' sweaty bottom however...if she was consenting of course |
figures he go for Madonnas girlfriend

did you forget my very controversial emphatuation with dear Britney...i still to this day find her an incredibly talented and attractive young lady.......
i love you Britney!
| WingDing wrote : Hang on....did I just agree with a hippy??? |
gives winggy a big hug... i love you winggy
...*reciprocates with tongue*...
| dwellman wrote : Aparantly you do. . .
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books as teachings from past spiritual sages are helpfull along the way and in this regard the bible may as well be of assistance but none of these are the final word or have the final say in your decision or choice....you and you alone must make that very fearfull step into the unknown and make the final choice and you and you alone will bear the responsibility of such this choice and it will not be possible and it is not in one's interest to BLAME the results of ones' choice on a god...supposedly at the origin of a given book.
it's far to easy and practical to have a god to blame or to cry to when one finds life is unjust with oneself...life is only a result of ones' choices
| pike wrote : did you forget my very controversial emphatuation with dear Britney...i still to this day find her an incredibly talented and attractive young lady.......
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"Captain....There be whales here!"

my iexplorer is old...i can't see your pics
Luckily you can't.
Yeah. Really. I just belched up my blueberry muffin.
What are you talkingin about?? That tatoo and navel stud are sooooooo hot...completely distracts from the fact that Britany is a beached, bleached whale.

i can see them now...the first pic is awsome...the others, well, she has ups and downs just like everyone else so give her a break dammit!
| pike wrote : i can see them now...the first pic is awsome...the others, well, she has ups and downs just like everyone else so give her a break dammit! |
You said "dammit". With an Exclamation!
Guess it proves you can get your blood up and youre not "pacific"

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