I was looking at maps of the Columbia Gorge area when I saw Larch Mountain. I couldn't help smiling, hence this poll.

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Keeper of the Jabberwock

Have lived with larch trees all my life and consider them wonderfully beautiful. They are the the brilliant autumn gold on many mountains around here, a natural and bright yellow-gold that shines against the dark green of the evergreen forest around them. It is not metalic gold and valuable in that fashion, but the beauty is more valuable to me on the land.

Number one....the larch.

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"It was a crime of passion! Not premeditated dentistry!"

larch :s ?

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If this writing is blue you're going too fast!

I can always tell one from a long way off!

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Microsoft is over if you want it.

The bar has been lowered for the promotion of ATM ideas; the bar for the acceptance of ATM ideas must remain high.

I now officially condemn CM's skits as smartaleck, ignorant, sophomoric, inflammatory and and a poor reflection on the level of discussion in BAUT. -- Bob Angstrom

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"It was a crime of passion! Not premeditated dentistry!"

"I'm sorry, I don't quite follow you."

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"Toward no crimes have men shown themselves so cold-bloodedly cruel as in punishing differences of belief." - James Russell Lowell

My thoughts exactly. I started with a smile and broke into a chuckle.

Right at the time that MPFC was first shown on the PBS station in NYC (~1975), I was taking an Art History class in High School. It was a great class, but we sat through a lot of slide shows of paintings. Once in the a while, in the dark room during a slide show, someone would chime in "Number one..." and someone else would answer "The larch" (I of course never did either )

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At night the stars put on a show for free (Carole King)

One Earth, One Sky - IYA 2009
All moderation in purple

We did much the same during a speech class. At least once a class, when the prof said the word "speech" followed by a pause, a guy would say, "By all means, let's have it, man!"

After the third time with the prof being good-natured about it, others in the class started chiming in with their own versions:

"Yes, of course - why not? Quite a good thing for communicating with others."

After a month the prof became quite adept at jumping in with his own versions.

"Speech? Now? In the middle of class? Are you mad?"

and "Speech? Of course it's speech! Otherwise how could you possibly have heard me!"

This was a great inside joke until one of the visiting asst heads of department concluded he was talking to himself.

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"Toward no crimes have men shown themselves so cold-bloodedly cruel as in punishing differences of belief." - James Russell Lowell

"Follow me...follow me. Very nice."

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"It was a crime of passion! Not premeditated dentistry!"

No. 3: the horse chestnut (applause).

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Earth First! We'll mine the rest later.

Nice to see that irreverence still rules the day. . .

Vive le Python!






Edit: I hope I got the French case for python right. . .

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Keeper of the Jabberwock

LOVE Monty Python! My favorite comedies!

Wankel Rotary Engine ...

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Round...everything is always round!

part#II

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ViveNT les Monty Pythons or Vive le python. (the snake)

Anyway thank you for trying !

Yes, why do they put padding there?



only a little bump...

The... Larch.

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DISCLAIMER: I may sign with a wink out of habit. This is a signature and does not guarantee that what I'm talking about was actually funny, or should be perceived as such.

"Half of what I say is meaningless, but I say it so that the other half may reach you."

Roaring laughter. Loud Applause.

Commentator: Now for something completely different.

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Science may set limits to knowledge, but should not set limits to imagination.
Bertrand Russell (1872 - 1970)

Ooooo, I think I thought a thought. Ooo I did, I did, I did think a thought.

I didn't exactly giggle, but I did chuckle out loud.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRKVXG3DV-I