Novel, except it's hard to smoke pot in space.
I've been biting my tongue over the beer debate. I'm too far
behind; what's with all these damn posts?
On Wed, 17 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The only redeeming quality of the dreaded freemont district is the giant
> statue of Lenin that they stole from Russia. Besides that it's a mess of
> patchoulli oil and marijuana. Everybody there should be rounded up, shoved
> into their damn rocket ship, and shot to the moon. They can start an
> anarcho-socialist commune there.
>
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> Ben Hubbird
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> On Tue, 16 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > > As far as Portland is concerned, if you think that this city is full
> > > of arrogant people then you really haven't been to other cities. In my
> > > humble opinion this is one of the most friendly, laid back, cities to
> > > exist. It just might be the most. The east coast for sure has nothing
> > > but cities that ignore you unless you know where to go, and any of most
> > > of the others people are just to busy to notice or care about you.
> > > I do like New Orleans though (atleast, only for a couple of weeks at the
> > > most).
> >
> > Nope, not #1, Fremont in Seattle. That is the most laid back and cool
> > neighborhood on the planet. Portland might come in #2 but Fremont takes the
> > cake. They have a giant mock-up of a rocketship labeled, "The Center of the
> > Universe" and every other person is wearing tie-dye. Oh, and there is the
> > most kick-ass record store ever there, its called sonic boom records.
> >
> > ~Mike
> >
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