Hahahah..

shouldn't that be viola? :violin:

(I always wanted to use that one too).

viola, walla, they are the same, at least when speaking. Now that I reread my post it seems to be lacking, :(

I insist that Cam has it wrong! There is _no_ way that there are 255 chassis riders wearing T-shirts if there are only 250 chassis riders. Saying that they stopped off is invalid because the train is travelling at 60 miles per hour. The number of chassis riders wearing T-Shirts MUST be less than or equal to 250. And don't say they went inside, either, because there would only be 250 Pakistanis out there if the inside was utterly packed, standing room only.

(voila = there is)
(voici = here is)

and to think, sitting at the back of the bus caused so many problems for the U.S.

No Torrere they came from inside. They may go back inside but when they pass the camel they will have to go outside to take a leak, due the oke they drank.

Um, no they aren't. Perhaps you are thinking of "voila". :-)

Yes that's the word, when I'm just writing stuff with no serious intent I just type things how they sound in my head. And well as you can see sometimes it just doesn't work. :)

So quit picking on me :)

See I fixed it. lol

that's a great pic.

people must fall off all the time. What happens when your hands get tired from clinging to a hot sooty locomotive for hours at a stretch? or when the ol' bladder says it's time to make water...

The hard part, I suppose, would be remembering to piss away from the direction of travel.

Not really. It would be going to same speed, relative to you, whether going in front of you or behind you. So it would just fall to the ground. It wouldn't be a problem unless the train was accelerating or decelerating. (Hm.. Would air resistance be able to slow the liquid that quickly? I don't believe so.)

To bad for the people below you, though!

Hm... if you piss in direction of the travel, it does get back to you.

(don't ask)

Some advice from Jim Croce, I believe:

Don't tug on Superman's cape
---Don't PISS INTO THE WIND---
Don't pull the mask of the old lone ranger
And don't ever mess with Jim

(unless you're Slim)

Abdulah Pashwari looks on in pride and thinks:... ' How fortunate that uncle Bwani had so much fly paper left over from the great swarming' ..

I bet this train hits deer, too. 1/15/2003: Dead deer mystery, but they never make it to the power lines...

Mmmm... spicy venison and saffron rice ... :3eye: