Humour VI

Ha the county (municipality - uncle google suggested that)The town of sodraica well the nearest place to me that you can call a town has 800 residents, it has 5 bars and 1 disko there used to be 2 discos but times are hard The bars are freaking lined up in a row first you have Mikuli and old fashioned pub with some old fashioned food, then you have a normal bar also has food but normal food, then you have Majolka (wine jug) big place god drinks but ugly waitresses, then you have Mesar (the butchers place) small bar has a nice terrace and usually not bad in the waitress department, then there is A D B the place where most of the young folks hang out nice waitresses good music. The disco is called Podmornica (submarine) dont go there too much the music just isnt my thing. You can WALK from the first to the last bar in under 3 minutes. And even though our legal drinking age is after 18 no one cares unless there are 2 cops escorting a woman (an inspector) outside. Im cca 3 km away from Sodraica we only have 1 bar/groccery shop lol (we only have 30 houses (not all of them occupied) in my village so we take what we can get), the next nearest village has 2 bars and its real close to Sodraica, and the village on the other side of Sodraica also has 2 bars one is /a bowling place, the other /a odojk (young pig) baking place.But Wisconsin sounds interesting too
One day once im done exploring Europe im gonna take a shot at America and by the sound of it Wisconsin will be first on the list, and Las Vegas and from what iv seen from video Americas skiing resorts aint bad either. Edited by frako, : No reason given.

If you want to see a drinking culture, you should come here to Prague. Boivojova street is 1,100 m long and, if my hasty count just now is correct, contains 27 purveyors of alcoholic beverages. That's one every 40 metres. And that assumes you don't go anywhere near a side street.

Not known for its academics but known for its drinking. I leave about an hour away from UW-Stout. I could understand the name if it was in a town named Stout, but it is in Menomonie.

I always figured the name was pulling double duty, describing the beverage and the women.

Mikey, Mikey, burning bright, what hand or eye, dare frame thine irrefutability?
Can ages past, can the Master's grasp
Claw thine great brain cells to thee?When thou art dead
They will take thine head
Oh wonder that is thou oh super mikey.Mikey, Mikey, burning bright, what hand or eye dare frame thine irrefutable symmetry?Edited by mike the wiz, : No reason given.

Mike, have you gone mad?

It was taken from William Blake. The poem called, "Tyger". (Yes, I know you spell Tiger, without a Y, evolutionists!!) But yes, I am rather mad, words greatly amuse me in a most bizarre way.8-o(Go to utube and search, "Tangerine Dream - Tyger" - sounds brilliant to music, and TG are awesome.)Edited by mike the wiz, : No reason given.

Don't encourage me mike.

Some News Leaves People Knowing LessI thought it was funny.Edited by rbp, : No reason given.

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Damnit, i hate beeing second.And now for something completely different.

I wasn't sure what to think at first, but, damn, scooters are hardcore.

Is this video more lame or less lame when you understand the language. I know I'm not the target audience, but still, this guy is awful.

I have no idea, but its one if the funniest things i ever saw.