toine

Still an atheist, too, but quite an accomplishement nevertheless. Hail to WiT!

Well, don't be so nervous, just read all that has been written here, pick a person whose personality and way to go seem right, and take the plunge! Have fun! toine

Interesting evening. They are skillful enough to get through a week's paycheck of all but the wall street's golden boys, and then again they might just manage that as well! As for 'outside the club activities', chances are it is not real. The latest thread, one of many, on this topic, is to be found here: http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=54639 Take care, FB... toine

600! Congrats 600 times...

Question-answer: what is the perfect example of 'it stinks in more way than one?' Question: Who was an aviation pionneer, a representative of the Queen in Nova Scotia and has his own Wikipedia entry? Question: What is a classic line from the famous TV series Star Treck? Answer: still water

would become history

Name a fallen angel? Popeye

what is a great gift to yoga lover and men alike? Who starred in the first issue of Playboy magazine? Marylin Monroe! Brain cramp! sorry Daniel and everyone else. Now, an answer: Farenheit 451!

What happens when you reach middle-age? Little boy

What is the meaning of life? Leaster B. Pearson

What is trailing behind a good 'droid'? Ottawa on July First!

Wasn't there also a club on Victoria in the basement on Portage Phase I which was known for a while as Phase V?

I like Isabella Gia's creativity in launching new threads, entertaining and full of challenges ! talking about challenges...

3000 reasons to celebrate. Thanks for the witty titles and the always remarkable avatars!

Are you just being a curmudgeon? Well, maybe a little bit. Mad Men, after all, has great production value, and is well written. Realistic? No idea, but certainly the depiction of the life Don Draper has as a advertisement executive and that which he could have had, as a high school drop out, is already an interesting in contrast. Pan Am: at least there will be some local flavour, Karine Vanasse, pretending to be a charming little French woman, Colette. Can't wait to see her outfitted as a Pan Am stewardess. ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karine_Vanasse; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_Am_(TV_series)

Candice Cane is a very attractive lady!

Sorry I can't help you on this one. It probably is best to ask CMJ directly...

Shocking image, indeed. Heels are great when dressed for a night out, but then again not too high, but in lingerie, I agree it is kind of weird! But Castle in boxers and fancy shoes, now that would be priceless!

There have been quite a few very good threads about North American music, mostly rock&roll, that we all like, but what about music from elsewhere? Here are a few pieces I really like, mostly oldies, even if I don't have a clue what they are about... Manu Dibango oldy Soul Makossa (from 1972, I believe): Paolo Conte, Max (1984?): the recent Stromae (2010), alors on danse: and its parody, alors on bande: So, which non North American music you like most?

my thought exactly!

Well, I've been around a bit, I must have seen more than fifty MAs, and Candy gave me the most erotically-charged finish ever! Nothing beats talent, and Candy is very talented. Now, I'm going bow wow wow and just wanna sing: I want Candy!

PistolPete works rather well, so why not keep it? But... if you really want to change, then LuckyPete is an option...

Two weeks to a month, top!

Go old school (1994), and dance to by Beck. The video even suggests a choregraphy, lol!