Yes! Always room for good times. 
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Haha, you shouldn't feel obliged to entertain me, I was just giving you crap. Thanks though, it is fun!
Haha! Thanks for the rep but you should be in the thread causing trouble.
Is he pessimistic about America? Caues I definitely am pessimistic/cynical about America.
BTW you totally blew my mind by referencing a man from my home town that has written books i have never heard of! I bought both of them, can't wait to read them.
A rather sad and vunerable one with a baby face.
Obviously.
Oh! How evil you are!
Ma'am!
I'll have you know, as of last week, I am nineteen, and thus, A MAN.
So please treat me with proper respect ma'am!
Or I won't de-weed your garden!
Thanks?
Also, I prefer tea, Coffee is for the weak minded
I'd heard that, too. Poor Billy. Did you see him in the Doors film? I saw him live a couple of years back, and he was already 50, but wow he was so energetic on stage. I thought, if I'm so full of life at 50, I'll be a lucky man.
Yes, I had in mind "local" chocolate. Not that the beans are local of course, but the finished product. It's not a requirement to send me any in return. Only if you want to. Otherwise, maybe you could 'pay it forward' with a gift of chocolate to a friend, relative or even a stranger there. It's entirely up to you.
As for what I like., since you asked, milk chocolate with nuts is a favourite, but I'm really not at all fussy. How about you? 
I agree with everything you just said here. I love the way Monet and Van Gogh used color. With Da Vinci is more technique and subject matter. Right on SC!!
Oh yes, I like that idea! Have you read Godel, Escher, Bach?
Oh are we going to start a race of self-deprecation now? You are great! You make me want to be smarter.
Ok, now it's like I am talking to myself. LOL
Just kidding.
NOOOOOOOOOO I don't want to depress you! I have some different stuff that isn't depressing at all! I need to get a different format for that and I will send it to you.
HAH! I am glad you like it! I have been listening to it a lot too. It is something I can play while I read.
The dude in the clip is not really the best singer in the world, but I think he has a voice that goes well with the Tambura drone tone and illustrates the pure harmonies when he hits the notes. I really like Raga Darbari, which he sings parts of at 2:50-4:55. -
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