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kinch

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Another useless thread from me.

So I went kayaking in Maine a few weeks ago with this German Paleooceanography professor from Columbia.

We were in Maine and visited Poland Spring.

We. Saw. The. SOURCE. Literally, it is called "the Source." It was like I was in the Matrix and had found the holy grail all in one. It is in a mausoleum of pure marble. There is nobody around. You can visit this museum there too, again, nobody there. It is all super nice and marble and granite. Very weird.

Anyway, I want to support them, and I dig trees and the environment and stuff or whatever. . .

But my whole point here is this: I hate the freaking flimsy bottles. I must leave them.

Um. Yeah. Just wondering if anyone else hates the new environmental bottles. There is nothing environmentally sound about drinking bottled water anyway, give me a real bottle.

I have moved on to a steal bottle I refill, all because of them.
 
Wow, this may be my most pointless thread ever, which is saying something. So here is this:

The first person that responds to this post will receive a rubber chicken in the mail. No shit. And it has been all over the world, and passed around, and needs a new owner. I have pics.

Cheers.
 
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AKAKBUCK;1956419; said:
I do! I do!


(But, alas, I'm at least second... so, I lose. Kyle, please PM kinch your mailing address)

If he doesn't want it it's yours.

He has been photographed all over the world. My favorite moment with him: Cortesana and I were in York at their cathedral, one of the most beautiful in the world. She threw it up for an "in flight" picture, and it landed way up on a ledge.

She got the Bishop and police to retrieve it. It was hilarious. "A rubber chicken you say? And this chicken is important? We shall grab the ladders!"

And yes, I have the Bishop posing with said chicken, and the police. :)

We just pass it on from person to person. "Flight of the Chicken" isn't up yet though on the web. We did record surgery on him. . . Hmm.

It's a worthwhile chicken, is all I am saying.
 
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You may be interested in this book as the author covers Poland Spring and the controversy in Freyburg, ME. Will certainly make you question drinking any bottled water if you want to be eco-friendly. However, I will warn you that the book is not well written IMO--but an interesting topic nonetheless.


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kinch;1956428; said:
If he doesn't want it it's yours.

He has been photographed all over the world. My favorite moment with him: Cortesana and I were in York at their cathedral, one of the most beautiful in the world. She threw it up for an "in flight" picture, and it landed way up on a ledge.

She got the Bishop and police to retrieve it. It was hilarious. "A rubber chicken you say? And this chicken is important? We shall grab the ladders!"

And yes, I have the Bishop posing with said chicken, and the police. :)

We just pass it on from person to person. "Flight of the Chicken" isn't up yet though on the web. We did record surgery on him. . . Hmm.

It's a worthwhile chicken, is all I am saying.

No... no... Kyle wants it. He was just kidding.

I'm presuimng a rubber chicked in "choke proof?"
 
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kinch;1956412; said:
We. Saw. The. SOURCE. Literally, it is called "the Source." It was like I was in the Matrix and had found the holy grail all in one. It is in a mausoleum of pure marble. There is nobody around. You can visit this museum there too, again, nobody there. It is all super nice and marble and granite. Very weird.

Pics or it didn't happen.

Also, please tell us more about this German paleooceanographer. I'm intrigued. Really.
 
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