Through Webs and Threads, The Pattern Evolves
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Metall gjør en lystig og glad.Ashaman wrote:Nå held du kjeften! Du kan ikkje seie at ein ikkje kan bli glad av Metal!Lothair Mantelar wrote:Jeg trodde dette skulle være en pakke som gjorde RJ litt lettere til sinns; Black Metall får vel en noe motsatt virkning.?Akira wrote:
Norsk black metal er folkemusikk nok.
Men det kan jo være at RJ liker slik musikk...
Dere aner ikke hva han liker av musikk, derfor er det nok best om musikken bare droppes helt...Trenger ikke å droppe helt, det er jo fint å sende en smakebit av norsk folkemusikk eller Grieg eller noe sånt.Adelaid wrote:Enig med deg Nynaeve
Så vet vi det LM.RJ i bloggen wrote:For Kristin, who wanted to know what sort of fish I fish for, it depends on the time of year and what’s biting, really. We can go off-shore and fish for blue marlin, sailfish, king mackerel, dolphin, swordfish, albacore, and several kinds of tuna, including occasionally one of the giant blues, or stay inshore and go after tarpon, redfish, jack crevalle, or sea trout (weakfish, technically, not steelhead) and if nothing else is biting, ladyfish, which is called the poor man’s tarpon. They are fairly small — I think the world record is around five pounds — but they make spectacular leaps and runs and are very good sport on ultralight tackle. There are many other inshore fish, of course, ranging from croaker to hammerheads, but I don’t fish for them, just as I don’t fish for barracuda. They’re something you catch by accident.
Jaja, det ser ut som at han er en ordentlig storkar på fiskefronten. Står ingenting om salmon, men seatrout er det jo en del av her.Sauegjeteren wrote:Så vet vi det LM.RJ i bloggen wrote:For Kristin, who wanted to know what sort of fish I fish for, it depends on the time of year and what’s biting, really. We can go off-shore and fish for blue marlin, sailfish, king mackerel, dolphin, swordfish, albacore, and several kinds of tuna, including occasionally one of the giant blues, or stay inshore and go after tarpon, redfish, jack crevalle, or sea trout (weakfish, technically, not steelhead) and if nothing else is biting, ladyfish, which is called the poor man’s tarpon. They are fairly small — I think the world record is around five pounds — but they make spectacular leaps and runs and are very good sport on ultralight tackle. There are many other inshore fish, of course, ranging from croaker to hammerheads, but I don’t fish for them, just as I don’t fish for barracuda. They’re something you catch by accident.
Er det forresten noen herifra som har spurt om dette? Nå er det ikke sikkert Kristin er så unormalt navn andre steder heller, men spørsmålet kan passe i forhold til samtaleemner her, og Kristin er ett veldig norsk navn.
