Escape from boredom

• Beer bloody mary: beer with tomato juice, Tabasco and Worcestershire (optional: vodka, raw egg)
• Bee sting: dark beer and organge juice
• Black velvet: stout, such as Guinness, cut 50-50 with Champagne
• Boilermaker (or depth charge): a shot glass of whiskey dropped into a glass of beer
• Brodway (or diesel): beer and cola
• Liverpool kiss: dark beer with cassis
• Magické oko: a shot of zelená liqueur dropped into a glass of beer
• Radler (or panaché): beer with lemonade or lemon soda, usually around 2:1
• Red eye: a shot of tomato juice added to beer (also known as a red rooster)
• Shadygaff (or shandy): beer with ginger beer, ginger ale or lemonade
• Skip and go naked: beer with lemon juice, gin and often whater else is on hand
• Snakebite: beer cut with cider 50:50
• Terminator: Long Island iced tea, beer and Kahula

All gathered from The Prague Post http://www.praguepost.com

Remember reading about puting salt in peoples vounds, and it would sting as he#¤. It’s true, I’m cooking rice now, and when having salt in the water I got some in a scratch I have on my finger…ouuutch!!!

Did some tyding earlier this morning and came accross the business card to the place we stayed in Melnik. The place was nice, and the webpage is impressive I must say, all in consideration. Take a look for your self http://pristamena.blgrad.com/

So you think Google was only about indexing all the pages on the Internet, think again. I would personally say that Google is about to become the new Microsoft, with even worse consequenses for you and me. Read more at http://www.google-watch.org. I find it very interesting to read about their project of scanning all the books at The University of Michigan library (which by the way has a lot more books than the Norwegian National Library http://www.nb.no. Comments to the contract between the library and Google, and the contract, here http://www.google-watch.org/foia/umfoia.html

Kristin Halvorsen, Sosialistisk Venstreperti…arrghhh!!! And the plug to my antenna is not working ok, so there is a lot of interferrence when I’m trying to listen to NRKp3, I’m hungry, not much in my refrigerator, my legs are hurting after yesterdays Nordmarkstraveren. I must admit that running 5 marathons in one year (still have one left) was a lot harder for my legs than I had expected. I realize that I had not done enough running upfront. I’m in good enough shape, but my muscles are not at all prepared for this. I have had to do a lot more running, slow and very long distances…BUT – I will manage. By the way, do we pay more for 1 liter gasoline compared to 1998, not according to this article http://www.ssb.no/valgaktuelt/arkiv/art-2005-09-05-03.html. Back to SV, average income in Norway is aprox 330.000 NOK, I would ask, are you to be considered as a person with high income if you earn a bit more than 70.000 above average income (according to this article http://www.vg.no/pub/vgart.hbs?artid=107717), I would like to do a counter-attack. If you earn 260.000, are you then poor? I would suggest they go as high as 500.000…yet another sunday morning…