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Wow, Diana Rigg? Nice catch. Sorry, I mean Dame Diana Rigg.

I started with an 80 gallon that now has 8 discus, 1 endlicheri and 1 senegal bichir, and a synodontis eupterus "featherfin squeaker" catfish.

Now I've got 2 additional 50 gallons that I set up with a Diana Walstad / NPT configuration with a layer of topsoil for substrate topped with small gravel in one tank and sand in the other. Danois and neons in the gravel and tiger barbs and corydoras in the sand. Those tanks work great for strong, heavy planting, and can go for months without any water changes or other maintenance -- quite the opposite of the picky discus!

Always fun to hear about another aquarium lover.

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Good choice! Thank you!! :
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*promote the Mozart because it makes me *happy




I've honestly never heard a better version of the "Queen of the Night" Aria, and I've performed in that Opera a half dozen times or so. This blows me away every time I listen to it. The icing on the cake is that Diana Damrau is so freaking sexy I can hardly stand it!

Good choice! Thank you!!
In reply to this comment by therealblankman:
*promote the Mozart because it makes me *happy

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No, but I remember when you saw a creepy video of Glenn Beck sexually harassing a woman on air, and you said nothing other than figure out a retarded way to slam someone on the left for something they did over a decade ago...

(Psst, look below!)


>> ^quantumushroom:
Remember when you liberals elected that creep to the Presidency who fired women for not blowing him? And the "feminists" said nothing? (Awkward silence continues).

>> ^quantumushroom:

Remember when you liberals elected that creep to the Presidency who fired women for not blowing him? And the "feminists" said nothing? (Awkward silence continues).


Oh...? So that kinda nullifies idiot behaviour when others do it?

Thanks!

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*quality

>> ^rebuilder:

I see this video and I'm struck by how much has changed in just my brief lifetime. We're now a society where the death of a tech company's CEO is noted more highly than that of, say, Mother Theresa's was.


1. Mother Teresa wasn't that nice and
2. I don't know what society you live in, but I remember people going nuts over her death, to the point where someone I know made the facepalm-inducing suggestion that the end times were near because god was "calling his favourites home" (she and princess diana died within a week of each other).

Besides, I don't see anyone claiming Jobs was a saint....

>> ^westy:

It made me sad that he is dead which is pretty fucked up and shows you how shallow emotions can be, logically I don't care that he is dead not any more than any other person that has died.
We have this weird artificial image of him I don't even know who he is , he is probably as much a cunt as he is a nice guy.
Just because sum-one can be more easily attributed for there effect on the world should not mean we should necessarily celebrate them more or less than other people , or morn them more ore less than other people.


Kind of the same feeling here. Every time I hear about a celebrity death, I wonder how many people died the same day who are completely unsung. Maybe I'm just bitter about those princess diana trading cards I got off ebay...

I've seen Chaka Khan live before...truth be told her opening act was way better. Ledisi...look her up.>> ^BoneRemake:

are you listening to Diana Ross and putting on lipstick ?
how aboot some Chaka

are you listening to Diana Ross and putting on lipstick ?

how aboot some Chaka

"Depending on the writer, Diana's invulnerability and power varied greatly according to the needs of the story. "

source
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonder_Woman#Pre-Crisis

>> ^srue:

At the beginning he refers to the "ninth of November." It never occurred to me that Europeans would hear "9/11" and get the month/day switched.

he mentions it a few times just before this and decides to 'make a stand and claim back the calendar' for the British.