FAO Coligny

[wagyl]

After that I think we need an antidote.

[Coligny]

How to basics have really improved these last weeks...

[matsuki]

[Coligny]

No Tortie in these video as they don't do the "guilty" thing...

[Russell]

[matsuki]

[Taro Toporific]

Today's new cat toy at my beach place.

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(Yow, did this little lizard pick the wrong place to sneak into. My furry Killer has been
playing with his new toy all morning.)

[Coligny]

Got them from time to time... They usually end up as a gift on my pillow...

[matsuki]

Just pray they stick to lizards, if they pick up an imori (newt)...

The local imori aren't as toxic as the one in the video but could still probably take out a cat.

[Coligny]

Taking a dump, Coligny style...

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Not pictured: the third one sleeping in my underwear at the same time...

[Taro Toporific]

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[Russell]

[Coligny]

Showed that to me Julie the other day...

First thing she said: "a bengal, the only thing worse than a tortie... NEVER..."

Seems she knows more aboot feline than I thought...

[yanpa]

Paris police lose 51kg of seized cocaine from their own headquarters
Drugs worth £2m vanish from force's famous HQ at 36 Quai des Orfèvres, just months after building was mired in rape allegation

Paris police are investigating the disappearance of 51kg of cocaine from a supposedly locked and sealed room in their own headquarters on the banks of the Seine.

The cocaine "bricks" with a street value of around €2.5m (£2m) were seized a month ago after officers smashed a drug trafficking network in the capital.

They were supposed to be under lock and key at the force's legendary headquarters at 36 Quai des Orfèvres, for ever associated with the fictional French detective Maigret.

...plus...

[Taro Toporific]

"a bengal, the only thing worse than a tortie... NEVER..."

That's not a bengal: That's a 'catsnake'!

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http://richmond.craigslist.org/pet/4578667276.html

Now excuse my while I put on my stovepipe hat so I can take my catsnake for a walk before my unborn twin starts to get cranky.

[matsuki]

[Russell]

[matsuki]

This French bitch is giving me a boner...

[Takechanpoo]

renault is just a pimp of nissan and waste her sales

[matsuki]

That is one expensive hooker!

[Russell]

Hmm, anyone seen Coligny here lately?

[Yokohammer]

Hmm, anyone seen Coligny here lately?

Conspicuous by his absence the last couple days, ne.


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[Russell]

It is out of character, so to say, for Coligny to not leave a message for almost a week.

I wonder whether he read this article...

‘Internet fasting’—returning to the real world

[...]

More and more people are increasingly worried about their addiction to the Internet and have adopted the practice of “Internet fasting” by deliberately spending time offline.

Tomohiko Yoneda, 41, who wrote “Digital Detox no Susume” (Digital detox recommended), did an Internet fast for a month last autumn. Before that, he had been hooked up to the Internet for 12 hours every day.

“When I couldn’t go online because I was sick and bedridden, I felt relaxed,” Yoneda said. “I was tired of continuously sending out messages that I thought people would like. I also was really worried when I found I was unable to read a book all the way through as my ability to concentrate and think deeply had diminished.”

Yoneda figured out how many hours he had been using the Internet and rearranged his digital life. He made it a rule to check e-mails only twice a day, while increasing the number of occasions he met face to face with other people. As a result, he had more time on his hands, could concentrate better, and had a general feeling of well-being.

“Unlike those bits of information on the Internet, real-life experiences make us fully engage all five senses, and because of that, we can learn something from those experiences,” Yoneda said. “In addition, we can never be content with ourselves as long as we are dependent on the approval of others. I now feel I’ve regained the power to take control of my life—a life that had previously been dominated by the Internet.”

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[matsuki]

I think his keitai battery just ran out and he's on an extra long McDee's purge...

[Yokohammer]

Nine days, no silliness ... now that's some sort of record.

Something's up.

[Taro Toporific]

Nine days, no silliness ... now that's some sort of record. Something's up.

Yep, it's strange. Maybe he wants more attention from us.

[Greji]

Nine days, no silliness ... now that's some sort of record. Something's up.

Yep, it's strange. Maybe he wants more attention from us.

Hey, Taro, some of us just need some downtime occasionally to drink beer and work on perfecting our YBF habit...

[yanpa]

Hmm, has anyone ever seen Coligny and Greji in the same room?

[Greji]

Hmm, has anyone ever seen Coligny and Greji in the same room?

Couple of years back, we had an FG'er at a joint right off Aoyama-dori and Coligny Shinkan'd up from Nagoya to be there...

[matsuki]

I sent a hail to the bunker, I think the black plague must have reached the big T cause he's dared to venture away from the keyboard to work on his battleship. I'm guessing it is a fumigation turret install on the roof but with all the walking dead in that place, he might have finally installed bull bars.