I'm spending tomorrow in a cultic field with Per Vikstrand and a metal detector. So I reckon it were best if we all had a look at the druggiest bit in all of Monty Python first.
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We finished machining away the ploughsoil today, and I reckon we've uncovered about 800 square meters. I have a permit for 1200 sqm, but I stopped here. The landowner doesn't want us to expand in the most interesting direction where we have more cool metal-detector finds. And the directions that…
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I didn't know you posted home videos on your blog. Anyway, you look great in that blonde wig with the red highlights.
Thank you! But please, do call me Loretta.
Oh sh*t, it's Mr. Creosote!
Hmm... crossdressing seems to be the right theme for this site.
Will you be looking for fish?
*sigh*
NLO Army, let me explain something to you.
Calling people faggots and cross-dressers is simply ineffectual as an insult around here. We're largely liberals: we don't have a problem with homosexuality or gender ambiguity. And we're largely old enough to be comfortable with our sexuality: whether straight or gay, we don't feel threatened when someone questions our orientation. I've been practicing mine quite energetically for over 20 years now, and I'm not afraid that someone might suddenly pounce upon me and change it.
fish!