I remembered some outdoors last weekend

Beautiful area there. Here in Florida, at least in Jacksonville, you have to travel some way to find scenery (and it's going to be flat; Florida, after all). Still, thanks for sharing!

Peace,
Rob

... in this photo?

http://www.kinstle.com/~drbob/gallery/view_photo.php?set_albumName=lilyos&id=IMG_5730

That sure looks like a partially submerged Dr to me. From what I remember of the Screen Savers spot I saw him in, anyway.

That sure looks like a partially submerged Dr to me. From what I remember of the Screen Savers spot I saw him in, anyway.

I believe he's looking for The Most Fabulous Object in the Universe.

--Peace

A "Time Bandits" reference? I've not seen it yet, but it's going on my NetFlix queue. I already had Brazil and The City of Lost Children, anything else like those three to recommend?

Breasts? Those float.

/Webster chortles

Breasts? Those float.

Only in water, luckily. Lighter then air ones present some practical difficulties. (You wouldn't know it from watching Japanese Anime, however.)

--Peace

I believe he's looking for The Most Fabulous Object in the Universe.

Breasts? Those float.

Just bein' a grammar nazi:

The Most Fabulous Objects in the Unierse

[quote=drbob]

... in this photo?

Yes, it is. Can you believe I turn 30 in 2 months?

What a pup! (says Davintosh, green with jealousy.)

Your wallet story made me laugh a little; that happened to me whilst canoeing around our fine city, except I ended up with a bonus leech on my leg for my trouble. Eeewwww!

Only in water, luckily. Lighter then air ones present some practical difficulties.

Well since I was looking in the water in the context, I say it's relevant and appropriate useage.

As nice as they might be in pairs and attached to their owner I would worry a bit if one which satisfied neither condition just floated by. ;^)

--Peace