The Red Fairy: Lucid Absinthe and Red Bull Cocktail

A cocktail 6 times stronger than Four Loko.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afoNDCbf3rM&hl=en

Absinthe (green fairy)

Bloody hell was strong you carnt prepare yourself for it enough



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nj5kcj6xB_M&hl=en

W4!D!5 - Absinthe (The Green Fairy)

Ya ya, Vox needs fix.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaQSPCoBqtU&hl=en

Green Fairy: Chapter 1

John is put to the test after selling his soul and finds himself in a violent purgatory. Johns lost soul is only the beginning of his problems....(Chapter Two coming soon)



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAwVzG6hosw&hl=en

la fée verte (the Green Fairy) and my 22nd Birthday!!!!!!

this is not finished this is first night of partying for my birthday, this was supposed to be on the 21st but i got sick so i had to wait a bit to put it up. there will be more movies nd photos to come, they should b up at the end of the week!!!!! PICTURES OF HOOTERS AND TOSH.0 I GOT OFF THE WEB



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaeS7yMDweg&hl=en

The Chronicles of Absinthe aka. "The Green Fairy" Part 2 of 5

Phil with the "Green Fairy After Effects" Part 1 (this is not joke, seems like it, but it's not. Thought he was BS'ing at first, but when we had to pick him up etc, we know it was no joke... heheh) A collection of vids of a group of friends experimenting with the Infamous well known HISTORICAL drink called ABSTINTHE aka. "The Green Fairy" !!! This is the Czech Version (La Fee) with a 70% alcohol level. Look to see what this drink does to ppl.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tl8wwyw5lTQ&hl=en

Green Fairy: The Return of Chucky

Green Fairy Live in Montreux, Casino Music Awards Final Fiesta, Ned Music Club, October 6, 2007



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7aeFCZfADw&hl=en

The Raccoon and the Green Fairy.

Higgs Raccoon visits a nightclub in late-19th-century Paris,



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLktfpMoU28&hl=en

Fairy, Butterfly and Angel Tattoos - Tattoo Designs For Women

Fairy, butterfly and angel tattoos are all time favorite designs for women when it comes to body art. Come to think of it, these are all have one thing in common - they all have wings. Generally, wings symbolize freedom as it indicates flight. It also represents love, peace and is said to be the link between earth and sky.

Fairies are small, mythical creatures that are beautiful and possesses magical powers. When depicted as tattoos, they are sort of a depiction that "I am nice but naughty" as what fairies generally are. The most famous of this type of tat theme is tinkerbell. It seems to be a representation of one's childhood innocence.

Angels can in many forms. They can be guardian angels, cherubs, angel wings and archangels. They are meant to symbolize one's spirituality and religious beliefs. They are also representation of serenity, calmness and holiness. The most popular of these tattoo theme are the angel wings tattooed on the back.

Butterflies are no doubt one of the most sought after tattoo designs for women. Not only are they naturally beautiful but they are meaningful as well. The connotations attached to them are very much related to what a woman go through in her life such as change, transformation and freedom.

Angel, fairy and butterfly are top three tattoo designs are definitely attractive and artistic when inked on a woman's body. With their flexibility and versatility as tattoo designs, they will always be on the trend and will definitely not lose their appeal.

The Chronicles of Absinthe aka. "The Green Fairy" Part 5 of 5

A collection of vids of a group of friends experimenting with the Infamous well known HISTORICAL drink called ABSTINTHE aka. "The Green Fairy" !!! This is the Czech Version (La Fee) with a 70% alcohol level. Look to see what this drink does to ppl.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qvF-cELeII&hl=en

Absinth - Theme Song (Picture Of Absinthe & Green Fairy)

My tribute video to the legend of Absinth and Green Fairy, maked to the music of unknown to me band, song called Absinth



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOE4OZsFnhE&hl=en

The Chronicles of Absinthe aka. "The Green Fairy" Part 3 of 5

Phil with the "Green Fairy After Effects" Part 2 (this is not joke, seems like it, but it's not. Thought he was BS'ing at first, but when we had to pick him up etc, we know it was no joke... heheh) A collection of vids of a group of friends experimenting with the Infamous well known HISTORICAL drink called ABSTINTHE aka. "The Green Fairy" !!! This is the Czech Version (La Fee) with a 70% alcohol level. Look to see what this drink does to ppl.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSlzivlTrlk&hl=en

A Fairy, a Low-Fat Bagel, and a Sack of Hammers

One bright, sunny day, the Bad Internet Fairy closed down every company and organization site on the web.
No more shopping. No more sites selling endless products and services. No more university, non-profit, or political sites.

All closed.

So all the programmers, designers, and usability engineers went home, shaking their heads.

Too bad! No more web.

And they all slept in the next morning. After all, with the web gone, why go to work? They stayed home, got up late, sipped on their cappuccinos and nibbled on low-fat bagels.

And they missed something.

They missed the fact that even though all those company and organization sites had closed down, the internet was still ablaze with activity.

Tens of millions of people were sending billions of messages to each other. Young people and old people alike. Instant messages were flying. Blogs were being written and updated. Newsletters were being edited and sent out. Discussion lists were being read and replied to. Personal sites were being created and published. Emails were being written to family and friends.

People were reading and writing. Frowning and laughing. Crying and cheering. Agreeing and disagreeing.

People were engaged. Tens of millions of them. They were reading line after line, page after page. What did they enjoy the most? The best writing. The most interesting opinions. The most original thinkers and voices. Yes, everyone was reading like crazy. People love to read when the subject is close to their hearts, when the writer is known to them and trusted, when the writing is exciting and well crafted.

No surprise here, of course. It's always been that way. Since the first Usenet groups. (Drugs, Sex, and Rock and Roll ... naturally. 1988.) Since the early days of The Well. Since the first Bulletin Boards.

Regular folks, those tens of millions of "prospects" and "customers," have always loved to read online. They love to write, they love to read, they love to get involved, feel engaged. Just text, just the words. ("Just the words?" What a terrible to thing to say about writing!)

Although these millions of people don't think about it or analyze it, they all know a simple truth: their experience of the web is about words, the text. Always has been. Always will be.

This is their place, their medium. They were there, online, before any company or organization. They were there before venture capital companies had wet dreams about "upswings" and IPOs. They were there before a thousand experts decided that the web was about technology, design and process. They were there before some of those same experts announced that people don't like to read online.

Anyway...

After a few days, the Bad Internet Fairy, who wasn't so bad after all, put all the websites back online, and the designers, programmers and usability engineers heaved a collective sigh of relief and went back to work.

And they did what they always did. They designed, programmed and constructed, using the latest software, adhering to the most recent standards, following the coolest design trends.

And when everything was set, mapped out, constructed ... they had someone find a writer to fill in the blank spaces with words.

Too bad. Dumb as a sack of hammers.