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sorry. the computer was "abducted" by someone else.

p.s.
do you have top secret info to share?

YEah, whatever you say about Ichiro, he's amazing to watch.

The game tonight, less so....

Aside from his more famous works (like the ones you listed), I've never really read much Poe. The book was only $2, so I figured I'd take a chance.

Worst comes to worst, I'll fall back on my extensive Eddings collection. I haven't read those books since HS.

Well, I was kinda slow on catching this one, I admit.

Skipper = Jonas Grumby

I don't get the booger reference.

I did not know that.
I was never an avid watcher of 'WKRP' though.

what?

another true story: you pack your things and move to memphis too! (hey, it could happen! i'll see you there!!)

Uhh... no... if i had money for one... i would be buying myself one...

I really hope the spring cleaning works... it could definitly make a portion of the site alot more enjoyable...

my own head is likely to explode. only consolation is that i'd probably lose 10 pounds.

Gorgeous Globs of Green Goo! It's something all of us share this season!

What color is your snot? Because the "sickie" level of snot comes on a sliding scale. I read somewhere if your snot is clear-colored then you don't have any viral infection within your body. (Usual allergies produce clear snot.) The next level is yellow snot. Finally, green. If your snot is green, then you know you have bad bacteria floating around in your body.

p.s.
There are a lot of cheap keyboards now. My friend bought one at Ross for eight bucks. Nice monitors are fairly inexpensive now too. You can easily find one for under a hundred. (You probably already know this, oh well) Nothing beats the ease and convenience of a laptop though.

ha ha! thanks, but i doubt if i can rightfully join the group. i'm not sure if it's the type of "water sport" i'm into. however, i do cherish fond memories of watching the men's water polo team as they play wearing itsy bitsy thongish Speedos.

It's like picking the yankees at the start of the baseball season. They won't win it every year, but it's the safest bet. They were a #1 seed. They were weak, but it they did make it to the elite 8. Better than 'Cuse did, better than Wake. But it does suck for me, cuz they are my team.

Great pick. Especially in the Eighth Round.

I would bet a significant amount of money that Bonds is playing by Mid-May. He just said that stuff to get the media all in a tizzy/off his back/fuck up people's fantasy drafts. Knee surgeries like that typically only take a month to heal. Even with his advanced age, he'll be out there much sooner than the All Star Break.

Trust me. I've been watching Bonds for the past 13 years. About once a year he pulls out the "this might be my last year" routine. It's just for his own amusement.

so would you get fringe benefits at the DairyM? like free milk and popsicles or something? then it would totally be worth it.

i have an emac, you know the one that looks a giant half-egg.. but i dont use it much because it's not nearly as convenient as the laptop. i heard good things about the mac mini. too bad apple just doesnt include a mini keyboard and mini monitor to go with it for an extra $100.

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hello

St. Louis isn't a bad place to live. I mean, if you are a vegetarian or vegan then you should probably avoid the mid-west altogether.

It is a union town, so you will only find companies like wal-mart on the outskirts for the most part. Rent prices aren't bad and being a pro-labor town, wages are generally pretty good.

They are doing a lot of highway and airport expansion currently, as well as expanding the light rail system. Right now the light rail can get you to downtown, and will drop you off at any professional sports venue, which is nice.

Excellent italian food, thin crust pizza, and toasted ravioli. Be forewarned, at many local pizza places there they will use provolone instead of mozzarella. I remember when I was a little kid that if you ordered from pizza hut or dominos it would come with provolone. which, in my opinion, is the way to make a pizza.

Yeah, Spike is the first Elvis Costello I heard too. I saw the "Veronica" video on MTV, and was intrigued. Couldn't afford to buy it right away, but it didn't take long. And this was during a big Beatles phase for me, so the fact that Paul McCartney co-wrote some of the songs clinched it. A lot of Costello fans regard this as a low-point in his career, but I can't figure that out. Admittedly it has some synth stuff here and there that seems kinda cheesy today, and maybe the fact that Elvis was getting MTV play at all turned off some fans... But as far as I'm concerned, Spike is a career highlight. I love the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, and especially Marc Ribot on guitar. Whenever I hear "Chewing Gum," I think every pop song should have a tuba. And Ribot's avant skronk.

Any idea where you want to work? I have my stuff in with temp agencies, so I'm not to worried, but I feel sick over this (literally). They say they have no record of my work, so they think I faked my hours. I'm waiting to hear back from them. I'll probably get fired. I feel nauseated. I've been with them for four years. I was going to quit soon anyway, but quitting doesn't leave a black mark on your record.

when I lived in orlando 'bout 6 years ago, we threw lots of house parties, and aeon flux was always on the TV with random electronica playing in the background. it always synced up so well, better after a few bong hits.

did you know season one of Pete & Pete comes out on DVD in May?

http://suicidegirls.com/boards/Lifestyle/64603/

How can you not include Bleach Boys???

Maybe I'll do the Pixies but it seems somewhat redundant since there is already a "Best of " CD floating around out there for them....