bexi:
thank you for you comment and for attaching that video. 
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bob:
Thanks, I really appreciate it. Glad you like 'em.
I met eMusic about two years ago but it was not until about a year ago before we became close. eMusic and I met as strangers through an internet advertisement and from her front page I felt like she was trying to be more of an exclusive club, a fortress gate. I could not figure out what she had to offer and it seemed she...
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elizagirl:
hey! You mentioned me! I'S FAMOUS.
do/did you like the National?
Sorry you broke up with your music provider. It sounds like it was for the best, but I know it's hard.
I can't offer a new alternative, but I will say, when you find someone new....listen to the Dirty Projectors, and Beirut.
do/did you like the National?
Sorry you broke up with your music provider. It sounds like it was for the best, but I know it's hard.
I can't offer a new alternative, but I will say, when you find someone new....listen to the Dirty Projectors, and Beirut.
remj:
Devotchka is fun. You might enjoy some local acts - The Bad Things, Hey Marseilles. It's difficult for me to buy into online music offerings - I've spent so many hours in a record store, there's that soothing clack, clack, clack as you riffle through offerings...looking and hoping for that forgotten gem.
jonnyjonnyh:
Those might fit me, how much do you want?
rob_atrophy:
I did think about if I lost a hand. Imagine how much character I would have then...?
As we grow older we are shown how people interact within a relationship. We are given the tiny scraps of a gorgeous, torn-up libretto. We piece together simple passages and learn to sing them for ourselves. We venture out and learn to sing them to those that we profess to love. We do our best.
There are times when I feel proud of what I...
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dan_brodribb:
Thanks as always, for sharing your thoughts on my article.
I really liked this blog, especially this passage: "they too have followed this same very, different journey and have to come to find just enough that works but not enough to know why or where to start explaining to someone else." When you're working one-on-one with someone it's a lot easier, but when you're writing for a mass audience of people you don't know, it often feels like a total crap shoot as to what's going to be helpful for people.
My imperfect solution is to write as honestly as I can and hope it either inspires or enrages people enough that they go out and find what works for them.
Personally, I believe relationships are experiential. A church can't teach you how to do it. An advice columnist can't tell you how to do it. A pick-up artist can't teach you how to do it. People have to teach themselves by testing what they're told, because in the end they're the ones who know themselves and are ultimately responsible for their own happiness.
I really liked this blog, especially this passage: "they too have followed this same very, different journey and have to come to find just enough that works but not enough to know why or where to start explaining to someone else." When you're working one-on-one with someone it's a lot easier, but when you're writing for a mass audience of people you don't know, it often feels like a total crap shoot as to what's going to be helpful for people.
My imperfect solution is to write as honestly as I can and hope it either inspires or enrages people enough that they go out and find what works for them.
Personally, I believe relationships are experiential. A church can't teach you how to do it. An advice columnist can't tell you how to do it. A pick-up artist can't teach you how to do it. People have to teach themselves by testing what they're told, because in the end they're the ones who know themselves and are ultimately responsible for their own happiness.
Back from Los Angeles. The best part about the trip is probably that my dad hit on Lisa. There is not enough and equally too much to talk about in regards to the trip.
Lisa pointed this discussion (http://suicidegirls.com/boards/Lifestyle/301426/) out to me as being a SG Winner. Most everything has been said and individuals have spent more time pondering these matters. I only wanted to...
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Lisa pointed this discussion (http://suicidegirls.com/boards/Lifestyle/301426/) out to me as being a SG Winner. Most everything has been said and individuals have spent more time pondering these matters. I only wanted to...
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stiles:
That column could have been quite good if the author was better. As it was, it turned out OK in spite of the OP, who provided some unintentional humor - a bit of a trend among troll-started threads in the last few years.
Every cloud has a silver lining, etc.
Every cloud has a silver lining, etc.
melladoree:
xoxo
Our present obsession for youth and beauty reeks of the pressure cooking of an image that now exceeds our own life and the briefness of which that image has to take the stage.
noend:
So how's the new place and roommate?
Mr. McQueen, my hats off to you for making some unbelievably impeccable men's clothing. Thanks Lisa.
Gave me the inspiration to grab some suits decent suits off eBay. That and I found a shoe designer: Mark Nason. Which I would almost classify as Western Douche Bag. I'll try, if I can, to walk that dangerous line embroidered douchery and stylish.
Gave me the inspiration to grab some suits decent suits off eBay. That and I found a shoe designer: Mark Nason. Which I would almost classify as Western Douche Bag. I'll try, if I can, to walk that dangerous line embroidered douchery and stylish.
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codexwyrm:
Honestly, if you walked like that, with that makeup, it wouldn't matter what the hell you were wearing. Take away the crazy hats, gloves, and overcoats, and the suits look pretty common.
From now on I'll try to remember to introduce you, "This is Frank, he walks the line between embroidered douchery and stylish."
From now on I'll try to remember to introduce you, "This is Frank, he walks the line between embroidered douchery and stylish."
rob_atrophy:
Hey! We need to talk...what ever happened with you coming to visit...We are both very flakey, being busy doesn't help that much either...
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casper:
oh my god. that's insane.
that cat did have awesome insight tho.
that cat did have awesome insight tho.
freckle:
do they fit?
I'm finding out that you damn near create a damn near eco-system with the python language. A garden of eden if you will. Why stop a simple file system operations, create your own build script, build server, web services, web site, and I'm sure it won't stop there.
I have less fear with the language than I did with Perl or PHP. I don't think...
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