Ready to drink Black and Tans
til I'm Black and Blue
til I'm Black and Blue
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My heart was once so big it crushed the one closest to me...its since contracted to original size but still retains the muscle memory of that experience.
adobe:
Yes, but muscle memory must be clearly differentiated from muscle strength. For without regular usage, muscle inevitably atrophies.
adobe:
Your response in my journal took me by surprise. As an Objectivist, I'd expect that you'd find that *answers* are indeed absolute, and not contingent upon the constant flux of fleeting environmental circumstances.
I'm no longer treading water and have avoided the fork that would have sent me to the Swamp. I've floated near some rapids that require me to swim like mad to reach a whole new world. A Fantastic new World. Into the Jungle...Doubt/Excitement/Anxiety/Hard Work is my current stroke of choice. I could use some support however...a middle of the night anxiety could be softened with...
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adobe:
P.S.
So you fashion creative shapes from your carrot-colored stubble? =P
So you fashion creative shapes from your carrot-colored stubble? =P
adobe:
...and I'm back...
I don't have anything against the smiley emoticons. In my years of youth, I did not fancy them either but I have since changed my opinion on them. However, I respect your present choice to avoid cute smilies. Still, I decided to offer a token of peace -->
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I don't have anything against the smiley emoticons. In my years of youth, I did not fancy them either but I have since changed my opinion on them. However, I respect your present choice to avoid cute smilies. Still, I decided to offer a token of peace -->
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i'm working part-time at a five and dime,
my boss is mr. mcgee.
my boss is mr. mcgee.
razor13:
brooklyn patk sounds right, is cottage grove near there, that could be it....if you could email that info, and it pans out, the hookers are yours....
"Get out on that Dance Floor"
--Prince
--Prince
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charlie_stars:
happy birthday
stickyrice:
::singin' the birthday song::
Did you change your name, and then back?
At one time, when I first started traveling for work, I thought every city I visited was paradise. Then I realized it was often because of the expense account!
The only city whose glow persists beyond the company-paid food and drink: San Francisco. San Francisco.
Did you change your name, and then back?
At one time, when I first started traveling for work, I thought every city I visited was paradise. Then I realized it was often because of the expense account!
The only city whose glow persists beyond the company-paid food and drink: San Francisco. San Francisco.
I find myself beginning to enjoy old films more and more...Jimmy Stewart and Peter Sellers are two of my favorites.
The colors and Twisted Nature of Hitchcock, The rapid dialogue of a Bogart Fillm.
There appears to be a distinct difference in the Pre/Post Nuclear era of Filmmaking...What is the shift between the pre/post Terrorist world?
The colors and Twisted Nature of Hitchcock, The rapid dialogue of a Bogart Fillm.
There appears to be a distinct difference in the Pre/Post Nuclear era of Filmmaking...What is the shift between the pre/post Terrorist world?
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clara:
I just watched Babes In Arms. It was awful and wonderful all at once.
valiumthyme:
11:11 -- seems like every damn time i look at the clock it's divisible by 11: 3:33, 4:44, 5:22. it's gotten to the point where it isn't coincidence-- the odds may be random, but then I sure experience more than my share of viewing the clock when it's 11:11. So that's my sign. I don't know what sign it is, but I think it's a good one. Now I just have to figure out what it means.
And you? what strange relationship do you have to 11:11?
And you? what strange relationship do you have to 11:11?
In the past 2 days I've:
1) Spoke with Jimmy Kimmel's assistant
2) Been fingerprinted.
1) Spoke with Jimmy Kimmel's assistant
2) Been fingerprinted.
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stickyrice:
Metaphorically, and thank you for recognizing it.
This is appalling, I suppose, but I didn't know who J.K. is until I looked him up. I don't have no TV. Ain't had for years. Is this involved with a new job? You sanded your fingertips before you got them inked, of course, didn't you? *Didn't you?* Have you learned nothing from me?
This is appalling, I suppose, but I didn't know who J.K. is until I looked him up. I don't have no TV. Ain't had for years. Is this involved with a new job? You sanded your fingertips before you got them inked, of course, didn't you? *Didn't you?* Have you learned nothing from me?
ilovemikehunt:
lack of eyes? oh no, i must be bilnd...is my third eye gone too? ahhh. no i have not seen or heard of that.
Da do do do...Da da da da....Is that what the Police are telling people?
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ilovemikehunt:
by the way, i lied about the whipping wit...it just doesn't show sometimes; for example. the past three days. my brain is officially (yes, the documents have been signed) fried (temporarily, of course). after my initial 3 day reaction to the war, i had a system overload which yielded an insatiable desire to obtain the results of intoxication. apparently, i've gotten what i had wanted...but do i really want it?
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hugoroark:
[http://suicidegirls.com/members/jbird/]
These times are a changin....
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stickyrice:
You've been waitin' frit!
linz:
"if i could turn back time" lalalala
So I went and played Bingo yesterday in my dad's hometown of 212 people (98 when I was younger)...it was a get together to celebrate my Grandma's 97th...this chick rocks, funnier yet is that her daughter (My aunt) is 72 and looks great, good omen for my longevity I guess.
The world stops when it's Bingo for the Quilts...hand made. Tempers flare even when the...
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stickyrice:
Old ladies at bingo: they rock, they're smiling, but some have knives.
Who else would you have had to greet other than the blind date, I mean? You mentioned 4 or 5 awkward greetings. The situation at least had the safety factor for you, the luxury of evaluation at a remove. A disc jockety pal o' mine used to make dates over the phone with girls whod call him while he was on the air. Hed set up a meeting, ask what the girl would be wearing, and then cruise the area check her out from a distance and then decide what to do.
As for the anticipation being better than the experience, Id say thats often been true for me and sometimes not. Best strategy has been not to anticipate (to the extent thats possible), and make do with whatevers in front of me.
Predicting the Dow end-of-year is too far out. If Bush gets his war, the market will rebound and Ill dump the paltry holdings I have. Beyond that, oh boy.
Chardonnay from the Russian River valley: anything with lots of butter and oak. If red, pinot noir from Oregon: Willamette Valley. Big fruit.
Who else would you have had to greet other than the blind date, I mean? You mentioned 4 or 5 awkward greetings. The situation at least had the safety factor for you, the luxury of evaluation at a remove. A disc jockety pal o' mine used to make dates over the phone with girls whod call him while he was on the air. Hed set up a meeting, ask what the girl would be wearing, and then cruise the area check her out from a distance and then decide what to do.
As for the anticipation being better than the experience, Id say thats often been true for me and sometimes not. Best strategy has been not to anticipate (to the extent thats possible), and make do with whatevers in front of me.
Predicting the Dow end-of-year is too far out. If Bush gets his war, the market will rebound and Ill dump the paltry holdings I have. Beyond that, oh boy.
Chardonnay from the Russian River valley: anything with lots of butter and oak. If red, pinot noir from Oregon: Willamette Valley. Big fruit.
And yeah, I hope you're avoiding fried foods as well.