You can have A LOT of fun with THIS.
Just imagine the possibilities.................
Now there's got to be someone I know that deserves a practical joke.
OH god, I have been laughing my ass off at The New Price is Right. you can watch whole episodes here.
Oh my god, hilarious! Another boy with glasses of course and funny as all hell. Drew...
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Just imagine the possibilities.................
Now there's got to be someone I know that deserves a practical joke.
OH god, I have been laughing my ass off at The New Price is Right. you can watch whole episodes here.
Oh my god, hilarious! Another boy with glasses of course and funny as all hell. Drew...
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Last night it was pretty snowy. I was tucked inside the home of a Toyota executive feasting on Shabu-Shabu, which is so good I swear I could eat it all the time and I'm not a big red meat eater. Hmmm.....tofu. I accompanied my boyfriend to an informal work party that was given by his Mgr. I am the only girlfriend there among all...
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I'm in love with Ira Glass. It should freak me out that he's almost as old as my parents, but I'm not. He's so freaking cool. Anyone that has a quote like, "He later attended Northwestern University, in Evanston, Illinois, but found himself frustrated with students who were "only interested in getting graduate degrees and making money." in Wikipedia, is alright in my...
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andthen:
LOL.....I wonder how many other folks will know who you are talking about.
Damn : the things I have heard on that show. I have a friend who has a baseball cap with that flaming squirrel on it....if that rings a bell. I mean, talk about an obsquire baseball cap....
I saw David Sederis in person once. He was just as halarious as you might expect.
LOL.....I wonder how many other folks will know who you are talking about.
Damn : the things I have heard on that show. I have a friend who has a baseball cap with that flaming squirrel on it....if that rings a bell. I mean, talk about an obsquire baseball cap....
I saw David Sederis in person once. He was just as halarious as you might expect.
pica_pica:
<-- buying fake glasses.
I love feeling like this and I can't explain why.
If this feeling was a religion I'd follow it to the earth's end.
If this feeling was a religion I'd follow it to the earth's end.
mistressmissy:
We're having a holiday party. Will you be attending?
silverrevolver:
Tell me more!
If life sucks, does death blow?
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silverrevolver:
Where you been hidin'?
pica_pica:
i think so.
But kinda like with Helium an' everything. Y'know... like balloons,
and heaven.
But kinda like with Helium an' everything. Y'know... like balloons,
and heaven.
First off I should apologize for calling the gentleman that helped me in such a surreal way yesterday a "bum". Homeless doesn't even seem to work because I'm sure he called many places home depending on where he felt more comfortable at the time. In a way I'm jealous of his ultimate freedom. Not so much of his smokers cough, though I almost asked to...
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sleepingvw:
You know, I would make a crack about you still being older than me, in response to your comment, But I feel that with your current situation you dont need to hear sarcastic remarks from a pissant like I.
I wish you the best.
we need to go get another beer. its been too long since the last one
I wish you the best.
we need to go get another beer. its been too long since the last one
kundalini:
"God" is messing with you like that? Fuck him. I'm such an atheist.
silverrevolver:
<sigh> Oh the irony!
Sorry hun...
Sorry hun...
Watch out for them there pot pies.
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kundalini:
Cold and getting colder in more ways than one. How sits she?
maddog_hoek:
really long goatee, neatly trimmed chinstrap.
hopefully you didn't get sick. How are things?
hopefully you didn't get sick. How are things?
Yes, I am so fucking lame that I am reposting this because it made me laugh until I realized my neighbors could probably hear me. Just when I was researching the end of my account. I figured I'd go out like this.
Survival Of The Fittest
Date: 2007-08-30, 2:03PM EDT
Whenever I get a package of plain M&Ms, I make it my duty to continue...
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Survival Of The Fittest
Date: 2007-08-30, 2:03PM EDT
Whenever I get a package of plain M&Ms, I make it my duty to continue...
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kundalini:
You're leaving again, and not coming back this time, are you...
Speechless.
I'm shocked at how I can be aware at how short and precious every single moment of life is
and yet want these months to hurry up and be over.
I'm shocked at how I can be aware at how short and precious every single moment of life is
and yet want these months to hurry up and be over.
silverrevolver:
Almost. As soon as I have a flat all will be gravy.
What's going on excatly? Ventelation required?
What's going on excatly? Ventelation required?
I've come to an agreement with myself. (Just to take the pressure off and enjoy this process more)
I am allowed to fail.
However, I am not allowed to quit.
Besides, I'd just have to take it over anyway.
I am allowed to fail.
However, I am not allowed to quit.
Besides, I'd just have to take it over anyway.
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alleycake:
Thanks for the kind words on my journal.
That sounds like a good agreement.
That sounds like a good agreement.
eio:
I don't know...trying is the first step toward failure.
Vacation all I ever wanted..........
I did get a vacation finally! Mainly a cottage on the chain of lakes in Canada and a little New Yawk.
View from the deck every morning while drinking coffee and eating blueberry pancakes nearly every morning. Wake up at 10:30 or so, lounge, decide what fun thing to do for the day. Kiss and love on my boyfriend to...
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I did get a vacation finally! Mainly a cottage on the chain of lakes in Canada and a little New Yawk.
View from the deck every morning while drinking coffee and eating blueberry pancakes nearly every morning. Wake up at 10:30 or so, lounge, decide what fun thing to do for the day. Kiss and love on my boyfriend to...
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t3chmonkey:
Snazzy. When I first saw your pics I thought it was leeds castle in england....
And if you're old by NPR already being on then I was old by like, 16? And that can't be right.
And if you're old by NPR already being on then I was old by like, 16? And that can't be right.
bob_dobalina:
really glad you had a good trip. i've been waiting and waiting for mine to happen.
A world without a past can seem scary, but I guess that just depends on what sense you are talking about. If you mean in the Orwellian sense (who controls the past controls the future, and who controls the present controls the past) then yes, it is sort of scary.
In a historical sense, none of us REALLY know a goddamn thing though. All we have is a generally agreed upon consensus established by people who were never really there, have no first-hand experience of the events they chronicle, and have nobly tried their best to put together an idea of what might have happened based upon the best sense they could make of what they had to work with.
In a psychological sense, I'm not so sure about scariness either, but I have to tell you that dragging these chains around is starting to get a little tiresome for me, and I wish I would have listened better to Jacob Marley. There are some days when I wish I could wake up and just forget everything that has happened, everything that I've done, and feel no compulsion whatsoever to go back and dig all of it up. It's terrible, but it helps me sympathize a lot more with Joe Pantoliano's character in The Matrix. Again, as The Twilight Zone has taught me, I realize that it would probably not be all it is cracked up to be, but sometimes all I want is to be able to let go and forget, and try to be a fresh person in the ever blossoming present moment. So I guess it all bears much consideration, or no consideration at all, seeing as how whether it would be good or bad matters not. It is entirely unlikely to ever happen to any of us, and thus I think we would better serve ourselves by trying to deal with what we have before us and not what-ifs and could-bes.