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I may be quiet, but I'm reading... usually whilst nursing at the keyboard without a spare hand to send you the love.
-Zu
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i still read u regularly... not commenting as mostly when i'm at the keyboard i'm feeding the baby... like now.. and can only one-hand type responses... pita... -zu
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I love it when you get mean. - Zuzu
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World War Hulk isn't bad, so far. As with Civil War, I much prefer the Front Line titles opposed to the main mini-series. I basically pick up whatever catches my eye. I tend to stay away from the DC titles (though I may make an exception to read the Black Canary/Green Arrow wedding fiasco) and Marvel is, by far my favourite. Of the "indie"-ish titles I've read (and when I say "indie" I mean not published by Marvel or DC): Witchblade, Invincible, Black Summer (just the preview though!), Chronicles of Wormwood, Madame Mirage, Hack/Slash. Looking to that list I realize that these aren't all that "indie" at all. Any suggestions?
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I didn't mind Civil War. I was disappointed because they could have done so much with it (and they never did) and then it just fell flat. (Nevermind the ending which was just a giant cop out.) Not to mention how in the hell are they going to get out of this one -- it feels as if they changed the entire Marvel universe and now they have absolutely no clue what to do with it. Specific artists don't really stand out for me in that I've never purchased a book just for the artist. (Though I have picked up a number of different titles because they have a writer I adore doing the work -- Bendis, Loeb, Straczynski, and Morrison.) I do know that I'm not a fan of whomever's doing World War Hulk (I want to say Romita Jr. but I could totally be wrong about that).
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hey, whats your blogspot url?
Mine's http://megsworldnow.blogspot.com/
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Dude! You're all locked up! Am I allowed in? If so, please email keys to the dungeon (or username etc/whatever, just trying to make it a bit more entertaining!) to stepfordtartATdiarylandDOTcom. Pleeeeeeease? Huh, Can I? Can I? s x
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A1D$ Act1v1$t
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oh i'm sorry you seem to be in limbo. I used to read your diary a long time ago; I'm catching up now and looking forward to new postings. hope your limbs feel better after today!
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Heh. I knew you'd have something to say about that picture I posted. For what it's worth, however "naturally skinny" she might be, she does look too thin. Flat-chested or not, I don't believe every bone in a woman's upper body should be so prominently visible. I'm not saying she should get fat, but five or ten pounds wouldn't hurt. She's not the only one... a lot of young actresses are dangerously thin now. Kate Bosworth is practically invisible if you see her from the side. It's scary.
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Being a two-faced snot is practically the same as being a strong woman in this culture, so...:D
Believe me, I'm ready to hear more about Obama (more than the cocaine use, anyway). I'm just concerned there isn't all that much more to hear, due to his lack of political experience and achievement. Sure, he's got his hope and his faith and his audacity of said hope and faith and he's young and attractive and vibrant, but he's eventually going to have to give us something more tangible than that.
Our store doesn't have an anti-theft system. We have video cameras, but that obviously doesn't deter some people. Since we don't do anything electronically (no scanners, no barcodes), there's really no way to up the security. Which is lame, because I have to wait until the guy physically walks out of the store with merchandise before I can call the cops. Eh. The perks of small businesses, right?
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'Minge' is the best word, EVER. Ever since that South Park episode about Oprah's vagina, I can't use that word without cracking the fuck up.
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'Quim' is quite well used here - more so than 'pussy', I'd say. 'Minge' is also quite popular, especially in a jokey way. If we're in the sack, BF and I would usually say 'cunt', a proper Anglo Saxon word. Tell it like it is, I say! s x
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My 2-year D-land anniversary was on the 13th and my birthday is 3 days after. A surprise?!?! Sounds interesting.
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Think of it less as thievery and more as taking without telling.
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Berkeley Breathed is the bomb! And on another note, I DID indeed see a mountain lion on the Steep Ravine Trail up near Pantoll Station on Mt Tamalpais proper. I had to fill out a siting report form.. when I asked the ranger if sightings were common here he said, "well I've worked here for fifteen years, but people like YOU seem to see them all the time." And there was a space on the form for the ranger to fill out, after the sightee left, about the "credibility" of the sighting. I scowled. -Zu
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Go back and look again.
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And another thing (in addition to the response I left you in the comment section of the post a boobs), now that I think about it a little more, Ed's boss a few jobs back was an F2M. I worked with an M2F who was my volunteer several years ago (former Navy boy turned fabulous!) and once we had an M2F receptionist at the office. I've had a long running fewd with a tranny, and it's funny because until I started thinking about how many trannies I know did I realize that I rarely think of people as the label (as a "tranny") and just simply as who they are. You know, they're just "Mary" or whoever. I've never thought about it much, but maybe I know a disproportionate number of transexuals and transvestites, etc. But when I say disproportionate, I wonder relative to whom and what's "proportionate."
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I accidentally dropped a few people once when I was neurotically alphabetizing my buddylist.. someone said, "hey! did I do something to offend you?" I wrote, "what are you talking about?" I never thought to look at the people who list me as buddy's... I guess it wouldn't surprise me if I become mundane overtime.. I imagine to some people I do... I feel that same way about myself sometimes! Re: that realphabetization thing.. I'm sure I lost some blogs I used to read frequently... but it's okay... I know I'll find them again via banner ads or what have you.. or random coincident. It's just bound to happen. I suppose you can't change the way you feel about someone dropping you from their list yet continuing to read, but I don't understand the feeling - it doesn't make sense to me - I'm not saying I think your feelings are wrong, merely that i don't understand the reaction/feeling. But even with that, I hope you feel better. - Zu
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Thank you. I really do appreciate the apology. At first I figured I would just let the whole thing blow over, and I wasn't planning on locking up. But I started thinking about your readers coming over to my diary to make their own judgments about me. That idea just weirded me out. Especially because I am respecting your wishes in not reading your diary from now on, even to see if people have been leaving you reassuring comments on that entry. So I just felt that it would be unfair for your readers to check out my life and then leave you comments about me in your diary, since in a way I am "locked out" of your diary (banned from reading it) and wouldn't be able to respond to their comments. See what I mean? Also, just so you know how ridiculous and silly this whole thing is, the reason why I kept checking your diary for a couple days after we "dumped" each other is that I HAD seen you write angry entries about people in the past and I was worried you had written something about me. I was not trying to creep you out or piss you off, I just wanted to make sure you hadn't written something about me. Funny, huh. Anyway, thanks for taking the time to write to me. I'm not unlocking right now but if you want to see the entry I wrote explaining why I locked up, I'd be happy to send it to you.
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Your comments section accused me of spamming (damned lies!), so here's what I wrote: "Oh, I guess you're not the best person to ask whether I should bring one (or perhaps several, simultaneously) of these into a relationship, then: http://www.extremerestraints.com/fucking-machines_48/ (Oops! Too late! Already have! And they're great!) Love, R xxx"
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So who is this new blogger you keep raving about. I'm interested in checking it out...that is if you're willing to share.
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I just have to wonder how the conversation went that led up to, "hey, did you know I masturbate to anime porn?" Which, by the way, I have seen (thanks to the Museum of Sex). I didn't too much like the exaggerated, pulsating members or the pre-pubescent females. But then again, not really a fan of porn in general. Different strokes.
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Hey you. Just wanted to know what you thought of last week's V. Mars. I was on the edge of my seat for the entire hour. Probably one of the best episodes. And have I told you how much I love Logan? Loved how he got himself thrown into jail to handle those bastards himself.
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Oh, you're so very cute; I just want to squeeze you until your eyes pop. (Would that be wrong?) And perhaps your gorgeous Sara and I might share the buttocks for that spanking - really, I'm afraid one little paddle would not be anywhere near enough for me - or for you, for that matter. (And would you hurry up and put up your Comments feature already?) Love, R xxx
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What a great list. Happy holidays! - Zu
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I think equality is harder than we think to achieve in this country. Why don't black comedians get shit for using white racial slurs? Because there's a history in this country of the white man dominating the black man. So when the 'underdog' race wants to make fun of the historically dominant one, it's perceived to be not as bad as the other way around. It's the same thing with women (who've been oppressed for decades) and men (who've been the oppressors).
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Ok, firstly, work isn't the place for socializing. I've learned that people who go looking for friends/company at work are quickly disappointed, because most people go to work to do a job and get paid without getting anything meaningful out of it. And second, whatever job you get after this, I would suggest you take a day shift, i.e., get into a job where you can interact with customers more. There are those who enjoy working in a room by themselves, away from everyone, but I think people like you (and myself) prefer jobs where we can work with people. Every job I've had has dealt with providing some sort of service to people; I may complain about some of them, but hey, the good customers are pleasant to work with and the bad ones keep things interesting. So. Just something to think about.
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You know you can save your notes to (a number of, in your prolific case) diary entry page thingies before you delete them? I used to be diligent about such things, but then I just got a Supergold membership with a Comments section instead and it made life wonderfully uncomplicated. Have you thought about doing that, sausage? Would you like me to give you one (a Supergold membership, silly) for Christmas? Love, R xxx
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Also, I'd probably leave you more feedback if you deleted some of your notes so they didn't take quite so many hundreds of years to download! It takes long enough on broadband and is perfectly impossible when I'm on dial-up. So there. (But I still love you anyway, you spiky little thing.) x
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Well, I for one would miss you awfully if you left, darling. You are the one constant bright guiding star of honesty and reason in the dark dismal firmament of confusion and treachery (or something). Also, I like hearing about your testicles. Love, R xxx
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Is that a challange?
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Hey, I still read but I don't write in here anymore.
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I actually have a take on the whole Britney thing. She's a southern girl and I know southern girls...and ever since she got pregnant the first time, I had this feeling she just wanted K-Fed for his sperm. A lot of women are like that, they want their 2.3 kids before a certain age, so when that age rolls around, they grab the nearest dick and get working, then kick him to the curb. I say good for her. I only feel sorry for all the shit that she's gotten - people give her shit for dancing half naked in a music video, but when she makes a 180 and starts a family, they still give her just as much shit. Seems to me the general public can't make up its mind. D-land...if you want to quit, quit. The thing is, I feel like you just say that to warn or threaten people into commenting. The truth of the matter is, people *do* have lives, and that *is* a perfectly fair excuse for them not to comment. Fucking hell, I would *hope* my readers have better things to do than comment on my entries. I think maybe you're making it into something bigger than it is. A lack of comments doesn't necessarily mean you're a failure at blogging. Some people don't have a response to every subject you discuss. Others don't have time (you'll find that I mostly comment on my days off, as that's when I have more time). Hell, I write book review entries every month and nobody even READS them, but I don't care because...it's not like a popularity contest or something. I write about books because I like them, and if you're not getting anything out of what you write, maybe you should consider quitting, because you can't count on other people to provide that satisfaction for you.
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I'll have to check out the Transformers DVD. Where are these so-called pictures??
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Re: eating disorders, I'm recommending 'Wasted' by Marya Hornbacher. Unlike most memoir writers, she can actually *write*, and it's a really honest account of ED.
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Hunting for a job sucks ass. So good luck. Although, I must say I'll miss the soap apera that revolves around Crotch Rot, Stinky, and the others.
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PHILIP ROTH, not Dr. Phil. Nice try, though. You did nail the rest pretty well - I work 34 hours a week, am working on two full-length manuscripts, and I spend my spare time reading or doing chores/running errands. You're right, that does sound pretty fantastically lazy.
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lol. For someone who's unemployed, you really are a big advocate for the common working man. But seriously, I think you have it backwards. I've worked with a lot of elderly people at my jobs, and none of them came to work because they had to - they simply did it to get out of the house once in a while. I know I don't have to tell you how dull and empty things can feel when you don't have the obligation of work or school, and while some people might have to work, many of them do it to feel like they're still an asset to society.
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I'm not denying she had the right to say what she said, nor am I advocating the criticism of those who voice unpatriotic opinions (and for the record, she wasn't at all voicing a rare opinion - I don't know what rock you're living under, but Bush criticism is pretty prevalent in this country). I *do*, however, advocate criticizing her for the completely empty and childish nature of her statement. It's common sense - even Natalie herself has admitted she would have said something more intelligent, had she known how much attention it would get. It's not really that confusing - I'm all for free speech, just as much as the next person, but I'm also for using that right to voice ideas that are coherent and mature and productive. People don't seem to understand that free speech shouldn't literally mean speech that is unrestrained and void of meaning, speech that isn't more carefully thought out before brought into the world.
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With the Photobucket thing, you mentioned you still don't know how to post pics...I'm assuming that means you didn't see my note explaining the process, so...*points down*. And it might help to create sub albums for the convention stuff, so it's more organized. As for the Dixie Dumbasses, people like Natalie are the reason Bush haters aren't taken seriously. You have a huge crowd's attention and the chance to say something meaningful, and all you come up with is "We're ashamed he's from Texas"? Please. We're not in third grade anymore, and shotgun comments like that only make the president look better for not stooping to petty insults.
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Ok, I got totally mushy with all the puppy pictures! Especially the Newfoundland shots - that's one of my favorite breeds. I especially liked the picture of Sara holding the black puppy. Nice pictures. :)
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Yes. Its true. We do pee by magic. And we never never poo. Our buttholes are purely for you boys to look at and think "I wonder if she'd.....". Now you know all our secrets. s x
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Funny you mention Donnie Darko, as I've recently been meaning to read Graham Greene's 'The Destructors' (the story the students discuss in one of the classroom scenes). The thing I really like about movies like DD is how every last detail is somehow relevant to what's going on in the film, and Greene's story is one such detail.
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Oh, and who the fuck do you owe that much money to? Was there some mafia connection I missed somewhere???
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Prejudgements aside, that convention really does look like a monstrous freak show. Nice pics. Sara is so pretty and her attempts to fly in the parking lot were hilarious. And I don't think I saw a single pic of you pulling a straight/normal face. Congrats on being the resident goofball. :D
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Awww, I love the pictures of you and Sara!! Finally you post some. Sheesh. ;) So, does that mean naked pictures are forthcoming? Just curious. :)
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Good lord, you talk about posting pictures more than you actually *do* post them. Photobucket isn't very complicated, but seeing as you're old and not of the Internet generation...1: Upload pics to Photobucket. 2: Copy HTML link under each pic (Ctrl+c). 3: Paste HTML link into journal (Ctrl+v). No more excuses, now. :D
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Poor Lauren. No wonder she's got all that aggression in her! And no, I dont bat for both teams - not sure how I gave that impression but hell, Im not offended. Mind you, thats not to say I havent once or twice....Awww, it was a long time ago and I WAS quite drunk! Whatever. s x
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We got Scarlett over here in an ad on TV for something or other (cant remember what!). BF took one look at her and said "Ugh! She's a right dog!". Mind you, every time he comes in here and sees me readin gyour page he goes "Aww yeh, Angelina Jolie! Oh. No. Hang on. Whats her name again?". I swear he does it EVERY time. How I dont knife him I'll never know. s x
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Tits are sooooo yesterday's news. It's all about the ribcage, baby.
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I think I mentioned this before somewhere, but America is actually breeding less than the majority of other countries. The number of children per family has been steadily decreasing over time, and, if you were to discount immigrants, our population could actually start decreasing if our reproduction rate continued going down. Several countries in Europe have already started seeing a decrease in their non-immigrant population, and we're not too far off from where they are. I'm sick of people freaking out about the 300 million mark. Come on, China and India have over three times as many people and less space. Population isn't really our problem, it's (like you said) the way we utilize our resources. Regarding gay marriage, I'm not too worried about it. Give it 40-50 years, their rights will come around. They don't represent a large portion of our population now, so it's a tough battle, but we'll come around. Besides, with cohabitation and starting families out of wedlock being more accepted in today's society, even straight people aren't in any hurry to get married anymore.
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Ive been drinking in Ireland a couple of times. Its still fairly easy to find the kind of place you describe - Guinness, fight and all. But then again, you can alays get ripped off for warm sour wine and "mood lighting" too if you like. s x
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If you can hang with subtitles, there is a film version of "Belle De Jour" that's pretty good. I haven't read the book (actually, I didn't know there was a book), but I'm curious to check it out. Also, if hooker bios interest you, read "The Happy Hooker" (by Xaviera Hollander of Penthouse letters fame). I found it at a used book store when I was about 13, and I got detention for taking it to school to read during SSR (a 20 minute period for reading before third period when I was in middle school). All the boys begged me to read it, but I never let them. Until one of them offered me $10 for it. Boys are so easy. :)
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Umm....(long pause)....I have some similar films. I have ::learned:: that its not as uncommon as you might think. Umm....(even longer pause)....Im not sure I want to say any more than that on the subject at the moment - my mother might be reading! You can email me if you're really that interested. s x PS The "language of painters"? Since my father and I are both qualified as such (and both now retired from the art!) I would say that the language of painters is mostly "You've missed a bit" and "Get the kettle on".
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Harry and the Hendersons - \m/. Um...I'll grudgingly attempt to explain this, as it's way too early to be talking about bodily functions. The biggest misunderstanding guys have about periods is that it's some sort of continuous, faucet-like flow of blood for several days. It's not. Different women have different levels, obviously, but for the most part, any use of the verb 'sop' in conjunction with periods is highly inaccurate (and somewhat cringeworthy). Guys simply need to calm down and stop being too curious for their own good. As for female ejaculation, it's more or less been determined that it's not urine...but it's not exactly normal secretion, either. It supposedly has to do with stimulation of the G-spot, and while only a small percentage of women (1 in 5) can ejaculate, scientists speculate around half of women could achieve it with enough practice (eh...too much effort). So I would say that's the biggest mystery about it - not knowing what the hell the fluid is.
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sorry, I was being a bit too enigmatic there, I think! Yes. All off underneath.Then you can shave/wax/pluck the front into a heart or an arrowhead or what the hell you like. I favour the "Clitler" - small square, like Adolf's mustache.
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You could just get the new job now, right? I mean, it's not like you're under contract with them, and I wouldn't think you'd be passing on any grand opportunities if you were to just quit. Because really, the sooner you get the money, the sooner you get out of the folks' place. And that'd be reason enough for me. :D
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The bodywork can be as fancy as you like, but there MUST be slicks on the undercarriage. Anything else is just bad manners. Guys could bear in mind too that a blow job's gonna be given much more enthusiaistically if your chick of choice isnt getting smacked in the face with a sweaty pot scourer every time you do a thrust. *sigh* think I might have to go upstairs for a bit. s x
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I think the cliche, obvious answer is that it's the people you love most whose words can affect you the most. What's up with the job, by the way? Are you working?
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Heeee! That film was on TV here a few weeks ago. I tried to make my kids watch it by telling them its a classic but I just got a load of raised eyebrows in a "Mum, you talk complete bollocks" type way! s x
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Oh, man. When I was about nine, I watched Flash Gordon about a million times, and haven't seen it since. I'm going to have to search my guide and set my Tivo!
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Maybe it's a chick thing.. Sometimes I think I do that to Ed, and what's good for the goose ain't always so great for the gander. If you said something like, "hey, remember when I said X and you told me I really need to accept that in you?" And she says "yeah, I remember that.. and?" Then you say, "so how did you feel when I said X.." And then have her tell you how she felt.. and you will probably be able to say, "you know, that's pretty much exactly how I felt when you said Z." Maybe that will gently let a light bulb go on and open a door for both of you to talk about that stuff and understand it and get passed it, etc. Sorry you're pissed. - Zu
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In that case, I'll propose to you the 'live and let live' philosophy. In other words, practicing religion is as 'natural' to some people as porn is to you, and as long as Joe Catholic down the street or Joe Sexaholic upstairs don't bother me, why the fuck should I care? Coexistence and diversity are good, remember.
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So basically, if a politician does something wrong that isn't as bad as the Iraq war destruction, we don't need to waste our time on them. Got it. Although now that you mention it, I don't believe we *can* punish him for anything, as the pages technically are not minors under D.C. law. So it's more so just a question of ethical behavior and, personally, I don't think sexual emails are professional OR ethical when you're on the job. Religion...so I guess you're just talking about Catholic churches. I don't claim to know a whole lot about religion, but I think you're only talking about a select group of people. Everyone uses religion in different ways, and it's not always as strict as you state it is, especially with all the more contemporary churches out there. In any case, I don't see how it's productive to put a porn store next to a school just because you don't want a church there. Oh, and I'm surprised you think porn is 'natural' in any sense of the word. At best, it's an exagerrated simulation of what sex really is. Odd, that viewpoint almost draws a *comparison* to the churches, doesn't it?
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Ha. You ain't seen 'riled up' from me.
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You complain there's no common sense, yet I'm having trouble finding the common sense in your argument. I don't see how replacing churches with (as you seem to think) the lesser of the evils, porn stores, solves the core problem of brainwashing kids. Religious brainwashing = bad...but how is sexual brainwashing any healthier for children? And you absolutely cannot relate Foley's scandal to the email spam you get at home because 1: Your email spam isn't sent by the government, and 2: You aren't a minor. If you got caught sending inappropriate comments to a minor at work, you'd likely be fired, and I don't see why politicians shouldn't suffer the same consequences. Surely there's some shock value in saying you'd like politicians to talk more openly about sex, but I hope that truthfully, you expect more professionalism from them than that.
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Your job sounds heinous. I very much look forward to hearing all about it! s x
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Ah! The private Catholic school! A subject dear to my heart. I got a scholarship to mine so that gave them an excuse to hate me even more - I wasnt Catholic, I was astonishingly outspoken AND I WASNT EVEN PAYING! I have a reunion next weekend at which I plan to display my divorced-ness, my rock-star boyfriend and my red sports car. I'll tell you all about it. s x
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I though last night's premiere was great. Even if the ending was a bit predictable; I called it after the first 15 minutes when they introduced the roommate. I also figured something was up with the guy Papa Mars was transporting. All I know is that they better not hurt him or there'll be hell to pay! All in all a welcomed returned. I'm pissed that CW only ordered 12 episodes, but I guess 12 is better than nothing.
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Yah! Most of that entry meant absolutely NOTHING to me. But thats because Im foreign and old. Sadly, neither of those things can excuse the fact that I laughed out loud at your tale of the Doritos Fart Marathon. I am sad and need a slap. Or need to grow up. Probably both. s x
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I'd have to disagree and say that NSYNC was the best! I watched that show last night also, and I enjoyed it. It was almost as "good" as Flavor of Love. That family is screwed up. And although I have never liked Nick, I feel bad for him because his family treat him as if he's a walking, unlimited ATM. It's kinda sad to watch; but if they're willing to air their dirty laundry, I'm willing to watch it blow in the wind.
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heeheehee, Fat 69ers and crap cars! Crackin' entry Gromit! My first car ws also a VW, a 1979 Polo with a whole in the floor which turned the whole thing into a paddling pool when it rained. It was the same pale blue that they make "invalid carriages" over here (not sure how well that will translate, but I can explain if you're interested). A total piece of shit! Just for the record - only old people drive autos here (like the Mondeo Shitmachine, recently deceased). All normal people drive a stick. If you were here I would let you drive my Mazda. A stick....and then some! s x
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You know, I will admit that when a celeb sex tape comes out, I always want to see it. The Screech sex tape? HELL TO THE NO. I have no interest at all, even though his fiance said on Howard Stern that he's hung like a horse. Ick. Plus, the "celebrity sex tape" is such a publicity ploy now, that it doesn't even seem voyeuristic - it just seems like a sad attempt at grasping the last little bits of fame whatever has-been is on the tape.
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You forgot Kelly, lol. And stop saying ridiculously untrue things about me or I'll sue you for libel! By the way, women CAN do things that don't make them come across as sex objects (Hilary Clinton, Oprah, J.K. Rowling, etc.etc.etc.), it's just that most women are too stupid to tone down their sexuality in public. Yes, I know it's a free country and women can walk down the street with their T&A hanging out. But that doesn't necessarily mean you *should* do that, and if you do, you really shouldn't expect respect from other men OR women.
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I think I'll start with some stills. - Zu
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Ha. To hell with satellite, that's what YouTube's for. He was okay on Real Time - didn't say anything spectacularly poignant. That's the sad case with Brad Whitford, his West Wing character is so insanely brilliant that anything he says or does in real life is unintelligent by comparison. By the way, I'm still betting you would love West Wing if you saw it. It's really an idealist's dream show and brings a hope that anti-Bushies can cling to. Or anybody, I suppose.
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Dude, fuck that job. You don't need to wait around for them to call you, you could be looking for another job.
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I got quite a few right considering I havent been reading you for very long but you surprised me with 20! (secretly flattered, naturally!) s x
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Figures, I only know the answers to the sex questions...I know you swear you write about non-sex topics, but I simply don't believe that.
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15 right, plus the bonus (16 total). I got stumped on 3,5, 9, 11, and 17.
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13 + the bonus question (so 14, technically, unless the bonus question is worth extra points.) I need to start studying....
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*often wonders if people who harp on marriage are really just afraid of it* Um...might I suggest focusing more on the job than on the people you work with? If there's anything I learned from my last job, it's that work is not the place to make friends or enemies. You go there, act professional, provide a service, get paid, and go home. Getting caught up in the drama is too draining, at least for me it was, and I realize how much more content I am when I just stay out of things.
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Two things: a)My brother didnt get me anything either, and I was FORTY ferchristsake. What IS it with brothers? and b) Paperboys 'round these parts have to get off their bikes and put each individual newspaper through each individual letter box. None of this chucking them from the street as you cycle by. Anyway, I thought that only happened on TV, like in The Wonder Years or something! s x
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I heard about that hedgehog thing - someone sent me a link to a news site where it was featured. For just a second I thought you'd...ah, never mind. My mistake. s x
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Tsk Tsk. Mad World's not by Gary Jules, its by Tears for Fears (although Mr Jules' version is better). s x
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I get gazillions of compliments from a perverted old man. But then, thats the chance you take when you live with a musician. Thanks for the b.day greeting - when I work out how to work the USB record player, I'll let you know if its worth getting one! s x
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You must be mistaken. I was talking about female news anchors, a category that neither Connie Chung nor her marital counterpart fit into.
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Re. Katie Couric - This is how women in the media field have always been treated. The same thing happened to Barbara Walters, so many years ago, when she took over evening news. I think, if you're talking about broadcast journalism specifically, there's a reluctance to accept a female anchor because if you think about it, women and news reporting don't mix. Being an anchor requires an absence of emotional reactions to events, and women are stereotypically known to be the more openly emotional of the sexes. So the criticism makes sense, in that regard. Am I saying Katie Couric isn't cut out for the job? Absolutely not. I've seen her under pressure, and she handles herself with complete professionalism, as do many other female anchors. But there are some lesser known women anchors who still get too involved in what they're reporting, which is likely what keeps that 'women don't belong in media' notion going.
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Oh, hedgey, hedgey, hedgey. All, these years we've spent together - and has my diary taught you nothing about Oz vernacular? Root is also a noun, you know - as in, "He's a dud root - he won't even go the growl" or "Shit! What a top root that sheila is, mate!" Now, perhaps you'll understand why "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" never really took off here: well, not without a great deal of guffawing and snickering, anyway. ("Let me root, root, root for the home team ... She would root just like any man..." I mean, gracious! To be immortalised in song that way!) Love, R xxx
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Um...sorry, but Kelly Clarkson meets all my dancing needs. Just how does one dance to Linkin Park?! Actually, I totally thought you were talking about me, until I saw the word 'workaholic'. :D
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I got a USB record deck for my birthday (yesterday) so I can now listen to all my crackly old records on my PC or on my little CD player. WooHoo. Just gotta spend a couple of days out in the garage finding the gazillion boxes of records that are out there somewhere now. s x
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Do you really read people young enough that don't 'know' records?! I mean, most kids do seem to know them these days, since they're more into their parents' record collections than any current music. I denfinitely was for a while, and while records would probably be more of a hassel to deal with now, they were certainly a lot more fun than their later counterparts. Saw some clips of that dancing show. Wow...so I think your prediction trumped mine because I actually thought Tucker would outlast Springer. Maybe Tucker would have stayed if he actually took it seriously and didn't act like the whole thing was a joke. His wife is likely hiding in shame. As for Slater, I've been telling people for ages how great of a dancer he is (he did some dance scenes on SBTB), and if anything, he's gotten even better. I've never watched the show, but it always seemed unfair to me that they allowed celebrities who actually danced well to participate. Like Drew Lachey last year...of course he's gonna win, he was in a freaking boy band. And it's the same with Lopez, now. *shrugs*
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Heated? lol. That's odd, because I felt like I was the only one *not* speaking out of anger here. Anyway...as Zuzu pointed out, it depends which media outlets you follow - but you strike me as pretty liberal so I assume you watch more MSNBC/CNN than Fox News (you also echo many of the same lines talking heads on those channels drill into people over and over). Which indicates you get mostly negative viewpoints of Bush...so it makes total sense that you wouldn't know what Bush has done right, whether he has or hasn't. And it's a matter of personal opinion too. Personally, I don't think every last decision he's made has been bad or stupid (he signed the Amber Alert into law and passed a lot of other legislation to help protect child victims of sex and kidnapping crimes, for one example), you just have to look beyond what the media tells you sometimes. And for the record, there was corruption in the government long before Bush came into office, so I don't know that that can entirely be blamed on him.
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Actually, I don't watch Fox News. I prefer the lesser of the three evils (MSNBC and CNN), which are the liberally biased channels I was referring to. But if we're including Fox as an actual news channel (which I generally don't do), you would be right about the conservative bias.
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(liberal bias in mainstream media, that slays me. That's like calling Pat Robertson left leaning or centrist. Seen Fox news lately?) Anyways, I did see a tribute statue in London recently, a new one, dedicated to the women who served in WWII. It was just a bunch of women's frocks - women's uniforms of various profession. I don't think that scene ever happened. It was just representative of the various types of work women performed. I guess I don't like ver-betum replicas of 'actual' events for statutory stuff mostly (probably) for the very reason you like it. It's a slice of the whole action as opposed to representative art. I think representative art can often capture more of the whole picture than sometimes an "actual" picture can. But honestly, I'm not trying to say I'm right - you're wrong, I think it's a preference thing. And on the gay marriage issue - a point of clarification, I LOVE marriage/committment ceremonies - I think the ritual in every community, formally announcing and celebrating one's relationship in front of one's chosen community - is beautiful and important. In other words, you could still hold Angelina's veil. My only issue is about involving the church and state. When some people, based on erroneous criteria, can't access and institution (ie. marriage) that makes it a discriminatory institution. There might well be valid parameters to discriminate within - but I wouldn't go to an institution that denied access to people of color and I won't participate in one that won't allow access to gay people. But the ritual and tradition of the ceremony in sacred and available to all - regardless of church and state issues. - Zuzu
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The media is so 'nasty' towards Bush because there's this little thing called 'liberal bias' in most mainstream American media. If you don't know what that is, I suggest you find out because it can have quite a brainwashing effect. And I'm still not sure I understand how you're comparing 9-11 with Oklahoma City. Oklahoma got TONS of news coverage when it first happened. As much as 9-11? Of course not. But, if you recall, Oklahoma's attack was by some Joe-Blow nobody who was caught and tried within SIX MONTHS of the bombing. After six months, he was no longer a threat; after five years, bin Laden still is. We didn't have to send troops to fucking war across the world because of Timothy McVeigh. 9-11, on the other hand, well you know the repurcussions of that were much greater for much more people. That's just how the news works sometimes, Mike. The more people a story affects, the more attention it will get. If we did it your way and gave more attention to everything, you'd have a situation like the Jon Benet Ramsey case where one little girl murdered in America becomes this bloated national issue - the whole Missing White Girl Syndrome (that's racial/class bias, by the way). And for the record, as much as it pleases you to 'make people think', I'll have you know I do so quite regularly on my own, without the so-called 'inspiration' of Diaryland. :P
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Not quite sure what the hell Anne Coulter has to do with anything I just said - it's not like I said it for the sake of controversy or anything. I'm not pro-Bush, so I emphasize this is NOT some attempt to defend certain actions he's taken. I'm just a bit sick of this all-cynicism-no-hope, fatalistic view Americans took on and subsequently blamed Bush for. Americans seem to think they play no part in this, that their negative reactions are justified because of decisions Bush has made that have affected our country. But 1: I think those negative reactions are more so to what the media (exagerratedly) feeds us than to what actually goes on in government, and 2: You react by your own choice, and whether you react with hope or with biting cynicism is up to you. I feel it's gotten to a point where Bush could save the world, and certain people would still not like him, so this constant bashing seems a bit pointless and counterproductive. As for the safety issue, it's obvious we can never be completely protected against attacks - public transportation is likely our most vulnerable thing right now. But with increased airline security (and all the makeshift bombs/knives/what-have-you we've intercepted since installing these measures), it's possibly safer to fly now than it ever has been, no? Really, I'm curious as to what you feel so unsafe about, what is it that's threatening your life and your loved ones' lives on a weekly basis enough for you to say you don't feel safe. Feeling unsafe in this country is your opinion and your right; if you want to keep your gas tank half full, 'just in case', or if you want to keep old antibiotics in the bathroom because in the event of a biological attack, it *might* save your life, by all means, go ahead (these are things people around here actually did after 9-11). But don't sit around claiming Bush has instilled that fear in you.
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OMG, I'm reeling not from your post but from lost-in-a-coma's post contending that Bush had made American 'safer' and 'evaded' attacks. What attacks has the Bush Admin, actually, evaded. Safer my ass.. fascist police state, sure.. safer? no. Anyways. whatever. Anne Lostinacoma Coulter Jr speaks her/his mind. I understand your eyebrow raising and fatigue at 9/11 remembrances - but/and it's important to realize that if you did lose a family member or lived in New York and experienced the insanity, your cavalier dismisal of the events like resonate beyond callous. While I think you have valid points, I'm first drawn to the question of "why?" So firstly, it's not 'wrong' that people grieve the 9/11 tragedy, what's wrong, is as you say, there's is not some acknowledgement for other tragedies, perhaps more significant, perhaps touching more lives and reflective of greater human suffering and tragedy. It's not that this event is less worthy of note, it's that the others are also worthy of pause of rememberance. I think, however, if we paused to remember each anniversary of great human suffering, each day we'd spend a good deal of time going to dark places - and that's difficult for most people. Especially, as you aptly point out, since we've abandoned all connection of a labor movement and fighting for things like human rights and civil liberties. Where on the one hand we point out the lack of our compassion for human suffering (in how we don't acknowledge grander human injustices) but then mock efforts to actually correct human injustices (like the writing out of American history the role of African Americans.) Sure, again, you can be 'right' that there should be accurate and reflective diversity of the people's who helped to save people during the 9/11 event - not an actual "scene" per se, but an acurate "tribute" representative of the men and women and their racial and ethnic diversity - but the problem isn't that they're including an African American, the problem is MAYBE that there isn't, as you say, a japanese guy, a deaf guy, etc. Indeed tributory statues and memorials aren't supposed to be 'actual' scenes, they're supposed to be representative and tributory. If you've been to New York lately, you'll know if far from lilly white. I often compare the government's response to 9/11 with the government's response to A1DS. Imagine if rather than marshalling all resources to respond and act, instead the president didn't even mention the words "world trade center" for nearly two administrations. The silence and relative inaction of our government while thousands and thousands of Americans died in unspeakable, shameful and unforgivable. But/and the problem isn't that we remember moments in history when tragedy occurs and the citizenry watches and the government responds - however imperfect. The problem is those moments that aren't spoken of, where people turn a blind eye to the suffering and if there is a government response, it's inadequate and wanting. Where is the tributory statue for those battling poverty and where is our moment of silence for the thousands of men, women and children who died from that national tragedy last year? How is it that in this richest of all nations our inner cities house so many homeless and malnourished people? How is it that people can wave a banner of pride in one hand and watch our eldery try to find cheap drugs in Mexico and Canada for their conditions because we have an awful health care system.. well, because we don't have a health care system, that supports the health and well-being of our citzenry and especially doesn't address or value the needs of our elders and others with health frailties? But again, the problem isn't that those who need to mourn and remember a remarkable day in American history are validated by media and government in support of that need, but rather that there are far too many American tragedies that equal or surpass the breadth of human suffering experienced on that day, that we just don't talk about... - Zuzu
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I can't stand the notes pages not doing paragraphs. 1. Christ, how can you think other tragedies don't get attention? The Oklahoma bombing, to use your example, is remembered every year and even had increased news coverage for the recent ten-year anniversary. If you're wondering why 9-11 gets 'more' attention, it's probably because it happened more recently, and because it had more of a global impact than other major U.S. tragedies. Plus, Oklahoma has arguably had some closure, since McVeigh was executed...so you really can't compare the two. Both groups of victims did receive settlements, though. 2. Without going on a globalization tangent, Lou Dobbs is a freaking idiot who probably secretly fears Asians taking his job. And 3. What you're talking about goes beyond whether you're pro- or anti-Bush. You're so worried about what the administration's doing wrong, but what worries me more is the spirit of Americans' reactions. Blindly following Bush? What about blindly following anti-Bush media? Put it this way - with all the millions they've spent on increased security, and with the cold hard FACT that we've evaded attacks since 9-11, if you still don't feel safe, that's more your problem than Bush's. Bush can spend money and pass laws - he CAN'T do anything to *make* you feel safe, you have to find that faith and hope on your own. So, be pissed all you want, but stop blaming it on the administration.
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You know, there comes a point where we can't keep hiding behind the incompetency of this administration and all the cynicism the media feeds us. The fact of the matter is, we have NOT been attacked again since 9-11, and we've even intercepted potential attacks. To simply discredit EVERYthing the government does to step up security is the easy way out, and I really think you're selling yourself short if you just keep buying into this 'fear culture' that's been created. For the most part, I expect Americans to be more intelligent than that.
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Eeeuuw. Thanks for sharing! I would point out that it was just ONE fart lasting for seven seconds. Not lots joined together. BF is a splendid exponent of the "walking fart", you know, a new one with each step. He's such a catch!::sigh:: s x
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Glad you're back and cant wait for the pics. s x
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I like how you update just to prepare us for an upcoming update. I await the Kerouacian adventure with bated breath.
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Happy Birthday! Im going to have MY birthday (next week) in a State of Inebriation. Is that different enough? Oooh, and hurry up with the big sex entry (so to speak!) s x
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The Ultimate Television Viewing Day is Sunday...Flavor of Love, Celebrity Fit Club and Intervention all in one night. I can barely get up for work in the morning but it is so, so worth it.
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"fring pans". Duh. I am such a spazz. You know I meant FRYing pans, tho, yeh? Anyways, y'all have a good trip now. Im just off now to have sex like you told me to. s x x (extra one for later).
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Ref: Fring pans. A friend of mine used to snore really bad. One night his girlfriend got so sck of it she went to the kitchen a got a big saucepan full of cold water. She tipped it over his sleeping head and when he shot bolt upright, spluttering and going "wha'thefu'?", only THEN did she bong him in the head with the pan. Class. s x
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I think when you live in your parents' house, you're kind of obligated to tell them where you're going and when. It's one of those minor irritations I encounter when I do go home, but I understand that their rules stand under their roof and all. The only question I have about Tucker Carlson on that show is whether he or his partner will lead.
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In order for reality TV to go away, you might have to stop watching it at some point.
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heeheehee, definitely a good oen. I remember the Harlem Globetrotters episode too! More recently, my kids sat open-mouthed in awe while I absent-mindedly sang through the theme tune while they were watching re-runs. These days I am only super-cool to the under 10s! s x
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Um, no, I'm not watching you on Ebay. And, for what it's worth, it's not entirely a bad thing if someone is, as it's obviously a sign you're generating interest. Sooooo...relax. Anyway, yes, I agree, puppies are good...with ketchup.
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If you're looking to sell more of your comics, September-October-November is actually the best time of the year. Summer tends to be the worst for indoor leisure activity items and collectibles. Kids and young adults spend the summer doing more important things than buying comics. It's not until school starts that they need the distraction. Plus, you get the "ramp up" to Christmas/holiday season. That's how it works in my business, but I would guess that comics sell the same way.
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Shipping only costs half of what you're charging, though. You can get materials for free and the actual shipping at the post office is like, 4 or 5 bucks. I guess if you don't have a U.S. post office in town, you don't have a choice and have to use a speciality store. It just sucks because you end up selling the comic for less than you could have.
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I like flicking boys on the forehead...dunno if that qualifies as 'feeling up'. As for Ebay, I don't think it's so much a traffic problem as a pricing one. Half the comics you posted aren't selling for nealy as much as your starting bids, on other auctions. Why start it at $20, when the most it's going for in other auctions is $10? You have to at least somewhat match your prices with other people's auctions if you want people to bid. And stop charging so much for shipping!
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I walked into my darkened yard tonight and felt a spider web attach itself to my arm. No big deal until I remembered your last few entries. Visions of huge grey "things" with marks on them are now dancing before my eyes. I think I'll be up for a while.
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As well you know, I live with a musican and can concur most mightily with the "bollocks as headwear" hypothesis. There are many regional variations but the premise is more or less the same. kind regards, s x
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The goss direct from a friend in Bangkok is that Karr is lying through his teeth in order to get out of Thailand and away from the clutches of Dr Porntip (Khunying Porntip Rojanasunan - google her if you don't know who she is) who was sniffing around him for child rapes he's supposed to have been committing there. She's on the warpath and he's been trying madly to get out of Thailand to avoid Thai justice and the prospect of spending the next squillion years locked up in the Bangkok Hilton (hmmm, best google that too, if you don't get the reference - it's possibly an Oz cultural thing). And hey, I just absorb and then pass on the gossip. Naturally, I have no idea of the veracity of the story - so just don't shoot the messenger, alrighty? Love, R xxx
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whatever must a girl do?
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These 'hidden' sites on the net puzzle me, as I wasn't aware anything online is ever truly 'hidden'. If you're good enough with a search engine (and most computer-savvy people are), you can find pretty much anything, really. I've been reading about the Transformers movie for months now, and this is the first I've heard of it being secretive information.
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You sound like the Crocodile Hunter, sans camo clothing and catchy accent.
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I have no desire to read the Christina article because it's the same story we've read a thousand times. She's a textbook domestic abuse case, still seeking male attention even with all her successes. It's sad, but it goes to show that male abuse does stick with women forever.
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Uh, where's the trailer. I saw the TMNT one and wasn't too thrilled that it was animated, and can you really improve on the originals that had Ernie Reys (Junior and Senior) and Vanilla Ice?
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You definitely want to ship the comics in bag and boards. Since you're shipping is Express and Priority mail, you should visit the post office prior to your mailing in order to gank a few priority mail boxes. Cut them up and lightly tape them around your comics. Make sure they still fit in either your own padded bubble mailers or in the flat cardboard Express and Priority mailers (included in the price already). I would also suggest in the future, though, to lower your shipping costs. It's one thing to offer Express mail to those who want to pay for it, but requiring high shipping costs will inevitably lower your maximum bids. Also, you should lower your margin on shipping costs (not charge over $9.00 for Priority Mail when it really costs about $4.00). Buyers factor in shipping costs when they make a purchase. So, high shipping costs will lower your maximum bid. Low shipping costs will increase your maximum bid. High shipping costs turn off many buyers because they think a seller is trying to graft money for nothing. You may be charging high shipping costs in order to try to make up for your fees to eBay/PayPal, but if you lower your shipping costs, you will make this money back with higher bids. Similarly, your insurance costs are grafting money. Any person can go to USPS.com and see that insurance costs $1.35 for $50, $2.30 for $100, $3.35 for $200, etc. So, you're charging someone at least a 50 % premium for insurance less than $50 or a 25 % premium for insurance over $100. There's really no reason for you to charge a premium on USPS insurance because you're not doing anything special. You should only charge a premium if your business depends on it (if it's part of your service).
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depends on the type of car, but you're looking at around £150-£200 ($250-$350). Impressed? Hmm, thought not! s x
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In California, you have to smog your car, which is around $40-50, and then register it, which varies depending on the year of the car. My car is ten years old, so it's only $60. But my friend just bought a new truck, and his tags (registration stickers) were $400 (yikes). As for "Flavor of Love"... I think it's sad, and it plays into so many steretypes, but at the same time, I FUCKING LOVE IT. I hate that I do, but I do. Those girls are skanks, and don't mind proving it to win some time with a former crack-head who has, like, nine kids (by god knows how many women). I think these women are sad (especially Somethin'- the girl with the exploding bowels). Sad and entertaining.
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State vehicle title fee...not quite sure what you're talking about. The only thing I do is the annual state inspection and registration renewal, and inspections are usually around 30 bucks. As far as I know, in Texas, the title fee you only pay once, when you first buy the vehicle. But lorn only knows what my parents haven't told me, lol.
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Oh see.. I don't really drive. I dunno how much it costs.... sorry! - Zu
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I saw the trailer! *spazzes* Nick thinks it looks lame, but I say it looks hawt. Because I'm a tool. Yeah.
Email coming before the next century. When are you putting your pricey comics up?
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A hundred bucks doesn't sound so bad for any of those, though. You could always do the Buy It Now option.
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You have to think about it from the customers' point of view, though - they're not being idiots, they just want to make sure it's in the condition you say it's in. Would you buy a comic that was said to be in mint condition when you could only see one side of it? I would make sure you post front/back/inside pics, as well as close-ups of the corners. I'll try to email some tips when I can.
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Oh, hoggyboy, I meant to leave you a little "Congratulations!"-type note yesterday, and possibly send you a small (but ruthlessly masculine) bouquet of flowers and a teensy bottle of Babycham, when something momentous happened to distract me from my intended task. (Possibly a bright shiny thing spinning in the distance, or a dog with a puffy tail.) Please accept my fondest - um - thingies on your - ah - big mobs of entries. That is all. Much love, R xxx
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And I should probably mention that he doesn't currently have any auctions posted because of work and other such things. He sold a lot more while we were in school, but overall he has a lot of good feedback.
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Nick's site is www.thenetdeck.com and there's a link to his ebay account from there. He claims he's not the most experienced in comic selling, since that's not what he sells, but he seems to know a lot about running the business side of things. I feel like I've ever learned quite a bit from him - just from looking at your account, I could email you some tips to improve your postings, probably tips that would decrease the amount of questions from customers.
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Hello~ thanks for favorite-ing my diary.
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'Weird' is certainly one way to put it. Christ, I have been doing this since high school, haven't I? Thank god I've changed since then. And I'm gonna join the 'I don't think I know you' club, as well. Happy 2,000. :)
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Congrats on your 2000th entry! It's so weird that before I read this entry I was prepping the Last Dragon dvd for viewing. Sho-Nuff!!
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No, I dont think I know you, but then Ive only been reading you a short while.....I do know Peter North, though! *snort*. Keep writing and 'happy anniversary' or whatever the orrect protocol is 'round these parts. s x PS I, too have a birthday in September. I look forward to the 'compare and contrast'!
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Mike, the clothes whore, letting a girl dress him? I'm shocked, naturally. I think you should give up the cargoes and AJs - it'd certainly make you look less like those conformist teenagers you were condemning in your previous entry. :D
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Ok, well I'm sure Nick can answer any questions if you need help. He's been running his eBay business for a while now and has high feedback, and he's also really good at the presentation/marketing stuff. Let me know. :)
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I'm supposed to ask you what your eBay name is, if/when you put your comics up for sale.
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"Bulls" is not new and creative slang, but old school, along with such things as The Pigs and The Fuzz.
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I would worry if my pee changed colors. I get concerned if it's too yellow. I just read about that movie Brick in EW and was planning on renting it this weekend. Was it good?
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If you eat a lot of beetroot, you can do pink wee. s x
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That sounds a lot like the controversy with Richard Raskind (aka, Renee Richards) getting a sex change and being banned from competing in the U.S Women's Open. Considering she sued and won her case, I'd assume society's becoming more accepting of transsexuals in professional sports. U.S. ones, at least.
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No, I didn't know that about drinking limeade! I knew that festive-urine-colour-thingy happened after a lengthy bout with, say, Liquore Galliano. Or Drambuie. Or Midori. Or Absinthe. Or Chartreuse. Or Benedictine. Or Cherry Heering. Or even Goldwasser. (Although, seriously, you might want to forget I mentioned the last one - a tad watersportsy even for your tastes, perhaps. Those crazy Poles!) Love, R xxx
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I fell asleep with a bean burrito in my hands once. I was drunk and we stopped at Taco Bell, and I passed out sitting up in my bed with the burrito in my hands, and woke up with it still fully in tact in the morning. As for circumsision, I could go either way. Yes, the cut ones look prettier, but I'm certainly not going to turn away an uncut one. ;)
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yes, of course advocacy groups do everything they can to inflate numbers and/or present those numbers in the most compelling way possible, when advocating for funding for research, care programs and services. Yes, of course. But autism didn't always include ADD and what's now called "aspergers." And when you read literature on some of these conditions, it's unclear that the condition is actually a "defect" or merely a way of being that provided evolutionary advantages for some but in our less "hunter" and more "gatherer" society, these traits are deemed something to medicate as opposed to chanel. Is it "autism" or is it a desired trait for a "hunter"? Is it a defect or is it something our society and cultures needs to learn how to integrate, praise and work with? So, you get fidgety and distractable watching corn grow? There's something wrong with you for that? I'm not trying to minimize the very serious impact of severe autism - but everything and the kitchen sink is being tossed in that diagnosis these days. - Zu
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I've never heard of beating autism, but in recent years people have come to call the entire "spectrum" of autism (from mild symptoms of ADD to aspergers syndrome to more classic severe autism) "autism." Including the largest possible spectrum of symptoms into 'autism' allows autism activists to rave about a massive increase in the rates of autism and say things like "1 in 7 children have autism" and the main, obvious, goal behind this folding in of everything and the kitchen sink is to confab numbers that look good in front of congress when advocating for $$ for research funding and services. While it's an excellent strategy (because everyone loves kids - it's like puppies and your grandma getting breast cancer.. who doesn't want to save granny or fluffy?), it's not a really sound way to devise equitable funding decisions and over inflating numbers like this ends up often pitting disease group against disease group in these small-pie battles. When people include everything from severe autism to a bit of day dreaming into the spectrum of autistic disorder... what does it really mean to "beat" autism? - Zu
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A gain is your profit above your basis. However, when you sell an item of personal property for less than you initially paid, you recoginze a loss. So, if you sell a comic for $200 when you paid $100 for it initially, you have $100 in gains. If you bought a comic for $100 and sell it for $50, you have $50 in losses. As mentioned below, if you take a while to sell your comics and spread it out over 12 months, you have two options. 1) If you sell both your expensive and inexpensive comics in 2006, you would owe the net in taxes, therefore $50 x .28 = $14 in tax year 2006. However, 2) If you sell your expensive comic in 2006, you pay $100 x .28 = $28 in taxes, and then you sell your inexpensive comic in 2007, you get a loss of $50 and a tax deduction at the 15% tax bracket of $50 x .15 = $7.50 for a net payment to the IRS of $20.50 for the sale of both comics. SO..... if you don't match up your gains and losses, you could end up owing an additional 13% in taxes. This could be a significant amount of money considering your collection might provide you with gains, profits above your initial investment, of $5,000 or more. (That would be $650, or probably an entire month's rent in Champagne, right?)
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Sam mentioned you're selling your comics on eBay, and I wanted to suggest that you should match your gains and losses as much as possible in the same tax year. Since capital gains on collectibles are taxed at 28%, it would be unwise to sell all of your most valuable comics in a different tax year than your least valuable comics. While the tax is only charged on the gain (income minus your basis), you can deduct up to $3,000 in capital losses from your taxable income if you have capital losses from selling collectibles. However, this deduction is probably going to be a lower tax rate (10%, 15%, or 25%, depending on your taxable income) than the collectibles capital gains tax rate of 28%. It probably won't be important if you aren't selling a large number of comics at a loss, but again, you'll want to sell those comics in the same tax year as the ones you sell for a gain.
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*LOVES Amanda Bynes* I used to watch her on All That when I was a kid. She's also very naturally funny in real life, which seems to be a rare quality in women.
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I knew Lance was gay. He always seemed uncomfortable in his own skin. Even in that movie he did, "On the Line" (don't ask why I know that), his kissing scenes were beyond awkward. JC on the other hand; I was head over heals for him way when back during the MMC days. But I agree with lostincoma that he is more Metro now. I like 'em manly!
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Lance just always had this retarded look about him. I totally had Chris pegged as 'the gay one'...Lance would have been a close second. JC, on the other hand, strikes me as more metro than homo. And THIS is what you get when I try to write before eating - a subjective lesson in *NSynchronization.
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I thought I already *did* discuss the boring stuff on my journal, i.e., work and family and work and food fixations and work...I don't know, I consider work rants boring simply because EVERYone has them and they certainly don't need to read others' work bitching to know what it's like. On the other hand, I suppose hatred of one's job is a universal feeling we can all relate to. And why this is relevant to me, I don't know, because I happen to have no complaints about anything at the moment. Maybe THAT'S the reason I can't update, lol.
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Personally, I think a lot of my friends read me because they're gossipy fucks that have to know the intimate details of others' lives. It's not like they ever had the same interests as me or anything. But when you put it the way you did, I really find myself wondering what DO you spend all day doing? I can't imagine you spend 16 hours working out, reading, thinking about sex and playing with dogs. And I think there are always two sides to every breakup. If she's being too dramatic, chances are it's him who's causing it. I guarantee you would encounter drama if you spent everyday with your girl - you just cheat by not seeing her as often. :D
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'Purty' ain't old-fashioned; it's just southern, yo.
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I believe 'metrosexual' is the word you're looking for. Boys just can't stand that girls are the only ones allowed to look purty.
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Oh, and your entry today reminds me of a joke one of our national cricketing legends told on tv a couple of years ago. One of his mates asked, "What was the worst blowjob you ever had?" and our hero replied, "Fucking fantastic." x
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"Cunny" seemed to be a favoured word of Bill the Butcher in "Gangs of New York", as I recall. And btw, do you remember the bit in "Fear of Flying" (or "How to Save Your Own Life" - I forget now) where Isadora manages to slip the word "QUIM" through the personalised licence plates department without their suspecting it's really a very naughty term indeed? I've been tempted to try that trick myself so very many times... Love, R xxx
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Is your grammar getting more random than usual?! I hope there's some sort of hangover to blame. :D
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Again, it's SEACREST. And yeah, I may not necessarily care for the show(s) he hosts, but I think he's one of the better young guns in television media right now. America apparently has a hard time hiring TV personalities who can do more than read a cue card without stuttering (Larry King absolutely gets on my nerves), and I think Seacrest does very naturally well in front of the camera. Then again, such is the case with most radio-to-TV hosts (Carson Daly's another one, IMO, especially his talent for interviewing). I also think Vanessa Minnillo (who's apparently on every news/talk show known to man) is really good at the job. And I guess it doesn't hurt that she's fucking gorgeous.
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Americans don't have to pay for their evacuation tickets. That was just standard policy that got waved once somebody important signed a document. I believe it's Ryan Seacrest, by the way, and gay or not, I think he's one of the better TV personalities to come out in a while.
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Why get married? Two words: tax benefits. Mwah.
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I'm feeling rather verbose today. Personally, I don't feel my skills have ever been exploited at any job I've had...I mean, I think you get what you sign up for. You work in an Albertson's and you WILL be made to do everything from taking customer complaints to cleaning the bathrooms. Which, in the case of strip clubs, is why I blame women just as much, if not more, than I blame men. Saying public displays of nudity for financial gain is empowering is a joke. It's an excuse to make you feel less shameful about doing it. If you're an exhibitionist, fine, strip for your boyfriend, invite the neighbors over for a stripping party, whatever. You don't need to do it in front of strangers, who, after watching you, proceed to place monetary value on your body. It just reeks of negative, traditional values. I used to be skeptical about it myself because it is a seemingly extreme viewpoint in this day and age. And I think it's easy for people to brush off the notion that strippers and actresses who pose nude, etc., influence all those ten-year-old girls who are dressing promiscuously. But as much as we want so badly to ignore it, the connection is there.
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The parrot would eat the Silly String and need CPR. And I'm inclined to think strip clubs aren't what you think, either. I haven't been to one and I haven't done a poll; fair enough. But I've known girls in college who stripped to feed their kid or to pay their tuition or what-have-you, and I can guarantee you from the way they talked about their jobs that they would take a cashier job at WalMart if it paid as much money. What's the statistic, something like 85-95 percent of strippers are sexually assaulted at least once on the job? Wow, some power they hold. The control thing is all an act; I'm pretty sure they'd rather not have anonymous men leering at them when they bend over to pick up a dollar bill their body has apparently been deemed worthy of, and I'm pretty sure that when they're giving you a lap dance, they really don't care what you look like and are just picturing the good the resulting money will do for them. Seriously, this whole 'power' thing is such bullshit because if prancing around naked in strip clubs or on magazine covers really did put you in control, why aren't more men doing it? Something to consider, IMO.
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I think if they were *really* in charge, they wouldn't be stripping for money, Mike, lol. And I've never known any guy to shave his legs to cure boredom. We need to get you a hobby. :P
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The Firewall at work won't let me read your diary so I have had a nice long mamoth catch up from home.... PHEW think I'm all caught up now just letting you know I'm still here xxx
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Ha! I knew that picture would get a comment from you. And, I think I wrote an entry when the pictures of Britney barefoot in the gas station crapper were published, because that fucking grossed me out, too. I just don't get it. I mean, when I was a little kid, I used to run and around dirty all the time - because I was a CHILD. I don't understand why an adult would willingly let herself get so filthy. It's just all kinds of wrong (in my opinion). But I knew I might draw your ire when I dissed your girl. ;)
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America's over-medicated, blahblahblah. I don't know why, but the anti-drug education in grade school *totally* worked on me. I've not only never done illegal drugs, but I won't even take an Advil unless I'm absolutely dying from pain, I hardly drink alcohol, and I'm very conscious of what foods I eat. Most illness and disease today is caused by lifestyle, and it totally makes sense because there are lots more chemicals to put in your body than there used to be. As for rap music, you really should turn off the radio/MTV. The sort of 'intellectual' rap still exists, it's just outside the mainstream now. And speaking of music with bad values, something tells me you wouldn't be so opposed to that 'female promiscuity' message if it came from someone a little more attractive than a mainstream rapper *cough*NellyFurtado*cough*. Do yourself a favor and check out her old stuff. It was before she whored herself up, but it's more unique and way more worth listening to.
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I love your idea of thinking of yourself as some kind of, um, machine. Maybe there's a film in that - let's call it "Wicked Wanton Weapon", shall we? - perhaps with Jenna Jameson? Love, R xxx
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I don't think the president of Cristal is a racist. He thinks rappers are a lower class than the rich Europeans that drink it, and in his mind, that's demeaning to his product (I think Coach, Gucci, and Louis Vitton probably all feel the same way). When the ghetto rappers that talk about bitches and bling talk all their fans into running out and spending thousands of dollars on their products, the prestige and exclusivity of their products is diminished. I don't like it, but I think that's probably the truth. Everyone says kids have to say no to drugs because they're not legal and, more importantly, not taxed. I think the shit served in school cafeterias today is probably worse than any joint they'll smoke, that's for sure. Um. I think I'm done now. Have fun in Indiana!!
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Im not a big Floyd fan but The Wall is a jolly cool film (and Another Brick etc is the crappiest song on the entire album). so there. s x
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Re. Playboy/Penthouse: Eh. Business is business. You can find the pictures online now, you can find similar articles in several other American publications. Basically, those magazines no longer have anything unique to offer. Therefore, sales go down. The people paying 35 bucks to view a website are probably the same idiots who pay for a Playboy subscription - the audience has simply shifted to new mediums. R.I.P. Syd Barrett.
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Your phobia of female defacation is amusing, one, because you're the only guy I know who has said phobia, and two, because it's ten times more disgusting when men do it anyway. You'd be surprised at how many people literally work 'towards retirement'. And especially for those who don't have a family to take care of, why the hell not go for it? It's a good use of one's time if you don't have anything else to do. I can't dog on it because I can only imagine how nice it'd be to retire young. Besides, 70-hour work weeks are becoming more of the norm these days, anyway. Oh, and you mentioned D.C. How long ago exactly did you visit, anyway?! I mean, it used to be pretty nasty, forever ago, but the place has cleaned up pretty well. I guess I just like living near a place with so much history, it really is a unique-looking city.
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As Paris Hilton put it, it's fine when the paparazzi show up at award shows and other events to take pictures, it's when they stake out in the bushes at your house or in front of the gym you go to that is going too far. I pretty much agree with that, because I think it's those candid photos that's increased America's obsession with celebs. Jessica Alba loves Aunt Jemima, but Martha Stewart won't go near an Eggo! Remind me to care!
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lol. I didn't mean that to come across harsh. I was in a hurry and bad diction reared its ugly head. That or you just need a sarcasm filter for my notes. :D I'm just sick of how gay people are often treated as some sort of unique spectacle to be observed, because there's nothing especially fascinating about them that's different from straight people. They fall in love, fuck, cheat, break up, pay taxes, just like we do. I wasn't surrounded by ANY homosexuality growing up, nor was I taught what to think of them. Even now, there are hardly any gay people in my social network...and yet I've never felt any overbearing need to watch them show affection for each other. How is a man kissing a man different from a man kissing a woman, when we're all just people, one and the same? If you've seen one couple's PDA (straight or not), you've seen ALL couples' PDA, and it's either all adorable or all disgusting, depending on your personal taste. The whole injustice of keeping gays from having equal rights as straights comes from others' insistence that gay people are somehow 'different' than straight people, so it just bothers me when anyone so much as implies homosexual relationships are different from heterosexual ones.
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Gay people aren't zoo animals, Mike, they're just like anyone else - PDA, cheesy pet names, and all. I wonder if movies like the Birdcage piss them off. I wonder if being constantly defined not as a person but as their sexuality pisses them off.
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Re: "semen doesnt taste nice": I think its a story put around by women who dont like to give head. Ive never felt the urge to spit. Semen just tastes like....ummm..semen. Its not horrid, its just semen-y. I cant iamgine anything worse than artificially flavoured semen. *shudders* s x
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Well I think it is racist to imply that black kids are the only ones who think they're entitled to everything, because that notion is something that spans across all races in our generation. White, Hispanic, whatever, kids these days are spoiled a lot more materialistically, so much so that they grow up expecting their parents (and the world) to just give them everything. Hell, with the boomerang trend now, college graduates move back home as though they expect their parents to support them. We're a lot luckier than past generations, in that sense, but it obviously doesn't prepare us for the world. The thing with The View is pretty sad. It just ended more fucked up than it should have, and while I'm still not sure why they'd fire Star Jones (arguably one of the smarter women on the show), it's too bad she couldn't have gone out with more dignity. But goodness Mike, for someone who doesn't watch the damn show, you seem to have some oddly strong feelings about it. And, creepiness of posing nude and pregnant in public aside, I do think that's the best I've ever seen Britney look in a long time. And I'm shutting up now because I've been polluting my head with too much MSNBC and feel like I've drained all creativity.
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Hey! Thanks for the transatlantic support in the footie. To be a true England supporter you must chant it in the full THREE syllable version (Ing-Ger-Land!). Sadly, I do believe we will get roundly thrashed by Portugal on saturday - always supposing all their players dont get sent off in the first five minutes, the dirty b@stards. s x
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I personally don't know if I'd burn a flag, but I don't care if someone else wants to do it (like my view on abortion). I think declaring a manufactured piece of fabric some sort of sacred symbol is pretty ridiculous. I don't have to depend on a flag to tell me that I'm an American with freedom and liberty. Stupid Republicans.
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Trust me, I know practically all there is to know (and then some) about UTIs. It's just a matter of finding the common denominator in both instances. They often don't happen for a reason though, especially if you're one of the few who is more susceptible to them for whatever reason.
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Seriously, have you ever had a UTI? I just got over one, the second in less than a year, and they are THE SUCK. Apparently if you get it once, you're pretty much guaranteed to get 'em for life. Wonderful.
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Hahaha! My exhusband had some family there and we vacationed there a couple of times way back when. Ive got my tits out for the lads many a time, but so far the cookie-based rewards for doing so have not been forthcoming. Sadly, Im now much too ancient to make it a viable proposition, unless it were on some "specialist" site. Hee hee. You made me laugh lots - no mean feat at this time of the morning. s x
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Teddy Grahams. *drools* I got addicted to those some years back when I was in Gulf Shores AL. We dont get them here. There is certainly a possibility that they could solve all the worlds problems. s x PS Oh, and can you stop describing yourself please. Im starting to fancy you a bit.
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You talk like you went to college in the 50s, lol. Is it really that taboo to talk about sex these days? I mean, most of my sociology classes were filled with porn documentaries and sex lectures. We even watched a film once about the stereotype that old people don't have sex and it showed graphic sex scenes between the elderly. But it all seemed pretty tame to me. I guess everyone hits desensitization at different times. But personally, I never saw anything wrong with keeping certain aspect(s) of life private. Freedom of speech is less about laying it all out on the table and more about knowing the time and place for everything. Especially in group situations...we seem to have become a very voyeuristic culture, but some people just don't want to hear about their friends'/classmates'/siblings'/parents'/whatever sex life. I don't know. People just can't seem to go to a counselor or their partner when they have a sex question anymore.
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What the fuck, Screech needs a home?! Wasn't he making money doing stand-up or something? I mean hell, he was at least still in the spotlight, more than say, Lark Voorhies. In any case, screw the t-shirts, he can always crash at my place. Regarding Africa, I don't think the issue is that Americans don't care or are unaware. The numerous movies and documentaries we make on African issues can attest to that. I think our government does want to help, but there's always been a clash with the African government, possibly preventing us from helping as much as we'd like to. AIDS is a good example. We do what we can to help, but with the government often being so resistant, it's hard.
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It's not like I'm too young to have seen those videos, you know, lol. I do agree there was some innovative stuff to come out of the 80s. My point was that people seem to keep putting that decade on a pedestal, as though it's *more* creative or has *more* innocence or something. For every creative/unique/whatever video to come out of the 80s, there's one just as creative/unique/whatever to come out of the 90s. That's all I'm saying. And if you want my personal opinion, music videos were probably the *worst* musical trend to come out of the 80s anyway, so if you blame anything for the supposed blandness of today's music, blame music videos themselves.
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Is the site too top secret for you to post the link or something? lol. My brother and I were talking about this recently - how everyone thinks the decade of music they were most in tune with is the best. For me it's the 90s and while I'm in no way saying it's the best quality-wise, it's the decade when I was really into music. I'm not really jealous of the 80s, as the ratio of decent shit to guilty pleasures was pretty 50-50 (in fact I think the whole reason so many people like it in the first place is the guilty pleasures, not so much the quality stuff). And I'm not too much into this decade either, though I wouldn't say all creativity is lost. Some people don't realize that these days, you have to turn OFF the MTV to find the good stuff. I believe in clinging to one's past (in a healthy way, of course), but why do we have to be so pessimistic about the current generation all the time? Yeah, it's not the 80s. Nor is it the 90s or the 60s. But it's there and it's selling and it's still changing people's lives the same way past music did.
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Pass it my way as well! And it's extremely funny that you quoted Martika because at work yesterday, I was explaining all about Kids Incorporated and all the people who came out of it (Martika, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Fergie from BEP), and all I got were blank stares. Kids Inc was some good shit!
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Dude. You MUST give me URL to this video site, as I am an ex-MTV junkie, and a hoar for the 80's!! Also, I can't believe you quoted a Martika song. Did you watch Kids, Inc.? Kids Incorporated, K-I-D-S! Man. I am a dork.
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My book collection is actually pretty unimpressive, reasons being that it's divided between here and my parents' house and because more often than not, I end up lending out many of them to other people or reselling them online. As for my room...the whole freaking apartment is bare. I did go through one of those obsessive decorating phases as a teenager, and my tacky bedroom back home is a scary testament to that. I'm totally not interested in decorating though. I tend to be pretty adaptive to my surroundings and haven't had much desire to decorate since moving into apartments (i.e. temporary living spaces). I at least put my stupid posters up in Denton, but here, I've refused to put anything on the walls besides a fucking calendar. Okay, time to stop blabbering before I sound like Trading Spaces's worst nightmare.
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Gay male porn is often a lot better than straight porn, I've found. 93 degrees? Ha! Try triple digits and then we'll talk about 'hot'. And I have to say, I know how you feel. I just found out my vagina's bigger than Paris Hilton's and...it's really given me a reason to live. :D
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It always amazes me how much knowledge those animals have when they are crossing the street. It's always quite fascinating to me how the assess the road and decide whether or not they can make a run for it. Sometimes a nose job completely changes someone's face. Remember Jennifer Grey (Baby from Dirty Dancing)? She was completely unrecognizable after hers. Hope you had a great time with Sara. Glad you're back!
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The Girl Power thing was aimed at girls in general. I didn't like it because it wasn't progressive - it started to become more of a 'Girl Power because boys suck' idea than anything else. Drew Barrymore (who I looked up to quite a bit when I was younger) talked about it in an interview once and it just made so much sense to not encourage that message.
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yaaaaaaaaaay for the spice girls and for nose jobs *jealous* and for YOU - your writing amuses me more than just a little bit xxx
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The first Spice Girls album as a whole was pretty decent, actually. Even the non-single stuff was alright and I don't remember too many filler tracks. Couldn't stand the 'Girl Power' misconception though. I think it put more negative than positive ideas in people's heads. And, since when does getting a nose job make one worthy of conversation, especially if they weren't particularly worthy to begin with? You'd do alright in my hometown, you know, they love to gossip about who got boob jobs for graduation presents and shit like that. I'm just glad I have some sort of intellectual talent, so I can achieve success without resorting to body mutilation.
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This is why I keep coming back here. Because you might be the only person besides me who misses the Spice Girls. And I think Ashlee Simpson looks like Sarah Michelle Gellar with her nose job and big lips.
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You are, isn't that funny? but in a good way, of course. I'm happiest reacting off the world - like a cosmic pinball needing something to bump into in order to feel my own velocity. - Zu
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I don't think people find it shameful to have sex on camera. It's just that you're taking a traditionally private act between two people and making it explicitly public - that's bound to get negative reactions. You may say there's nothing wrong with sex being on camera because it's beautiful and it's artistic, but...what about something like death? If we can present sex in that way, why can't death be beautiful and artistic and put on t-shirts for sale on the internet as well?
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OOUUUUCH that made my hands tingle with imaginary pain and my shins!! oooh ouch! and also you absolutely warrant a *SQUISH* in fact how about a *SQUIIIIIIIISH*? hmm? heh xxx
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You do have to watch out for that bird shit because sometimes it can eat through the paint on your car. Happened to Nick a few years back and he ended up getting his whole front hood replaced. Porn stars...I don't really understand what's so fascinating about them. I mean, of course they lead normal lives with normal feelings, just like circus clowns and gym teachers and gynocologists lead normal lives with normal feelings. Sure, a lot of them have troubled pasts, which may indirectly lead to jobs in which they seek attention from men. But hey, even having a fucked up past is 'normal' these days. I think it's easy to define porn stars by their professions because of the eroticism of their jobs, but if you disregard what they do for a living, I'm sure you *would* find people with homes and kids and dogs and what-have-you. They work and get paid just like we do, they just follow a different set of rules in their workplace. And the nudity issue doesn't surprise me either. Why would they be uncomfortable walking around like that when they already do it on camera? I remember an interview in which Elizabeth Berkley said she was nude so much on the set of Showgirls that it almost felt weird to start wearing clothes again. So...I dunno, I think it's one of those things you adjust to and eventually forget about.
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I'm so mysterious aren't I!?! Maybe I should craft a post that introduces myself.. heh. I like my first post about the whales... I think that introduces me just fine. Another post titled "The Origin of Love" that does a fine job too. Or my personal favorite, incredibly revealing, "Snow Globe." But I don't think any of those tell you where I live, if I'm married, or what I wear on my feet! I lived in San Francisco for twenty-some years and moved to the North Bay (Marin County - to the land of hot tubs and traitors, organic farming and harmonic convergences.) I used to wear Doc Martins.. I still have them in my closet. I think I've worn them maybe two or three times since that fated move northward. I don't even know if my orthotics will fit in the spiked boot! I threw away my leather jacket last year. My hairdresser was hit by a car and broke his back. He used to trim my mohawk. I haven't had a haircut in years (literally.) I look like a suburban house wife? I'm very loyal to Puck - he recently started working again. We'll see what happens! Do I read alot? I used to be a book worm - I studied literature in college those many moons ago. I don't read as much as I once did - more magazines now. I spend more time walking on the mountain and taking photographs. Did I mention I've never been married? Ed and I have been dating for close to eleven years and neither of us are sure we're ready for the committment of marriage.. heh. While sometimes I think a ceremony would be a neat thing, I don't think I could participate in an institution that discriminates.. so until gay and lesbian people are allowed to partake of the institution within the context of their chosen relationships, I'm boycotting it. It's a small gesture, but I wouldn't attend a school that didn't allow black people to attend either. Do I listen to music? You know.. as I've gotten older, unless I'm in the right mood, in the right place, at the right time, I more and more experience music as just noise.. and I prefer more natural noises these days. That's a strange thing to say because I loved music, worked in record stores in my youth, was a music junky. When I paint, I listen to Leonard Cohen. He's just poetry to me. I adore, adore, adore Elvis Constello... but I discovered that when I listen to too much Elvis, I become somewhat maudlin and existential. I swoon into Patty Smith's poetry, though it makes me feel a bit self destructive. When the neighbors piss me off, I play Fear loudly, pointing the speakers at their place. On a long car ride I like the Old 97s. I recently picked up a Death Cab for Cutie CD - hated, hated, hated it! I'm liking that O-Brother-Where-Art-Thou folksy music these days. It's good cooking music. But really, like I say, I don't listen to music much anymore. I prefer the crickets or just silence. I've stopped trying to be something. I rebel, to some degree, against what I am. The best thing on this planet is my dog. I'm trying to cultivate a simpler, yet richer and deeper life - in the imfamous urgings of Ms. Emma Goldman. I don't know if I'm succeeding. Does that fill in blanks? -Zu
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Pussycat Dolls = Guilty pleasure. *agrees about the lead singer* And for what it's worth, the Spice Girls were quite a bit more than a one-hit wonder. Large areolas tend to scare me. Most writers usually do have to lose some of their sanity before they can really get to the core of their craft, and it's something I've struggled with in my writing - how does one with a privileged upbringing in the suburbs write something worthwhile? I'm currently just working with what I've got and it doesn't seem to be turning out so bad. You should write (you'll need a good editor to tame that obsession with transitions and prepositional phrases - don't worry, I don't charge much :D)...or at least exercise some creative energy. I remember you talking about your dislike of 9-5 jobs because they stifle your creativity - well, you should use your spare time to actually create something then (fyi: blogging isn't really a creative effort unless you're actually posting your work in it). Actions speak louder than words, you know. :) And I'm feeling deja vu now for some reason, so I'll stop.
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Hello *SQUISH* I just wanted to stop by and tell you your writing is FAB and you are even FABBER and that warrants hugging all round *HUG**HUG**HUG* xxx
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I'm SO glad someone else on the planet watched the Superman history on AnE last night. I did feel kinda dorky watching it. And I had NO idea that alot of Supermans popularity came from the RADIO show. Singer really loves doing these movies hu? Again...I have high hopes (fingers crossed)
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Soccer is, by far, the sexiest sport ever. Americans really don't get it. Why is football so macho when the players wear two tons of protective gear? Why is baseball so hardcore, when it's just a bunch of men in tight pants chasing each other around? I played soccer for eight years and never had the desire to play any other sport, no matter how many times I got called a lesbian. Soccer, to me, is the real hardcore sport. You run until you fall over and can't breathe, and that's a workout I never got playing other sports.
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I did apply at Barnes, actually (there isn't a Borders in the immediate area). It was between Barnes and the gift store and I ultimately chose the latter because they pay better, they're closer to home, and they're really laid-back. Oh, and they have a better discount. Your Barnes gives 35 percent?! Every location I've ever applied at only gives 20. And also, like you said, I think the novelty would wear off if I was in a bookstore every day (either that or I'd be in debt from buying so many books). I remember liking malls as a teenager, until I worked in one for a few years (at the market research place).
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You better not take me off your list, sucka. I may not comment all the time, but I read and laugh to myself every time. Also, like you, I have always said that if I got a nice chunk of change, the first thing I would buy is a BIG ASS TV. Because I'm such a tv whore (or hoar). :)
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Ignorant people are cute. Ignorant grandmas are double-cute. By the way, Nick was telling me how comic books are getting pretty worthless these days...I'm thinking you must have some rare-ass issues (a lot of them, at that) to have ten thousand dollars worth of them.
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You and Sara should come visit, even if you don't sell your comic books. - Zu
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Getting sliced and diced wouldn't cure homosexuality, but it would sure cure him from wanting to see Grandma!
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There's something just so amusing about watching girls get the shit beat out of them, isn't there? It's much more fun than watching them beat the shit out of other people. Anyway, Vonnegut...I didn't care for Slaughterhouse Five. I can appreciate some decent satire, but there has to be something more there for me to really enjoy it. You seem to be getting into a lot of contemporary classics these days...
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The political stories in Rolling Stone are often too one-sided for me to read, but I actually found the Duke story pretty interesting. While I'm sure the portrait they painted doesn't include the *entire* student body there, it still leaves a bad taste in your mouth after you read it. *echoes Zu's Ibsen recommendation*
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Actually, honestly, I don't think you're kinky at all. But I think Ibsen's Peer Gynt will appeal to you because IT is a bit kinky and pervy (sex with a beautiful woman who turns into a pig-like troll, etc. etc... heh.) Those aren't tattoos on my arms. I only have one tattoo and it's not visible in the picture (though I've been contemplating a second for awhile now... ) I have freckles - spots - and they can create shadows and patterns. Perhaps the most distinctive is a line of them that follows an invented seam down my stomach, ending at my belly button. My brother and sisters use to tease me, "Zuzu stood behind a cow on a windy day!" My mother would console me, "These are angel kisses!" I would lament, "Ma, I've been raped." - Zu
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Okay.. I think a classic that you'll LOVE and relate to, mostly because it's so perverted and lascivious (take that how ever you want!) is Ibsen's Peer Gynt. Give it a whirl! - Zu
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Jesus, that treadmill thing IS scary. I would fall off for sure, since I usually don't pay attention when I'm on it. And, for what it's worth, you're right about the ass transformation...Nick's brought it to my attention that mine is shrinking as well. I only do half an hour on it now, but I was doing an hour when I was back in Texas, so that might explain it. Oh well.
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lol I love IT, it truly is fantastic. Have you read Dreamcatcher? It awes me just how well Stephen King captures those bizarre thoughts people have on a day to day basis.
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My job - yes, well no one expected 'that', so I don't even know how to address it anymore. Like I said, I'm no longer going to defend it. It is what it is and I'm glad. West Wing - actually, you'd probably like it *because* of the politics. It's a real dose of optimism for the state of the nation, even if it is a fictional show. Besides that, it's just a smart show. No gimmicks, no cheap action or drama, just well-written TV. Now what was the question...oh, what makes for classic literature. Personally, I like writing that challenges me, whether it be by way of style, plot, characterization, etc. I'm not so much into genre fiction (horror, romance, etc.), and I definitely don't think genre writers like Stephen King belong on academic curriculums, as there's nothing especially challenging about him. Genre fiction isn't really subtle enough for school reading lists. There's nothing to discuss because it's already all out there on the page, if that makes sense. I *do* wish schools would throw more contemporary fiction into the mix, since there's definitely some more current stuff that's making waves and generating substantial discussion. That was one of my main complaints about my high school reading lists, along with the fact that we read SO much American fiction and not nearly enough foreign writers. I'm on a tangent here...I'm not sure what makes for classic literature. If you're talking about what should be read in school, I think books that have histories and/or generate questions and debates are good choices. If you're talking personal taste, I value mature writing (whether complex or simplistic) and something that makes me think, rather than something that merely entertains.
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hey buddy! hope you enjoyed your weekend. what books are you reading?
thanks for the christian bale tidbit! HELLO! lol. i guess i should go back and read the discussion on sex education, it sounds interesting.
hope you're doing well!
xo
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Drama you experience vicariously through coworkers is the best drama there is, if you're careful enough not to get caught up in it yourself. And I was thinking about the sex thing...it seems like people who were taught one thing as children gravitate more heavily to the other side of the spectrum as adults. I've known people from both sides of the issue - those who were fully educated on sex (some of them at inappropriately young ages) tended to be more reserved when expressing their sexuality, while those who were taught to suppress their urges grew up and rebelled against that idea, becoming more open about it. I suppose I'm pretty lucky to have not been educated on either of those extremes, as it's allowed me to grow up with a pretty middle-of-the-road stance on the issue.
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And furries creep me out. It's just too fucking weird.
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How would I change it? By telling them the truth. I'm lucky that I don't work in a formal education setting, because that limits what you can teach/say to kids. But because I'm more of a mentor/friend than a teacher, the kids feel more comfortable talking to me and some of my other coworkers about things like sex, and we can be more open and honest with them in our answers. It makes a big difference. The school systems don't get that kids are kids and they're gonna do what they want to do, despite what you tell them. However, if you only give them half of the information, you put them at a disadvantage. For instance, the schools talk about abstinence but they don't bring up birth controls or condoms. When it comes time for them to have sex for the first time, the don't even think about bc and they find themselves in trouble whether it's an std or a kid. And the rates of stds among middle school and high school kids, at least in Miami, are super high. My point, what they're doing isn't working and they need new strategies. Sorry for the long post!
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Sorry, premature note posting. Some of my girls think that you can't get pregnant the first time, or if you have sex on your period. Some don't believe that oral sex is sex and that you can catch stuff from giving it. Some actually believed guys when they were told that they didn't need to use condoms because he could pull out in time and even if she did happen to get pregnant she could just go to the hosptial and tell them she was ruffied and they'd take care of it for free without telling her parents. It's shocking how much these kids don't know, especially knowing the things they do.
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As someone who works with high school students, I know they need sex ed and not the kind they are currently getting.
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You don't think that talking openly and casually about sex in the classroom would make kids more obsessed with it? If kids want to demystify sex, they should do their own research. But, believe it or not, not all teenagers are curious about sex. At 15, I wouldn't have been all that interested in a discussion about what sex was like because I wasn't interested in having it, and I guarantee you there are many other people that age who feel the same. Like I said, it's not okay to lead kids to believe sex is morally wrong, but it therefore shouldn't be okay to imply it's fun and exciting, either. Whichever stance you take, you're alienating somebody. That's the whole problem with the sex ed. debate in this country. People act as though we should either teach safe sex or abstinence - I say, why not teach both? That way, you're not alienating those who want to wait until marriage, but you're also not alienating those who don't. You have to look at it from parents' point of view, as well. How many parents do you think would be comfortable with their kids going to school and learning how good it feels to have sex? Hell, some of them aren't even okay with the more rational safe sex teachings. So I guess what I'm saying is that you should find answers to your questions if you're curious about the more subjective aspects of sex, but the classroom (a mandatory group setting, in which some people *don't* want to know about fetishes and whatnot) doesn't seem like an appropriate place for such discussions. There's already so much insecurity among high school students, the last thing I would think you need is your classmate describing how great anal sex feels when you're sitting there wondering what's wrong with you because you have no desire for anal sex. And, for what it's worth, I think the sex education I had in high school was pretty satisfactory. Maybe that's something that's changed since you were in school, but I frequently felt that safe sex measures were shoved down our throats, to the point where I consider myself well-educated on such matters. They didn't go overboard with it, but they hammered it into our heads enough to convey its importance. And I forgot what I was originally going to say...oh yeah, Coelho. I read The Valkyries a while ago and mildly enjoyed it. I'm more looking forward to reading Veronika Decides to Die, but The Alchemist is supposedly his most famous work.
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I don't think we're in total disagreement here, if you reread my previous note. I think it's completely worthwhile to cover the technical nature of sex - how you can and can't get pregnant, contract an STD, how to properly use protection, etc. It's the more subjective stuff you talk about, like fetishes or how something tastes or feels, that I think should be kept out of classrooms. I agree that teachers shouldn't convey sex as a sinful act or call women who have it 'whores'. But at the same time, we shouldn't paint sex the other way around, as something that's acceptable and okay. If you're going to have sex education in classrooms, I think it's important to remain as neutral as possible. Like you said, kids are already pressured to be doing it at that age, and having someone come into a classroom and openly discuss fetishes would confuse them even more, possibly put *more* ideas in their head than they already had and pressure them more. Why do people need to know what something feels or tastes like before they actually do it? Isn't half the excitement of sex finding that out firsthand? I just think going into that kind of subjective territory is dangerous, especially in a group setting. Because then you get into the question of limits - where do you draw the line if you're discussing fetishes? S&M? Rape? Bestiality? The bottom line is, kids DO have different views when it comes to sex. Some think blowjobs are okay, some don't. Some want to wait until marriage, some don't. Some are into monogamy, some aren't. Teachers should respect those different views when doing sex education and present information on as neutral a plane as possible, tell them, "We know not all of you are doing this, but for those who are, we want to make sure you're being safe." Any personal choices beyond that, like whether or not you like being tied up, should be just that - a personal choice one makes outside the classroom.
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In the age of 24-hour news channels, there's the risk of turning off your audience if you keep shoving certain stories down their throat - especially a story like New Orleans which seemingly hasn't seen any improvements since the hurricane (we can't say this for sure, as reporters will only give you one side of the story - yes, even Anderson Cooper). There was somewhat of a backlash like that with 9/11 - it got to a point where people started turning off their TVs because of the coverage overload. So, I dunno...I think American news is doing a decent job of keeping the story alive, without going overboard with it. The Iraq thing reminded me of this section I read in 'Blink' that talked about cops treating suspects unfairly/violently when they were caught after a high-speed chase - the rush of adrenaline from the chase can cause the cops to act out of code and become violent. Seems like the same thing happened in Iraq. Anyway...you know, you could just link back to one of your many other entries on blowjobs. :D Is that really something that should be detailed in school? I mean, it would probably be worthwhile to teach kids how to have safe sex but not necessarily how to have good sex, lol. At that age, what you do should really be up to you and your partner, not teachers. And I am alllll about early-morning grocery shopping. Especially Sunday mornings, while everyone's in church.
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I think the farting and constipation are worth it if it results in clearing the fungus and not having to take the pills anymore. Each of us need to determine what an acceptable risk is and also understand that more about side effects and risk/benefits. Often, when you read side effects, it should tell you - generally - what percentage of people experienced those side effects. So if dizziness is experienced by 1% of the people in studies - it's still a reported side effect, and if you experience it it would be important to speak with a provider. That a side effect is listed, however, doesn't mean you'll experience it. The power of the mind should not be underestimated however. Placebo's are given in studies because people who receive them do better than people who receive nothing. This field of psychoneuroimmunology suggests that if/when you feel you're doing something positive for your health, you generally do better. The converse is also true. If you believe you might experience a laundry list of side effects, you're more likely to experience them. This DOES NOT mean that you shouldn't learn about possible side effects of drugs you may take and how to minimize those potential side effects and/or manage them should you experience them. It DOES mean, however, that one should learn about those side effects in a context - that includes learning about alternative options, their risks and benefits and making an informed choice of therapy. It's impossible to make an informed choice if you don't know your options and the risks and benefits of those options to compare. Okay.. enough of that. yeah... the farting and constipation is worth it - especially if it leads to a cure. - Zu
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Did you have to eat the popsicles first? Love, R xxx
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"seems to be a great time for clumsiness" heeheeheeheehee! Luckily, we have a little seat in our shower should one need a little sit down. Or if the Owner of the Stinkiness should need anything washed that could more easily be achieved by the Remover of the Stinkiness being in a slightly lower position. Lets face it, we dont want to hurt our backs, now do we! s x
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Mmmmm, mutual de-stinkyizing....*gazes wistfully into middle distance*. Also can incorporate the SoapyTitWank if necessary (which it often is!). s x
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For what it's worth, your fixation on your ass is starting to scare me. So this drunken Keira thing...I wonder if she's intoxicated when she puts all that eyeliner on. Is drunkenness really that sexy? I never understood why people consider that an appealing quality at all, while people who carry themselves with more class don't get as much press. Oh, and I agree the Janet Jackson cover looks pretty bad. I'm more discouraged by the way they're marketing it - implying that she actually needed to lose weight in the first place. As long as she goes back to being slightly *too* thin, Hollywood's happy.
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Firstly, congrats on the 20K! A milestone in any book! Secondly, F&Z gets my vote. (And by the way, I left my copy of "The Man Who Fell In Love With The Moon" in a rental house in Kauai in 2001. I noticed that someone felt my books were a bit too spicey and the next time I was there I found them in a closed cupboard in the bedroom. My Ani DiFranco mix CD was gone completely, however. BUT/AND it appears you can buy a used copy for .52 (yep.. 52 cents) on amazon.com - and you could splurge for a collectable at a whopping 62 cents. I think it's worth it! In other news, if you want your ass back, start bike riding - your butt and thighs will love you! As for the shower scene, makes getting stinky worth it, don't it? - Zu
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Baby, crying doesn't even begin to describe the sobbing sorrow and breast-beating that's going on here right now. Your schlong is GONE? Oh, the humanity! Love, R xxx
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You're the third person I've heard of say they've lost their ass from running. I have the opposite effect, but when I run on the treadmill, I use an incline, usually between 9-12.
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You have a snake arse? OINK! Those sort of horse-ridin' bottoms look sensational in chaps, darling. Please send nakey photos ASAP. Love, R xxx
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No shooting of the messenger. Just got some gross images, although they did make me laugh. It's just odd the things that people come up with or that they want to do or see. Like hand-job parties. That scene was hilarious. It's hard for me to imagine someone passing out from a "furious" hand-job; maybe from a furious blow-job. Oh well. I'm nott that big of a fan of the hand jobs. It's a nice transition from the kissing to the sex while you're getting the pants/underwear off, but I wouldn't take it to a dinner party. Enjoy Indiana!
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"handjob parties"! hahahahahaha! Oh, man! Thats wrong on Soooo many levels! Actually laughed out loud at that. s x PS Im with you on the bath thing tho. there's just nothing like it. aaaaaahhhhhh......and....re....LAX...
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Drinking used-tampon-water must be the most disgusting thing I've ever read (eith a drag-queen eating shit a close second). Man!
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I wait, I wait, for the handjob debate! s x (and will naturally add my own amusing anecdotal observerances thereon - in other words, I'll be delighted to add a UK-based girly slant to the debate.)
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I just wanted to thank you for adding my diary to your favorites list. :)
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So, sociologically speaking, your sex is male while your gender tends to be more on the female side. I don't really think that's weird, though, as most people have characteristics of both genders. I don't think the stereotypical macho "women are on earth solely for my pleasure" guys are all that common anyway, so you're pretty normal. Sometimes, I really wonder about the place you live, by the way. Do you really encounter that many 'religious crazies' wherever you go?! I mean, coming from the Bible Belt, I know what it's like to sometimes be surrounded by that, but most people, religious or not, seem to be the 'live and let live' type. I think, if anything, it's taught me to be accepting of other people's beliefs. Besides, are the 'religious crazies' really anything to worry about? I've never seen any of them successfully convert people...most of us are able enough to exercise our own free will and form our own beliefs, anyway.
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i got mine! I got mine too!! YAY! The kid in the Tower Video Store looked at me like I was a freak, "boondock what?" The shmuck. - Zu
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On my way into the City tonight (I was in DC yesterday - and my flight didn't arrive back to SF until like 11:30 pm - and didn't go past Tower Video until after midnight) I'll be stopping by the DVD store to buy my special edition Boondock Saints.... how 'bout you? - Zu
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There's still no restrictions on bars where you live?? Here, in Ontario, we haven't been able to smoke in bars/restaurants in like... 2-3-4 years. There's still smoking in some small capacity in bars, but there are "smoking rooms" where its completely seperate from the main rooms... but as of May 31, there's no smoking in public anymore. You guys need to catch up.
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You know, my brother (the one who died last year) lost his eye while defending a lady's honor. So he got a glass eye, and sometimes, at the worst times, it would pop out of the socket and roll around the table. True story.
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I suppose I should define what I meant by 'meatless'? lol. I don't know what it is, I just find it unattractive to see girls sucking in their stomachs. It's like they want to bare it all by posing nude, yet they still want to hide any evidence of some meat on their bones. Being sexy and bold, to me, is just putting yourself out there the way you are. Besides, seeing some flab would be a little less boring than what we're used to seeing, methinks. As for the Nelly Furtado thing, I was more so referring to the change in her music, as the music is what I'm assuming makes you want the album in the first place. I've only heard the single, but if the rest of the CD is similar, it sounds like she's descending into the cheaper-sounding realm of pop music (i.e. your Britneys, your Lohans, etc.). Again, it really makes you wonder how much image plays into what you're buying. I often look at CDs I've bought in the past and realize I might not own them if the artist didn't look the way they did.
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I actually heard the Nelly Furtado single the other day - what the hell happened to her?! There are a lot of singers who Britney-ify themselves up to sell more records, but she's one of the last people I expected to do that. You always have to wonder if people would buy the record if she was fat and ugly. Anyway, the only CD I've bought this year is Kelly Clarkson's, so that's where my vote goes. No tits, no ass, no seductive video, just good music.
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I loved the Nelly Furtado songs, too. Sher reminded me of MIA for the same reason as you. Also, the new Dixie Chicks record is out, so go buy it too and support the girls who speak out against GW and that militant nutbag Toby Keith. :)
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Christina - I heard about this new album a while ago...kinda 50s style music, right? Good for her for trying to sell a different kind of pop music to the masses, I guess. Britney - to that, I say...does ANY first-time parent really know what they're doing? I was the first-born in my family, and my parents (who no doubt did an amazing job raising my brother and I) have admitted to me numerous times they had no CLUE what to do with me once they brought me home from the hospital. First-time parents pretty much always screw up and make mistakes (understandably so, since it's child-rearing is quite a unique and new experience) - Britney's just unfortunate enough to have said mistakes caught on camera. I won't go into the trailer-trash thing, as I had my own moment of realization about it the other day and was going to do an entry on it. :)
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Yay for comic book Tshirts! Mine is Batman today - yep, it really is. If I had a camera and knew how to work it, I could show you.(I also have Spiderman). As I am a skinny bird, I usually buy little boys pyjamas (7-8 is about right) and give the trousers to my kids. I go "Look sweeties, mummy got you some lovely red trousers" and then a few days later one of them will say "Muuu-um. You know your new tshirt, yeh? Its ExACTly the same colour as my trousers", and I can say absentmindedly "Is it dear? Thats nice." s x
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Talking dirty always sounds a wee bit silly - especially as we've all heard it done Sooooo sincerely in a myriad of porn films. Id venture to suggest it will come more naturally if you're both doing it - even if you only feel able to answer direct questions to start with. Same with having a conversation on pretty much any subject really, its only stimulating if there's some interaction, rather than one person spouting off and the other staying silent. I'll admit, Im much more comfortable doing it if BFs doing it too, but even then I sometimes say "shaddup willya!". he doesnt seem to mind! s x
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I fart all the time; in public too. I'm lucky because most of the time my farts don't smell. But when they do, good lord do they stink like holy hell! I enjoy running too because it makes the changes in my body that I want happen quicker. But it aggravates my ankles so much that I can't run everyday. I try to switch up between the running and the elliptical machine (love that there is little to no impact).
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I am breathless over the whole boondock saints thing too. But on the subject of farting (which also reminds me of shit) there are two other books that might interest you. The first is very "aor" - Milan Kundura's "The Unbearable Lightness of Being." I thoroughly enjoyed it - especially the bits about shit, actually. And the other is Genet's "Our Lady Of The Flowers" - which still captivates me strangely and I think you'll appreciate it (though an acquired taste - like asparagus for some.)
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I can't read before bed, most of the time. Contemporary fiction requires more brain power (for me, at least) than I'm willing to use at that time of night, so I limit my reading to the hours when I'm most alert. God, I used to LOVE running. Played forward in soccer, and the best part about it was running the field. I still love it, but I have a harder time building myself up to it now, because of old knee injuries, shin splints, etc. As far as the treadmill goes, I *definitely* burn more calories when I'm pissed off, lol.
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God...you know, I'm not going to laugh at the man for crashing into the DMV, as it's entirely possible I would have done something like that in my driver's ed days. Maybe he should go to a different DMV to try again? :D It's way too easy to get a DL in America, anyway. I doubt half of us would pass a driving test in England, as their tests are harder.
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Out of print.. for real!?! I'll see if I still have my copy - if I do, it's yours to read and share. I'll get back to you on tha ttomorrow. - Zu
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Oh yeah.. I meant to mention i... I've been meaning to give you a recommendation for a book I think you'd enjoy. Please read it if you can... "The Man Who Fell In Love With The Moon." - Zu
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Damn..sucks you missed it. Visualy it looks great but honestly the story came off a little mish-mashed...I hope for the best : )
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Hold the bus, mate - I've never had bumnuts (as they're affectionately known in this country) on a pizza (although I understand there's one called a "Stockman" or thereabouts which has them, and also bacon and beef and lamb and goddess knows what other outback blokin' bits and pieces - camel and dingo, possibly). I *did * order a vegetarian pizza once at a university refectory and it had roast pumpkin slices and string beans on the top. I couldn't imagine what they were doing there, or in which madman's laboratory the recipe was concocted, so I pulled them off and ate the cheesey parts and desperately hoped Lunchlady Doris didn't notice and grow extremely offended at my pickiness and ban me from ever eating there again. (Which, in retrospect, might not have been a bad thing.) Love, R xxx
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Just in case you didnt know...after That 70's Show TONIGHT a SEVEN min trailer..hosted by Ian Frakin' Mckellen...Horray!!!
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And in case you didn't get that the first time...*growls at stupid internet double-posting*
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God, you can tell how starved I am for conversation these days, what with my spamming your notes page...I agree that there's a difference between Nelly and Britney, I was just pointing out the irony in you saying how talented the former is, then commenting solely on her looks instead of said talent. Is it any wonder why women feel the need to show skin for attention? :D As for the songwriting...it's an interesting topic because I've kinda changed my view towards those who don't write their own songs. It's almost like movies and TV - Tom Cruise didn't write the MI3 script, yet they refer to it as 'his' movie. Jennifer Garner didn't write Alias, yet it's 'her' show. I kind of see musicians like that now. Some are songwriters, some are performers. Many performers have a team write the songs for them, then they perform them under their own name. Nothing wrong with that, as I see it. And it's not like the performers try to hide the fact that they didn't write their own songs, so who's it really hurting? When it comes down to it, even the musicians who DO write their own songs generally get help from a producer or what-have-you. Because while they do know how to write, most of them don't know how to make a song marketable. And I've lost my train of thought here, because I could've sworn we were talking about motherhood...
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God, you can tell how starved I am for conversation these days, what with my spamming your notes page...I agree that there's a difference between Nelly and Britney, I was just pointing out the irony in you saying how talented the former is, then commenting solely on her looks instead of said talent. Is it any wonder why women feel the need to show skin for attention? :D As for the songwriting...it's an interesting topic because I've kinda changed my view towards those who don't write their own songs. It's almost like movies and TV - Tom Cruise didn't write the MI3 script, yet they refer to it as 'his' movie. Jennifer Garner didn't write Alias, yet it's 'her' show. I kind of see musicians like that now. Some are songwriters, some are performers. Many performers have a team write the songs for them, then they perform them under their own name. Nothing wrong with that, as I see it. And it's not like the performers try to hide the fact that they didn't write their own songs, so who's it really hurting? When it comes down to it, even the musicians who DO write their own songs generally get help from a producer or what-have-you. Because while they do know how to write, most of them don't know how to make a song marketable. And I've lost my train of thought here, because I could've sworn we were talking about motherhood...
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Polygamy's just one of those things that has a good side and pretty fucking dark side, and the media tends to always focus on the negative aspects of issues. But (as AC 360 shows), some people truly love and believe in the polygamist lifestyle, and if everyone's of age and a willing participant, they should be able to live that way. The reason people want to ban it has little to do with sex, though, IMO. It's kind of like the gay marriage issue - many have an idea in their head of how marriage should be structured, and they don't think that idea should be manipulated. They hate polygamy because of the ideoloy, not because of the supposed promiscuity. To which I have no problem with...although half said people are likely divorced and really shouldn't be preaching about 'the sacred institution of marriage'. And by the way, I think I said this before, but the 'no sex toys' laws (and laws like it) are generally not enforced all that much. So, law as it may be, it certainly doesn't ban us from much.
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thanks for your note - I sooooo love that song! But maybe just cos I look a bit like I could be Billy Idol's mum! s x
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sex toys are banned? what!?! - Zu
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I think at this point you know me well enough to know..HA!...take MY boyfriend...that cracks me up. Evil Mutant Lovers UNITE!!! ; )btw did you see the latest trailer? looks AMAZING!!!
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Hmm...that sounded like a contradiction - you said Nelly Furtado has true talent, then went on to comment solely on her looks. In any case, I guess who looks better is a matter of personal taste. But I have to say, Hollywood is really conveying this idea that moms should be able to pop 'em out and look great six weeks later. Meh. What's really so bad looking about Britney, lately? You're not the only one who bashes on her, so I'm curious. Yes, I want kids. I didn't used to, but I think that's just a petty phase everyone goes through when they're young. It's a responsibility I'd really like to have someday, and I think it's just as important a duty as any career would be. And god, don't get me started on the plagurism/Harvard issue. It pisses me off that people actually bash on these writers and feel like there's any sort of case against them. I say shame on consumers for being too ignorant to realize THIS GOES ON ALL THE TIME. It's normal, people need to get over it.
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Hmm, Im too far away, too old and too attached for your bro. But I know where he could get some porn! hee hee. s x
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Your brother should only try to meet girls in bookstores if he likes to read and/or he likes girls who read. If he's looking for a no-strings-attached, flingish sort of thing, aboslutely go to the bars, but I would reccomend staying away from them if he's looking for something more serious. Man, everyone's so hard on Britney Spears...if there's one thing I have admired about her, it's her dedication to family and her desire to start one. Having children is really one of those universal contributions we can make to the world at large. I've kinda grown to feel that having kids is my calling in life, and if Britney feels the same way, good for her. Never mind parenting styles and who she chooses for a husband, never mind that she's a few pounds heavier, I just don't see why people can't admire the simple notion of her wanting a family over a music career right now. I think motherhood (parenthood in general) is one of the most self-sacrificing things you can do, and if that's not 'sexy', I don't know what is.
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That was quite possibly one of the greatest hours of television I have seen. It was incredible. I knew that Beaver, uh, I mean Cassidy, was the third boy molested. It was obvious from the way he freaked out whenever anyone talked about sex. I was shocked that he was the one that raped Veronica. Again, I believed that she had been, but I thought it was Dick. And poor Weevil, I almost shed a tear for him when that prick sheriff arrested him at graduation infront of his poor grandma. And the plane exploding and Logan rescuing Veronica, it was all too much to take, but in a good way. I taped it, so I plan on a second viewing tonight.
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$8.33 on Dukes of Hazzard, eh? I guess we all have our moments of weakness. :D X-Men...yeah, wasn't the second one PG-13? I remember seeing it and wondering how they got out of an R rating with all the violence, because some of it even made me cringe. All in the name of allowing more people to pay to see it. College kids: THIS IS WHY YOU GET YOUR MENINGITIS SHOT. Jesus...anyway, I've never really seen people with lost limbs 'give up' on life, but I guess it is a thing to admire. Vaginal plastic surgery - it was really only a matter of time. After all, women (and men) alter every other god damn part of their bodies, why not the vagina? I'm past caring what those people do to themselves. If it's for a medical reason, fine, totally understandable. And some Muslim women do the hymen reconstruction for cultural/religious reasons. But if you really just want a quick fix to make you feel better about yourself, good riddance to ya. Why we don't get psychological help for some of these people, before going for the scalpel is beyond me, because so many of them have distorted body images and just need to stop focusing on it.
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Collogen to make the g spot more prominent? That's kind sad. From what I have read the g spot becomes more prominent the more arosed a woman is. I suspect the orgams are much more powerful,...but wouldn't it be better to have a lover who could arose you enough to engorge the spot? I dunno, maybe I'm just spoiled with my super accessable spot.
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Regarding the hymenplasty, I didn't know about the rich woman thing. But I have heard about some Muslim women doing it, not because they were hoars but because they had been raped. And since it's such a big issue in their culture and religion when it comes time to get married, they risk shaming the family and I think even death (not enitrely sure about the death part, but I think I have some recollection of one of them saying that).It is a shame that some people just can't accept that their significant other may have had a past before they met. This is not the 50's anymore. And even back then, the men could do whatever and the women couldn't. Ah, double standards. Regarding Ultraviolet, you know my feelings on that movie. But I agree with you that the storyline was interesting and had tons of potential. For istance, when they learned that the suitcase kid had natural antibodies or whatever so that he could either cure/kill the vamps (I don't really remember right now), I immediately thought that he was Violet's kid. You know, since they kept making a big deal about how she contracted the disease while she was pregnant and she lost the baby, blah, blah. It kinda resembles the Blade backstory, but I think it made more sense than nose plug guy cloning himself to find a way to kill himself. I'm getting a headache just thinking about how bad that movie was.
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I don't think I've done this list before, but even though you didn't officially tag me, I'll go ahead and do it anyway. It'll give me soemthing to think about and write about for the next couple days.
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PS BF and I went a whole year without doing the L thing. But that was mostly out of an even mix of fear and denial! s x
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Aaargh. I have NO weird habits. Oh....Okaaaaay...when BF gets back (tonight), I'll ask him and Im sure he'll come up with a massive list and I'll post the best ones up in a day or two (when we've finished having post-seperation sex and Ive finished trying to kill him for finding stuff about me even a little bit weird). s x
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HEY!! Your the one who asked for more tags lol ;)
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you have been tagged ; )
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Don't tell me you guys haven't said the 'L' word yet! Wow. I've never been quite in the know about dating and relationships, but that's somehow really shocking to me. Nick pretty much said it to me the day we officially got together. A little premature, but I guess it worked out okay. :D Ah, the definition of love. It's one of those things I've never tried to explain with words, which might sound weird coming from an aspiring writer. But I don't like to describe it because it's so ambiguous. Love is nothing and everything. To love is to let go, but to work hard. To live in the present, but want the future. Love is petty and indulgent, but it's selfless. Love is ignorance and irrationality and shameful, at times. Love is contentment, but love is a war. There's no way to tell for sure how love changes you, but I believe it's taught me a lot of things, namely that I alone choose my actions and reactions to everything around me. I used to be a cynical little emo kid who blamed everyone for my state of mind, whether it was my parents, teachers, politicians, reality TV, whatever. And I've obviously retained a lot of that sarcasm over the years. But I fully realize now that it's ME choosing my own cynicism. Maybe the state of society does suck right now, but it's my choice how I react to it. And I think love has taught me that even in the face of depressing adversity, I can still *choose* to be optimistic. Maybe finding hope through love allows one to have hope for all.
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I have to ask first...what the hell is a sleep center? Second, is Star Jones really leaving The View? I was watching it just yesterday, and they didn't mention anything about that. Also, who said she doesn't like animals? That wasn't my impression, as she only mentions her dog every five minutes. And the breasts are no longer sagging, by the way. Plastic surgery fixed all that. Keep up with the facts, Mike. :D Tom Cruise - you know, I wonder how pissed of the rest of the cast is that he tries to run his scientology agenda at their movie premiere. He really should keep his private life separate from his work, out of respect to his coworkers. You know, I don't read many other diarys here, but I've also noticed this 'let's talk about blowjobs' trend with women. I have to wonder how fucking bored people are when they're bragging on the internet about how good they are at BJs. It's interesting how in the age of fast information, nothing is sacred or considered private in life, anymore. I don't know. Personally, I'd like to think I've made bigger achievements in life than giving good blowjobs. Yeesh.
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Hey man. Just wanted to say hi; I haven't noted you in a while. Still feeling a little down. But, I did want to know what you thought about the last V.Mars episode. I called it, about 2 months ago, that Woody had molested one of the kids on the bus and they were going to expose him, you know, "the outing of all outings". I also believed that he was responsible for the crash, but now, after that court case (what a bunch of bs), I'm leaning toward Echolls; he's one slippery dick (hee, I made a marine science joke...I'm such a dork; stop laughing and look it up).
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On the issue of being faithful...I would say that just because you *can* feasibly do something doesn't make that a good reason to do it. I've had friends in relationships for years who temporarily take a break to date and see what else is out there - almost like they want to make sure there's nothing better they're missing out on. And I think that's similar to your friends' concept of cheating. Why stay with one person all the time when you could be missing out on seventeen others? That screams of selfishness, to me. To do things that only please yourself without having the strength in character to let others go so they don't get hurt by your actions is weak and pathetic. And unattractive, at that. I think we live in a society based largely on greed, as well, and it's hard for some people to stop focusing on what they don't have and appreciate what they do have. And also, there's this tiny thing called personal taste - there seems to be this misconception that you can only have fun in life if you date around and remain uncommitted to anything serious. Some people do have more fun that way, but some don't. And if people like your friends realized that, they'd better understand why you don't cheat. Oh, and in reply to the note you left me...well, don't ask me, ask the narrator. :D
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Knew I forgot something. Stephen Colbert?! I'll admit he has a certain charming quality about him, and his interviews are pretty fucking hilarious. But this whole 'conservative counterpart to Jon Stewart' act is a bit silly, even for Comedy Central. Frankly, I'd rather have a full hour of The Daily Show.
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If I can say one substantial criticism about Bush (because let's face it, most of our criticisms are just cheap-shot surface-bashings on his college records or his inability as a public speaker - flaws that I think many of us possess, which makes him a pretty good reflection of the American people anyway), it's that he's made a consistent habit of being all talk and little to no action. Five years after 9/11 and bin Laden's somehow still on the loose. SUVs still have shitty gas mileage. There's no plan to rebuild Iraq as a democratic country. We put kids through high school who can't read or solve a quadratic equation. Cheney still hasn't shot a quail. And so on. I may not agree with all of his policies, but I'd admire him at least a little more if he followed through on one of them. Foreigners...you really have to put yourself in their shoes, sometimes. Imagine living in a country with no job opportunities, no decent education, no hope for success or happiness in general. Whether the American dream is a farce or not, it's obvious why people want to immigrate here, and like I said, I believe they should adapt to our general way of life. But to make them give up certain parts of their own culture is, to me, asking a bit much. Yes, if you come from a cannabalistic culture, you should not be allowed to do that when living in America. But telling a woman she can't wear a burrkha in her driver's license picture? You're taking away something that's an element of comfort, or familiarity, to her, and I don't see why it bothers us enough to disallow her from wearing it. Who's it hurting, really? I don't know, maybe me perception is biased or fucked up or whatever. Both my parents were immigrants, 25 years ago, and they more or less went the opposite way, completely Westernizing their lifestyles and abandoning their own cultures. I see more recent Indian immigrants out in public, wearing their saris, and they look at my family as though we've betrayed our ancestry. And I get it. My mom's side of the family doesn't know half of what's going on in my personal life right now because if they did, they would surely consider me a slut and ostracize my mother for raising me so non-traditionally. And I *get* it. I'm okay with it. Which I think is the big issue here - live and let live. I know I don't have to believe the same things others do, but I respect whatever they do believe, whether it's arranged marriages or assisted suicide. Everyone has a rich culture with a lot of history and passion behind it, and if we can get outside our own fucking bubble where freedom and democracy and a love of football rule all and respect the weight of other cultures, maybe we'd get some respect from them in return.
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Ah, there's nothing quite like a little encounter with the divine Mr Swearengen to lightly turn a young man's fancy to thoughts to cocksucking, is there? Love, R xxx
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Ha. I've got a move named after me. Part of me feels I should be honored, but the other part feels rather pathetic that the move I'm named after is something as asinine as falling off a treadmill. Didn't quite understand the last paragraph of your entry there. I do agree that America is great for respecting diversity...yet you then go on to bash on Muslims' body odor and rappers' dialects? Isn't that in itself a disrespect to diversity? Not that I'm saying we have to *like* all types of diversity. Americans hate the way Muslims smell and there are Muslims who think most American deodorant is ridiculously obscene-smelling, and part of being an American is the right to think that, so long as we don't ask them to change their ways. I do think immigrants should learn English, even though I don't believe it's *officially* the national language of this country. But yet another great thing about living here is embracing our way of life while still having the freedom to maintain one's own. So, referring to pertinent, timely issues, if Hispanic people want to sing our national anthem in Spanish, who are we to stop them? Why are we so offended by people who wish to express their love for America in their native tongue? I mean, I suppose there is a requirement that they learn it in English as well, but it seems pretty silly to demand something of foreigners that half of American citizens probably couldn't do themselves.
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Hahahahahahahaha. You said "rasslin'".
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I just lurve the way you talk about sex - it always comes out a bit coy when I do it. My natural British reserve, I guess! I have a weekend of similar debauchery planned - my girls are at their dad's for the weekend and we have a extra days holiday on Monday. WooHoo! happy twats indeed. have a good one. s x
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Ok, FIRST of all, it's ANDERSON COOPER. Arthur Andersen is, I believe, an accounting firm involved in the Enron scandal, no? Second, at least the Backstreet Boys don't have to show major ribcage and three pounds of eyeliner on a Vanity Fair cover to look good. Sure, give me a Marky Mark Calvin Klein ad and I'll drool all day. But what it comes down to for me in the aesthetic department is an entertainer who can overstep the hair products, air-brushing, jewelry, and brand name what-have-you, and still look naturally amazing. I think some of the most flattering pictures of celebrities are the more candid shots of them, when they're outside the photo studio and doing something mundanely unworthy of photographing, like grocery shopping. I think I probably wouldn't approach a celebrity on the street either, actually. I've learned, in my random meetings with musicians (yelling at Orgy to give me my shirt back - long story - and going for Chester Bennington's ass, only to get a disappointing hand instead) that it's a lot more fulfilling to admire from afar. The encounters really ruin it for me because you're getting a once-in-a-lifetime event boiled down to a passing 'hello', and I'd really rather remain the sideline support. Are mumps and autism really a direct product of one's environment? I remember when I was diagnosed with asthma (age three or so), it was a pretty rare illness, but now it's like every other person on the street has it. Though asthma is also something I believe you're born with, so it's hard to tell exactly how the environment factors in. Now Mike, if MTV didn't allow Sweet Sixteen to air, it wouldn't be there for you to watch it. Stupid television, although irritating, would leave us with nothing to bitch about, were it to not exist. :D And yes, I think the better question would be when am I NOT horny. I swear, if I didn't have something to do or think about everyday, I'd be a mess by now.
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Dear boy, the line is, "To people living with, living with, Not dying from disease. Let Ye among us without sin be the first to condem, la vie bohem."
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HAHAHAHAHA! Crackin' entry Grommit! I do wonder if our life/viewpoint similarities have anything to do with our mutual Catholic private school survival? Too many things I agree with in this entry for me to list em all, oh, and as a non-TV watcher, I feel compelled to find out more about the Extreme Surgery prog. Sounds rivetting! s x PS Good luck with the game - I know you can win! Gwan Hedgie!
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God, I came across a rerun of Dawson's Creek the other day and couldn't watch it. It was too painful to see Katie in her good old days, lol. It's interesting how people have reacted to this seemingly different-from-before Tom Cruise, because it's almost, by gender standards, how people would react to a woman exhibiting similar behavior. Generally, when a woman is outspoken about her feelings and beliefs, she is ridiculed and seen as less attractive, while guys who do the same thing are seen as powerful and smart. Cruise, however, is getting the more female side of the reaction, it seems - he's suddenly becoming less attractive and more annoying in his couch-jumping days, and no one really cares to see his movies anymore. It makes sense with him because I think part of his appeal before was that he just stood there and looked cute and didn't open his mouth towards one thing or the other. But I'm still really fascinated by this reaction that isn't typical against males. Will this South Carolina law banning sex toys actually be enforced. Because there are a lot of state laws that aren't enforced, and this one seems like it would be hard to monitor, especially given the ease with which you can order sex toys online these days. Wheeee...get better fast and have fun with Sara. :)
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Two thing... craigslist.org in SF/Bay Area, "rant and rave" section, goes on and on and on and on about fat girls, chubby chases, BBW, etc., etc, etc. If you want indulgence in chatter about big women, you'll get an earful and eyeful there.. oy. Secondly, I think rape should be punishable by life in prison and chemical castration or life in prison as the bitch of some guy named Bruno - but/and I do think that women need to start considering some of the stuff Camile Paglia has talked and written about with regard to rape - that being "no means no" isn't "enough" - we're big girls and if we go to an intimate place (a bedroom, etc.) with a man there is some complicity. Obviously this has nothing to do with your friend who was the victim of incest re: her father. I do feel that there is this misguided anti-feminist dogma around sex and rape. It's like the madonna-whore complex taken to an extreme. I think the "real" feminist perspective is that women are smart and capable and I know if I go to a man's apartment scantily clad, get drunk and lay on his bed, that we're going to have sex and fuck that "no means no" crap, because my actions are saying yes and every woman knows that - none of us are stupid. (And of course I'm not saying rape doesn't happen - it happens, is traumatic and wrong, evil and vile, etc. But I think if we took some of the modern renditions of rape out of the equation, the numbers would fall re: that statistic.)
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Yes, she's a porn star. A brunette too - slightly unconventional looking but hell, at least she looks like she's having a good time. And Ron's piece? Seen plenty bigger, my friend (and in real life too!). But you're right, Ive seen him interviewed too and he does seem really nice and unassuming (probably cant believe his luck!). I could talk for hours on this subject but Im at work preparing for an Big Cheese Meeting this afternoon, so Id best not! have a good Monday, whatever you're doing! s x
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I'm lacking sleep, and so yes, you get all my unfortunate commentary. :D I know what you meant about the hair issues, I was just saying that it doesn't seem like such a tantalizing, taboo subject to read about. I'm not sure how to explain it...I don't think people should be admired just for sharing intimate details others may not divulge. I tend to go for enigmatic celebrities, for some reason, and while I do occassionally desire more insight into their personal lives, I don't necessarily need for them to share more than the 'normal' amount of personal info. It's more about the quality of your exposure, not the quantity, and it's almost a turn-off to me when people (like those porn stars) put themselves out there so much just to get a magazine spread or a second glance. I would rather put my best foot forward than just lay it all on the table. I can totally understand celebrities 'holding back' on how much they share, because the media and the public are ruthless with every detail of their lives. Most everyone desires some private aspect of life, and I don't really consider it a great loss if we never know how stars style their pubic hair. 2 out of 10 men? I would expect it to be higher than that, especially if the survey questioned only chasers in general and not men who weigh looks less heavily. In any case, that stereotype about black males has been around for a long time, and I've noticed it's finally spreading to other races as well. Praise da lawd. :D
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aah, you missed out Bella Donna. Im not a fan of the fake boobed blondies either - they're just a bit too vacuous and Jenna? well, she's just Jenna, isnt she? Now Ron. Hmm. He just HAD to go into porn. There was no way the fat, greasy looking, hairy arsed mullet wearer was gonna get any action otherwise! Fair play to him, though, long may he count his money! Oh, and I'd suggest perhaps the birds could carry the coconut suspended between them on a piece of string, couldnt they? s x
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I don't see your reasoning there. Gas is NOT a necessity; transportation is. And (depending on where you live, obviously), there are far cheaper means of transportation than personal vehicles. Yes, there are some people who live out in the middle of nowhere and most likely have no choice but to use cars to get around. But even in my hometown, where cars are such an obsession, a person could get by on foot, so I don't doubt it's possible in most places. If China is bad for being wasteful, doesn't that make us TWICE as bad for being MORE wasteful? Why should other countries have to give up anything just to appease the over-consumption of Americans (who, by the way, aren't willing to do the same)? Don't get me wrong, I'm one of those very people who's somewhat attached to her car, but that doesn't mean I ignore the obvious ways I can travel more economically and save money. Good luck to Lachey with that new album, 'cause he's gonna need it. I really wish he'd stuck with 98 Degrees because they had some pretty good pop songs and harmonized really well together. And by the way, explain to me how reading about him is death by boredom and reading about porn stars' 'hair care' isn't. I don't find myself admiring them for their openness, as it's something that's more or less required in their industry, anyway. The more you're willing to bare, the more money, popularity, attention, etc., you get. Or so it seems. *ding* Round Three!
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I haven't seen the movie, so I'm not even gonna touch the Dukes of Hazzard comment, you Vogue whore, you. Gas prices - well, a couple of things are funny about that. Firstly, it's funny we complain about $3.19 per gallon, when some countries pay twice as much. Gas in the U.S. isn't insanely cheap, but it isn't insanely expensive, either, especially for a developed, superpower country such as ours. Secondly, it's funny how we blame places like China for having more cars on the road, yet families in America often have one car PER PERSON. And thirdly, of course, is the fact that we complain about it 'till the cows come home, yet we still buy the SUVs, still don't car-pool to work, and still don't use bikes or public transportation when they're available. Let's just face it: Americans love their cars. It's like those girls who sued McDonald's because their food made them fat - DON'T BUY THE FOOD. Similarly, don't buy the gas.
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Oh! what did you say? what did you SAYYYYY? Im snorting with glee at the thought of some poor sap reading it and going "Oh. I seeeeee!" and slapping his forehead. Share, share, I beg you! s x
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Gas is about $3.15 a gallon here in lovely SoCal. Fuck. It shouldn't cost me $32 to fill my stupid Toyota Corolla. Hey, don't feel shame about the Debbie Gibson greatest hits - I've got it, too! We rule. :)
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I think I'd have to (once again) agree with Sara about you taking Diaryland too seriously. It's weird, actually...because I've never tracked who reads what I write and therefore wouldn't have the first clue if I was worthy of someone's analysis twelve times over. And somehow, it doesn't bother me. Sure, if someone wanted to go to all the trouble of actually hunting me down in person, they probably could based on what's in my journal. But seriously, that'd be a lot of work, and it's not like I'm the freaking Pope. In this Internet world we inhabit, communication has changed so drastically, that you can no longer make inferences about what others think. Maybe this 'stalker' had trouble loading your page and clicked on it twelve times! You simply don't know, and I think what Sara's getting at is that you don't necessarily need to jump to conclusions about their intentions. I know it's fun to meet people online and stuff, but is it integral to meet EVERYone who reads you? That sounds less like friendliness and more like paranoia, to me (this is the point I realize I'm rambling and decide not to give a damn :D). Don't get me wrong, I'm the textbook definition of paranoia, but when it came to starting an online journal, I realized I'd have to let some of my guard down. Maybe you should keep a pen-and-paper journal...I do that as well, and it serves its theraputic purpose without the public display. Gas prices - I'm definitely with you on the financial strain, considering the 21-hour trip I'm taking tomorrow. At least I'm going back to a cheap-gas state for a month. I think there's some truth to the idea that people date the same person over and over. I can't speak from experience, as I've only had (and hopefully will have) one 'real' boyfriend, but I've seen it happen with numerous friends. I was also thinking how it's interesting that I used to want (or *think* I wanted) a guy who had the same interests as me, because Nick, in some ways, couldn't have LESS in common with me. I think on that level, that while it's important to communicate well with each other, there are advantages to liking different things on a more surface level.
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tahnk you for the add. i would love to read, but you're locked :o) do you share your password?
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Unless you're telepathically communicating a password to me, I can't get in. Is someone considered a stalker just for reading an entry twelve times? Or did this particular person include threats, as well?
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"Last summer I made a townie moan all without using my hands." :D Now why did my mind automatically think of you when Logan said that?
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thanks for the thingy!Oh, and if its any consolation, ive got a stalker - not here where you can lock up, but in real life, which involves trips to the police station etc. Ah well. Have a good day! s x
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i don't even know how one would know if the same user read one twelve times in one day. (that's a lot of ones.) I started wondering, "was that me!?!?" And then I remembered I was in The City all day and it couldn't have been. Phew! (I loved Tramp The Dirt Down, I think from Spike too.) - Zu
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I can't get in! Diaryland is conspiring to keep me in the dark. Dammit. :)
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Thanks, sausage. x
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Tom Cruise makes my flesh crawl. Not in a "Im not very fond of Tom Cruise" way but in a really *shudder* 'ehhuhuhuhuhuh' way (Man! That's hard to spell. I had to say it three or four times before I was happy with it. I would be happy to share an expletive loaded warped conversation with you as, right now,I am alone, in the studio, with No whisky, No BF, No tobacco, No chocolate and Nothing on TV. Im fucked right off and SERIOUSLY grumpy! s x
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That same year, before I left Minnesota to head West, I saw Blondie and Elvis Costello at the Great Northwestern Beer and Barbeque....I love Elvis.
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I had just moved to the Bay Area... I was 17 years old.. I didn't know a soul. I somehow got a bottle of champagne that I drank in the truck before the concert. It was Fall. I met some Stanford boy who invited me to a halloween party at his frat house. It's all a big blur. I don't remember any sex.. which doesn't mean anything. I owned pants that were striped, olive green and white. That were so frill'n cool. I loved those pants. I still had them and they still fit up until I quit smoking two years ago. Then I gained some weight and no longer do my 17-year-old-pants fit my 40-something-year-old body. If that's what it takes to grow up... so be it. Ode to pant. - Zu
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That's seemingly how it's always been with TV shows. Stuff like Freaks and Geeks and Family Guy were pulled off the air because they either didn't have enough viewers or they were too offensive. In the latter case, its cult following was, luckily, enough to bring it back, but that usually isn't the case. I don't know. I think TV itself has this reputation of providing entertainment that creates lazy drones, so it could take a while before 'smart' or 'unique' television succeeds. The West Wing is paving the way. What the hell IS up with Sam Jackson? He used to be so cool in a 'Bruce Willis' kind of way, but he seems to be doing more hits and misses than ever now. Old clothes...my mom usually gives them to the Salvation Army. Funny story: she went to do it earlier this year, and they rejected half of my old clothes because they were too 'out of style'. :D
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God.Damn.It. I totally forgot that Veronica Mars moved to Tuesday!! I missed it! Grrrr. Well, I hate to burst your bubble, but I didn't put the hot sauce in that bitch's food. I would have liked to, but a little voice told me that karma is a motherfucker. She'll get hers eventually. I just hope I'm there to see it. :)
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I saw The Clash open for The Who on a Day on the Green in 1982.... /sigh.
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Hi! I have moved! Please follow me to: http://kayrayne.diaryland.com Happy reading!
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The high-definition is better, obviously, it's just never something I've gotten more satisfaction from than from the 'old' style of movie-watching. Put it this way, before high-def., I never sat around in front of my TV and complained the picture wasn't good enough. And the weight thing - I should probably be clear in saying that 88 pounds isn't something I'm bragging about, nor is simply 'being tiny' an excuse to be that thin, at my age. My weight wasn't a focus at that time, my work was, and that's what caused me to neglect my health that much. I was eating one small meal a day and worrying the shit out of my parents and friends (they thought I had an eating disorder), and while I brushed it off at the time, I realize now that it was more serious than I acknowledged.
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I have to say I'm glad I'm not in high school today. We had our fair share of drugs, violence, and suicides, yet it still seems so much worse these days. I can't say I would mind extra security. I know it annoys lots of people to have to go through extra searches at airports and whatnot, but I don't see it as a problem if I have nothing to hide. My high school never had metal detectors, but they brought the drug dogs in every now and then, and they would hype up security whenever a bomb threat was made. And it didn't bother me at all. Of course, certain racial groups are slightly more adverse to police officers, arguably for good reason. Regarding technology, I feel the same way about it. I'm only just now adjusting to DVDs, and I unsuccessfully tried to convince my parents they don't need a flat-screen TV. My theory is definitely that you don't replace something if it works fine.
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I'm always one of the first to say that race is not a major factor in many things. However, if I were a black parent in your area, I would be concerned about armed guards too. It's been well documented that cops become extremely trigger happy when there are minorities around. Some guy goes to pull a wallet out of his back pocket, but because he's black, they assume he's pulling a gun. Would it have been different if he was white. Maybe, maybe not. But I think they would have waited to see the gun first. Anyway, I would still be worried about armed guards in the schools because even if some kid would pull a gun, the guards might hit innocent bystanders. I think it's a bad situation/idea either way.
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I hust threw up a little bit in my mouth. Maybe I should snort that now. Perfect example of why I don't watch pornos; their gross and a lot of times unrealistic.
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lol. Ok, I never said *all* free porn was good porn (especially if you stumble upon it in someplace as random as a gym locker room). You definitely have to wade through a lot of shit (no pun intended) to find something decent. I've seen a 'snorting' clip and while it's probably not the grossest thing I've seen in porn, it's definitely up there on the 'turn-off' meter. But I think this is a sort of natural evolution that occurs with the increasing sexualization of our culture. As people become more open about their sexuality and it becomes more acceptable to publicly flaunt it, we get easily bored and strive for more creativity. We're no longer satisfied with *just* missionary or *just* handcuffs or *just* one partner, so things reach to higher extremes. I, personally, don't care for most of it, but when people are no longer judged as harshly for their own tastes, they're less shy about expressing certain odd fetishes, and I'm sure there's someone out there that finds snorting to be a turn-on. 'Poofter' is slang for a homosexual male, by the way. Originally Aussie slang and adopted later by the rest of the world, I believe.
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hahahahaha! Just read your update (thanks for the mention BTW). She SNORTED it! Oh, puhleeease. There's. Just. No. Need. Mind you, the bat holder could come in handy if the pitch is a bit wet and you dont want to get the handle muddy. maybe you could have a whole line of em just behind the bench so when you get back from your home run you can just reach back, pop it in and get stuck into the gatorade (fucking hell, cant you just tell i know nothing about baseball!). have a good Monday. s x
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Oh, definitely. At one point, dear Gina appeared to have run out of Chardonnay. Ick. s x
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Oh, hedgeboy you daggy old spunk - surely you are familiar with the Monty Python sketch about the Bruces at the Philosophy Department at the University of Woolloomooloo? Rule number 1: NO POOFTERS! (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruces_sketch) Love, R xxx
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Well, Zeb is technically Brit, and as soon as he used the term "Poofter" I knew exactly what he was talking about. So is it Brit-speak, or Aussie??
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Single women come home from work, have a quick look in the fridge and go to bed. Married/Co-habs come home from work, see what's in bed and go straight to the fridge. Coincidentally, my next update (half done in a weekendy-lazy assed way) is on the subject of the grumble flick too. Happy easter. s x
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I take it you're implying you won't be cohabitating anytime soon? :D I think the theory about gaining weight has more to do with the level of committment in a relationship, and since cohabitating indicates a more serious bond, the two are seen as indirectly related. It's that whole cliche about how married couples 'let themselves go' because they no longer fear the other person bailing on the relationship as much. In other words, you've both gotten over that need to impress the other because you've seen the best and worst of each other. As for me personally, my weight gain tends to depend on my general level of activeness. When I'm not working or going to school, etc., like right now, I gain weight more easily, compared to freshman year when I was so overworked that I dropped down to 88 pounds. Eh...at least it's more or less under my control.
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Oh, I do hope you love "Wolf Creek", possum. I think it's absofuckinglutely fabufuckinglously brilliant, and screamingly scaryfunny, and easily one of the cleverest films I've ever seen. But apparently the Brits loved it and the Yanks hated it because it made them too uncomfortable. (Just a little too realistic, or some such girly-twattishness.) Sigh. Love, R xxx
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Congrats, you have been Quoted: http://quoted.diaryland.com/goodwriters.html. Thanks for the great writing. -- Ploppy.
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Porn, Dangermouse, The Office AND Monty Python all in one entry. *drools* Mmmmm, my kinda guy! And if its any consolation, try 93pence/litre ($7.50/gallon?) for petrol. Damn good job I live in a small country! s x
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I don't usually see a lot of 'religious freaks' around, even in my Bible Belt state. People tend to keep to themselves and do their regular traditions, which definitely doesn't include the obsession over Christ's rebirth. These holidays are so commercialized that even non-religious people like me celebrated them, which I think is weird now that I look back on it. Silent birth - you know, I try not to comment on celebrities' lives because we can't just believe what the media tells us, but I think the best thing for Katie to do as soon as possible would be to speak up, if not about her relationship with Cruise, then about SOMEthing. While she may not be as passive and brainwashed into this whole thing as we think, it certainly comes across that way when we see Tom talking and her following. Then again, some women prefer to take the backseat, and if that's what she truly wants...
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I'm pretty much the same way with guys - while my intent is not to hook up with them, I flirt pretty shamelessly. But hey, if she's going to get upset for being turned down by a guy, that's her own problem. You have a logical reason, and if she can't accept that, she's got her own insecurity issues. I don't understand why you feel bad about someone else's reaction you have no control over, but seriously, it's ok to not care, Mike. She'll move on to another guy, or she'll sit and mope about a passing encounter. Her choice. It's not like people will think you're the bad guy if you guiltlessly turn down a girl. I can understand Sara's reaction, obviously. Nick tends to get the same way, and I think it's not so much a jealously issue as a trust issue. He doesn't trust what I might do if a nice guy hits on me. There's really nothing you can do about it, except conduct yourself how you would if Sara were standing right there watching. I know you're friendly, but you don't have to linger so long on every cute girl you meet. I'm learning to have less flirtatious conversations with guys, and it seems to keep the encounters shorter. As for this self-esteem thing, you need to stop asking "Why does so-and-so love me so much?" and instead ask "Why do I hate myself so much?". I think a lot of us look for validation from other people, when we really have to find it within ourselves in order to be content with life. And it takes a long time. I've gained a ton of confidence these past few years, and I still don't feel like I've realized my full potential. But it's an interesting journey to take. And onmygawd, I can't believe you actually *took* the free porn, lmao.
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Well, I'm not out to judge myspace, as it'd be hypocritical when I have an online journal of my own. I was more so surprised it's taken so long for the media to pick up on the fact that kids are doing things they shouldn't do and have been for several years. Hell, even on facebook, there are tons of girls that post half-naked pictures of themselves, and I think it's even sadder in their instances since they're in college. By the way, you should've watched Oprah today, as their discussion on the 'stupid girl' culture was pretty pertinent to the whole Playboy thing (Pink was on the show - if you've seen her new video, you'll know why). I didn't think I'd learn anything new from it, but they did this segment about books with sexual content that are marketed to teens, which I'd never heard about. Books, for crying out loud! Is no medium free from these imitations of sex?!
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"Most of the time, people meet others while not even looking so don't go out of your way to getting desperate. Smell great, take care of yourself, keep your bushes trimmed, teeth clean, don't make an ass of yourself while drunk, and try not to stalk guys in the front yard. That's what backyards with the combination of eerie music are for." That's why I love you, dear. :)
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Wow. And my excessive debating must signify I woke up way too early this morning. :P
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Harsh? lol. Isn't that supposedly what Hefner was, as well? I agree he's certainly interesting, from what I've read and seen. And, like I said, I don't deny that he's a smart business man - he knows what sells, so he puts it out there. I just question the 'classiness' of Playboy products and entertainment. It's like that Friends episode where Joey explained how you can make any word have a sexual conotation by saying it a certain way. Similarly, you can take a picture that's degrading and tasteless and turn it into 'art', by using better lighting, having the girls close their legs, using better quality paper, etc. But at the end of the day, it's still a woman posing naked for money, for a predominantly male audience. Hmm...and don't prostitutes sell their bodies too? Put it this way, if Hef lived in a small New York apartment, never hosted massive parties, never appeared on camera in that trademark robe of his, and never talked about his polygamous lifestyle, would he be such a spectacle? The 'classy' aspect of Playboy comes from these images he throws out there, not from his work actually being respectable. If he got all this attention for the credibility of his work, then Bill Gates would have just as much news coverage. This is what the media does - magazines, TV, movies, all of them put a spin on reality. Pam Anderson might think that women exploit Playboy and not the other way around, but that's because the media's painted the whole empire that way. I just think that if we've spent decades as a society trying to stop the treatment of women as sexual objects and stop men from treating women as sexual objects, Playboy stands as a giant step backwards from progress, no matter how elite and sophisticated those involved are. And if I'm sounding like a man-hater here, it's not intended, because it's my opinion that both women who pose AND men who buy it are selling themselves short.
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Hef - I think I get it. Protecting your women, living a classy (read: rich) lifestyle, and only taking 'tasteful' nude pictures of them, totally excuses exploiting them. Hugh's a pimp and the girls are his hos - if you take away the mansion, the money, the articles, etc., it's really as simple as that. Hugh just happened to be more successful than most pimps out there. Don't get me wrong, I think he's smart, the way bin Laden's smart, conning women into thinking they're doing something respectable and tasteful. But that image is just an illusion he creates with what I mentioned above. Seriously, articles? First of all, not all guys even touch the articles and the ones who do probably do so to feel less stupid about paying for a magazine with naked women in it. I don't read the articles, because if I wanted something informative, I'd sooner pick up Newsweek. And if you ban gyno shots to be more tasteful, why not just have them wear clothes in the first place? Oh, yeah, because then Playboy wouldn't have made as much money. I'm all for freedom of speech and expression and what-have-you, but I always question people's motives and meanings when they defy it. Hef was and is all business, and he did what he did for the money.
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You buy DVDs, I buy CDs. I used to buy about 2-3 every other week, but I've gotten better at the addicition (which has been good for my bank account). I've purchased very few CDs that were "new" music. Most of the stuff I buy is from the 70s and 80s. Doobie Brothers, Jimi Hendrix, Anita Baker, Glady Knight, Michael McDonald, George Michael...the list goes on. Music is really the only thing that keeps me sane.
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I dunno...at any given time, I have no earthly clue who's reading me, although I do keep track of who I give my site address to. I wouldn't take it personally if someone doesn't read you though, since people tend to read when it's convenient to their schedule. I'll get to that email soon, but for now, LOVE yourself, Mike. Then, you won't have to worry so much about who's reading you and who's not. ;)
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Aren't A&F and AE practically the same thing? I can't say, as I've never been inside either store, but a mere window view suggests they're pretty similar and equally overpriced. That's our problem in this country, though. We complain about Old Navy employing sweatshops so they can sell cheap clothes, but we complain equally as much when clothes are too expensive. Maybe there's a happy medium no one's reaching. A&F is like Tommy Hilfiger, the sequel - unfortunately, there are people like them in authoritative positions who still think 'white' when creating the all-American image. I don't doubt there are Americans who think the same way too, though, so I guess they're only catering to their market. In any case, I've never liked brand names like that, that practically tell you who you are through irrelevant advertising. Clothes are clothes, you wear them so you won't get arrested in public, not to tell people who you are. You know, I've become conscious about how much time I keep your diary open on my screen now, since you're all 'Homeland Security' about tracking your readers. I tend to accidentally leave the window open while doing other things, but I'll be more careful in the future. :D And personally, I've never had this so-called issue with guys talking too little about sex. It's mostly the other way around.
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dammit. I posted that picture in a moment of madness before I realised people would know now WHAT I LOOK LIKE! Aaaargh! Bugger! Ah well, you're still talking to me at least so it cant be that bad (unless you're doing it out of pity!) s x
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I'm not famous, I just play a famous person on TV (I'm kidding... I don't... I'm not... it's not like that.)
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Haven't seen it with a cake mixer but I am, um, familiar with the ol' electric drill adaptation trick. They don't call it a Drilldo for nothing, mate. Love, R xxx
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I've never seen Wrong Turn, but I've heard some of my kids talk about it. I loved Wolf Creek, but haven't seen Hostel...heard mixed reviews, though. Wonder Shozen is so demented; so my sense of humour. And I love the underlying meanings/themes that they throw into every episode.
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I wasn't implying, per say, that loving movies or comic books or whatever makes you a kid at heart. I think all of us grow up to have obligations and responsibilities we don't like, which often makes us want to escape to more childlike, worry-free times, and I guess what I was getting at is that we (or maybe just I) don't necessarily know *what* you escape from. For me, it's mostly either work, school, or my parents, and I've noticed that since I don't have any of those things right now, I don't feel the need to escape from anything. And I, for whatever reason, see you in a similar way - you seem to more or less enjoy every day, and there don't seem to be many daily things you dislike or clash with enough to feel that urge to escape. If that makes sense. I only half understand it, myself. And I wasn't trying to make you dwell on it or anything. It was just a random thought that I had, how we all know what you escape to, just not what you escape from.
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V. Mars was great this week. So long Thumper and your ridiculous gang name. And someone else who watches Wonder Showzen! I love that show. I'm so glad new episodes have started but a year was waaaay too long to wait.
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The best part of that dumb chat was that guy was totally believed what I told him about the power lines. The internet is a beautiful thing, my friend. Also, it's about time they show more than ONE new episode in a row of Veronica Mars. And, even though my friend yelled at me for it, I hope she gets back together with Logan. Your friend A,unfortunately, sounds like a nitwit. And getting a lover's name tattooed on your skin? That's just asking for break-up. Just ask my [real] Dad, who, 30 years after the divorce, has to look at my Mother's name on his arm everyday.
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Mike, you're closer to a kid than any other adult I know. Between all the comic books, movies, and dogs you go through, you don't really share the adult activities you *do* do (and we're not counting sex as an adult activity since it's apparently what all the 13-year-olds are doing too, lol). Hmm...is there possibly a side to your lifestyle we haven't heard about?
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Oh, and The Bell Jar. Well, it's not a John Grisham novel, if that's what you're looking for. :D I think there's irony in the fact that Kaysen's account was more autobiographical and Plath's more fictional, because the latter's work comes out as the more realistic one in the end. Plath wrote a very accessible story about the reality girls face growing up (and having mental breakdowns) - Girl, Interrupted tried to do the same thing, but used so much shock value and the overdone "crazy is really sane" message, that it came up far short of being as good as The Bell Jar. So I guess it depends on one's taste. Not to say I don't like overdone characters and whatnot...it just seems that The Bell Jar triumphs over Girl, Interrupted because of its accessability and for not trying so hard to entertain.
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Here's the thing. I *like* the idea of not having sex before marriage. I think it's a rather cute idea and it seems like a nice and respectable thing to give the person you marry, and hey, I do wonder just how much we could cut down STD rates if more people waited. But, in our culture, the reality is that that doesn't happen much anymore. People are getting married at later ages, for one thing, and, more importantly, the messages we're exposed to teach us to treat sex more casually than it should perhaps be treated. And I know that's a cliched thing to say and that some might disagree, but I do think the media plays an integral role in teaching kids about sex. I grew up mostly watching family shows like Full House, shows that tackled sex (if at all) in a very conservative way. I didn't watch things like MTV or read magazines like Cosmo until I was much older, and as a result, I never thought about sex objectively until I was 15, and even then, I didn't graduate to more specific thoughts of my own sex life until I was in an actual relationship at 17. And, in hindsight, I don't think that's such a bad idea. I grew up, more or less, without being constantly bombarded by sex, and I think it's given me a healthy view on it. I see it as a pleasurable activity, but I don't put it on this pedestal. I don't talk/think about it constantly, and it's no more important to me than any of the other pleasures in life. It's simply one of the many things I enjoy, like books and potato chips and Gilmore Girls. Sure, I didn't wait until marriage - I don't think I would ever feel comfortable marrying someone I haven't been that intimate with - but I did view it as something important that I should do when I'm ready and not just when the guy wants it, blahblahblah. Are these TV shows and movies and whatever going to go away? No, I think things will only get more sexualized with time. So, to me, it's really a matter of parental control. I think we live in a society where kids look up to Mischa Barton more than their mother, and if more parents would step up and become the predominant role model (by teaching them how to live a life of quality and self-value, etc.), kids might start listening to them more than the TV. As for the schools, I don't understand why we're debating whether to teach them about sex or abstinence, when it's obviously integral to do both. In any school, you'll have kids who want to wait until marriage and kids who don't, and I think it's important not to isolate either of those groups. By the way, the novel, Rainbow Party, was banned in a bunch of bookstores - some parents apparently don't think it's appropriate for kids to read about stuff they're already doing, lol. Shame...if they actaully bothered to READ the book, they'd discover it discussed the danger of rainbow parties, instead of advocating them.
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I did it! I got laid again!
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Howard Stern needs to stop blaming his fans for his lesser success after the move. Maybe it's *him* that just isn't captivating enough for 75% of his previous audience to spend the money on. Was Lindsey Lohan really aneorexic? I thought she was still going with the 'overworked' explanation. Oh, and I'd have to say Nick and I both wear the pants, depending on the issue. It's a very unisex pair of pants. :D
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I confess... I have a soft spot myself for the Karate Kid and um ...Culture Club but shhhhhh don't tell anyone
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Most new HIV infections happen among youths, even though often they are not diagnosed until later. I think it's difficult for kids who don't really have language to communicate with each other about sex (they can hardly believe they're having it, much less negotiating safer sex.) It's not that young people can't talk about sex - they certainly do - but that's really different than being in the moment and being able to negotiate their way around safer sex, birth control, etc. There isn't a culture around most kids that supports an open dialog. I think, for this reason, that it's good that many kids are freaked out enough to think they're going to 'save themself' for marriage - and those that don't - I hope we don't blame or condemn them for the consequences - I think you remember the 1970's public health campaign, "herpes is forever" (I remember an earlier post of yours on the subject pondering STD education.) The reason we don't see those campaigns is because in the context of HIV and Hep C, who cares about herpes, really? There are more important health issues. As stupid as it may seem, a message of abstinence for young people may be a critical public health strategy - and I'm not one of those whacky religious fundamentalists. As long as sex education has its hands tied on the average high school campus... well.... I digress... it's just what bubbled to the surface...
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Oh god, believe it or not, I knew a guy in college that was obsessed with cheesy stuff like that, and he talked about the Karate Kid thing all the time. He was a very...odd bird. See, Girl, Interrupted is one of the few stories that I actually liked better as a movie than as a book. It could just be because the movie was a little more glitzy and dramatic, but I couldn't enjoy the book because of (and this will sound somewhat hypocritical of me, given my stance on the James Frey thing) the notion of Susanna as an unreliable narrator. It's odd because I usually don't have a problem with unreliable narrators, but this one apparently bothered me. Anyway, hope you enjoy The Bell Jar...I'm surprised you haven't read it, since most people I know who have been through high school and/or college have had to at some point. Oh, and I can't understand why anyone would voluntarily read Beowulf, but to each his own. It was rather like torture, for me. :D
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Minister's wife: Wasn't there something about her possibly having a mental condition? I remember the news saying that earlier on, but there hasn't been mention of it again. They're also talking about postpartum depression, but I'm more skeptical about that, as she would have gone after the kids instead, in that case. Sharon Stone, dear god, where to start with her. Put her in a room with women, and she'll talk sex with them. Put her in a room with a man and she'll flirt incessantly with him. She doesn't know how to be anything other than a sexual personality, it seems, and it gets annoying after a while. You talk about sex too much, and soon people aren't going to care about seeing or hearing you. Kids shouldn't have more oral sex, or any sex for that matter. I think it's kind of sad that that innocent, childish phase in life is so much shorter than before. Jill Carrol interests me more than other POVs because she's more than just a journalist. Here is a person who devoted her life and career to actually getting to know the Iraqi people, and when most American news sticks to interviewing American soldiers, I admire someone like her, who doesn't paint Iraqis like they're the enemy.
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Wait a second. Back this up! There's a Horror Channel!?!? Where the hell have I been?
Man, if I had that channel, between that and Sci-Fi, I would NEVER watch anything else or leave my house.
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I have to say, while part of me has always wanted bigger boobs, I'm glad I don't have to deal with men staring at them all the time. Big boobs seem more like a pain in the ass than anything else (as most girls on my former soccer team would attest to), and they just make you look heavier anyway. How shallow am I to suffer through American news, just because Anderson delivers it?! I did see that shock therapy story...pretty funny to watch the reporter try it out.
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Midgets make you dizzy?!?! That's one of the funniest things I've read in a while. And was it a midget you saw or a dwarf, because they are different (although I can never remember which is which). I really did feel like I lost 1.5 hours of my life watching UV (even though, I probalby would have sat through 2 hours of it on a Sunday afternoon if they showed it on TV). What was most amazing though was that half of the theater walked out (and it was packed since it was opening night). That was the first time I had ever seen that, and I've been to some bad movies before. Anway, what I really wanted to comment on was the color scheme you mentioned in the movie. I think everything was bland and white because they wanted to portray the sterile environment of the city and culture, especially since they are afraid to be "different". It was cool that Violet could change colors and what not, but that too was never really explained, especially since none of the other vampires could do it. So it didn't make sense, like a lot of other things in the movie.
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Eh, job hunting. It's increasingly disheartening to find that a college degree won't get you much of anything these days, as most jobs require an additional 1-3 years of experience, as well. Well...that's not to say I couldn't easily get a job, because I could if I were currently looking hard enough. I haven't been unemployed since I was 17, and it's admittedly pretty easy to get used to it. :D
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What fighting??? She would turn around in a circle and pose and then everyone would be dead! The only good fight scene was the one at the end with the nose-plug dude, and even that one ended weirdly. I loved Wolf Creek. A lot of people thought it was boring at the beginning, but I appreciated the time they took for character development before all the craziness started. Good luck with all the licking.
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I'm not talking about whether movie nude scenes are realistic or not, just that most of the time, they seem unnecessary to serving the purpose of the movie. Artists seem to have gotten so used to using nudity to convey such a mirage of things (love, intimacy, audacity, sin, etc.) that movies have started to use it more prevalently, if only to raise hype and jazz up what people are seeing on the screen. Moviemakers *know* these days that a nude scene will get people talking, probably not realizing that a nude scene overtakes all the praise and talk about the rest of the film. I dunno, maybe I just haven't seen enough movies, but of the ones I have seen, it's hard to remember one where the nude scene(s) were actually relevant to the story/characters/etc.
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You know I'm all about the martial arts-vampire movies. But I think you'll be hugely disappointed with UV. Plus, Mila doesn't even look that hot in it. But good luck with that. And let me know what you think.
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Oh fine, I'll comment on it. I'm a bit confused at Jessica Alba's statement, myself, for a few reasons. Firstly, her use of the word 'slutty' to describe said bad-girl movie roles. And secondly, her decision to pull a career 180. It's interesting timing, really, considering she just fought to get her illegally-published picture off Playboy's cover, but you have to wonder - is she just THAT dumb that she's only just now realizing that the public perceives her as a sexual object more than an actress? Why the change of heart? She seemingly had no problem wearing bikinis (which, by the way, can also be classified as nudity, in my book) and playing strippers before. Don't get me wrong, I'm *somewhat* on her side - I can't recall a nude scene that ever seemed necessary to a movie, and most of them seem placed in them to jazz the hype up. But I think she's realizing that to be taken seriously as an actress, she might want to keep her clothes (ALL of them) on first...and possibly take some acting classes.
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Sometimes no means no. Sometimes no means ask me again, on a beach in Kauai, with a picnic lunch and champagne. - Zu
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I dunno Mike, 1,800 DVDs, however you justify owning them, sounds pretty damn consumerist to me. :) I could go on all day about the level of craziness consumption has reached in America, but don't feel I should until I myself can stop buying all the jeans, DVDs, books and pre-packaged foods that I buy. It's all relative, really. You could look at celebrities and say that they're WAY out of hand with all the stuff they buy, but a homeless man could look at either of us and say the same thing. Unless you live in some bubble in Bumfuck, Idaho, aren't we all pretty consumer-savvy?
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"A dinosaur Victrola, listenin' to Buck Owens,
Doo, doo, doo, lookin' out my back door..." Well, I heard it here first; thank you. Personally, I liked Buck because he was such a huge influence on Dwight Yoakam, and I'm a dreadful pushover for any snake-hipped skinny-legged man in tight black leather pants and a Stetson. Love, R xxx
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I've actually been pretty fed up with all the news coverage of the whole 'Vendetta/Bush administration' comparison. Firstly, because people tend to go overboard when it comes to seeing connections to their current situation in basically every piece of art they come across (they even went through this same debate when the latest Star Wars movie came out...not to unrelatedly mention all those stupid punk songs that make people say "Ohmygod, Benji and Joel are TOTALLY singing the story of my life!). And secondly, because, from what little I know about it, this movie covers themes that are practically timeless and can be applied to several political situations. And why shouldn't it be that way? Most movies do like to cover realistic ideas. So, I dunno. Is it an attack on the Bush administration? Probably not, and the media needs to back down on that. But if we're talking about it being a sort of mold for realistic political situations, I'm willing to bet it is. As for our little culture of fear...I could go on for pages about it, but in short, I do think we have an unhealthy habit of a need to *create* fear in each other. You wanna talk about what's tearing society apart, to hell with Bush, I think it's this artificial fear we keep buying into that's destroying our reserve, as well as our strength and intelligence. The thing I really fear (pun intended) more than anything is when we've so lowered ourselves to that level of paranoia because we're allowing verbal trash pollute our minds. Ok, stopping now. I'm glad you're feeling better. :)
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I would have to echo the 'mommy' advice below. As shitty as it sounds, you really should just give in and rest. It might even help you get better faster than what you're doing now. I think your body just needs time to recharge, and getting up and doing stuff is slowing down its recovery. Soooo, go SLEEP! I mean it, I don't wanna see another update from you today!
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Dude, you need to rest. The reason you feel tired or you keep falling asleep is because your body trying to nudge you to bed (and not for the reasons you usually get nudged to Sara's bed :D). I bet if you give yourself a good 4-5 hours of rest, you will amazingly start to feel better. That means no cleaning, no push-ups/sit-ups, no sex (shocking I know). Just give in to your immune system and let it do all the work of making you feel better. Sorry to sound like a mommy, but I hate hearing about you feeling bad and want you to get better so that you can enjoy your Sara time. Hugs!
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While I rarely get sick anymore, my anxiety and my weak stomach make me sick fairly often. Which is why I'm surprised Nick's stuck around this long, lol. It's great to have someone really take care of you in times of need. Too bad I'm pretty horrible at caretaking, myself. I really want to see A History of Violence...I've always loved Maria Bello. Anyway, get better Mike or Sara's gonna have to start charging you rent. :D
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Ahhhh the glorious flu. It's hardcore this year. I've had it myself, except mine only lasted for less than 24 hours but it was horrible none the less. I hope you get over this flu very soon... I know how much it blows!!!!
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Oh you poor thing! I hope you feel better soon. I only like to drink Sprite (and Ginger ale) too when I'm sick. Sending hugs your way!
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Ask her to marry you already... forCRYINoutloud. - Zu
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Glad to know "V for Vendetta" was good, because "UltraViolet" was a piece of crap! It was the worse movie I've EVER seen. Worse than the movie that previously held that title for me: "They Live" where aliens are trying to take over the earth but they are disguised as yuppies and you can only see them if you were the special sunglasses. Have you seen it?
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I'm waiting to read the book before seeing the movie, as I've heard the book's better. Movie does look interesting though. Feel better, Mike. :)
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stipulation: DO NOT see "v for vendetta" if you read the comic, they fucking raped that story. Why yes,i am bitter about it.
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One word: Airborne. It really does work. Hope you feel better soon.
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Peter Jackson's "Dead Alive" Dear.
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lol...Back in H.S. I knew a guy that was so lazy he kept an empty bottle next to his bed just to piss in! Needless to say our frindship didn't last very long : )
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Mike, you know me better than I know myself. I think I should be afraid, lol. It doesn't even seem like it's been four years, for some reason, but it has, and that would officially make this the longest-running online friendship I've had. Looks like we'll never run out of stuff to disagree over! Thanks for the special entry, dear. :)
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Lesse... props to Sammy on her birthday for one. For two... er.. OMG.. A SPECIAL EDITION OF BOONDOCK SAINTS.. I am SO there!! You made my day. As to the shout out for Rent... er... not... no... no way.. unh uh. AND I saw the stage play back in the day. But back to stuff that's really important.. May, you say? - Zu
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Models for Christ -- only in Miami. I was actually shocked that there was such a club in Miami considering many of the models are usually heathens. :D It looked like the rest of them were just there to be on camera though. On the other hand, the place where Christ's wife had her photo shoot, Jimbos, is awesome!
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Hey - I just thought I'd let you know that you arent the only male out there who loved Pride and Prejudice! My husband watched it and absolutely adored it much to his utter shock! :)
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Why, after saying a warm hello to it, she'd surely say, "You are such a big full scrotum." Love, R xxx
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Great entry. Very informative! :D I hate those herpes commercials: "I just don't have the time to deal with a herpes outbreak!" Yeah, bitch, just like you didn't have time to deal with putting on a fucking condom before you had sex. Those commercials just make it way too easy for people not to worry about it. So not suprised about Hilton. She a ho' dawg.
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What can I say, Sara and I are just smart like that. :D I saw a portion of that VH1 thing while flipping channels, and it made me realize what a materialistic childhood I had. I could only remember a few toys I played with, but once you see them all on TV, you remember so much more! Not my birthday, by the way. Not until next week, anyway. Hence why I said "early birthday celebration". :D
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"Revenge is a dish best served cold, but in this case, my long ago crush ate it and then some." Too funny! And who does a bar crawl on a Sunday? I've done my fair share of bar crawls and they always seem to be fun, yet trouble filled nights.
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well, even if keira didn't win, at least she was damn cute when they showed her in the nominee's line-up. oh man, your story from the south was great. and man, that hot ex-cheerleader must've been totally wooed by that guy's moves. i mean wow, lol. =)
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I don't like Keira's face because she wears enough eye makeup for every woman who attended. How can you tell she's good looking with all that eyeliner on?! And I don't dislike her British accent (half my extended family is British, so that would be a pretty big betrayal), I dislike her fake American accent in movies. She needs to spend the rest of her life playing British characters because any other accent is a lost cause for her. And yes, I am also glad she didn't win, but for obviously different reasons. :P
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SMELL AND DIRTY! wow... what kinda pussy have they been eating? I havent eaten a dirty pussy yet....Don't listen to em' hedge.. you keep lickin' and lovin' baby ; )
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Heh. I figured my comment about Keira might get a response from you. I think she's gorgeous - don't get me wrong. But whatever part of England she's from has an accent that kills me (and I normally love the British accent). Hey, what the fuck is going on with Veronica Mars? Are they EVER going to show a new episode??? I think you should post pictures of your adventures with Bald-O, mister.
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hehe, sounds like an interesting trip...there are times i think to myself how glad i am that i'm in a relationship and not single again. there are good things to be said about both, but yeah. =) sorry i've been such a bad friend, =( i can't even get any of my OWN entries written much less read anyone else's. i'm awful. but i'm trying! =) XO
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Sorry about the job hedge it just wasn't meant to be love and btw you do know my real name isn't Lu-Lu right : )
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I can't say I've had a 'real' professional job before, but I think that with any job, you will encounter a certain amount of incompetence, cold-heartedness, soul-selling, etc. There will always be that woman that smells, the guy that doesn't speak good English, the boss that doesn't care if it's your birthday, etc., and you'll often feel like the only sane one there. But unless you're just filthy-stinking rich, getting a job and, as Bald-O puts it, contributing to society, is something we all have to face at some point. It sucks, even the great jobs suck. Trust me, I KNOW what you mean about stifling creativity. Part of the whole reason I'm really trying to make my dream of being a writer happen is so maybe I don't have to sit in a cubicle from 9-5 for the rest of my life. If you feel the same way, by all means, go for what you want in life, because I'm sure you can make it happen. If not, stick with the job hunt. Spread yourself wide over the market, because there's got to be something out there that's better than your old job (hint: you've got a degree, right? USE IT!). Even if it's just a call center or something (and I can't believe I'm saying this), that's at least something more colorful. Like I said, every job has it's shitty parts, but you sometimes just have to go with it. Have fun gettin' wasted. :D
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Hahaha... he's coming (take that however you like) in two weeks. And, I have absolutely no idea how I'm going to deal with the in-person meeting after all this online action. But you can rest assured, that there will most definitely be cheesy music played loudly so as to annoy my neighbors, who constantly blast their mariachi music. Oh, yes. Many adventures will be had. :)
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:( If you lock up again, I'm screwed. I don't recall my password.
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Feel better. At least you have a best friend to drink the night away with. I'm sure Bald-O will make things alright. If not, just watch a rerun of V. Mars, that will be sure to help. Sending hugs and nice thoughts your way.
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I'm assuming you've unlocked it, as I didn't need my (forgotten) password to get in. But still...Miiiiiike! You *have* to stop letting the 'morons' get to you! Besides the subjectivity of what even constitutes a moron in the first place, and besides the fact that we all have our own moronic moments, it's more likely that you're giving them what they want when you lock your diary. Don't lock it and maybe they keep reading, but that would at least say to them that you're unresponsive to their actions. Lock it and the only message they must take from it is that you care what they think and do. You've always been so open about not caring what others think, so unless it's a matter of keeping them from reading about your personal life, why even bother to change how you do things just because of someone you don't like? Regarding the job...I speak from abundant (and I mean *abundant*) experience when I say getting turned down for the job sucks. It does, really. But try not to look at it as a personal diss to your abilities or your intelligence. Most likely, it isn't. You win some and lose some in the job market, and if there's one thing I have learned, it's more about luck (right time, right place, knowing the right people, etc.) than anything else, anyway. Every job I've had, even the less official babysitting jobs, I've gotten not for my knowledge, but through knowing somebody on the 'inside'. So hang in there. The first one or even the first ten don't always yield positive results. Again, from my experience, it NEVER does, lol.
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knock knock...password?... please
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Uh oh. I can't remember the password! Email me at andria24@gmail.com so I can get in. Pretty please. :) I'm sorry you didn't get the job... Looking for a job is a motherfucker, man. I think that's why I stay at my job, even though my co-worker makes me want to commit homicide each and everyday - just so I don't have to look for a new one. I hope things look up soon, dear. :)
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And then you've got guys like George W., who *can't* use his daughters in ads because they don't act like respectable citizens of society, lol. Contributing to society means not littering? Wow, I guess I've left a bigger mark on the world than I thought. :D
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Okay.. I found only a few pics from the era, and I posted them. If I find more, I'll give you a head's up. Likely won't even be able to look again 'til next week, however! - Zu
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I'll see if I can find a few pics... it was well before the era of digital cameras, however - Maybe I'll pull out Fear for a few ruckus rembrances of "fuck christmas." (insert anarchy symbol here.)
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Don't diss N*Sync!!!!! They might not be punk rawk but their cool. :D
I hate how peple like Assley Simpson and the other one, who's name I can't think of right now but she usually wears a tie with a wife beater and lots of eyeliner, call themselves punk, yet don't know who The Clash, The Ramones, or even Sid Viscious are. It's like spitting on someone's grave and legacy. I wish I could so slap the shit out of them.
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Oh man.. I was totally punk once upon a time. /sigh.
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I saw saw, but I've not seen saw 2! lol Actually my mum and I had that same conversation after watching saw, the whole "I saw saw" thing. I enjoyed the first movie a lot, I liked the concept and some of the situations were so creative. I'll have to get hold of the second one now....
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Ew..thats kinda gross hedge..but you always makes me laugh
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One of the few things I like baout Miami is that there are so many different races/cultures here. So we don't have that problem of blacks with blacks only, whites with whites, etc. The only people who stick by that philosophy are the really old or the really ignorant.
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Hey the one year anniversary IS a big thing, and you should be happy. :-)
As for porn, I haven't actually watched that much, I prefer an erotic film with a plot.
About the vibrator and cat thing, If i did that my cat would attack the vibrator..."DIE! DIE! FOUL BUZZING THING!", so I'd probably end up with scratches where I'd REALLY rather not have them! :-p
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What kind of porn do I like? FREE porn. And I happen to hate plot. If I wanted plot so bad, I figure I'd watch a regular movie. I guess it depends on how you use porn. Alice in Wonderland - this is somewhat unrelated to the porno, but there's actually a lot of literature out there about the sexual undertones of that story. I haven't gotten to read any of it, but a teacher told me about it, and it sounds interesting. Oh and Mike, you read more women's magazines than any man OR woman I know. I guess I'll commend you for that, since most of them are pretty unbearable for me.
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The Masseuse isn't porn, it's erotic film. Why is it that our films can be increasingly more violent, with realistic images thanks to increasing graphics technology, but we can't see explict sex? The masseuse is the story of a shy man's introduction to sexuality and how he falls with the woman who introduces him to it. We are sexual creatures, why can't we have a film that explores that side of humanity. Why must such a thing be labeled "Porn"? Why is it okay to show a man getting his fingers cut off one by one and cauterized by a lighter (Man on Fire), but a good blow job is disturbing and offensive?
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"The Masseuse" is good if you're into bondage. And, it has too much plot for my taste. I don't like my porn to have plots. Just the nasty stuff, please. And my cat bolts out of the room as soon as he sees me open the top drawer of my nightstand. The buzzing freaks him out big time. And happy anniversary. :)
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and another one just the same as the last. Happy thingy! s x
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Happy Anniversary man.
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Ah, the perks of being the last person on the planet to read your entries. What Zu said, mostly. I was actually going to touch on the regional cell phone thing as well, because, after living in Plano, aka, SpoiledRichGirl Central, and seeing girls on cell phones everywhere I went, it was quite a surprise to move to D.C. and find the exact opposite - the men are the ones that are seen using them more. I happen to hate having a cell phone and only keep one at the insistence of my parents (you know, for those 'emergencies' that will probably only happen when you DON'T have access to your phone). In fact, since working in a call center, I've developed even more resistance to phones and generally only use them if someone else calls me. So while I do have a hard time seeing the importance of calling your friends to tell them about your parking ticket at WalMart, I don't think it's a female-specific problem. Thongs...I've found among females that you either hate 'em or love 'em, and after developing a healthy fear of panty lines somewhere in my late teens, I tend to veer more towards the pro-thong side. I'm pretty cautious about it and would definitely not sit on a barstool if I had low-rider jeans on. But (and this goes with the guts hanging out, as well), you can't control how others present themselves in public. And yet you men still look, don't you? You still look and the thing is, this goes beyond thongs and exposed guts. I went out today in jeans, a tank top, and a sweater jacket, and got honked at twice and offered a free bag of chips in the grocery store. You wanna talk about chicks off in their own little cell phone worlds, but if men would get out of their world of female aesthetics for one second and focus on something else, it wouldn't matter what Jane Smiley down the street is wearing. I guess I don't get caught up in the attire of others. Women wear what they want, men do the same, and I have the power to look the other way if I want to.
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Maybe the gender demographics of cell phone usages varies regionally. When I'm in DC it's mostly men I see strutting through airports or to power lunches on cell phones (when you eaves drop, the conversations don't match the suit.. and on the rare occassion when the conversation is about big money or something "impressive" it's spoken in overly loud voice so that not only the person next to them hears it, but also the person in the next terminal or on the next street. SO annoying!) And in SF area I'd say there's probably a sex bias of more men on cell phones than women - maybe because the tech-obsessed boy geeks (like my boyfriend.. not criticizing tech-obsessed boy geeks) like the latest cell phone technologies and you'll often hear them talking to their friend about the features of their new gadgets. It's not that I haven't seen 12 and 17 and 27 year old girls in public bathrooms, on the cell phone, telling their friends that they're in the bathroom. But I honestly don't know who the hell they're talking to - because my women friends don't do that to me. Probably it's because of that strong voice you're talking about, and I'd unwittingly (hmmm?) offend someone who was wasting my time with such jiberish on the phone and we wouldn't be friends long.... But then again, as I reflect on the reality of today, the most annoying phone call I took today was from a man who literally was telling people to have fun at lunch and having side conversations while he kept me on the phone for over an hour. I had him on mute and mostly ignored him - but it annoyed me greatly nonetheless and I realized whatever budding friendship had been there is likely killed by this telephone behavior.. but that was a man. Maybe it varies regionally... - Zu
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Re: the little girls dressed as sluts thing. My Jooj is a big big girl (wears age 15 clothes)but she's only 10, wanna try getting clothes for her that arent totally inappropiate? Man, its a total nightmare! s x (Oh, and Hi!)
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I'm not desperate...just upfront. I'm starting to wonder if men find that a little bit scary.
They seem to prefer the chase. <3
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So, #1, it's about the politics of being a minority. White men sometimes forget that women (even white women) are not part of the dominant and ruling class and men, particularly white men, are less aware of the effects of being a minority. You ever listen to black people talk about other black people? Or gay men talk about other gay men? You know, it's one thing to be gay but being an effeminate gay man "makes the rest of us look bad" or being transgendered "makes the rest of us look bad" or being black ghetto "makes the rest of us black people look bad" or blah, blah, blah. There more judgement within a group then there is from outside the group because the predominant culture only sees and judges these groups, blacks, women, gays, as monolithic groups and thus the groups become hypercritical in order to try to raise the bar of respectability among the predominant culture. I don't know if I'm making sense. This thing you talk about re: women tearing each other down, you see it in every minority group - but I've never heard white men talking about what some other white man did and saying, "it makes the rest of us white guys look bad." Mostly they don't actually see them selves as part of a group and accept it's a given that they're judged by the content of their character as individuals as opposed to as part of a larger group. They refuse to acknowledge affiliation. I think a case in point is this thing about the cell phone. I'd lay odds that just as many (if not more) men talk on cell phones than women - but it's an erroneous argument. You see this thing you don't like, you lay it on the chicks. I'm a woman, I hate cell phones. I hate phones. I loathe talking on the phone. My partner is a techy geek. He loves his Treo. Not only would I not be caught dead talking on a cell phone in line at Sam's Club, places like Sam's Club give me a headache and it's a rare, rare day when I make an appearance in those massive consumer warehouses. The incessant need to "connect" via technology as opposed to the real, tangible world around us is no doubt a unrecognized diagnosable pathology. It will undoubtedly lead, over generations, to unspeakable violence. In terms of the underwear thing.. I guess I fall in the camp as your workout partner - I don't really care if someone sees my underwear. If you're really that compelled to look up my shorts, by all means - whatever rocks your boat. Thongs are uncomfortable, and I don't care WHO you are. In terms of the belly hanging over the shorts - while on the one hand I'm with you on this, on the other hand I'm not. I'm fat phobic - I don't like to see it and I don't think "big" is "beautiful" - but I also have no interest in that anorexic thin thing. Partly I think, my aversion to fat is my own problem - I just need to get over it - people can wear whatever they want.. why do I care? On the other hand, I find it repelling. And if I had a third hand, I'd say even the most perfectly built, slender, athletic, strong, sexy woman (or man) looks best in blue jean shorts that are a little baggy and an slightly oversized Tshirt - some people say it's frumpy - I think it's frill'n hot. I see a gorgeous woman (or man) in skin tight pants, it's an total turn off - what a waste of beauty. But again, that's just my preference.. clearly, obviously, not everyone agrees with me. So while I get the whole, keep your tub covered thing - mostly we just gotta get over it and try to find the entertainment factor in an ocean of diversity. - my thirty seven cents. - Zu
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Mike, dear boy, if you would watch the movie before making judgements on it, you would understand that they are unhappy with their marriages, and not having sex with their wives. It's not that they are hopelessly in love with their wives and fuck them every chance they get. They are both pretty miserable, and Health can only get it up with his wife if he thinks he is fucking Jake.
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I'm torn on the New Orleans issue. I don't think we should give up on it so early - the general concensus seems to be that better city planning may help prevent a Katrina-tastrophe from happening again, and if there's even a grain of truth to that, it should be looked into. People say they'll never come back, but that's because the place is still a mess - if the government can for ONCE prove themselves capable of reviving a city with such historical and cultural importance to our country, people might change their minds. As for Marti gras, there is no bigger celebration than that for New Orleans, and it may just jump their economy enough to make a big difference. Time will tell, I guess.
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Honestly Hedge I dont know what to think of the whole Cheney fiasco and frankly it makes my head hurt thinking about it. But I'm happy you liked your guestbook picture : )
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Had to google those two goodfellas to be sure what they looked like but, eeeeuuuuw, even I wouldnt! And that's coming from someone who could technically be called a groupie since I hang around with musicians all the time (okay, so i live with one, doesnt mean I dont give him head on the tour bus tho!). The cologne thing? Its nice to get a whiff of it as you walk by but better if I can only smell it once I get REAL close! hehehe s x
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Those damn strawberries were gooooood. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with nudity. I certainly don't see what it has to do with an actress and her acting career, but I don't find anything wrong with nudity in general. It's just something I don't understand why an actress/musician/whatever would want to do, when posing nude will reduce people's interest in what you have to say. Unless, of course, you *don't* have anything to say. I suppose you have nothing to lose, then. Without any obvious reason to pose nude, I can only assume celebrities do it to boost their popularity, and that's moreso what I don't care for. While we're on the train of thought, I happened to see those Willa Ford pictures in Playboy today. Not so bad looking, I guess.
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NO pictures of Stepfordhead. Nuh-huh not never. Sorry! Think *the bastard child of Billy Idol and Doris Day* and you'll be pretty much there tho! s x
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Whatever happened to class? I'd look to the Vanity Fair cover for the answer. ;)
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yeah, sadly ive justt been workng all tha damned time. hhave like a dozen half-written entries, and have TONS of new stories and anecdotes ive wanted to share with people, but just never have the time and the energy together to get things written down.
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Boxers or free ball, either way there is no elastic on the thigh to get in my way or snap back on my hand when copin' a feel. Teenage girls scantily clad...I've noticed here in NY on the subway tends to attract attention that most girls don't necessarily want or are prepared to handle and without a guardian can be seriously dangerous. In a perfect world girls/women should all be able to wear what they want whenever they want to, but unfortunately..it isn't so
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definitely boxer breifs! yum! Also,yeah, teenage girls definitely need to put some clothes on, pedophiles or no pedophiles. My mother would have died before letting me leave the house like that at that age,and good for her.
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I'll take child predartors for a thousand, Alex. I agree that clothes for young girls have reached disturbing levels of promiscuity. But the child predator thing...first of all, we can't say for sure that numbers have gone up. It could just be that the news is reporting it more, or even that victims are coming forward in larger numbers. Second of all, from what I know on the subject, it's really not about the sex for sexual predators. It's moreso about the control. Their radar isn't set off by a girl in a short skirt, it's set off by a girl, period, because their fantasy is to have control of another person. Children are obviously easy targets for this because they're more naive and susceptible to being controlled by an adult. That guy that wants to make castration legal for convicted sexual offenders? How does that solve anything, when it doesn't prevent the offender from still having control over his/her victims? I don't know...I'm still learning a lot about the subject, but one huge misconception about these people is that they do it for the sex.
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The boxers that are made out of stretchy T-shirt stuff are pretty much Ok by me, otherwise its kinda gotta be commando, Im afraid. And I think I would've pointed and gone "Dude! The bollocks, yeh? Enough, already!". Anything else you need to know? s x
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i sent you an email, with pics, to whatever email addy i had...btw...
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PS: Undies? Huh? x
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From my extensive research, I can safely say that men who allow their testicles to romp free tend to be repeat offenders. This, naturally, leads me to suspect that it's quite intentional and they're waiting for someone else to, ah, point it out to them. (You know, like the kind of person who smears food on his or her face in restaurants to embarrass the waiters.) For this reason alone, I refuse to even so much as acknowledge rampant ball-romping (which, in retrospect, sounds like it could be an annual event in Pamplona, don't you think?) because it only encourages them. Love, R xxx
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I don't really have an underwear preference for men (besides, of course, OFF). Tighty whiteys really don't do it for me, though I do like boxer briefs and boxers. No speedo types, though. Yikes.
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I think what I was trying to say was that while we do appreciate each other every day, V-Day allows us to focus on the relationship more and have an excuse to leave work on time or not talk to your mom on the phone for an hour or any other daily thing you're usually obligated to do. I don't believe in overkill - if I had a guy that bought me flowers every day/week/whatever, it'd get old fast and I probably would start noticing and appreciating it less. So flowers on V-Day is like an extra recognition of love/whatever. As for chocolate...we hardly ever keep chocolate in the house, so it's a pretty unique gift for me on V-Day. Nick and I had a completely traditional celebration of V-Day this year, and I found it to be the most enjoyable one yet. Nothing was forced, no one was stressed...I think it's what you make of it, and since I'm put off by the commercialization of it, I try to ignore that and have a good time regardless. Welcome back, Mike. :)
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Ah.. welcome home. I personally LOVE Valentines Day.. it's pretty much my favorite holiday regardless of relationship status. I don't think I've ever given or received a card for Valentines Day. But even if I did, it likely wouldn't be a Hallmark or anything traditional... maybe something like "150,000 Heroin Addicts Can't Be Wrong" - that's a touching stand by. - Zu
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HaHa, my sentiments exactly! Only two speakers but as its a recording studio I dont think you lose any sound quality! s x
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I found you through summerroll's note page. Now I've completely forgotten what I intended to write to her, for being gobsmacked by your compelling space. Just wanted you to know who's doing all the archive-diving. I'll definitely be back! :D -Serena
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FYI, we watch porn in BFs studio - twin 19" monitors and 1000watts per channel. AWESOME!
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5'6". And shorts and a T-shirt or longer workout pants with a wifebeater. I make a concerted effort not to let any underwear show.
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Willa Ford *gasps*. I remember that Backstreet Boy-abusing bitch! I can't believe she's still trying to attain some level of fame. She was literally booed on stage when she opened for BSB, because the fans heard she was treating Nick like shit. And now I've revealed the depth of my former obsession so I'll shut up. Have fun at Sara's. :)
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a while back interview magazine had an interview with Kayne West by Fiona. Was rather interesting. He LOVES her! part of why he had jon brion produce his album.
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Hey, there were some rappers in some niiiiice suits at the Grammys. Ugh, women are so vain...I've hardly ever considered what I like on guys before, but I think I like either way dressed down or way dressed up. That whole medium of jeans/t-shirts/sports coats look is getting really annoying.
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I don't think it'll be cut. Apparently, it was one of the shows showcased to be one of the new highlights of the new WB/UPN Hybrid. I thought it was cool for them to make us think that Logan was falling for that girl, only to reveal at the end that it's actually part of some scheme to get back at the Dr. Guy who lied about witnessing Logan kill Felix. Very Nicely Done.
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Such an awesome episode last night. I knew the teacher was involved from the beginning when she said that her time would come soon. And I knew the Triton kid was involved because he was too up in V's face with the nemesis stuff, plus he was the only one who would have access to the test. I thought the teacher actually stole all the money, but then when they found the stuff in Thumper's locker (funny how none of the kids knew his real name), I knew it was Weevil. Besides that, I was just hoping that someone would knock Madison Sinclair the fuck out.
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Hahaha, No! Not a queef! It was more like the kind of thing little kids do when they stick their hand under their armpit, but made by thighs and middle aged guts! Someow even LESS romantic. but still funny. s x
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You are a very naughty boy and you need more than a brisk spanking, mate. It seems I've caught you skimming my diary instead of reading it carefully, word for word! I wrote about Harriet the Galapagos Tortoise back in November, you see: http://hissandtell.diaryland.com/tortoise.html. Wicked hedgehoggy! Love, R xxx
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It's a wicked german fairy tale,check it out here
http://www.fln.vcu.edu//struwwel/vorwort_dual.html
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Courtesy of the other tart Ive now seen the VF cover and can fully appreciate your excitement! Re the panty debate; one of BFs favourite subjects...in fact, are you sure you're not him in disguise? You sure sound alike! s x
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The actor that plays Archangel in the upcoming X-men movie, Ben Foster, almost made my date-sex list.
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I don't know what to think about the Britney thing. On the one hand, it is obviously dangerous, but on the other hand, I think parents (especially first-time parents) have tons of screw-ups - they're just fortunate enough to not have their every move caught on camera. Vanity Fair - will comment when I see it, I guess, but five bucks says Keira barely shows any tantalizing areas of skin she hasn't shown before. And...Grammy's? Aren't they just going to be a bunch of mash-ups this year? I usually have it on in the background, so I'll try to pay attention for ya.
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"Fuck me gently with a chainsaw! Do I look like mother theresa? If I did I probably wouldn't mind talking to the geek squad". I LOVE Heathers, haven't seen it in years, my copy died a horrid death :-(
That movie is full of quotes that I use often!
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What gia said - men never get it right. I always thought it was a better idea for the women to buy the lingere so they can surprise the guy with it. It's really not as fun if the guy buys it, IMO.
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Also forgot to add, Lingerie is a crap gift because men never get it right. If you get her a size that's too big she might think you think she looks fat, if you get her one too small she might think it's a hint to diet! Also most men I know have lousy taste...Nylon crotchless panties anyone?
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I LOVE Donnie Darko! How could I have forgot to list that on my film list?!?!?
You are a man of taste <3
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I think it's like one of those mystical entrances that only "appear" when it is needed. :D So you would never see it while you're down there exploring. I like the original "La Femme Nikita", but I like the remake "Point of No Return" 10 times more. Dude, I totally have always felt that when I do die, it would be in a car crash. How creepy!
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I forgot you asked me about the "camera-pee" thing referred to by someone else's note. Go check out my 4th entry ever (Jan 05). Beware of the TMI factor though!
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I don't own very many movies, but I'm one of the supposed few that still owns more VHS than DVD. And I think I still prefer the VHS, actually. DVDs are too high-maintenence - one scratch or speck of dust can fuck the whole thing up. Regarding Dumb and Dumber...I think I frightened Nick the other day by quoting pretty much the entire movie while we watched it on TV. Some talents, while amusing, will never get you very far in life. *sigh*
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I didn't know about dvd rot, shit I'm gonna have to check em all out. You have good taste hedge! But then again what do I know, I've debated that one of Sean Connery's best movies was Dragonheart, as Draco the dragon. : )
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Dog Soldiers, Fight Club, The Hole, Brotherhood of the Wolf, Disturbing Behaviour, Resident Evil, Virgin Suicides...so many of my favourite films...kudos to you on your good taste.
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What about Boondock Saints or the all time awesomest, proving Reese Witherspoon is a total goddessa, Freeway!?
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I don't turn the channel because it's too gruesome or scary. I love that shit! I turn the channel because in the first 10 minutes I watch, there is some of the most god-awful acting that I just can't take it. Maybe things get better as the movie really starts going? Next time it's on, I'll try to watch it in it's entirety. I never knew about DVD rot (well, I just got a DVD player last year) or the VHS mold as someone mentioned below. I'm so behind on the technologies.
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Thanks for educating me about the dangers of DVD rot. I think I keep mine in fairly safe conditions, but there are some I keep in my CD binder. Are those safe, or should I evacuate them elsewhere? However, I'm not so sure about the tissues, Mike...anyone that has that many DVDs can afford to lose a few, in my opinion. :D And speaking of the Pumpkins, you know they're getting back together, right? Fuck their DVD (and now that you mention it, I can't quite find mine anywhere), let's hear some new music! Oh, and seeing as Sara does a pretty good job of ragging on your movie/actress tastes, I'll let you off the hook this time. :)
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Back in the day I lost all my videos to the dreaded VHS mould. *sigh* Still heartbroken.
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I've never seen Brotherhood of the Wolf or the Resident Evils, but I do enjoy all the other mvoies except the Dog Soldiers. I swear, everytime I've tried to watch it, I don't get 10 minutes into the movie before I change the channel. And word on the Sade love-making music and George Michael - "If you are the desert, I'll be the sea. If you ever hunger, hunger for me. What ever you ask for, that's what I'll be...." Father Figure is one of the greatest songs ever!
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"Are all men from the future loud-mouthed braggarts?" "Nope. Just me, baby, just me".
I love all three evil dead movies! So damn quotable! And funny too. X x x
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Oh lord...one of my college Spanish professors once decided to teach us to salsa dance. So, ask yourself WHO, in the entire class, got paired up with the one dude who had no rhythm. Yep...just my luck. As for the cunt/pussy issue, we talked a bit about this in my Linguistics class once - firstly, how the meanings of words are subjective to each individual, and secondly, how word meanings change over time due to changes in culture and society. The 'N' word is a good example - while it used to have only negative conotations, black people today often use it in place of 'friend' or what-have-you. Similar things changes have happened with the word 'bitch', among women. So I think that, while 'cunt' and 'pussy' may have at one time been degrading terms, their increased and more casual usage has sort of decreased their vulgarity. Not completely, mind you, as some are still offended by it. And I should also mention that it depends on who you're talking to. In the company of close friends, I have no problem calling each other 'bitch' or whatever. But that might feel slightly less comfortable when I'm talking to someone where the boundaries are less established.
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I have no problem with the word pussy (in fact, I use it all the time) - or any ohter slang term for the vagina. I used to be disgusted by the word "cunt", but I started hanging out at this Irish bar, and I got over it REAL QUICK. I'll admit it is quite a turn on to hear a man say it when he's talking dirty. Oh, who am I kidding... I just like the dirty talk. It doesn't matter what it is. ;)
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Honey was relatively entertaining,...but so predictable. Painfully predictable. of course the 'good' guy would be a 'bad' guy. Know one does anything like that for nothing.
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I feel the need to preface this by saying I've had too much coffee this morning. And that I love you, of course, but you just trigger that debater in me too damn much! These comments pages have always made me feel restricted, but I think I'll go all out this time (ha, I think that's your warning). Bush - from what I've heard about both incidents, it's against the law to wear clothing with writing on it in the area they were seen in. If that's the law, go ahead and arrest them, I guess. Other than that, why not set your freakin' mission aside for ONE night and follow the dress code, since you've been invited to the State of the Union address? Cindy Sheehan is a mystery to me...we still don't really know if her son was proud to fight, to die for his country, because his mother is too busy using his death for her own agenda. People grieve in different ways, but I think she needs to find a different method. Jessica Alba, I read in some article eons ago, does not do nude scenes because she knows what her dad would think and doesn't want him to see them. Which I found pretty stupid when I started seeing her *practically* naked everywhere else. You're nude in a two-piece anyway, it's just a matter of men having to use their imaginations a little more. Mike! Why leave people off your list simply because they're not as recognized?! My own list would be comprised of mostly news reporters, but I think I trust the intellect of my audience to know who they are. If they don't, their loss. Don't be goin' soft on me, boy! Jessica Alba may have the (airbrushed, tweaked-by-the-camera-lens) body of a goddess, but I'd like to see if she can pass second grade math. Oh, and summer - ;P Oh, and Mike - <3
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She can't recall a good Jessica Alba movie? What about Honey?? C'mon, now. ;P
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Oh lord, what shall I do with you...first off, I hate to break it to you, but not only is Keira a bad actress, she's already gone Hollywood. How much more Hollywood can you get than Pirates? Secondly, as if Keira wasn't bad enough, Jessica freaking Alba?! I can't recall a single good movie she's ever made besides Sin City, and Sin City wasn't good because of her at all. Not to mention how ditzy she sounds in interviews. *shakes head* Shame on you, Mike, shame. And it's probably good you didn't tag me...my answers may have been pretty boring.
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I'm still thinking...but it's really hard for me to think of anyone else besides Marky-Mark Wahlberg. {Swoon!}
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***BRAVO!!!***
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*spanking* And. Dont. Do. It. Again! Oh BTW, BF says 'strawberry' too! hee hee hee, it always makes me snigger. s x
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Gracious! Your schlong is flaccid sometimes, darling? Well, I never! Love, R xxx
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Stinker lol...this should be an easy one for you ; )
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I think the Unknown=The Old 97s.
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would love to enlighten you about the zombie flick but havent got a clue what you're on about! Did you reply to the right person? (the stuff about the cum splat was mine but after that you're on yer own, Im afraid!) s x PS The curtains! Im sure Im not supposed to laugh at that but I did. Best reserved for hotels tho really! And I think it really does ruin the gesture if its done discretely. I think it certainly does merit a fair degree of laissez faire - not just a cursory dab with an out-of-sight corner, more the full smear and polish! Have a good day. s x
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I missed you too hedge! "cheeto dick" LOLOLOLOL
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Thanks for the weights tip. Right now my main goal is to just not pass out, but once I get rid of the fluff around my waist, I'll certainly be focusing on the toning. I, too, get a bit spicy after a workout. It's something about the flushed look... mrrrow....
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oh yeh, and what's the point of doing it if its not on a fancy dress? s x
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"cheeto dick" heeheeheeheehee, I thought I was the only one who knew that gag, although over here in the Land of the Paper Round it was Wotsit Knob but, hey, whatever! And do paper round kids really throw newspapers across peoples gardens over there? I thought that was just in The Wonder Years - they have to shove the bloody things right through the letter box round these parts! Oh, cltural differences, dntcha just love 'em. s x
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My dad had a paper route for over five years when he lived in England, and he talks about the same thing - how it builds character and a sort of work ethic because you have to go to work no matter what. Also, tomatoes are the one food Nick hates - an absurdity to me, since they're one of my favorite foods. You're all weird.
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Star Jones expects to find seamen in her husbands underwear because her husband in G-A-Y!! Now, are you allergic to tomatoes or you just don't like them?
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Good ole' Peter Jackson's "Dead Alive".
No..no secrets I'm done with all that and I'M NEVER moving again! Muhahahah
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I have to say, I am the world's most oblivious diarist. I have no clue when you added me to your faves, but I have to thank you a bunch! : D
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I think sleeping with someone is a comfort thing, whether it's a sexual partner or not. As kids, we sleep with stuffed animals and sometimes our parents for that reason. I've slept in the same bed with girlfriends before, as well. Sleep is, like you said, a vulnerable time for people, and I think that's why some people like it and some people don't. The ones that like it are open to comfort, while the ones that don't have intimacy issues.
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Have to say - Im usually on the receiving end but happy to pass on anything that works for me! Thinking of a few things now actually but as Im at work, not sure this is the best time to share! arf arf. Have a good friday. s x
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I have the goods man. Just let me know where to ship. I haven't gone to the event yet. It's this Saturday, but I'll be sure to leave all panties at home. :D
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"Tosser" and "Quim" in the same paragraph = my kinda guy! Mind if I add you as a fave? I will anyway but I'll delete immediately if you object. Found you through some shared buddies and have been having a good rummage around your dirty laundry. Will stop by again soon. s x
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I got this! Don't worry. And in other note news: I'm scared of waxing, well not really scared, but wary, because of the pain involved. Everyone I know who does it says that it hurts, even after you do it for a while, athough you're able to grin and bare it for the sake of getting over with. It's painfull for me just plucking ingrowns with tweezers, so I can imagine what it would feel like to pull 500 hairs all at the same time. Ouch!
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I didn't really meet my vagina until about six years ago, and I have to say, I wasn't too impressed by its lack of friendliness. And maintenence is a bitch and a half. It's kind of just there, like another appendage. Minus the appendage-like qualities, obviously. But I still thank my lucky penguins I don't have something as funny-looking as a penis. :D
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It's so funny that I started singing the rest of "Cool Rider" before I read down further to you asking the ladies to sing. My fave part of that movie is the sperm and egg song and dance. I'd love to try waxing but I'm way too chicken.
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I watched "Jaws" again the other night and actually thought of you (somewhat kindly) when Quint sang "Spanish Ladies". That is all. Love, R xxx
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I watched "Jaws" again the other night and actually thought of you (somewhat kindly) when Quint sang "Spanish Ladies". That is all. Love, R xxx
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Dude, that's the only V.Mars episode that I've missed too! Stop being like me!! :p
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Oooh, really? I wonder how they all make their way into the porn stores and the catalogues, then? (The videos, I mean, silly - not the pee-ers and spankers.) Honestly, I'd never have guessed such a thing; I take it fisting, pooping, piercing, BDSM and dwarf transvestism videos are all perfectly acceptable, though? Love, R xxx
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Well maybe, I just won't tell you! :)
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Bare is better!
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Thank you for adding me, though to be honest I have no idea why you did. I have to say hoever, many of your views are exactly like mine. I was just talking to my mother the other day about the rap culture and just how irritating it is seeing every film with the same plotline. In regards to the note before mine, Will Smith may be a black idol but he is one of the very few that can be described as such. Back to your entry, yes I'm glad someone has pointed this out at least because I'm tried of the racial mollycoddling too, because of the racism that spread over the ages many people won't speak out about this and it's gotten to an self-desructing extreme that won't be breached due to P.C problems. Also pubic hair? You really wanna know? xx
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First off, like you said, we can't hold rappers to role model standards. Hell, we can't hold any musicians to that status - if you look at 'white' mainstream music, there aren't many role models there, either. Kids will be kids, of course, and aspire to be like their favorite music star anyway. But it *is* possible to be inspired by music stars - you just have to look deep enough. And I think that's the problem, with black youth, with *any* youth - they stay too much on the surface. Jay-Z may appear to be just another hos-bling-cars rapper, but some may look at where he is now (president of Def Jam) and be motivated by that. Jessica Simpson is pretty fucking ditzy and shallow, but some may be inspired by her not giving in to the record company's wishes to 'sex up her act' and compete with Britney. Some kids will get inspired by the right things and some won't, and I think that's where education and parenting come in. Going back to the black role models thing, I think there are some, in the rap community and elsewhere in the public eye, that are good icons to look up to. Will Smith is one of them, in my opinion.
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I completely agree with you. When I was in middle/high school, I was always the only "colored" person (or 1 of 2-3) in advanced/honors/AP classes. And because I chose to speak proper english and learn stuff, I was seen as "acting white". Why? Because they don't believe that education will get them anywhere since they have people like Fiddy cents telling them "It's okay to be a gangbanger. Look, I've been shot upteen times, now I own a mansion!" You can't change ignorance that has been passed on downt through generations. Honestly, it's a black american mentality in which they expect things to change for them instead of trying to change things for themselves. And it pisses me off because as a "black" person, I get lumped into the same category, when I'm not African American and I will never consider myself to be (my family is from the Caribbean). That's not to say that they all act like that, but the greater majority does. I see it with the kids I work with. You ask them what they want to do after high school and the answer is always along the lines of wanting to be rich, to have a big house, to have an expensive car. We used to give them stipends every year, but before the day was over, the money was already blown on a cell phone, or a new pair of sneakers. And when I say, "why didn't you save some of it, put it aside for college, or something," they laugh, yet, they can't afford money to buy a $1 slice of pizza for lunch. Apparantly sneakers are more important than living. Like I said, things will never change until they decide to change.
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Oh anal sex! That one gets me everytime. And you're going to be talking about pubic hair... interesting!
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being alone is good. or, rather, it seems like a really good idea right now. i don't want to talk anymore. i just want to live quietly and unbothered for awhile. have you ever had teeth pulled?
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Laffy taffy...as with most rap jargon, there's something indefinably stupid about that...and yet it still makes some sort of sense to me. Go figure. Thanks for the Urb info, I shall use it to feed my increasingly love/hate relationship for Mike Shinoda. That Trent picture sounds hilarious, though.
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How did you know what I did last night? Ha. People trying (and succeeding) to get you drunk for your birthday does not make for a pleasant Sunday, although I am enjoying watching the first Matrix. I love Underworld, although you are the only other person I know who likes it. Can't wait for the sequel. Interesting secret. Sometimes I have problems with my ears due to tons of wax. Buy oh well. Thanks for the email.
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My freaking orchestra teacher is deaf in one ear. How crazy is that, having one good ear and doing a job that is based so much on sound? Anyway, I've been there, sort of. *TMI alert!* I've had a wax buildup problem in my ears since I was young. Currently, my left ear is 25% blocked and my right ear is 75% blocked. Sucks monkey balls. But hey, all the more reason for me to turn my music up louder. :D
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It only too a whole year to get one interesting one.
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We're here to listen.
No, really.
:)
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The model guy from True Life went to my college and dated one of my friends. He's a moron. I hope you feel better.
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As a woman, I wouldn't wish Mischa's mishap on anyone. That is probably one of the most embarassing and horrifying things to have happen. But common now, she had to know that it was around that time of month; white pants should be a no for the 10 days surrounding. In other news, I hope you're ahving a nice visit!
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Apparently they were bull sharks. Rainbow Channel, where it happened and where locals avoid swimming, is the entry point into Moreton Bay (which surrounds BrisVegas) for sharks, and at this time of year massive bull sharks come over the bar. (Apparently there were many dolphins about at the time, too.) A local said, "It's nothing to see 10 or a dozen bull sharks under our boat when we are crabbing and they are really aggressive – they are not like normal sharks." Love, R xxx
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Not being even remotely familiar with the Bobney show, I guess what surprises me most is that Whit eats enough to create a turd in the first place. I bet Lindsay never had that problem. Love, R xxx
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You are welcomed anytime! That last bit sounds like it may be tough to clean.
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Aww, you took me off your favorites. Have a good New Year. :)
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Happy New Year! I wish you continued love, sex and adventures with Sara and of course, adventures in life period!!!!! Happy New Year!!!!!!!!!
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lol, anytime sweetie! anytime. much love and well wishes for a VERY happy new year (if you know what i mean, wink wink, which i'm sure that you do)! love ya!
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Hey man, thanks for the shout out but I doubt the twat will get an happy time this weekend. I hope you have a great New Year's Eve with you gal. You deserve it!
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"Happy twats all around"... HAHAHAHAHA! Have fun with your girl this weekend. :)
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Brown people ARE ugly. The Game has a shoe? You'd think he'd learn how to rap before tackling other arenas. Then again, maybe he knows a lot about show designing, in which case, he *should* quit his day job. Or something. I didn't forget your email, by the way. Things have been hectic, but I'll get back to you as soon as shit settles down. :)
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Dude. I saw MIA open for Gwen Stefani last month, and I seriously couldn't hang with that music. It was loud, and you couldn't understand a word she said (she's beautiful, though, that's for sure). That could have all just been bad audio, too, so I don't automatically write her off. But I didn't really like it. Plus, she had all this disturbing political video playing in the background, and it was a total buzzkill (riots, murder, police brutality, etc). Ok... I'm not even sure what the point of this note is anymore. And, HEY! Lay off the cat ladies, bucko. I might be single on New Year's but I won't be kissing my cat, that's for sure. I may be kissing my vibrator, though. But that's a whole other story... :)
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I never really saw the appeal of kissing. Really, what's so hot about salivating in someone else's mouth? Sounds gross and overrated to me. Thanks for the play-by-play, though. I'll be sure to use those tips the next time I make out with a girl. :D
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Oh yes, I know it's bad but the sex was so good. And just... I don't know, this time it felt different... like different good. I come out of it without feelings for him, I mean, there's still some but not with the same magnitude they had before. As for oral, it was really good... I like the combo kind, you know... the lick, plus the finger(s)... that's the best. I did my best for him too... for his oral action! lol. I can't remember what else your note said/asked except you were not impressed to read it was Mike! I KNOW, I KNOW! I'm a bad seed. But sometimes seeds just need some sex!
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I'm so glad you've started your sex talks again. I'm still high off the Christmas Day (but Night) sex I had! Ahhhh. Yay for sex!
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Ha! I was just thinking the other day while reading you that you promised pictures FOREVER ago, yet we've seen no Hedgy pics. Let's see the goods, mister. ;)
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I always talk to people about The Christmas Story, especially my kids when they talk about playing with BB guns, and no one ever knows what the hell I'm referring. And I know they show it every year because it was on last night. Anway, I'm glad your job hell is over and I hope you have a great Christmas today!
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Hell yeah! And we could talk about V. Mars and MTB and watch movies like The Lost Boys and The Last Dragon and American Anthem and a bunch of other cool stuff.
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I'm glad Bonnie is okay. Sounds like you need a break from that job. I applaud you for being able to work in a retail store during this time of year. I can't even walk into one. And having a sex drive is a good thing. So is having someone to have a sex drive with. Lucky bastard!
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Having been felt up by way too many Mexicans in my life, I have to say I feel for ya, Mike. May the post-Christmas season bring you some better action, my friend. :)
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Did your doggy go in for her surgery yet? I thought it was this week.
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"Ya mean I've gotta give blowjobs even when it's cold out!?!" Hahaha!! That made my morning, especially since I spent most of it at the dentist.
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I love me some Richard Pryor, although my fave movie is "Hear no evil, see no evil" with Gene Wilder, where one is deaf and the other is mute and they have to work together to solve a mystery. Great stuff. Just like people tell you that they can see you married, people tell me that they can see me with tons of kids, even though I'm not really interested in having any (maybe 1). Especially the kids who I work with; even though they think I'm a little strict at times, they like that I'm nuturing and don't sugarcoat anything. They're weird kids.
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You and your brand hatred! Yeesh...well, I can't say my opinion's all that swayed by what others are wearing, but I do agree it's odd how practically every girl I know wears VS. But you have to think about what else is available, too - not much. Frederick's of Hollywood is ok, but when you want some hot, good quality underwear, VS is the way to go. As for the Ugly and Stinky saga...I'm wondering if maybe her sense of smell isn't quite up to par...I can't imagine many women would want to bang a guy that smells THAT bad, unless they couldn't smell him in the first place. Good for her, I guess.
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With names like Ugly and Stinky, I'm sure the sex will be "stellar"
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"Happy twats all around, okay, ladies?" Hahahaha. You know, much like Ugly, I am a 32 year old woman living with her cat (though, thankfully, I have much knowledge of sex). Uh oh.
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On of my best friends lives in Potsdam, so I went to visit her for New Years 2003-2004. We had to go into Ottowa to find people to party with. Potsdam is so tiny and I was the only person of color with that square mile so I got strange looks where ever I went. Thank goodness that my friend is finally graduating and moving to DC in January, because i was never going back up there again. That trip was the first (and only) time I've seen snow, though.
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Well, I can't say I know many guys that hate thongs...um, Victoria's Secret. Yeah, I used to absolutely hate them - my friend would drag me in there, and I always thought their stuff was so ugly. Then I found the online store - MUCH better. They actually have my size, and I no longer have to go digging through the nasty flower prints in the bargain bin. Sweet. I never quite warmed up to the idea of shopping for underwear in public anyway. As for the cell phone girl, that's pretty sad. Cells are quite possibly the most distracting mechanisms I've ever seen in my life, I've literally seen people walk into walls while talking on them. It's always hard to take sides on these stories because we weren't there to witness exactly what happened, but in the driver's position, it must be hard to make a split-second decision like that. Either way, he probably would have risked more lives swerving (hitting others who actually DO look both ways before crossing or tipping the bus over), so...sucks to be her, I guess.
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Haha. Not a single one of my girl friends has masturbated before. Christ, you can't even mention the word around them. Then again, girls generally get into that at later ages than boys. And society has a way of telling girls it's wrong to enjoy themselves and sex like that, so some of it might be ingrained at an early age. And fucking hell, you're going to NIN - I want a full report when you get back!
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NIN bringing folk together. So wonderful. The concert here was cancelled due to Hurricane Wilma. It was supposed to be rescheduled for December, which would have meant that I would have been able to go, but I their schedule was too tight to fit another date in. Oh well. I also do the side lift thing if I'm sitting down and have to fart. But I only do it when I'm alone or with really close friends. If other people see me doing it, then I can't blame the smell on them.
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Just wanted to say thanks for visiting, and for adding me! I'll be back to read more, I like your style =) **HUGS!!**
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Hahaha... whenever my Mom's really loaded, she always (ALWAYS) makes out with my best friend's husband. It's pretty sad to see my 50 year-old Mom trying to molest this poor man, but what's funnier is both of their spouses are doing nothing to stop it except laugh their asses off. Also, I am sure I don't have to tell you, but I am all for girls masturbating more. I can't believe there are girls who don't (or won't, in the case of a few uptight broads I know) do it. You're a lucky man to have a girl who knows what she likes and isn't afraid to admit it.
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I've seen Boondock Saints, but it's one of those movies where I've seen the beginning and the end, but not the chewy center. It's one of the movies that my old roomate and all his friends would watch everytime when they were shitfaced. And a reply to your email is coming to you soon. I swear. You know I'm slow at the emailing thing. ;)
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Um, have I emailed you, darling? Or have I emailed you back? Or not? Gosh, it's been so long that I plumb forget. Either way, I'm pretty sure it's your turn to write. Or not. Love, R xxx
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your entry about your smelly feet made me laugh, adding you =)
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Look, I got the right notes page this time! Regarding Ugly, you have to wonder if she really feels she's missing out, when she doesn't even know what kissing is like or if she likes it. I think a lot of girls, myself included, are obsessed with the 'idea' of kissing or that 'special' first kiss. But when it finally happened for me, I couldn't believe how overrated it was. As for the overpopulation thing...I am of the opinion that a license should be required to breed, but if you look at America, our fertility rate has dropped so drastically that we're in danger of dropping below the level of population replacement within the next fifty years. Europe's already there, with an even lower fertility rate, so...I'm not so sure that idea of having tons of kids is still that prevalent, at least in American society.
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What could we talk about these days! Oh, and... I don't like beer! :) I'm just being a pain in the ass, as per usual!
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Re: relationships - you're really not going to make anybody happy with what you do. From my experience, if I'm single, everyone's trying to hook me up. If I'm taken, they're questioning how I can possibly live without wondering if I'm missing out. Whatever that means. In any case, everyone's different in that respect. If you wanna play the field, play the field, but if you prefer one at a time, power to ya. As for this work situation...are you saying Ugly's nervous about kissing, but she's contemplating flashing the guy??? There's something not quite right about that. I think they need to go for some freaking coffee first, before they even think about the horizontal tango.
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An hour and a half away? Who cares!! If you want to be with her, there's no reason to move on from her just because DOUG says so! Who cares if you can get laid every night, it's better when you have the anticipation of seeing that "special someone" who you can do it with. It makes the whole thing that much better...
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You took your life in your hands going into that ladies room. Really you did. :)
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From the little I've seen of men's bathrooms (and don't let your mind wander with that too much), girls' bathrooms are MUCH worse. I have a friend who literally has a phobia of public bathrooms. In high school, we had off-campus lunch, and she would literally drive all the way home, just to go to the bathroom. Now you know why. :D
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Man, I hate those nasty bitches that pee all over the seats. And I NEVER sit on public toilets; I always pee standing up. It's just gross how many people are so dirty and have absolutely no consideration for others.
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Shopping the day after Thanksgiving. Akin to suicide, I'm thinkin'
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"Tom "Pass me the turkey baster as I impregnate this bitch" Cruise"...lmfao. Only because it gave me a mental image that is entirely too possible of happening. In regards to the note you left me, I'm willing to acknowledge that there are 'seedy' and 'upscale' strip clubs. But I still don't think going to a nicer strip club changes the message that's being sent out. The guys may treat the girls with more respect, but they're still there for the same reason guys go to the seedy ones - to look at girls. Then again, I shouldn't be talking, since the closest I've ever gotten to a strip club is Hooters. Good wings, lol.
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Strippers. I kind of have mixed feelings about that. You could easily say the women are in control, and the men are the ones being expolited, but legally allowing strip clubs allows the same 'women can be treated as objects' notion that's ultimately hurting society. I dunno, if stripping's what you want/have to do, then do it, but I wish women would think about the message it sends out. This is partly why violence against women is such a problem. And before I start sounding like a feminist...Double Dare! Dude...I saw this documentary thing on TV about Marc Summers and his OCD problem. He apparently had the WORST time hosting that show because he would have to run off the set as soon it was over and take a shower. Crazy.
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Hehe a flatlader eh? I'm originally from Wisconsin. I'll be flying over you tomorrow and waving. Happy Turkey day :)
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Your posts about the people you work with make me laugh. Oh, the names I could come up with for the people I work with....
I would recommend reading American Gods or Neverwhere. Both excellent examples of Gaiman.
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THanks for adding me as a fave :) Where are you from?
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Ugh...even since I spent last semester getting up for work so early, I haven't been able to really sleep past 6:30 or 7. Which is shitty because it forces me to go to bed before midnight. I miss the days where I could function on three hours of sleep. God, I'm old.
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Dude. My friend's Christmas party is 80's themed, so I am in charge of the music. I already have about 12 hours of 80's music, and about an hour of it is tv themes. I <3 the 80's. Also, your stories from work crack me up. The saga of Ugly and Stinky has been quite entertaining, my dear.
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I seem to have very little time for my hobbies. Do you like Neil Gaiman? I LOVE reading anything he writes. I'm reading Anansi Boys now.
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Entertainment vs. integrity...I think when it comes down to it, all of us have a line that we don't stoop below. I tend to veer away from mainstream movies, but I still love Bad Boys, and while I like music that's challenging, I'll often settle for a cheap hook. I guess my points are - 1: Aren't ALL celebrities lacking in integrity these days? and 2: Don't most of us eat it up anyway? By the way, Keira had a nip-slip at some event the other day. Not nearly as revealing as Tara Reid's, her dress just came down a little more than it should have.
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Just gonna give you the answer to the question you posed a couple entries ago. And on the subject of Kiera Knightly, did you see the movie she did with Thora Birch where 4 kids locked themselves in an old bomb shelter; i think it was called "The Hole" or something like that. Point: it was really weird but I liked it a lot. (Plus, KK is naked in it.)
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Who doesn't love sexy cowgirls.
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Ductails and Heathcliff...two of my favorites. I love how Heathcliff had the regular version first and then the second part of the show was Heathcliff and the rest of his friends as part of a gang. Oh, cartoons were so good when we were kids. Now most of them are crap. Email coming your way soon, when I have time to sit down and write.
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It's still in the 80s down here, so I assume it's still warm enough in Florida for dem sharks to be attackin'. Best Buy sucks...I actually signed up for the eight free issues a few years ago, but they ended up billing me 36 bucks, even though I cancelled. Never did get it sorted out. Stupid whores. Conan rocks. Keira...meh. I just watched The Jacket with her in it last night, and it was slightly disappointing. Luckily, Adrian Brody held most of my attention. :D
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I can identify with the work thing.. Sex is a one-woman show for me right now. :(
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First of all, bucko, there is NOTHING wrong with a single girl talking to her cat. NOTHING!!! ;) As for what I want in bed... I am pretty open to whatever happens as long as I get a lot of foreplay. Lots of kissing, lots of oral (for me and him). I do like it a little rough - I like a take charge man. And I have really good orgasms from behind. But what I really like, and what really sends me off, is when I am in missionary, and after we come, he stays inside of me, and we just lay, kissing, still totally tangled in each other, still breathing heavy, and still riding the wave from our orgasms... that's what I really like. Now I'm excited. I hope I have batteries... ps - I am not getting any right now by choice... because the person I want to get it from is many many miles away from me (like 3000, dammit). Shhh... that's a secret, though. ;)
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Have I not told you how cute you are? Very cute, very cute. (Wish I could see some of those often talked about muscles :-P) Nothing much is going on on MTB3, except that they are in my neck of the woods (tons of bikinis!). They've been doing lots of dancing, which is my favorite thing because I love watching dancing and I love watching Laurie Ann the choreographer. She always brings the crazy. Boom boom kat! She definitely makes certain parts of the show worthwhile. I'm still waiting for the catty-girl drama, though; there hasn't been that much this season.
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Oooh the trials and tribulations of Ugly and Stinky. That's pretty funny. It reminds me of how retarded I can be, although I am not THAT ugly but I defintely do not smell.
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Watched V. Mars this morning. Was that a rat I saw? It was a great epsiode. I have a similar story. My friend, who I went to visit in Bolivia, gave a guy a note like that. She had always been crushing on this bartender. When she found out that she was leaving for Bolivia in 2 months, she questioned whether she should just go for it and ask him out, but she didn't have the guts. At the end of one hell of a night of bar hopping, we end up back at his bar. He gave her a free play on the Juke Box since her birthday was coming up. This was our drunken sign that he must be in love with her and they are destined to be together forever. So she wants to say something to him, but is to chicken to do so. I, being the great friend that I am, convinced her that she should leave him a note. We ask him for pen and paper and she writes: "I really like you and I think that we could have fun together. Please check yes or no and hand it back to me in gym class." She put her number at the bottom. She shows it to me and asks if it was okay. Again, great friend, I say yeah, no, it doesn't sound stupid at all. We call him over, hand it to him and run as fast as we can out of there. The next morning, she says, "did I really give him that note? Did you really tell me it was okay to give that to him? We must have looked like the biggest losers. He's not gonna call." Three days pass by and nothing. We go out to try to track him down and nothing. She goes home the next morning, and her uncle says, "Some asshole called for you this morning at 3:00 am. No I don't know who it was because I hung up on him before he got there." Turns out it was him when she called the number back, but alas, she had gotten his voicemail. They never did get a chance to go out. So moral of this story: notes are alwyas a bad idea once past junior high.
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Mushybiteysmoochies, shark-boy. Love, R xxx
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32 years, eh? That's a pretty long time, but I'm not surprised it happens. I've known people in high school that are just oblivious to the romantic relationship aspect of life...which is probably a good thing, since there's way too much fixation on that anyway. I wouldn't necessarily say she needs a man, just some friendly company, man or woman. I'm assuming she does have friends, right? Oh, and I soooo thought I was going to end up like a cat lady...minus the cats because I'm allergic, lol.
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Do you pronounce Target "Tar-jhay"?
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"Who says a girl can't think of double penetration?" Huh? Now what does that mean exactly, mate? Love, R xxx
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I quote Fresh Prince like it's freaking Melville. :D
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LOL! Interesting~!
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Was that a referal to ME using the backseat?? I mean, Jenn is a popular name... so I'm just making sure!
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Oh, you're incorrigible, you salacious old tart. Bend over and prepare to receive your spanking, darling. Don't start without me. Love, R xxx
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As per usual, another very interesting entry!
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I've only tried the burritos, tacos, and quesidillas, but they were ALL good. And I also stay away from the beans. Any update on how that situation we discussed worked out?
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Mmmm! Moe's. I tend to get the naked "Homewrecker" because then I don't cause as much mess. And I also like telling them that I want it naked. I agree with the previous comment: hands on the head is a no-no for me.
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I think it's hilarious how many people on diaryland just refer to me as "hoar". Who knew a retard hate mailer would start a trend? Also, for the standing blowjob, I very much enjoy the man playing with my hair. I do NOT however, enjoy the man pushing my head down trying to force me to deepthroat and/or let him fuck my face. For me, personally, I don't like it, and it will end that bj QUICKLY and without sastisfaction.
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Slut-watcher will remain single. It's funny that for guys like that, if they're good-looking or suave, they get girls to fall for them. And they won't unlearn their ways until some girl treats them the way they've been treating women all their life. Unfortunately, that rarely happens, so we're stuck with them
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Uh, I'm raising my hand for the ass pictures.
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Yeah, I'm a bit hurt. But I only think about it when someone brings it up. Like I said, I'm so boggled with other things right now that I don't even have time to worry about it. I think when things calm down for me then I'll feel the full effect of hurt, but it's just not there now.
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You gotta be careful with that move after eating llama too, but I guess Taco Bell is more acessible.
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You knew I couldn't leave this one alone, didn't you? I vote for the lights on low. You know, when you are 5'1" and you have weighed 245 pounds, and you now weigh 165 pounds, and gravity is doing a serious number on your body, you don't REALLY want to be explosed in FULL light! But even as horrid as my body is, it still has its nice parts when lit by warm golden lamplight. And Zeb votes for lamplight too...even though he's very slim and fit, he's a bit shy. ~Rosie~
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Lights off...but not pitch black. You have to be able to see each other. Lights on are too distracting for me. Not that I'm bored or it's not good, but that I always catch things out of the corner of my eye and feel the need to investigate. But I must say, I am not a fan of looking at the penis. I think it's ugly. But I'm not discriminating because I think the vagina is ugly as well. I don't know, to me, the phrase "bumping uglies" is very true.
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Maybe it's a Mike thing when it comes to dog tags? And Mike saw the entirety of me, I just don't know if he appreciated it. But, fuck him! And I did!
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Darlin', I know I've been self-absorbed recently, but why do I suddenly need a password to view your offerings? And thank you for the note, and yes, while I wanted to wallow in the angst of a dying relationship, I am having so much fun being loved that I don't have time for it! ~Rosie~
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Naked is good, depending on who it is though! Lights dimmed is excellent... lights off is fun... because you can't see what you're doing entirely, makes it interesting, complete light... not the biggest fan, but have been there.
Very good entry, by the way...
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I'm VERY shy when I'm naked. Lights off, definitely.
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I guess I should start reading my notes first before I read entries. I do it all the time
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I loved High Tension!!! And I thought I was the only one. Everyone else I know who saw it (and there weren't many who did), hated it. And I love the big twist at the end....awesome.
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I can't kiss ass either. And I hate people who do it because if they're so busy kissing ass then they aren't do their job.
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I couldn't imagine not being near an ocean. It's what I grew up with. My earliest memories are of me swimming before I could even crawl. The few times I have been far away from the ocean, I became so depressed.
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Ahhh Crotch Rot explained!!! And about nicknames, I don't really have nicknames for people I hate... I just give everyone nicknames in general. Everyone I work with has a nickname... and they call me Crazy Jenn!
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maybe I missed it, but why is she called "Crotch Rot"?
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From what I've read and heard from all the "experts" like Nurse Sue from the Sunday Night Sex Show, kids at that age are supposed to explore themselves. That it's the ones that don't who end up frigid and not able to orgasm. I don't know what she would think about two kindergarten boys fellating each other, but who knows. Moving on....I thought you would enjoy this: http://www.blender.com/guide/articles.aspx?id=1726
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Wait... was Veronica Mars on last night? We had baseball on here in California. Do they replay the episode? Dammit. Anyhoo, when I used to work in daycare, when the kindergartners would lay down for nap time,a few of them used to play with themselves ALL THE TIME. I never saw anything like it. There was one little girl who used to lay on her stomach and grind on her hand the entire time. Who knew?!
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V. Mars was great last night! I loved when that 09er got knocked the fuck out by the bus driver's daughter. I wish she was the new addition to the show instead of that other girl. For some reason, I just can't stand her. Her character is too much. I don't know. I want to get the S1 DVDs, but I'll probably have to wait until my finances are looking a little better. And bring on MTB! I can't wait.
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DMB live is fantastic. I know people who didn't care for him, but had a great time at the show. It's just a perfect meld of audience and artists. And, I am curious how Katie, being a "virgin" and all, conceived that little freaky cult baby. Especially since I think Tom's a big queer and runs screaming from the vagina. Get the Fiona CD. You will NOT be disappointed. The end. :)
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I love Dave Matthews. You have to go! Sara will love him! PS-dirty tampons, yuck!
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Pear Glides, eh. I, being a woman, don't even know what the hell Pear Glides are. Maybe it's something only found in the States or something, but even I have never heard of them. You, are truly, a very courageous man! lol
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good god i'm behind on the note-leaving, apparently! =) great pics! and i think that 2nd one with you making that funny face is just about perfect. lol. you crack me up! XO!
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EW... USED TAMPONS!!!!!! That's so unfortunate for you... ew. EW... I, even being a woman, would not do that... unless need be, I would only do it if it were my OWN!
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WoW! Four in a row from me! "Crash" is my number 1 fave, DMB song. "Hike up your skirt a little more, and show your world to me." Love it! And they are incredible live. I saw them for the first time last summer (2004). And it rained the enitre time but we just couldn't leave because they were that awesome. You and Sarah should definitely go.
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Aubrey is my fave too! She really does have IT and I wish she wouldn't waste her time with Dum Diddy. Most likely she'll get chosen for the group which means she'd get tied up into a horrible contract and we all know what has happened to all of Dum Diddy's artists (except for B.I.G.: absolutely nothing. I can't stand Dum Diddy. He's so arrogant for someone who is so ignorant. But I will watch the show because he always brings the drama. And so does a house full of primadonnas. Can't wait for Thursday.
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I think most of the girls done here do the Brazilian Bikini wax, which I beleive takes off everything except a landing strip. I'm not sure. I'm too chicken to wax that area (bad experience with NADS on my legs). I, personally shave, but not all of it, only because I think it looks weird with all of it gone. But I guess some guys like the pre-puberty look. And it's definitely the older women (and by older I mean 35 and up) who let everything hang out in the locker room. And you can keep your flaccids. I don't want to see one unless it's ready for action.
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Dare I ask, how does one get the nickname "CrotchRot"?
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Thanks for the e-mail..missed you! Oh yea, Paris is way worse than Britney. They're both kinda bad but, haveta say she sucks more. Booo to stupid-blonde-attention-whores!
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Hey, hedgehoggy - I was wondering if I could get into your diary? Thanks!
~Poppy
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The kids that I work with are so into that hiphop shit. They throw around nigger left and right, but when one of the white or hispanic kids say it, they start raising holy hell. Then they come to me bitching because they think I'm gonna do something it. And I tell them, I heard you saying it 5 minutes ago. If you don't want other people to use it then you don't use it. Because the only reason the other kids say it is because they hear it so often and they think it's okay to. Personally, the word means nothing to me. If someone ever said it to me maliciously, it just shows me how ignorant they are, and I'd probably just laugh (just like when some white bread, white boy from Jersey told me he'd bust a cap in my ass when I asked him to not blow his smoke in my face....fucking idiot). But anyway, I just hate when people who use it all the time get into fights with other people who they deem aren't worthy to use it. And I feel you on the diary thing. I only have like 3 readers, but I write primarily for me and don't really care how many people read. If I get a few visitors, great, but I can live without them.
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oh my! lockage..I'm lost...may I please read? whalen51@potsdam.edu
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oops - i accidentally press sent so soon. if i am nice can i pretty, pretty please have the password??? veronicabondxoxo@hotmail.com
I miss your diary!
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YOU ARE LOCKED!! AND SO SUDDENLY!!!
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The photos, hey? I'm tempted to make a pathetic pun on asinine asses (if not donkey penises) and L(l)amas but I won't. Fabbo pictures, though. Love, R xxx
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Hey...could I have the password? Pretty pretty please? I gave you mine!
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Dude! Bus off the cliff! Different boyfriend (even though I think I prefer Logan, but think he might have had something to do with the bus)! Charisma Carpenter! It was everything I wanted and more. The only thing I didn't like was the "two in the pink one in the stink" reference. Eeeeww.
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Cool Pics. It always amazes me how many people "dress up" for these things. The costumes were awesome. Spidey definitely had some extra webbing in his pants. Enjoy ANTM and V.Mars double feature tonight. We'll have to talk about them later.
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You locked! NO!!!!!
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Um... what Hiss and Summerroll said.
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Locked up so soon??? I hope I'm one of the lucky to get the password. I even have on my pouty "pretty please" face.
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Who does a woman have to fax around here to get a password, mate? x
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1. Sex with younger men is AWESOME. Because they are so teachable, have lots of energy, and you can get them to do everything exactly how you like it. I highly recommend to the ladies. 2. You BETTER give me the password, bucko. ;)
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So, darling one, I await with heaving bosoms and gasping breaths the opportunity to unlock your myriad mysteries and explore your multitudinous machismo. Or something. (Hey, I wouldn't lie to you, doll; trust me, I'm a doctor.) Love, R xxx
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You never cease to impress....
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OK. So how "small" are these guys if they can fit into a jelly donut? That's just odd. As odd as Walmart selling vibrators.
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You know, most black guys will NOT go down on a girl at all, yet they demand to have their dicks sucked. They have no clue about what give and take is. Hispanics, oon the other hand, love it. You can't keep them away from that area.
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you keep your pits smooth?! that is so weird! lol. but yeah, guys who shave their forearms, ugh, they totally get all pokey. ouch. that was hilarious what you said about your leg hair blowing in the wind.
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Balls stuck to thighs...quite an image for 9 am. I will be thinking about that all day at work. Thanks!
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Are you refering to the pictures from my MSN space?? Most of them, I'm drunk out of my face in! :)
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last night when we went to see "wedding crashers" (2 thumbs up), we saw a trailer for a movie with keira knightley called "domino." i've never really liked her above & beyond, but damn if that movie doesn't look really good.
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Guys like Joe suck ass. And, of course I am curious to hear what your views are on going down on girls! Also FYI, John Ashcroft was launching a major attack on the porn industry, but then 9/11 happened, and put it on the backburner. Now, bring on the oral talk. ;)
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Well now we know why Joe isn't with his artist girlfriend anymore. I never could understand why some guys take a girlfriend when all the want to do is fuck is around. You'd think that a gf (or bf for the girls that do it) would just complicate matters.
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Was Kiera Knightly was in Star Wars E1? I thought it was Natalie Portman. But I think they look so much a like that sometimes I get confused.
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yay for the tag! good answers, yes. and dude: what the hell is this about renee and kenny??!! did i miss this? enjoy your sunday....XO!
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It's nice to know that there are men out there who appreciate all the little things girls do to make them feel special & sexy. go sara!
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Sweetheart, it might be time to invest in combination locks.
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i LOVE penguins. and yet...i still haven't seen that movie. cuz i totally suck. but yeah, my fave fiona songs are "fast as you can" and "criminal." i agree with basically everything you said about break-up inducing situations. and i TOtally need my space. there's a lot to be said for spending time alone sometimes. k gotta work!
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"Criminal" is an incredible song! And its one of those songs that when it comes on, I just drop everything to sing my heart out along with it for the next 3 minutes. I love Fiona's voice because it's a lot like my singing voice...deep; and she uses it so well. I'm with you on the V. Mars and MTB3. I hate Diddy, but I love that these girls actually think that Diddy will give them a career and that they fight over the stupidist things. Silly girls.
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I am SO hooked on Veronica Mars thanks to you. I can't wait for it to come back. And, if you like Michelle Rodriguez, you should watch Girl Fight. It's great. :)
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I loved The Renegade. And Lorenzo Lama's small part in Grease (one of my all time fave movies).
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My little kitty moped for a week and half when I was gone, or so I was told. And she only warmed up to her sitter the last 3 days before i got back. Now she won't leave me alone. Sometimes they are just so needy. I'll definitely check out the bad kitty book.
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hey buddy! great updates. can't wait for the pics.
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Ugh. I used the wrong form of the word for site. I hate when people can't get their grammar straight.
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I saw the bad cat book, and it is indeed hilarious. I almost bought it, but then I thought if I did, it would cement that whole "crazy cat lady" reputation I seem to be getting. Also, upload your pictures to a sight like photobucket or imageshack. They do free image hosting, and you can post them in your diary. I use photobucket, but there are a lot to choose from. :)
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Who says I have a fantastic ass??! ... Besides myself and I? ... Birthday was crap! What can be said.... hope yours was much better. And who knows... Mike end up on my lawn, as in, coming into my house.. for some "fun times" sometime soon. The parents go away at the end of September. Whos to say what may happen. It's up to me to get into contact with him. I'm afraid, I know I shouldn't do it, but I so do want to.
I'm a bad girl with a bad ass.
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Dude. I am such a slacker, I totally forgot your birthday was the sixth. So, happy belated birthday. I know that if I had told my readers that my birthday was on the 28th, they'd be sure to remember it. On the 28th. Of September. Which is my birthday. (I'm SO subtle). ;) Glad your dragon con was fun. You MUST post pictures!
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guess what? i'm thinking about you. happy birthday! hope it was a good one.
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Happy Birthday Man! Hope you're enjoying your time with the Milkshake and that we hear from you soon.
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Happy Birthday tomorrow!!!
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Love the diary often read but always something comes up so thought while its quiet here I will drop you a couple of lines keep up the excellant writing
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Go ahead. *Snif* Just leave us. See if we care. No, no...(Rosie breaks into song) Don't turn around, cause you're gonna see my heart breakin'...But truly, have a safe trip, and when I get back from LA we can compare notes on prices and availability of fuel.~Rosie~
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Oh, dear. You know that literally hundreds of times a day I ask myself, "WWHD?" and weep oceans of tears because I simply don't know the answer, right? Of course, a great many of those occasions are when my husband reveals his penis in all its raging glory and makes me an indecent proposal which may or may not involve the dining table... Anyway, have fun, darling. I'll miss you. Smooches, and a teensy little opportunistic grope. Love, R xxx
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You know, if you're going to continue to call me a 'hoar', at least you could plug my diary. Sheesh. However, I'm willing to let it go if you send me dirty pictures. That's fair, right? ;)
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First, you little attention whore, you know your little diaryland minions will miss you. Second, how sad is it that I know ALL the words to that New Kids song? Have fun. Take pictures. :)
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Oooh! *I*'ll miss you big mobs, darling! (And, amazingly, *I*'m still feeling the afterglow of a good bonking on the kitchen table as we speak - and it's not quite 2.30 pm Sunday here...) Have a fabulous time with your divine Sara and take lots and lots of photographs, allrighty? Love, R xxx
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SmokeD. I quit almost six years ago - thank god. I never knew what a gross habit it was until I quit and could smell it on other people! YUCK. Happy birthday to us!
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I don´t have time to read all the entries I´ve missed, but I just wanted to tell you hi from Bolivia...(waves) Hi!!! Hey, isn´t someones b-day coming up soon?
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Oh, you shameless hussy. Send me your address and a wish-list (and T-shirt size if you dare, big boy) and I shall see what I can do. Love, R xxx
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Thank God the French opera houses have evolved from the olden days...I've never been more grateful for la toilette.
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My WW2 prof referenced the History Channel as The Hitler Channel, because he said that you could always turn it on and find Nazis.
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Whew, you know what that firemen talk does to me, mister. ;) I am so glad there are so many others whose pets are more than just animals to be kept around the house. Poor little Jethro! That reminds me - when I was visiting my hillbilly relatives in North Carolina a million years ago, I met a guy who really was named Jethro, and, well... he was just as one might suspect someone named Jethro would be. Mulleted, nearly toothless, and proudly ignorant of such things as basic English and hygiene. Good times.
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Of course I still love you, silly. I broke my computer screen last week and have been frustratedly borrowing other people's since then. Also, I am busy being distracted by visiting girlfriends who force me to drink margaritas, talk about mitochondrial DNA, watch "Deadwood" and play Scrabble when I should be leaving witty notes on Diaryland. But I will write you an email soon, I swear. So, you know, don't take me off your buddies' list and trash me in an entry just yet, please... (Oh, smooch, sugarbear. I'm being facetious. Slap me.) Love, R xxx
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Joan Jett! Ah, I spent almost every day of my teens hearing how I looked exactly like her...and I still occasionally hear it, in fact, when "I Love Rock and Roll" gets trotted out on MusicMax Eighties weekends. Penis size? Perhaps I'll save the details on that for an email, too - which I promise I will write you when I get my laptop back from the Magic Boffins Repair Shop. But I will say that I agree with miss rosie and miss yeah. The best sex I ever had with a man before J was with someone whose penis was quite average in length and proportions - but gracious, it had excellent manners and instincts for making itself comfortable. And the worst sex I ever had was with a man whose penis was absurdly enormous. Those encounters were quite painful - even by my standards. I personally like large penises (possibly because I'm tall) but I'm more interested in, and impressed with, technique than size. Looking forward to your divine blokin' photographs, baby. Love, R xxx
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You're welcome to read my private entries! Just email me at noworries121@yahoo.com and I'll give you the password.
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Before Kaj, the best sex I ever had was with a guy who was about 4 inches. For some reason, he just kept hitting THE right place. Then again, Kaj does that regularly, he's almost twice the size. I agree with yeahimadork, TOO big HURTS! Too small often doesn't hit where it needs to (the G-spot). So personally, I'd say about 6-8 inches is best for this gal. Thanks heavens you didn't ask about facials again!~Rosie~
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Size, for me, doesn't matter. Unless we're talking like, an inch or two. The best sex I've EVER had was with a guy who was about 4 1/2 inches, and the worst sex I've ever had was with a guy who was huge (it was painful and unsatisfying). So go figure. I think it's all in how the guy works it, myself.
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Of course we love you darlin'! And thank you for your advice, though I find it amusing that the only guy to respond told me dump him, and most of the women suggested that I discuss the issue! Go figure. ~Rosie~
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I was wondering what it is about your diary that has attracted me, and I think you couldn't have put it better when you said: "With me, I will give you the truth, not sugar coat it". I think that's what I like most about you. Sometimes it's comforting to just hear things for what they are and not bother trying to make them pretty or PC. So I suppose I read you because I find you refreshing. And I thank you for that.
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Whew. I had to go look at the list of people who read me to make sure *I* wasn't the person you dropped since, you know, I need a man so damn bad. ;)
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So friends?
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LMAO so does this apply to me as well? I guess my only excuse is that i am too lazy. but you know what. feel free to leave me a note anytime i promise to repond to you.
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A kilt, eh? With a well-timed breeze? That's very tempting, that is ... tell me more.
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Word. You can never have too much 80's music is RIGHT. And, if you do wear that kilt, you know who to email pictures, to, mister. :)
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um oKAY, well you somehow made it SOUND like your birthday was toMOrrow, so SORRY to make you have to rePEAT yourself! =) and yeah, i'm all in on the bon jovi thing. we're halfway there, you know. but what was really the weirdness was when he played a plumber (or something similar) on ally mcbeal.
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Our birthdays are coming very quickly and you seem to already have a list of things that you want! lol.... I want nothing. Really... my 21st birthday and I want nothing. It's so true. I don't want anything. What is this world coming to? Oooh... I wish I was turning 16 so I could get 180,000 dollars as well. I'd love a small island. *barf*
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is your birthday tomorrow??!! if so, have a great one! how old?? you don't have to tell me, i'm just really nosy. and i also LOVED ducktales. (whoo-oo!)
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I loved Duck Tales, and Tailspin, and Gummi Bears, and Darkwing Duck, and all those other cartoons from way back then. Kids today just don't know what they're missing. So I read a write-up on your Domino movie with Kiera Knightly and it looks cool. All the times you talked about it, I never realized it was based on a real person. I always thought it was a comic book. Silly me.
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I've never rented porn in my life, either. I've always just ended up watching old stashes that ex-boyfriends have had. Oh yeah, and one called "Freakdick" at a bachelorette party. Talk about a good way to feel uncomfortable around the bride's mother!
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bring it on with the spurs, but please don't wear tight wranglers. but you can still show your calvin kleins, though. if you want. heh. do you really love sexy cowgirls? it's possible i may qualify as one now that i'm back here. i have a hat, but no boots. that's next on my list.
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yes, some body hair is good. Not of women of course-the less the better, right? haha. ooooh & I can't wait for the porn entry!! yeeeehaw!
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Well, tie me up and tickle me and call me a whore, darling! And of course nuns don't masturbate with their big crosses, silly - they use these: http://www.divine-interventions.com/jackhammer.html - And yes, do let's bring back cowboy movies... Love, R xxx
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Glad you're back. Hope the Milkshake was good!
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My Milkshake brings all the boys to the yard, and damn right, it's better than yours.
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We've still got about a month to go!!! I don't know what I want to come more, the first day of school or my birthday! Either way, I'm actually excited for both, as much as I don't really want to go back to school.... it beats the shit out of working full time packaging pasta.
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Oh, I just wanted to know what YOUR response to MY orgy comment was going to be -- you said you had refrained from posting it because I was in emotional anguish at the time. Anyway, I will probably continue with Diaryland when I go home, but I will need to buy a computer first. Ah well, that's what deployment money's for, right? Oh, and one other thing -- are you saying that you DON'T buy your sexual appliances/sexual-appliance-batteries at Sam's Club? You freak.
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i remember what i was going to say a long time ago in my note. do you really have a wedding in denton? because as of tomorrow, i will be living approx. 15 minutes from there. WATCH out! k bye. p.s. i always grin when i see your *waves* thingee on my comments. hehe.
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shaved pits? Well, I'd have to say it'd depend of the guy. If he does like to work out & has an awesome body, yea it's sexy. But, if he doesn't have such a nice body & just does it to do it...not so sexy. Do you see the difference? Would you go so far as to shave your legs? I've seen guys who do that too...it's not that bad. give me your thoughts
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My opinion about the war? I agree that it's nifty to be rid of Sadaam, but I also think we should have just done it and gotten the fuck out. Except then, you know, there would be the guilt ... it's a hard call. I definitely think Dubya's retarded for trying to link this shit to 9/11, though -- how did he think he was gonna get away with that? "Um, Sadaam and Osama are secretly the SAME PERSON! Yeah, that's it!" Jeesh. Maybe I should just say "undecided."
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Japanese rope bondage - um, yes, darling? Go check out Fetish Diva Midori's site: http://www.fetishdiva.com/ - she's awfully famous, you know. Love, R xxx
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I'm tring to better myself. I'm tring to be happy. It's VERY hard to get past the negitive because it is what EVERYONE(not just me) focuses on. You know what I mean, right? Anyways, I didn't mean to be harsh either. I have enjoyed your journal for a really long time, what is it? 2 years now? Well, I'm sorry if what I said offended you, never ment it to. I guess I have a crazy way of saying, "hey, haven't talked to you in a while...just saying hi". Good luck w/everything, even your movie collection! ;) And sorry about all the other people who "bich" at you too. haha!
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I enjoyed that last entry!
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okay, first off, I wasn't attacking. And the fact that you came back and attacked me sucks. I was just saying I dont have 1000 DVDs and that I think it's pretty crazy. Not crazy like, you're a retard for doing it, crazy like, wow-that's your passion cool. SHIT! yes, I do drink...I have a problem, it's call DEPRESSION. Thanks for SHOVING IT IN MY FACE! I'm working on it, one step at a time & it doesn't help when people that I try to talk to come back at give me a big SLAP IN THE FACE. I pay for my school, I pay for EVERYTHING on my own. I thought I was just making conversation. I wasn't tring to judge you but thank you for judging me.
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I'm a bad person for not reading you more often. Possibly even a "hoar" or a "bich." But I [heart] you anyway because you kicked total closed-mind-fuck-brained-idiot ASS in that entry! And, I am now ready for your orgy response, whenever you remember what it was. ;)
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Dude. Whatthefuckever. Who gives a shit if you NEVER watch the goddamn movies you buy. It's no one's business how you spend your money, dear. People who read strangers' diaries and then take the time to tell them how to live their lives need to get a fucking life of their own. And, considering I HAVE been called a "hoar" by an emailer for my diary, I know what I'm talking about here. Stupid people are just that - stupid. Your diary is consistently insightful AND entertaining. Let the haters go fuck themselves. People with half a brain who read this know you're not some spoiled snotty asshole. Bah! I hate morons. If you do move to blogger, you must give me the link, my dear. :)
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So, you own a lot of movies? I mean, I know it's nice to have them there for when you want to watch them but, how often do you really watch them? Is it worth all that money to invest in something that you dont take constant pleasure in? I know, I know, you do watch them from time to time & maybe you've seen them so many times that you've remembered quotes but, is it really worth it? Yes, I know they aren't the 1.99 price tagged ones from the gerocery store but, they do get expensive. I worked at a movie store and would watch people come in, grab a movie & say, "Is this any good? Aww hell, I'll just buy it." I wish I had that kind of money to spend on movies that I may only watch 2-3times a year. I guess if it's your passion, go for it. I know there are some movies that I love too but, I find that after I buy them, I watch them less. Maybe it's just because I know that they are sitting there in my entertainment stand collecting dust & that if I REALLY wanted to I could watch them. I dont know, I guess I'm just rambling. Best of luck with your collection. PS-why'd you take me off favorites? Am I not readable anymore? :(
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I thought Frequency was a great movie, very different. And I was one of those people crying at the end. I always thought that Donnie Darko was the opposite to It's A Wonderful Life: He got to see what life would be like had he lived and get's the realization right before he got crushed that life would be better for them all once he was dead. I would add The Lost Boys (my fave!), American History X, and Clueless.
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I suppose I'd have to show up nude while carrying a purse. ;) Which would contain a spare change of clothing if the police officer demanded that I get dressed. Although I'm pretty positive the officer would rather I stay nude for his benefit.
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Why, I wouldn't wear a thing to an orgy! Why bother with clothing? ;)
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Hello, there is one and only thing you should wear to and orgy, and that is a toga.
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I'm glad to hear your parents are ok. You want to know what's weird? I also have had recurring dreams that I will die in a car crash--at 24. I turn 24 this year. What are your dreams like?
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Dude! Are you me? Because from the time I can remember I have always thought I would die in a car crash. And when I say that to people, they look at me like I'm nuts. It's one of the reasons stupid people on the road and small accidents (like when that cyclist got hit) freak me out so much. Anyway, I'm glad that your parents are okay.
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At least you are aware of what you could lose, and so you value it all the more. A split second took my dad, and all the money in the world can't replace him. I'm glad your parents are OK, and all we can do is deal with stuff when it happens. ~Rosie~
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Yeah, I learned the tiniest basic banner-making skills. They kind of suck, but I have them now, so I might as well use them (maybe if I bat my eyelashes at Hiss, she'll make me some, since hers are the best anyway). I am SO glad the mom and dad are ok. That is a scary and sobering thing to have to go through. It's weird when you hit that age in adulthood when you realize that something could happen and your parents could be gone just like that. So, when is the diary move happening? Oh - and Alaskan Malamutes - best.dogs.ever. I love them to death!
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hey friend. i'm just glad to hear they're all right. i had a serious car accident scare about a year ago, and i still haven't full recovered. they are truly scary things. if i didn't believe in God before that, i sure did afterward. anyway, thinking about you/them. take care.
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Hey, thanks so much for your note. I hope your parents are all right; car accidents can be scary shit.
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Oh my goodness. I hope everything is alright!!
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Shit; how sobering. Sorry to hear it, darling. x
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Oh my god, Wilson Phillips!!! LOL!!!!! I SO like that song!
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This is on of the reasons I don't like pornos. Guys watch them and think that just because all the girls in the porno say they love it, then all the real girls must love it too. I've had a facial and it was unpleasant, especially since I had issues with bjs anyway (I'll tell you about that in a email). So no, I don't like them. I don't understand why other girls would and I do think it's very degrading.
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OK, here's my take on it. The first time I give a guy a blowjob, I'll take a facial or a string of pearls, since I don't know what TYPE of cum he shoots. Some guys shoot buckets, others are really thick, and if a guy drinks a lot of beer it gets bitter. So, after I've determined if it's a type and quantity that I can swallow, then I do so. So facials and pearls have their place, but only if the guy is a spunkmeister. I don't enjoy it, but they seem to, and it's better than gagging to death. Now aren't you sorry you asked? ~Rosie~
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Well, my spankable (and spankworthy) boy, I shall save my opinions for an email, I think. Love, R xxx
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Well, you know where I stand on the facials. I find them pretty repulsive, and about the least sexy thing ever. However, there are chicks who get off on it, and to that I say, to each his/her own. But I don't get it.
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that entry was really funny. (facials.) i have to say i kind of agree with you. well, i guess i wouldn't feel degraded, really, but it's also not particularly appealing for any reason. i agree w/the swallowing part, too. happy day before friday!
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Two questions: When's the big move happening? and Why pecan crunch (ha)?
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Oh. And there was I thinking "hedgehoggy" was a reference to being pricked. Or something. Love, R xxx
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agh! had to stop reading mid-entry because i was afraid you were going to reveal something from the book, and i am still at the beginning on the chapter at the burrow! agh! no spoilers! but yeah, harry potter rules.
i can't remember what i was going to say before that. damn. oh. you should read my best friend's newest entry. i think you would appreciate her graphicness. lol. you can find her link on my page or profile. =) peace.
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So, yeah, one thing I would recommend as an orgy-rule: At least half of the male participants being heterosexual. Trust me on this one ;)
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THe boy has been MIA the past couple weeks. Working hard on becoming a firefighter. The few times I've spoken to him in the past seven-weeks (like 4 times), he's sounded so stressed out. With those damn 12-hour ride alongs that he's had to do 3 times a week, he won't do anything the night before so that he's completely alert the entire time, and he's too tired to anything the night after. I just figure that once the ride alongs are over with and we get back to our regular schedule, I should be cured of all horniness. And it's hot (and humid) as hell down here too. A couple days ago we had a heat index of 107.
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I don't think the Bobby & Whitney show is exploiting black people. Yeah there are things they do that are perceived to be unique to "black culture" but really aren't (check out a trailer park). I think in general that the people being exploited by most of these reality shows are the dumb ones.
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Though I haven't seen the Bobby brown show...I'd Imagine it is comprable to Newly Weds, ....so why is the bobby brown one considered racist and Jessica Simpson is more popular than ever?
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dude. sorry about your dad, hope all goes well tomorrow. bestfriendk thought your 'hell to the no' was real funny. so did i. and yes, thong wearers today DID experience a bit more trouble than usual due to the ass-hot heat. bobby brown's retarded.
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Planes, Trains, and Automobiles is one of the funniest movies EVER. "Those aren't pillows!" so, you're moving to blogger, huh? I have been thinking of doing the same thing myself.
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Soon, spiny anteater. Delayed gratification is good for the body and the soul, so they say... x
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I was just thinking about you because I was rewatching that Real Wolrd episode. I felt so bad for that girl. She's not ugly, but she's not a looker like the other 2 girls (who i don't even think are that cute, but i can see why guys would). She's just average. And the fact that she would say that she wasn't good enough for that asshole who was just playing her anyway is sad.
On the subject of the vibrator, I have one, as well, as a very powerful bathtub faucet, and i have used both. But i don't know what it is with me, but they don't do anything for me. Yeah, I get there, but it only lasts for 5 minutes. With good sex, the entire body tingly feeling lasts, for me at least, for a couple days. But your comment definitely put a smile on my face, so thanks.
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Haha... I love how that idiot misspelled that word and now my lunatic commentors and I have taken it over. God bless the stupid. :)
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Oh, and patience, possum. All will be revealed in the fullness of time. Or, "Huh?" x
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Here's something I learned through the week: you know that song, "I've Never Been to Me?" Well, it was written by two men with the Robert Shaw "Quint" character in mind. Then later they rewrote it from a woman's perspective. Well, a slutty woman's perspective, anyway. Bloody men. Love, R xxx
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Re: Girls writing entries about wanting sex... It's equally interesting how many male diaries I've read where the guy is desprately wanting a special girl to cuddle with (as in not just sex). Are we expressing in our entries that which society says we shouldn't express?
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Oh, you...you...you take that back about Our Heath! That boy's picture as Ned Kelly on my notice board in my office at work was THE only thing that kept me (borderline) sane when I was having my interminable little breakdown/s. And I'm telling you, many times I considered leaping out of my sea of heartbreak to pursue my delicious prey - bush or not - and bite him clean in half. Or something. Love, R xxx
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Darling, may I steal (with a link to you, of course) a line from your email to use in my next DL entry? Love, R xxx
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I've said it before and I say it again, The Real World London was the very best season.
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Someone beat me to it, but I was going to tell you to read the short story that "Shawshank Redemption" is based on. It's a book called "Different Seasons" and it also has "The Body", the story "Stand by Me" is based on, as well as one of my favorite (and chilling) stories, "Apt Pupil" (which was also made into a movie, but the story was much better).
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Shawshank Redemption... it's one of the finest films I think I've ever seen. What amazes me, is that those movies that are based on Stephen King stories (Shawshank, The Green Mile, and Stand by Me, etc.) are just wonderful movies that speak to the humanity in people, I think. And from Stephen King! I think you'll like Sling Blade. It's excellent as well. Have fun in Indiana, you randy boy. ;)
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Dude, I so almost bought that Debarge album (well it was in CD format) a couple months ago, but I went for the NIN instead. My fave Debarge song, along with "Rhythm of the Night", is "I Like It", which I think Fiddy cent just sampled in one of his songs. Did you know that El Debarge had a secret marriage with Janet Jackson when she was super young and she had to pick him up from crack houses in the middle of Compton at all hours of the morning. Just random trivia. On that note, I'm glad you had a good time with your girl.
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Removing cat hair, eye boogers, and drool is nothing. When you remove a stubborn turd from your woman's ass, THEN you can talk evolution. Just ask Bobby and Whitney. That's black love! Don't be ashamed of your love of the 80's dear. I am stuck in that decade right along with you. We rule.
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Have fun! Easy easy on the bites and scratches.
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Awww. When you wrote about Australia and said, "Hands down gorgeous" I thought you were talking to me, telling me to quit calling out, "Come on over, hedgy mate, and I'll show you a good time!" Have a wonderful time with your sweetheart, darling. Kissy noises, R xxx
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My frustration with diaryland: when you have super gold, you get to run a ton of banners. I have not ran ONE, yet they tell me I have no banner runs left. I emailed them about it FOUR MONTHS AGO the first time, and once a month since. I am tired of the server crashes. I am tired of it saying people have updated and I can't see the new entry (which drives me nuts, because I always feel like I have to read it RIGHT.NOW.). I am just tired of it. But it sucks, because I like the format of this site better than other blog sites, but I don't know. We'll see how I feel in a month. I might stay, I just won't pay for anything anymore... Blah. I'm cranky. :)
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I am pretty fed up with Diaryland myself. I have blog accounts set up on a couple other sites, so I think when my super gold (super MY ASS) runs out in 27.3256 days (as they keep reminding me), I am out. You and your magic penis!!! :)
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Oh, shit! I DID see that, and I DID laugh my ass off. That picture, my dear, was awesome. You kids and all your wackiness... ps - how great is your girl for answering my question like she did? You two really make me want to gag - and I mean that in the best possible way. ;)
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Dear, I have no clue what you're talking about. The fact that I am totally drunk from doing jello shots all day probably has something to do with it. Help a sister out here. What do I need to comment on??
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Glad you're feeling better. I've never had an D-land problems. But then again, there are only a couple people reading my diary anyway. I don't really feel pressure to be witty or exciting, cause I'm not, and I can express myself without wondering if other people will or won't enjoy it. It really does suck though when you give and give and all others do is take. Anyway, Enjoy your 4th. I'll be watching the annual bed races in the Grove with a couple of friends. Beware of bottle rockets near your ass (I'll tell you the story later).
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Well, what an entry! A Town Bike with an expansively generous vagina, dates at fast-food joints, fireworks, anthropomorphism in canines and - gasp - the Three Stooges! So that's where you got your DL name - it's a spiky variation on the Porcupine of, "Soitenly, Portupine" fame! Enjoy those tassles, dear. Love, R xxx
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Email me the password, please?!?! How can I start my shitty work day without a hedgehoggy update?
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Email me at Andria24@gmail.com. And I *totally* forgot to add my two cents about your blowjob entry the other night. Coming from a girl who loves giving them, I feel really bad for men who are with women who won't please them, especially since those are usually the women that require much oral gratification themselves. And, incidentally, if mine isn't perfect, it's pretty damn close!! ;)
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And...and...I'm not one of the few? Why, you...you...BASTARD! Love, R xxx
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You locked me out? Why, you BASTARD! Hey, I'll be waiting patiently until you've had time to sow your wild oats and get all those other goddesses out of your system, darling. Just let me know... Love, R xxx
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Heyyyy password please!
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Dude. You're locked? Was it something I said? Let me in...Pretty please... ;)
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I've never been to the Pawn Shop, but Gus has. He says it's neat (my word, not his). And I do believe he has danced in the school bus. Everyone I know that has hung out there has really liked it.
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My life sucks!
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I cried during that Randy Quaid scene too. I thought I was the only one. I don't know how I missed the BJ entry, but I just read it. Very interesting. I never used to like giving them because the first guy I did it to was an asswipe. But now I do, but i think it's mainly because of the person.
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Hit you back?? WHAT! If you meant note wise, of course... here I am yo! If you mean email wise... I will totally get to it!! Isn't it strange how the emails get prolonged more so than the notes. Maybe its because getting into my email and sitting there writing it seems like it can take so much more time. Not that I don't enjoy writing... I clearly have a diary. But anywho... if you meant email... be on the look out... sometime soon, I hope!
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I think that the two best sources for women to learn about BJ technique are gay men and porn. After taking lessons from both of those, I've never had a single complaint.
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Well, honestly. You didn't think I'd leave that one alone, did you? Darling, if Oz blokes have fallen asleep during sex, it's because they've been going at it like Jack Russells chasing a rat up a drainpipe for so many hours, it's inevitable. This is just what we do here - we fuck like stoats for hours on end, we have naps, we bonk some more, we eat strawberries (or oysters) and drink champagne (or beer) and then we go right back to shagging. So there. And the perfect blowjob doesn't exist, you say? Why, how dare you! You deserve a good sharp nip for even suggesting such a thing! Much love, R xxx
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Oh... the blowjob discussion comes up. Of course, right after my sexual encounter!!! Of all the guys I've given some oral action to, the only one I enjoyed actually doing it to was the man in question, as you know. The others... blah (not that it's been many, mind you). But... although I enjoy giving it, I still feel like I have no idea what I'm doing. There was one time I knew I did an exceptionally good job at both the oral and the actual sex itself... oh but that was so long ago. How I've started to suck (but just not well) since then... the trials... the tribulations... of me.
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The new Real World sucks major ass. I love how everyone was so obviously trying to out do previous seasons. "Oh look at me, I bend over in the kitchen while wearing my underwear." "Oh look at us, it's only the first day and we're all taking a shower together. Oh shut the fuck up. They are all dumbasses.
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Oh, how I love "Red Violin"! (And being naked in the kitchen and unashamed of how much I enjoy sex, too.) Now come on now, darling, let's hear more about you and custard... Love, R xxx
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Also, I must add... it SUCKS! I wish... you know, on that star that doesn't do anything for me, that his heart could beat for me. But... no no...
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Oh, there is potential sex but his heart doesn't beat for me. It just... well, beats.
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Where did that come from!! lol
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if there is any woman who isn't interested in seeing christian bale onscreen (and esp. in this movie, as he is one gorgeous motherfucker after all the strength training), she is CLEARLY a lesbian. or blind. or both. for the LOVE OF GOD that man is beautiful. sigh.
you crack me up everytime. did you get my 2nd email?
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Yes, I did get your email. I got it very early Sunday morning, but I was too drunk to reply. I will though, very soon!
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mmm actually there are several naughty ways to use the word "bottom". Immediately I thuoght of the gay reference, as in, "He is such a bottom". But also, you can make a sentace such as, "I want to lick you from top to bottom".
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I totally knew that line... "relax, don't do it":... HELLO... Frankie Goes to Hollywood... HELLO... IM so drunk.. again, sorry.
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yes i did! i emailed you back! didn't i? didn't you get it?
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Well... I kind of am (in my own opinion) retarded for thinking of this guy, Mike, the way that I am. If you read way back in my diary... Beginning around January 2004 until maybe around August 2004, you'll see why it's not a great idea to be thinking these thoughts. Of course, things between him and I have surpassed August and there are other entries about him, but the ones between January and August 2004 are the ones that hit home. I am a fruitcake for being in love with him like I am. A pure fruitcake. And I'll tell you this, I HATE fruitcake.
And... you can email me all you want. Also, I feel my birthday is a million years away... but who wants to turn 21 anyway?
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Oh how I ♥ that Belinda CD... and I know it's totally 1987 (pretty sure) and I know I was 3 years old, but one can still rep the good time 80s. I LOVE the 80s... Okay... maybe not so much the 80s themselves, but defintely the music. Loving the retro 80s for "shizzle yo".
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dude. big suckage has ensued. email me for info.
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WoW! I see we got ourselves a V. Mars convert. Just wanted to let you know that they're showing it Tuesday and Wednesday nights this summer. By the way, how's that "The Washingtonian" book (I think that's the name). I read an article about it a few weeks ago and wanted to get it, but since they closed down my Borders (it was 1.5 blocks from my house), I refuse to drive to Barnes and Noble.
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Dude. I never watched that Veronica Mars show you're always yakking about, but my Tivo picked it up last night. Luckily, it was the pilot episode... and I have to tell you, I am hooked on that show now!! I have set my tivo to record it every time it's on so I can catch up on all the episodes I missed (which, is, um, ALL OF THEM). I wonder why I never paid attention to you raving about it all the time in your diary? I am so clueless sometimes, I swear. :)
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American Anthem!!! Only one of the Greatest. Movies. Ever. Don't tell anyone, but I even learned the last floor routine of the blonde's and just inserted round offs where she did all those fancy flips that I couldn't do.
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Oh, god. Now I fear I'm going to have to show my aging goddess tits on my diary to maintain your interest. Because, you know, I don't often write about things scatological. Damn - now the pressure's on... x
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Oh, move to Australia instead, darling; I'll look after you. (You're going on my buddies' list when I get time to update, too. Because I love you, that's why. Smooch.) Love, R xxx
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damn, you freaking CRACK me UP! thanks for the nice comment, also. yay! seriously, no chance in readers being bored by your diary. and i promise to never talk about how badly i want a boyfriend, etc. (i can promise that quite easily, as that's not even a thought i have, much less something i'd actually SAY out LOUD/write.) some people. hmnph.
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I totally have that CD by Belinda Carlise!
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"Into the Grove" is one of those songs that when I hear it on my car radio, I go into full on dance and sing mode, and then I get strange looks from the people in the cars beside me or the people riding in my car. I love the "Immaculate Collection", but my fave Maddona album is "Bedtime Stories" because it has a real funk/smooth jazz undertone. I don't think I've ever heard your first pick before though.
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Thanks for adding me! I will check out your diary very soon...as soon as I catch up from being out of town for four days. (This will happen as soon as I am back at work, because my job is totally boring.) :)
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PS - I totally forgot! Boys of Summer is probably of my top ten favorite songs EVER. I love it. We rule.
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I was going to comment on your entry this morning, but well, a sex toy purchasing emergency came up, and, well... a girl's got to have her priorities in order. I found your answers interesting. Even though I, ahem, don't think Best Of and/or Greatest Hits collections should count, I worship Madonna, and accept your answer (though I think Like A Prayer is hands down her best album). I also think she has done some great music post-Kabbalah (Ray of Light and Music... Her last one kind of sucked ass, though). As for the Golden Earring choice - it was surpising, but nothing to scoff at. If you had said you wanted Air Supply to be one of the three, then I might have to point and laugh. Just kidding. Maybe. :) Ps... I am an attention whore, you know. You have mentioned me in your diary a couple times, but no link! What's up with that? ;)
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another Brillent film about the ethnic cleansing in Africa is Hotel Rwanda. it is also very difficult to watch. These poor souls are fighting for their lives and despreately need help, but the US does nothing. Why? No oil.
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Well, taking off your socks *might* help. I always find that being topless helps the thoughts flow for me. :)
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Hey, Mr. Poopy Pants. Look, don't worry about getting crap from me about your answers. I have admitted to liking Wham and Debbie Gibson. Clearly, I have no room to judge in this arena. Those pictures are hilarious, by the way. :)
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I'm trying my bestest over here!!! :)
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As much as I may want to, I wouldn't do that. But, I don't even know what he's actually thinking about the whole situation yet because we haven't talked. He could be telling people for many reasons, and I don't know why yet.. hopefully I find out soon though!
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Dear, stop being a poopy pants and being down about yourself. How can you bonk your girl mercilessly if you're not feeling well? Enjoy yourself this weekend. Also, did you see my entry today? Because I was really curious what you would choose as the only three records you could keep if you were forced to choose (I don't think I recall you mentioning music much). But I know you've got *other* things occupying your mind today. ;)
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I think I have got "you're cute" but I don't often acknowledge. I'm one of those people!
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Yes, power to the Virgos. Now if only this Virgo wasn't such an idiot, the entire Virgo race would be much better off!!!!!
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You're probably addicted because I'm on crack (not literally). Crack is addicting.
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I have Never enjoyed The Breakfast Club, and I even find it OFFENSIVE that the "Goth" chick is only acceptable when Molly makes her over so she can fit in and look like the rest of them! Because really, deep down, all freaks want to be preppies. Ugh, blow me.
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You're funny, and honest... that's defintely why I added you. The way you go about your words is excellent. It's like you think how you write and vice versa.
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Just dropped in to discuss Michael Jackson's penis for a moment, darling. From what I can recall of the civil case in 1993 when such things were photographed and dissected at, um, length, his bottom and penis do indeed exhibit certain "splotches" of colour similar to his face, which makes them highly identifiable in a line-up. The boy in the '93 case was able to say where the splotches were when Jackson's penis was erect (which kind of strikes me as a miracle in itself), how much pubic hair he had, and reveal that he was - gasp - circumcised. And I'm just guessing here, but I'd reckon that's more than either of his ex-wives would be able to attest to. Hope you feel more upbeat soon, doll. Love, R xxx
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I wish I had your email address so I didn't have to ramble in your notes. First, I know EXACTLY how you feel. These sort of episodes hit me hard and fast, and I am nearly helpless to do anything but feel like shit for a few days until it passes (which it always does,thanfully). And, secondly, I can only speak for myself, but I like reading your diary because it's always entertaining. Most people can't come up with something interesting on a daily basis, not to mention how awesome it is to see a man elaborate on his feelings about his girlfriend so consistently the way you do with Sara. Try not to be so hard on yourself. You'll get out of your hole soon. :)
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So far I've convinced 2 people to watch the V Mars reruns this summer.
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My So Called Life...brings back such high school memories, like when everyone thought Jordan Catilano was sooo hot. And 21 Jumpstreet, on of the greatest shows ever. I almost bought the Season 1 DVD a couple months ago but decided to buy several CDs instead of 1 DVD. Part of the reason it took me so long to get a DVD player (I just got one in Feb) is because, like you said, DVDs themselves are so damn expensive.
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21 Jump Street---YOU ROCK!
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You know when and if you lock it down you have to give me the info. I hate that a few people have to be all crazy/psycho and ruin a good, harmless, fun thing. By the way, if you want my IP to mark it off the list, I can email that to you, just so you know. Have a good day!
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When I wrote my entry re: Friday night, I thought to myself, "Wow, hedgehoggy's really going to enjoy this one!" :)
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Hahaha, I hope you're not doing those things in the playground during the daytime when the little kids are running around. You might get some petrified bystanders. *winks*
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I laughed aloud when I read the Star Wars thing, "They have girlfriends?!?" Funny.
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hey, don't lie. I know for a fact you recently watched Episode II.
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Debbie Gibson? I got so much freakin' flack in my diary for admitting to having her greatest hits, but I can't help it!! That's good stuff, man. We rule.
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Be thankful you're not hung like a gorilla, darling: http://www.penissizedebate.com/page11_gorilla-chimpanzee.htm - love your stuff! Smooches, R xxx
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Ok, I have to tell what a sissy girl I am. In your last entry, as soon as I saw the word "haunted," I quit reading. Sorry, dear, but I get all kinds of freaked out at the mention of anything supernatural. It's pretty pathetic. And, regarding your rant on religion in your current entry: WORD. I agree. :)
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I used to see ghosts all the time in the house I grew up in. And so did my mom and her brothers when they were younger. At that time I was living with Grandma, and she was a nurse, which I meant I was home alone a lot, and I would always see these shadowy creatures creeping down the hallways; then I would avoid said hallways until someone got home. And, up until a few years ago, I would always here my name being whispered, and there would either be no one around or if someone was around, they didn't know what I was talking about. It was creeeeepy. Anyway. How's the book?
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I believe that the apartment I last lived in was haunted, too. Did you ask your g-friend if she has ever seen/heard anything? It would make for a great reason to cuddle together in bed. (wait...like you need a reason in the first place!)
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Red bandana, hmmmm? Gracious, darling! And really, I don't even want to think about what Tom Cruise may or may not have, or from where he may or may not have contracted it. (Although, come to think of it, he did have a ponytail in "Samurai", didn't he?) Love, R xxx
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So sorry! I thought I gave it to you. RED LOLA.
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I hate those gangsta white kids. They're crawling around my town, it's ridiculous. We don't even have a ghetto in the 'Noke, and I remember being on the bus one day when I was in 10th grade, there was this kid Justin (and I don't think you can get anymore non-gangsta than JUSTIN) who wore his do-rags and gold chains and talked shit all day. I couldn't stand it anymore and called him out on his bullshit in front of everybody: "JUSTIN! You are WHITE. You go to CAVE SPRING HIGH SCHOOL! (notoriously snobby/preppy) You live in SOUTHWEAT COUNTY. You are NOT GANGSTA, so get your head out of your ass!" I succeeded in embarrassing him in front of a whole bus load of kids. Ha ha. Have a great day!
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Hi doll; thanks for the note. Yes, I knew about the Search for a Lead Singer contest - when I was BrisVegas last year, Michael's best mate (who's a friend of a friend and rang me up at home once; I wrote about it at http://hissandtell.diaryland.com/040402_47.html, and then we went out for lunch a couple of times) was denouncing it very loudly as an appallingly dreadful thing to do. I would only hope the band's criteria includes finding someone with very tight leather pants but NO belt to be tempted by when times get tough on tour and motel-room autoeroticism seems like a good idea to pass the time. Love, R xxx
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Hey...this is the old juli-anne, I had to make a move. I just got your note and no, I didn't get an e-mail from you! So I haven't been able to take a look at your pictures. :( So, if you'd like to, you can e-mail be at bibbidyboop@gmail.com. So sorry for the mixup!!
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Thanks for the link to the pictures! You guys are h-o-t together, whoo! Also, now I want to go see Debbie Does Dallas again, just for kicks. You forgot another big "hair" thing from 70's porno - men's moustaches! They all have them. I think it was the law back then. Good times.
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On a porn note...my friend bought her roommate a 70's porno mag from the thrift store as a birthday present and we were amazed at the size of the 70's bush. It was like an animal of its own.
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Give the "Marketplace" series by Laura Antoniou a try, if you're so inclined. It's pure erotic fantasy - and total fiction - but still quite confrontational at times. Love, R xxx
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Okay, I think people are confused over this whole bukkake thing. Bukkake is not a facial. Bukkake is something that originated in the japanese brothels. It is basicly a big circle jerk where all these guys go into a room....they sit around and jerk off....each one of them cumming into a cup....I'm pretty sure it's the same cup....and then they give it to a girl to drink while they watch. ...That is degrading in my book. And gross. Who knows where those guys have been or what they might have.
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I was interested in your take on the whole "facial/bukkake" thing. I don't think it's degrading, it just doesn't turn me on. It's the same thing, everytime. And, like you, I am totally turned off by the extremes they go to now. There is nothing arousing (to me, at least) about a chick with two cocks in the back, one in the front, and one in her mouth. Ouch.
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My email is spongebobpatrick14@yahoo.com Also, Braedon's nickname is... well, I don't even know. I just started referring to her as B.Do one day, just like I call my ex Jonathan J-No. But the most important thing is the pronounciation - it's said as Bahdoo! We are weird, my sister and me.
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You're so right about the lack of common sense nowadays. I work with high school kids and everday, I am not only amazed, but also saddened, at the realization that most of them are just plain dumb. Don't get me wrong, they are intelligent kids, but common sense they don't have. And when you try to teach them life lessons, it goes in one ear and out the other; I'm suprisesd it doesn't get lost in the empty space between.
I've been thinking about the "Just one the Guys" movie all weekend; when you watch the DVD look out for the scene where the girl and her brother have just gotten home from a long day of trying to cover her identity. She's wearing a white tank and miniskirt set. They collapse on the stairs because they are soooo tired and they start to crawl up them. At that point, the actor playing her brother totally looks up her skirt and then tries to cover it. I laugh everytime I see that.
For a next read, check out "The Sexual Life of Catherine M.". It's pretty insane, but it's translated from French so the sentences seem to run on and on forever and don't flow very well.
This is ridiculously long, but one more thing: Your thought on V. Mars???
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Ok. First, don't stop writing about Sara. This is your diary, dear... write about whatever the hell you want. And, is it wrong that I am a 31 year old woman and I may be crying if Justin Timberlake is getting married? He just has no idea all the dirty dirty things I could do to him...
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Yeah, did I miss something too? i.e. the pictures?!
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Where are these elusive pictures? Did I miss something? I wanna see!
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this is a new member to the diary world
and i noticed that you offerd your password for
suicide girls so i would love it if you would
aid my survival, Quinnes my fav
Tommymp32003@yahoo.com
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Well, of course. YUM, darling! I'll get back today to leave a note at your lovely paramour's site. And do stop trembling please, dear. You don't want to get too excited and accidentally spill something, you know. Love, R xxx
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If seeing the world truthfully--seeing what's fucked-up and what's not--is "cynical" then count me in too!!
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I think Nick Carter got a DUI *because* he's still a fucking Backstreet Boy at 30 (oh, how I wish they would all just disappear - except Justin Timberlake, because he's hot, dammit). Also, when you're snapping pics of the dog on the fire truck, you can use the line from Lost In Translation: "more intensity!"
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Well? Do I have to come over there and beat it out of you? (hissandtell@diaryland.com) - and smooch, you prickly thing. Love, R xxx
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Yeah, I totally forgot to add my clever comment about Tom & Katie Holmes: fucking gross. I don't know what's worse... him dating a girl who could be his daughter, or her dating a scientologist. That is all kinds of EEEWWW. Also, if I didn't see those "so cute I could gouge my own eyes out" pics of you and your lady, I might just have to love you for having Showgirls and Just One of the Guys on DVD. It's so hard being as awesome as we are. :) ps! I have another porn review coming soon (no pun intended).
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Just One of the Guys - is that the one where the girl wants to win a journalism award, but she won't get nominated at her school, so she passes herself off as a guy at the high school on the other side of town only to fall in love with another guy who then mistakes her for gay? And Showgirls, gawd how I love that movie; it's so bad it's good. I always say the Versace line to people and they look at me like I'm crazy. What else can I say: Marky mark and 21 Jump Street; love them both so dearly. Actually, I have claimed Marky Mark as my husband for many years.
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Ok, whose ass do I have to kiss to see the pictures? Hook a sister up, will ya? ;)
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Hey, this is Frisky...no more frisy-girl because I don't have the time for both! Anyway, I'd love to have the link to your pictures. That would be rad. I also want to hear some stories about your shenanigans. (Yup, still frisky even though I don't write about it anymore)
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