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from amazinfuckup :

Thanks :)

from ingridwrites :

Thankfully I survived jury duty. I would have thought I'd be perfect for this kind of thing since I'm naturally sarcastic and judgemental. Apparently my jury mates were not so much (sarcastic and judgemental). Note to self: pick better jury mates.

from fifidellabon :

Yeah, I remember that. Wasn't it Nic Cage? /Fifi

from fifidellabon :

Is that Azzweepay Jones? We have an Ahzwipay ShiTheed, here. Loove the name! /Fifi

from violetsmile :

Thank you! ;-) x

from dandydandy :

Hahahahahaha. I totally forgot that I started it. Damn.

from dandydandy :

As far as the cryptic note you left me: I think you're fucking with me and I won't have it! ;P

from dandydandy :

Wow. You're so good at thinking of presents. You slay me. I want you as my son! Will your mom mind too much if I adopt you?

from dandydandy :

I have no idea what the hell you mean by all that you left in my notes.

from smokefree-me :

Just being a wise ass Joe. That sexual predator thing is kinda creeping me out though, now that you mentioned it. What's he do - troll for angsty teeny-boppers that are lost 'searching for themselves"? Ugh. Narsty.

from geek-betty :

yeah I'm a HUGE drive by truckers fan. You'll really enjoy the show. If not their newest CD then Decoration Day or Pizza Deliverance is pretty good. I heard a few songs from their newest one at the last show I attended and their new lead vocalist (female) is wonderful. I'm going to see them on Friday!! I almost went up thataway for that show tonight but found out they were playing closer.

from stepfordtart :

No, she's a proper grown up like me! She had a mid-life crisis and wanted to do something non-mum ish! Her husband plays bass in a band and her two sons are both musical so it was a way of joining in and yet being her own person, too. I just love her, she's fab. (And I wont tell you how much trickery was done to her voice, it wouldnt be fair!) s x

from stepfordtart :

NOt locked now. Just farting about with template so locked up so y'all couldnt see what a dogs arse I was making of it! s x

from sparkspark :

Well, thank you, darling! (Prepare for everything to go straight downhill...) XO Vio

from star-rose :

Thanks for the tip. But bear in mind all of this has been going on for the better part of 5 years. But its only been the last 2 or 3 that I've heard from a few pervs. Another thing is, ALL my mail, from all my pen pals, go to my p.o. box address. With the exception of 3 people (all female by the way) no one I write to, men and women, has my home address or phone #. Believe me, I watch my back! :)

from geek-betty :

hmm no secret blogs. diaryland messing up I guess. good holidays? i hope!

from ivyparker :

I think I was passing through someone elses notes..but I can't remember who..and ended up here. Take it easy this holiday.

from ivyparker :

Have a wonderful holiday. Hopefully, all the birds are where they are suppose to be.

from amazinfuckup :

I think that was the idea, although I can't be sure.

from geek-betty :

I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

from geek-betty :

fixed. dunno what happened there.

from sixweasels :

Hey ... I apologize if I missed an email. I get so much spam I may have overlooked one. As for the who I am part, just a girl who writes too much : ). I've got a public blog at http://weaselwrites.blogspot.com and would be happy to share the password to the one here - if you email again I'll be more on the lookout!

from geek-betty :

wow I've never heard of Ron Mueck before. his sculputres are awe inspiring! thanks for the link.

from stepfordtart :

If you cant get it over there, let me know - I'll mail you some. s x PS Dont know what I was expecting actually. Not Gollum. Maybe just more obviously jock-ish. That sounds bad. Wasnt meant to!

from geek-betty :

the swirls are an element the tattoo artist added. I have another tattoo planned for next year and he's going to incorporate the same type of design - so that all of my tats sort of go together.

from kointuition :

Hi...and I got your note. I hope you realized what the real point was that I was trying to make....not about being five stars or one. I think I indiciated that it was good to be given that but then why do the people we know, who really know us, treat us with less? Thanks for letting me know your views. Good luck with everything your working towards. ko

from dandydandy :

Thanks for the comment. Sorry I have been snubbing you. Although, I wasn't really snubbing you, I'm just weird. I think you might be much more weird than me though, so I'm not gonna sweat it too much. Ha! :)

from geek-betty :

but in much better shape than others of the same age!! running marathons! I can't even run to the mailbox without nearly dying lol

from geek-betty :

what age do you consider old?

from geek-betty :

Thank you for your concern. I was living in the land of the dead this weekend (aka, a home with no cable and no internet!!) and couldn't post. question: how long have you been running?

from stepfordtart :

Im not a particularly "keen" gardener - I love flowers and try to grow the sort that can be cut and brought inside, but Im not keen on digging and weeding and mowing and all that other stuff which makes your back ache and your nails snap off! s x

from stepfordtart :

Hello! Thanks for your comments. Lilies arent really seen as funeral flowers over here much any more. I had them in my wedding bouquet for my first marriage. I work in the industry so I see a LOT of flowers. Lilies (particularly 'longi' lilies or white 'cala' are symbols of purity so I guess thats why they are popular both for weddings and previously for funerals). Oriental lilies which come in a massive variety of colours are suitable for just about any occasion. And they smell lovely. Hope thats cleared that up! s x

from geek-betty :

Heck yeah - midwestern and proud of it.

from cardiogirl :

No, I don't have any plans to run with the knee brace. I do want to try it while I am on the elliptical machine, though. I'll report back on how that goes...

from amazinfuckup :

Yeah. Basically. :D

from geek-betty :

yeah you can totally flunk p.e. I dressed three times in a year. I almost didn't graduate high school because of it. I had straight A's in everything else but F's in PE. I had to take four PE classes my senior year. ha.

from kointuition :

Found you by chance....keep the faith. I too started a workout routine 10 months ago. Tough but worth it! Congrat's on achieving all that you have.

from lazygardener :

It's funny that what bothers me more are the cliches and poor spelling that are used in the ads, rather than the exaggerations that are written to build themselves up. We all want to make a good impression so even if the guys don't exaggerate, they also tend to leave out their bad traits. I do notice that a number of men think that their love of being outdoors simply means that they enjoy riding their motorcycles, and that the guys with the beer guts are only looking for slender or athletic women. Would slender or athletic women really want guys with big beer guts?

from geek-betty :

whoops, I mean the salt on my wrist was the most painful. its much smaller than the cake though.

from geek-betty :

oh yeah. and on the wrist is the MOST painful place I've ever had a tattoo. If I could have had it smaller I would have.

from geek-betty :

ha! I suppose I would. It's hard to believe but the salt shaker actually didn't have to do with tequila. A former friend and I got matching tattoos (terrible idea!)

from geek-betty :

hmm well the picture didn't show up. I forget html doesn't work in comments.

from geek-betty :

I have a birthday cake tattoo on my leg: <img src="http://b6.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/01031/63/07/1031207036_m.jpg"> and a salt shaker on my wrist. no cookies though.

from geek-betty :

I'm not really sure what that line of text is called. it's something I learned how to do from a tutorial and then I could never figure out how to do it again, lol! thanks for the add and the support.

from lazygardener :

Unfortunately, I'm still working with 35mm, not digital. Somewhere, I have garden pictures on a disc that I've used for powerpoint presentations, but I haven't been able to keep my life in order since I went back to school.

from smokefree-me :

Jalapeno nacho cheese dip for wings? Brilliant!! Guess what's for dinner tonight? Got a 5K in the morning to help burn them off too. You're a terrible influence, you do know that, dontcha?

from smokefree-me :

Progress is a one step at a time kinda thing. Just drop the chicken wings and keep the feet moving bud, you're doing great! Avoid the white t-shirts too, ok?

from artgnome :

Thank you so much for your always kind and encouraging words. It is appreciated more than you can know.

from artgnome :

it's actually collaged from magazine pictures that I liked, then I added paint to highlight and make it special.

from soapboxdiner :

You made me smile with your comments about my 100 things. I wrote that up about 3-4 years ago??? Long time ago. I'm glad it made you laugh, no bitterness!!! Ha.

from smokefree-me :

Oh - so you moderate in moderation too, is that it? It's almost too bad those folks down the road in Buffalo had to invent those damn things.

from smokefree-me :

Don't deny the palate!! Moderate. Have some wings, but stop at half a dozen. There's ways to reduce but still eat what you like. Complete denial leads to binges. (Like an entire dozen wings WITH bleu cheese dressing. MMMmmmm)

from smokefree-me :

Keep varying the variations. Your body gets used to what ever you throw at it. To keep improving your times/distances, you have to keep your body guessing as to what's coming. Not always easy when your mind is IN that body!!

from smokefree-me :

BP and pulse are great! I can help you with that ice cream some, if you need a hand lightening that load. You have any Cookie dough on hand? Mmmmmm.

from soapboxdiner :

haha - beetle with a new ball of dung song! THAT would be the coolest. Right now, in my head, I'm hearing it done in James Brown-ese over a Papa's Got a Brand New Bag sample. You are too funny!

from smokefree-me :

I'm going to get healthy even if it kills me!! Common sentiment, eh?

from simplify :

Thanks for your comment. My number has no significance except that I like the number 13 and I believe 27 has some significance for my friend Tracy, but I don't know what.

from media1001 :

Yeah, I can't even imagine hearing Lola's scream in an actual movie theater, but that movie sure was cool. I like to find stuff that is original, yet fairly accessible. Pretentious, artsy-fartsy stuff bugs the crap out of me, but creative people who really try to communicate to others in a new way impress me a lot. -- Ploppy.

from amazinfuckup :

Thank you. My family, I guess we're a little on the dysfunctional side, but better to bond that way than no way, right?

from media1001 :

Cute name. That's from the Nicholas Cage SNL skit, correct? Very funny. To answer your question: No, I don't review books and movies for a living, but I thank you for the compliment. I just enjoy reading, watching films and listening to music. But I am also a father, husband, pharmacist, computer engineer, and pet owner. It all comes down to focusing on what is important to me. So I listen to music while commuting. I bring a book everywhere I go. You'd be surprised at how much time we spend waiting for things. And the movies? I have a hardcore Netflix family, we watch at least three movies a week. Add me to your favorites and I will add you to mine. Then we can talk more about whatever media you enjoy as well. -- Ploppy.

from smokefree-me :

"This whole aging thing really bobs for bull balls." I heard THAT!! I still refuse to grow up, but that damn aging thing just keeps happening!

from smokefree-me :

Congrats on finishing your first 5K!! Makes you want to do another, doesn't it? Hope it was just the AC on the knee tightening it up.

from smokefree-me :

I'm STILL disappointed about that red gator-ade deal too. And the fruit punch isn't even my favorite flavor. But green poo? I might not try that one . . .

from smokefree-me :

He keeps going and going and going . . . Great job. Keep it up!!

from smokefree-me :

Moving is moving, doesn't matter how long it takes. Pretty soon you'll be able to jog that whole route. Sometimes the hardest thing to do is convince your head that your body can do it. Damn brain, always getting in the way of progress!

from smokefree-me :

Watch out for the muffin eating marathon. Oh - and these pure evil things - tollhouse cookies with white chocolate & peanut butter chips. Oh so good! But pure evil. Makes you have to run even farther. Good luck on the 5k. You can do it!!

from dandydandy :

That was you being bitchy? Gosh, I didn't even really catch on. Maybe it's just because I am blind to you being bitchy--didn't really think it was possible. Can you tell I'm a bit hung up on this bitchy thing? Anyway, good for you going caffeine free. You are a better man than I. Well, you're a man and I'm not--so I guess automatically that makes you a better man. I'll shut up now and down my cup o' coffee.

from smokefree-me :

Thanks for the heads up on Krauss. I actually like Bluegrass, especially as an alternative to that I normally listen to. Now I wonder how my wife will ilke it. I'll go take a peek at that youtube sample too. Thanks for digging.

from smokefree-me :

It gets better, really. Well, the hurting does. Pretty soon you'll be craving the endorphin high you get from working out. You'll see.

from smokefree-me :

The golf trip to Scotland was more than a fair trade for missing a marathon. Now I'm jealous. You're getting a good start on working out. Don't sweat not getting out in the lovely weather we've been having. I'm not bike riding till it's over 50. Running? Hah!That's why the gym has treadmills & stationary bikes.

from smokefree-me :

Dude, did you know that your comment thingy (yes, that's a technical term) goes to an error page? Anyhow, good to see you getting a solid start on making sure you're fit enough to get fitter. I also have a female physician, but we at least have developed some history. She's rather passive, but is willing to let me take the lead and she just makes sure I don't kill myself while I'm getting healthy. Her method for the PSA? 1 very skinny finger. About as good as one could hope for. You keep at it. I'll be keeping an eye on ya.

from smokefree-me :

oh - let me add, HI! I'm Brian. You left a trail of breadcrumbs - I followed. To quote pamalamadingdong - "Just shut up & run!!"

from smokefree-me :

"Every year I try to do something I've always wanted to do but never had the guts, drive, ability etc.(pick a word)" . . . I like testicular fortitude. Dude - if a full marathon looks like a rather large bite to chew - aim for a half. Hell, start with a 5k, then move up to a 10k, then a 15k (9+ miles). Don't be afraid to nibbleyour way up to the big bite. Cuz, frankly, that's what I'm doing. Little bites, with a sane amount of time in between to digest. My wife thinks I'm nuts and the kids are jealous. Must be working, eh?

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