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I love going on SG (you all know that) and I love IMing (at the very least, Tunnelslats knows thatand I have thankfully IMed most everybody etc etc) but I had a HUGE headache and a movie jones yesterday, so I decided to go rent. Morgan, braveliltoaster, and the charming vaj had inspired me to see The Royal Tenenbaums, and the mentions in the Irish...
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nic:
Are Adelaide penguins those short ones with the yellow hairdo?
wated:
You really pay attention to detail don't you? biggrin

Oh yeah, and the dog's more of a 'Timmy Sparrowhawk' standard...but one day he may learn how to skate with more flair... wink
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Had dinner at my parents'. I went to my mom in the kitchen and said, "Just wondering how things are going," and she started talking about dad and her..I HAD meant how's dinner going, but I felt like a jerk correcting her, and in fact felt about 2 inches tall at that moment for not asking her, in general, how things are going more often....
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anonymouse:
I could be wrong. The molester on the episode I'm thinking of might have worked at a bike-repair shop -- unless I am confused again.

Ah. Kitties sitting in laps. Good things.
rubbersoul:
Everyday is like Sunday.
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Not that much going on rightie now. Finished the work week, now gonna help someone move tomorrow. I kinda busted my thumb up yesterday so...hope that doesn't get to bleeding on things.

Spent the evening a lil tipsy from sake' procured along with excellent Thai food. Then had a power outage for a while which is obviously over. smile It seems folks don't log in much...
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koolthing:
Crimea is meant to be one of the up and coming hotspots, like Varna. I know Varna was some kind of Greek trading post that was taken over by the Romans, the Slavs, and eventually the Turks - Varna was the site of a massive battle between the Crusaders and the Turks...
hmmm....
Christians, Muslims, Greek Orthodox in a former Soviet area with good food, and beautiful beaches...and no fighting.

I am still trying desperately to understand the breakup of Yougaslavia...I think the only way is to go there...
koolthing:
Are you familiar with Peter Gabriel's Witness Project?
http://www.witness.org
I saw some footage from the project that shocked the very essence of my soul from Rwanda. I couldn't imagine how anyone could find the hate to do some of the things I saw on that video. It might be a good starting point for your investigation - it really puts things into perspective or at least helps you understand how irrational people are behaving...
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Is it better to leave a semi-interesting journal up, even if it's one day stale, or to just put in a new lil blurb to give people novelty?

Discuss.

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wated:
Variety is the spice of life after alll....

I think you may be right about the traffic light situation...it sounds extremely plausible to me!
ebin:
What up mang?

I've been in n' out of da loop lately , kinda fadangled, but fly nonetheless......

Don & Mike, oh yes, I'm more into the past than the present. I used to be a delivery driver, and I listened all day long. I even got in trouble a few times for too much D&M. One time, when I worked for the Rob/May Co. I was listening to the contest they had for a penis extension. I worked on the dock, so the radio was loud. The time clock was in there, so people were always hearing their crazy shit when they walked in to clock. There was an elderly manager lady (Marge) who walked in when D&M said, "We're gonna take the one with the smallest penis." I jumped around the corner in time to hide, but I saw the gasp on her face. Right after that another manager walked in to clock out and Marge goes, "Did you hear that? They said they're gonna take the one with the smallest penis!" I started to cry from laughing so hard..HAHAHHAHAAAAA! I got in trouble, of course, but man, nothing beats seeing an old lady say "smallest penis."
I still like when Tom the Monster shows up to spell words...

I was on Don & Mike one time trying to win a contest to Iceland. They wanted people to pull over to a payphone and gather people and put them on the air. I managed to get about 150 people, but we lost...waaaaaaaaaah!

P-Funk, P-Funk, P-Funk.....

So what else is up ese'?
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Finally got my film developed...as per usual, I only like a few shots of me, but at least I'm learning some of the things NOT to do with my face in front of a camera.
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I had a vanilla malted. I'm not really into malt balls, and it was okay, but I think I'll stick with shakes... or Blizzards at DQ.
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I split...
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minsc_and_boo:
you want boring posts read my journal more often tongue
_sarah_:
Oh god... you're right. I was drunk when I typed that. tongue Thanks.
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A funny thing about the Internet, and standard delivery of the New York Times Book Review, is that we get it at the library almost a week early, and you CAN'T get these reviews on the site or (obviously) today if you are subscribing at home.

I'm interested in this Bill Bryson book. Bryson writes travel books but got an idea to write -- A...
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fil:
I haven't been able to find a comprehensive book review database online anywhere. Maybe there aren't enough people passionate about books. Or maybe Amazon.com does it for us. I want an IMDB for books, goddamnit.
joscelyne:
the Supah Cam is on...but I'm about to get food so iono how long it'll be on. I look like a monster when I eat!
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A book I saw at the library Thursday, that I'd read before, was Two Weeks in the Midday Sun, a fun little book about the Cannes Festival by Roger Ebert. He discusses the berserk promotion, fighting amongst industry people from fans to critics to actors and studio execs and so on.
He mentions conversationmanship, the process by which critics try to trip up other writers...
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tunnelslats:
ps: I love that Burgess story. Do you mean to say that he improvised a score for the film? If so, wow.
joscelyne:
For awhile there I thought my father was obsessed with Isabella Rossellini... I guess maybe he just liked her or something.

About the prince songs, Anne didn't wanna play the ones I like smile
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The kitty has been more or less behaving. She did not come when called last night, though, so had to stay outside. I regret this, but it is above 60 degrees here at night now, and it was up til 1a.m. that I waited. blackeyed

I went to a movie-viewing party, although it was more like chat, go get lunch and watch one movie, which is...
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wated:
Cats don't come when you call man! Sheesh...Cheech!

They're independent and want to show that they couldn't give a rat's ass about you while still taking everything they can and pestering you constantly when it suits them....but they are so cute and cuddly so you can't complain! biggrin

Actually, now that I think about it, I think that's a metaphor for my life... surreal
rosalyn:
Hmm.. I've been done school for about 2 weeks now, but I *have* been busy.. just started a new job (web development stuff - I knew nothing of the language we're using, so I've been trying to cram all this new stuff in my head!)

Actually, when I don't post much it's only partially cause I've been busy... it's more likely that things have just been uneventful. No sense in just posting "I had minestrone soup for lunch today!" or something, after all. tongue

So whats been keeping you busy and away from SG land?
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Im sorry I didnt journal last night. You all have written some kickass entriesexcept for souljacker, who is afraid to commit to which men are goodlooking, but thats okay. Im not sure why hes afraid, but thats okay. wink

Anyway, I was working last night, then came over to here, where I am, which is at my parents house. Im on a SHITTY SHIIIITTY 32 meg...
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rubbersoul:
Dude, check out the Smiths thread on the board, I wrote you a nice crib sheet on the band's recorded works.
stickyrice:
I sort of like housesitting ... finding out how other peoples' places smell and so on ... but it might be different with parents.

Sorry about the trash computer.

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braveliltoaster asked me if I thought the presidential candidate John Edwards is hot. Not really. I mean, in the political world, if your competition is George Bush Jr or DICK Cheney, well I mean yeah, but not really. The guys I think are hot are, oh I dunno...Joao Magueijo. Seth Green. Lou Barlow. Danny Masterson. Mark Blucas (sorry, toaster). Topher Grace. Alan Cumming (although The...
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ebin:
Oh yes, Nigella is very hot......
baby got back and it's all good in the hood!

She did an episode on "trashy food", and showed how to make Elvis' fave "peanut butter and nana sangwich's"

word.....
smatt:
Nigella Lawson is Very Hot. So are Erin and Cherry and Nic et al. And Gwen Stefani.
My drinking water is especially nice as it comes through good old lead pipes. Mmmm poisoning.
Ibex for president!!!
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Please view My Pics. Some are just pics of me that have been in my profile, some are band pics, but there are other hijinks to be found... bok

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Alexandria City Council Candidate John Reardon Makes Blatant Zappa reference??

Seems that way. I saw the following paragraph on his website:

The City recently raised the tax on cigarettes, which will add $1.1 Million to city...
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minsc_and_boo:
thanks for being there man you are a true friend smile
zoe:
callypgian...do you think that has anything to do with calypso...however you spell it ?



xoxo zoe xoxo
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I have been receiving secret messages from afar (well, not too secret, I guess). Things are looking up.

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koolthing:
yeah, the wind and rain can be really beautiful sounding.
Do you still have friends/family in the UK?
drunkpunk:
I wish i was recieving secret messages from afarfrown
No, on second thoughts make that 'secret messages from really, really close by'wink