alisa:
is that true? i've never been to that site before.
Okay, I'm starting a new diet... gotta slim down for the wedding, and just to feel more active and better.... but I'm eschewing all the crappy book diets for one of my own creation called "The Eat Natural Stuff and Fuck a Lot Diet" 
Here's my basic assumptions:
1. Natural foods (ie, things that grow in nature, un-altered by HgH or genetic engineering!) are inherently...
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Here's my basic assumptions:
1. Natural foods (ie, things that grow in nature, un-altered by HgH or genetic engineering!) are inherently...
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I have four, yes, four long haired cats. Two were mine, and two were my fianc's, but since we've merged households, there are four long haired critters running around.
When the weather got warm, we had them all shaved (Lion cut) so they would be a little cooler and so we could stop sweeping up shed hair three times a day. The local groomer, who...
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When the weather got warm, we had them all shaved (Lion cut) so they would be a little cooler and so we could stop sweeping up shed hair three times a day. The local groomer, who...
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rexphantom:
AWESOME.
I've done some video work, just amateur stuff with my friends. So the only scripts I've written that were film-related were for comedy skits I would film with my friends. I'm looking forward to the live stuff--if all goes well I'll have four actors together to workshop my script on Tuesday. And as soon as I have the performance dates locked down I'll spread the word.
I've done some video work, just amateur stuff with my friends. So the only scripts I've written that were film-related were for comedy skits I would film with my friends. I'm looking forward to the live stuff--if all goes well I'll have four actors together to workshop my script on Tuesday. And as soon as I have the performance dates locked down I'll spread the word.
Ah... another holiday weekend come and gone, and I didn't get any rest! But that's okay, I had a really close friend come from out of town and we got to chill all weekend, which was nice. And I got to see things exploding from a boat on the lake, which is always a bonus.
Now it's back to the work week... *sigh*
Now it's back to the work week... *sigh*
bliss:
blowing shit up is always good
I'm so excited! I love the 4th of July... not because I'm some facist america nut... but I *love* fireworks. Hehehehe. 
Holy Wow. Okay, being in Chicago, and being a Mac owner (but I do own a PC too, so I'm not a "fanatic") I thought it would be cool to check out the new Apple store on Michigan Ave. The grand opening is tonight...
Whoa. I knew it would be crowded... but damn, two lines stretched *literally* around the block. And this ain't yer po-dunk...
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Whoa. I knew it would be crowded... but damn, two lines stretched *literally* around the block. And this ain't yer po-dunk...
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alisa:
wow sounds like you're having a good time~did you get anything good?
seska1:
Ooh, my friend is in Chicago and keeps sending everyone emails from the Apple store. I wanna go.
Hehe.. I'm in the states too, really.
Hehe.. I'm in the states too, really.
I watched an interesting National Geographic special on hunting the other day...
I thought it was interesting because hunters always try to say "Hunting is natural, it's part of human evolution, our ancestors hunted..." which is true, but that strikes me as such a bullshit answer to defend your hunting. Our ancestors didn't stalk deer remotely with scopes and high powered rifles. And trophy hunting...
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I thought it was interesting because hunters always try to say "Hunting is natural, it's part of human evolution, our ancestors hunted..." which is true, but that strikes me as such a bullshit answer to defend your hunting. Our ancestors didn't stalk deer remotely with scopes and high powered rifles. And trophy hunting...
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radiobastet:
Hey you're back!! Your name was all gray 'n stuff yesterday... 
I completely agree about hunting, but like you I do admire the "ethical hunting" standpoint. I personally abhor hunting and would never participate in such a thing. Yeah, our ancestors hunted - they didn't have much of a choice! We have so many food choices now, so much more information. We're reading "Fast Food Nation" for my research writing class, and I predict we'll all be vegetarians by the end of the quarter! My sweetie is veg, and ever since I moved in with him I'm certainly eating better and feeling better. Whenever I do eat meat, I just don't feel right afterwards. I'm starting to weigh the so-called benefits vs. the drawbacks of meat-eating, and making a serious committment to vegetarianism is looking better and better all the time...
So you're getting married? Congrats! When I was married (20 years ago, good god!!), we got the whole thing done for $1000. Not quite sure how we did it (well, my mom did most of it). The cake was done by an "independent baker", we kept the flowers to a minimum. I dunno - it was a small wedding and we didn't feel the need to throw a big to-do. We were divorced 4 years later anyway... So my advice would be: keep it simple, throw a big party afterwards, and remember that the marriage is more important than the wedding (jeez now I sound like Dr. Phil...). 
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I completely agree about hunting, but like you I do admire the "ethical hunting" standpoint. I personally abhor hunting and would never participate in such a thing. Yeah, our ancestors hunted - they didn't have much of a choice! We have so many food choices now, so much more information. We're reading "Fast Food Nation" for my research writing class, and I predict we'll all be vegetarians by the end of the quarter! My sweetie is veg, and ever since I moved in with him I'm certainly eating better and feeling better. Whenever I do eat meat, I just don't feel right afterwards. I'm starting to weigh the so-called benefits vs. the drawbacks of meat-eating, and making a serious committment to vegetarianism is looking better and better all the time...
So you're getting married? Congrats! When I was married (20 years ago, good god!!), we got the whole thing done for $1000. Not quite sure how we did it (well, my mom did most of it). The cake was done by an "independent baker", we kept the flowers to a minimum. I dunno - it was a small wedding and we didn't feel the need to throw a big to-do. We were divorced 4 years later anyway...
So my advice would be: keep it simple, throw a big party afterwards, and remember that the marriage is more important than the wedding (jeez now I sound like Dr. Phil...). [Edited on Jun 27, 2003]
You know your life is just a little too hectic when you don't have time to look at naked girls! All these new SGs, and I've barely had time to give each set the attention it deserves.
Ah, wedding planning... it's an amazing hassle. I had no idea that the wedding industry is such a scam! Anyone of the married SG members out there have any wedding planning advice, or horror stories to share?
Insomnia. It's a bitch. It's not that I don't *want* to go to sleep, I do... I really do. But I just can't... it's horrible. And what's worse, I'm so exhausted, I can't really concentrate enough to actually get any work done... so it's just wasted time spent in a haze.
