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Originally posted by ABBAKiss
Jamie Lynn is on some show on Nickelodeon I think. I don't know about MTV. You should see my shoulders from all this kayaking I've been doing lately.

Is ice-kayaking popular? Bilmore?

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Originally posted by ABBAKiss
Jamie Lynn is on some show on Nickelodeon I think. I don't know about MTV. You should see my shoulders from all this kayaking I've been doing lately.

Jamie Lynn? Is she a porn star?

She will be.

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Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
You mean, the fans who paid good money to go to Reds games and assumed that there was no possibility they were tainted by self-interested managerial moves?

How 'bout admitting him as a player and omitting all references to Rose as a manager? I haven't heard any allegations that he bet on games while he was playing. Or did the betting occur during the player/manager days?

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Originally posted by robustpuppy
You mean silver spoons versus proles fighting their way out of the trailer parks. We all know who'll work harder, anyway.

wasn't one of the Ph.D. types--I think the woman with the monstrous purse she never put down--a trailer-parker (or similar equivalent destitute upbringing, since she didn't seem trashy, just from a poor background)?

But, sure, the nature v. nurture thing is always fun. I'd bet a dollar on the poor black guy from the streets any time.

(Speaking of which, why when I see those NFL network ads with Rich Eisen to I start hearing: "This is a Roche Foucault. The finest water-resistant watch in the world. Singularly unique, sculptured in design, hand-crafted in Switzerland and water resistant to three atmospheres. This is *the* sports watch of the '80s. Six thousand, nine hundred and fifty five dollars retail!
. . . It tells time simultaneously in Monte Carlo, Beverley Hills, London, Paris, Rome and Gstaad."? Sure it's good to be Rich. But is it good to look like Dan Ackroyd?

Since CERTAIN METROSEXUALS who SHALL REMAIN NAMELESS are not responding via IM, I am posting to the board in general:

What is a good spa in seattle from which to get a gift certificate for a massage? The recipient lives in the 500 block of NE 89th St., if that matters.

Thanks!

Feel free to PM me if you don't want to post. I really appreciate it.

Edited to add, maybe the recipient lives on Erskine Way. JFC, how annoying, people should not be permitted to move.

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Originally posted by Shape Shifter
How 'bout admitting him as a player and omitting all references to Rose as a manager? I haven't heard any allegations that he bet on games while he was playing. Or did the betting occur during the player/manager days?

He's being voted on as a player. He stayed to long and bet as a manager. Question for baseball is: do you readmit him. Question for the hall is: do you allow a vote for the hall, on the merits, of players who are permanently banned (including shoeless joe). question for the voters is: is his managerial gambling relevant to the merits of his hall-worthiness. I think the two should be separate, and his gambling as a manager is irrelevant to his worthiness as a player. If he gambled while he was a player, then, yeah, no way he gets in. I do think he should be in the hall because of his acocmplishments as a player. I also think he should never, ever be allowed to set foot on a major league baseball field during a game.

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Originally posted by notcasesensitive
Is ice-kayaking popular? Bilmore?

They fill the Metrodome with water.

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Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
wasn't one of the Ph.D. types--I think the woman with the monstrous purse she never put down--a trailer-parker (or similar equivalent destitute upbringing, since she didn't seem trashy, just from a poor background)?

Don't ask me, I didn't see it. I was making out with ABBA in the kayak.

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Originally posted by Fugee
1. There are ways to keep up with an an ex who is a friend that don't involve lying. You could say to the SO "I'm going to have a drink with [ex], it's going to be mostly boring catching up but you are more than welcome to come. We're meeting at [place and time.]" If she knows she can show up, she is less likely to be concerned. And if the ex is truly a friend, why shouldn't she be friends with the current SO, especially if the SO is a spouse, not just the flavor of the month? If there is some reason you wouldn't want the SO to be there, maybe you're not quite so sure it won't be harmless or that you completely want it to be harmless. "Transparency" was the word of 2003 and it's a good thing to keep in mind with relationships you want to remain healthy.

Fugee, have you ever met with an ex, much less met with an ex with your SO?

If you're meeting with an ex, you almost always end up talking about the fun things you did when you were together. This is a conversation which, (1) at best, would be extremely uncomfortable to have in front of a current SO, (2) at worst, would be impossible to have in front of the SO, depending on what comes up and (3) you wouldn't want the SO to be imagining you having because she's not there.

Your relationship expertise notwithstanding*, "transparency" does not ensure a healthy relationship and furthermore is not required for one.

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Originally posted by Fugee
2. There is a big difference between "they don't need to be told" and constructing an elaborate lie involving 3rd parties.

Good lord. The lie was one I just made up off the top of my head. I've used some of those techniques in past relationships to get away with anything from out-right cheating to lying about going to a game instead of some dinner party. I will admit those relationships weren't healthy ones. But I still don't believe that if you're meeting an ex to hang out (and not cheat or even want to cheat), it's no big deal to do so without telling your SO.

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Originally posted by Fugee
3. Sometimes you give up things you have a "right" to do because you love your SO and don't want to risk hurting him or her. As the "Love Chapter" (I Cor. 13, read at many weddings) notes: "[love] is not self-serving" or as another version puts it "[love] isn't always 'me first.'"

Preach on. I'd like to lose about a pound and a half and I've only TUIMMALB so far.

Yez. Sometimes you give up things you have a right to do because you're in love. But sometimes you don't. And love isn't always "SO first" either. If you don't have your own separate existence to a certain extent, you WILL burn out.

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Originally posted by Fugee
I suspect I'm not convincing you. But I do hope your example was merely a hypothetical for intellectual purposes and not something you'd actually do.

No, you're not convincing me. The example was made up. But I have no problem with it.

And you know what? If my SO pulled the same stunt and I KNEW for a fact that it was no big deal and she wanted to avoid the many questions I would be asking about their time together, I wouldn't get that upset.

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Originally posted by Fugee
But this all reminds me that, although it was the prudent thing to not tell my friend's SO about his spending time with the extremely hot woman when he was supposedly away with friends, I shouldn't have been such a chicken and told him I thought he was playing with fire. It's too bad it's so long after the fact that raising it now would be uncomfortable.

Would it really? For some reason I doubt that's true.

TM

*And I'll note that you are the one who believes that jewelry should be purchased to address everything from childbirth to neglect.

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Originally posted by Hank Chinaski
Good one. This was the first reality show I ever really liked.

Do I need to watch this now to find out if I have been subtly or unsubtly ridiculed, or will you let me know? I don't do reality TV metaphors.

How I learned to stop procrastinating and love the law

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Originally posted by str8outavannuys
or you can do what I did;
1) find a relatively low time-suck job that you neither love nor hate;
2) start up a side business buying and selling concert tickets;
3) spend a disproportionate amount of your time reading idiots ramble on, mostly about some hook-up that happened between two of them a few years ago; and
4) start doing research for a book you want to write called "How to lie and get away with it, every time."

Translation: I'm this guy.

http://www.netwalk.com/~truegger/ftrh/Mikey1.jpg

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Originally posted by ABBAKiss
They fill the Metrodome with water.

You forgot to mention the hot air.

Oh, wait, no, you didn't . .

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Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
And is that his actual apartment, or the one he's trying to peddle for $30M or whatever? Either way, it's the ugliest thing I've seen since vegas. add some cheap showgirls and it is vegas. JFC . . . talk about wasting a view.

Wordemupdoc. Although I think it's more Atlantic City than Vegas.

I would rather live in my shitty little apartment than that place, even with the views and extra space.

TM

How I learned to stop procrastinating and love the law

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Originally posted by spookyfish
Translation: I'm this guy.

No translation necessary. i put that in
english months ago

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Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall

I would rather live in my shitty little apartment than that place, even with the views and extra space.

TM

When one of the chix kept dragging her hands along the marble in the entrance-way, I fully expected a midget to emerge from the wall behind her to polish it up.

Now, I don't know how shitty and little your aparment is, but unless really shitty and little, I'd agree. It's fine to spend the money on views and a space. But, shit, he's proven that you can't buy taste. classé it is not.