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purse junkie 12-17-2003 12:17 PM

Ho Ho Hum.
 
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Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
No, because she could have written a personalized greeting saying "I know you want this life, with the hubby and kids, sis."

But it's pretty standardized tacky. Uniquely tacky are some distant relatives who send out the annual brag letter, which now extends to their grandchildren as well ("Tommy is winning lots of swimming races at the Club!"), as well as a photo, which, until this year, consisted of the entire family (including what are now gramma and grandpa, which are not the 40 y.o. types that baltassoc dates) dressed in bikinis (or trunks, for men), in some tropical locale. Youch.
I vote for reality brag letters instead of this smarmy lying crap. Dad got fired and spends his days in an alcoholic stupor on the couch watching daytime TV or on the computer checking out porn. Mom is overwhelmed working full time and vacuuming the rug under Dad's fat ass, and Junior was recently kicked out of his latest 'special' school program for behavioral problems. Merry Christmas!

Shape Shifter 12-17-2003 12:17 PM

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Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
I'm really not very educated about this stuff, so if I could ask a few questions - what is better - xbox or playstation or are the two even comparable? Is there somewhere I could go (online, preferably) to get more educated? Do the EA sports games play on any particular system. Any help would be appreciated. I'm pretty clueless. thanks.
Playstation has more games. Xbox has better graphics. EA Sports makes games for both of them. I went with xbox for the hdtv compatability. Overall I have not been disappointed.

bilmore 12-17-2003 12:20 PM

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Originally posted by Shape Shifter
Playstation has more games. Xbox has better graphics. EA Sports makes games for both of them. I went with xbox for the hdtv compatability. Overall I have not been disappointed.
This may be entirely invalid unrepresentative anecdotal non-evidence of anything, but we went through three defective Playstations before the fourth one finally worked right.

And the store manager didn't seem surprised at this.

Sidd Finch 12-17-2003 12:22 PM

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Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
I'm really not very educated about this stuff, so if I could ask a few questions - what is better - xbox or playstation or are the two even comparable? Is there somewhere I could go (online, preferably) to get more educated? Do the EA sports games play on any particular system. Any help would be appreciated. I'm pretty clueless. thanks.
I'm pretty clueless too, but fortunately I have the services of an incredibly geeky associate at my disposal.

According to said geek, Xbox has way better graphics, but Playstation has more games available. Xbox does very well on sports games, not as well on fighting games. I think Xbox may be a bit ahead on network playing (i.e., linking in to play against other geeks across the world).

Couldn't tell you about the EA games, but I've asked the geek. I'll let you know his answer. Since today is opening day of Return of the King, it's possible I won't have an answer for awhile.

I've played on both, but it was on a crappy TV and the graphics differences were not noticeable to me. I think if you have a really good TV, the Xbox is worth it.

sebastian_dangerfield 12-17-2003 12:24 PM

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Originally posted by paigowprincess
I ususally find these kind of polls sickly sweet in an overly emoticoned email kinda way :) ;) but I did think of something that recently annoyed the crap out of me.

My sister, who has made it her personal mission to become our families own pre-bust Martha Stewart, really outdid herself with the christmas cards this year. I received one that had a printed out mailing label, a copied picture of her two kids (and no adults) on the cover, and a stanrda "thinking of you during this time" type bullshit sentiment, and it was (not) signed by "sister, husband, baby one and baby two". all in computer print, no handwriting, nothing personal.

Is this not the tackiest thing ever? If you can't personalize a "thinking of you" type sentiment, then arent you really just sending out a mass mail advertising what your two lovely children now look like?

And dont get me started on the concept of a five week old wishing me a happy holiday. I would love to tell her how tacky this is but she is always right, so I wouldnt bother. I might ask to be taken off the mailing list.

Which reminds me that I recently received an email from someoen who mass emailed em's friends to tell em when their birthday is so em could enter them into em's "birthday alarm". I know the exact date of em's birthday but whateve. Isn't it wrong to ask someone to tell you their birthday so you can wish them happy birhtday timely next year?
I have a stack of obnoxious pictures of people posing in Sears catalog-type poses with their kids, and they're all signed by the infants as well... "Merry Xmas from little Katelyn, who's presently drooling and shitting her drawers." To people who send these - don't. I don't need anymore of these canned photos cluttering my refrigerator and I don't give a shit what your kid looks like.

I've received birthday reminders and date reminders from people regarding their own borthdays, anniversaries, etc... I'm tempted to reply, "Yes, I've been aware of the date. What's your point?"
Throw a party for yourself. I'll bring a bottle of good wine. Otherwise, you're not getting shit unless you're blood, so go fuck yourself, you greedy cheap-ass son of a bitch. If you want the new Coldplay CD or some scented candles, get off your fat ass, pry open your wallet with an oyster shucking knife and buy it yourself.

Aloha Mr. Learned Hand 12-17-2003 12:26 PM

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Originally posted by Shape Shifter
Playstation has more games. Xbox has better graphics. EA Sports makes games for both of them. I went with xbox for the hdtv compatability. Overall I have not been disappointed.
Try gamespot.com for comparison of systems, though Shifter's comments are right on. I have the PS2, and both it and the Xbox have their avid fans. Both have online play, and a large number of games, though PS2 does have more. Unlike some games which are exclusive to one system, EA Sports makes the same games for all of the systems. (Hockey is sweet, BTW).

Avoid Gamecube unless recipient is under about 10... Games are too cutesy and revolve too much around stock Nintendo characters like Mario, etc. Even then avoid it, because there are plenty of young kids' games on the other two, but no Grand Theft Auto and its ilk on the Gamecube.

My main reason for the PS2 was that I had the PS1 and the games still work on the PS2. I might break down and get an X-Box as well.

taxwonk 12-17-2003 12:26 PM

Fruitcake - that tasty holiday treat
 
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Originally posted by Anne Elk
Does anybody really eat them?
Does anybody actually make them? Or have all the fruitcake companies of the world gone out of business and they perpetuate by being regifted every year.

Anyway, the City of Buffalo wants your fruitcakes.
They're having a fruitcake eating contest.

I'm gonna be sick just thinking about it.

Fore!
I love fruitcake. My favorite is Harry and David, but I also like Entemann's and those monks in West Virginia who used to make concrete blocks before they got into the fruitcake game.

Replaced_Texan 12-17-2003 12:27 PM

sibling forgiveness poll
 
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Originally posted by ABBAKiss
What is this game?

On my older sister's fourth birthday I was twirling in my favorite dress and accidentally pulled the table cloth off the table, along with her chocolate birthday cake. I am STILL not forgiven. She thought I did it on purpose. I was not yet three.

Edited to add I DID do it on purpose, but that's not the point.
My brother constantly reminds me that I tried to kill him when he was six weeks old. Apparently, I wasn't too thrilled with the whole baby brother idea (I was 20 months) and I tried to take him out with a toothpick. I only got his eye. My mom said she heard a blood curdling scream from the baby and there was blood everywhere. Fortunately, my dad has four first cousins who are ophthalmologists, so the baby was immediately taken care of and his vision is better than mine. I don't think I was left alone with the baby very much after that.

greatwhitenorthchick 12-17-2003 12:27 PM

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Originally posted by Sidd Finch
I'm pretty clueless too, but fortunately I have the services of an incredibly geeky associate at my disposal.

According to said geek, Xbox has way better graphics, but Playstation has more games available. Xbox does very well on sports games, not as well on fighting games. I think Xbox may be a bit ahead on network playing (i.e., linking in to play against other geeks across the world).

Couldn't tell you about the EA games, but I've asked the geek. I'll let you know his answer. Since today is opening day of Return of the King, it's possible I won't have an answer for awhile.

I've played on both, but it was on a crappy TV and the graphics differences were not noticeable to me. I think if you have a really good TV, the Xbox is worth it.
this is all very helpful - thank you all.
I think this will be a very nice surprise. Does anyone have any recommendations on games (preferably football or hockey related)?

Tyrone Slothrop 12-17-2003 12:27 PM

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Originally posted by bilmore
This may be entirely invalid unrepresentative anecdotal non-evidence of anything, but we went through three defective Playstations before the fourth one finally worked right.

And the store manager didn't seem surprised at this.
Maybe he just thought that you were having problems with the instructions, and gave you the same Playstation a couple of times before he decided that it really was defective.

ThurgreedMarshall 12-17-2003 12:28 PM

Viagra & Sexual Acrobatics
 
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Originally posted by LessinSF
I just wanted to call you "pertinacious" for old times' sake. :love:
I'm just going to let that go because that's the kind of guy I am.

TM

spookyfish 12-17-2003 12:28 PM

Ho Ho Hum.
 
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Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
If you want the new Coldplay CD or some scented candles, get off your fat ass, pry open your wallet with an oyster shucking knife and buy it yourself.
Holiday board motto?

Mmmm, Burger (C.J.) 12-17-2003 12:28 PM

Ho Ho Hum.
 
Quote:

Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield

Throw a party for yourself. I'll bring a bottle of good wine.
Better yet, invite everyone to dinner at a nice restaurant and then offer to let them pick up the tab for you.

Shape Shifter 12-17-2003 12:29 PM

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Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
I'm really not very educated about this stuff, so if I could ask a few questions - what is better - xbox or playstation or are the two even comparable? Is there somewhere I could go (online, preferably) to get more educated? Do the EA sports games play on any particular system. Any help would be appreciated. I'm pretty clueless. thanks.
P.S. I would avoid going online for objective advice on this subject. Each system has its adherents that border on fanatacism. It's like Bush v. Gore all over again.

Aloha Mr. Learned Hand 12-17-2003 12:30 PM

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Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
this is all very helpful - thank you all.
I think this will be a very nice surprise. Does anyone have any recommendations on games (preferably football or hockey related)?
I like the EA football/hockey games... Have Madden 2004, NCAA Football 2004 and NHL 2004 for PS2. The ESPN games are getting good reviews as well...

spookyfish 12-17-2003 12:32 PM

Fruitcake - that tasty holiday treat
 
Quote:

Originally posted by taxwonk
those monks in West Virginia who used to make concrete blocks before they got into the fruitcake game.
Nice to see they didn't have to retrain to start this new endeavor.

ThurgreedMarshall 12-17-2003 12:33 PM

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Originally posted by bilmore
This may be entirely invalid unrepresentative anecdotal non-evidence of anything, but we went through three defective Playstations before the fourth one finally worked right.
that's because you're not supposed to put frogs and turtles and shit into it.

TM

notcasesensitive 12-17-2003 12:33 PM

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Originally posted by Aloha Mr. Learned Hand
I like the EA football/hockey games... Have Madden 2004, NCAA Football 2004 and NHL 2004 for PS2. The ESPN games are getting good reviews as well...
If you ever have any interest in playing a game with him, I suggest the ATV game (race around a bunch of tracks and kick each other off of the bikes). But I've never enjoyed the football/basketball games that I've tried on those sorts of systems.

Also I like XBox better than Playstation (graphics are much better), but I don't own either one.

Did you just call me Coltrane? 12-17-2003 12:33 PM

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Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
this is all very helpful - thank you all.
I think this will be a very nice surprise. Does anyone have any recommendations on games (preferably football or hockey related)?
I'm also looking for recommendations. Game Cube games for a 7 yr old. He likes football. It's for my son who was accidentally raised by elves in the North Pole.*

*it was just a little too cute for me. I was expecting it to be more perverse. Not "Bad Santa" perverse, but rather an "I drive a Dodge Stratus" or "Get off the shed" perverse...

Replaced_Texan 12-17-2003 12:36 PM

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Originally posted by Sidd Finch

Couldn't tell you about the EA games, but I've asked the geek. I'll let you know his answer. Since today is opening day of Return of the King, it's possible I won't have an answer for awhile.

If he's truly a geek, he saw it last night at midnight.

Shape Shifter 12-17-2003 12:36 PM

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Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
this is all very helpful - thank you all.
I think this will be a very nice surprise. Does anyone have any recommendations on games (preferably football or hockey related)?
EA Sports NCAA Football is incredible. You can play any of the 117 Div A schools and several of the AA schools. It includes all home stadiums, mascots, fight songs, etc. After the season, players leave, you go through recruiting, and redshirt players. The games are announced by Brad Nessler, Kirk Herbstreit, and Lee Corso. Very addictice. I have heard the Madden NFL series is good also, but I have not played it.

taxwonk 12-17-2003 12:40 PM

I got it
 
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Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
Now, now. It is possible to be both an inner substance whore and an inner new age flake. In fact, the two are quite compatible. Dick-sucking does not even have to enter the picture. Unless you happen to be someone's boyfriend. Then I'll do it in return for some substances or uplifting chanting.
How about if you're someone's husband? I have a plentiful supply of both substances and uplifting chants.

evenodds 12-17-2003 12:41 PM

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Originally posted by Shape Shifter
EA Sports NCAA Football is incredible. You can play any of the 117 Div A schools and several of the AA schools. It includes all home stadiums, mascots, fight songs, etc.
I have a young friend who played Div I football and said that they did a spectacularly good job of getting his stats and speed right.

He stopped playing when he graduated from school and the game.

Aloha Mr. Learned Hand 12-17-2003 12:41 PM

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Originally posted by Shape Shifter
EA Sports NCAA Football is incredible. You can play any of the 117 Div A schools and several of the AA schools. It includes all home stadiums, mascots, fight songs, etc. After the season, players leave, you go through recruiting, and redshirt players. The games are announced by Brad Nessler, Kirk Herbstreit, and Lee Corso. Very addictice. I have heard the Madden NFL series is good also, but I have not played it.
Madden is announced by Madden and Al Michaels, and has a franchise mode where you can draft players, sign free agents, move your team, build/expand a stadium, and even affect the team's bottom line by setting the prices for hot dogs, beer and parking, among other things. It's also more fluid and graphically tops NCAA 2004 since NCAA was done off of the Madden 2003 graphics engine.

purse junkie 12-17-2003 12:41 PM

Ho Ho Hum.
 
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Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
I have a stack of obnoxious pictures of people posing in Sears catalog-type poses with their kids, and they're all signed by the infants as well... "Merry Xmas from little Katelyn, who's presently drooling and shitting her drawers." To people who send these - don't. I don't need anymore of these canned photos cluttering my refrigerator and I don't give a shit what your kid looks like.

Yes, please! I always feel vaguely guilty throwing these photos of velvet-clad moppets away but frankly am far more entranced with my refrigerator magnets.

Do parents really expect you to keep these? If I like your kid, I know what it looks like, and may even give it a nice present. Otherwise, save the picture of junior shrieking in terror on Santa's lap for the relatives who are obliged by blood to be charmed.

evenodds 12-17-2003 12:43 PM

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Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
If he's truly a geek, he saw it last night at midnight.
So you got home at like 3:30?

bilmore 12-17-2003 12:44 PM

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Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
that's because you're not supposed to put frogs and turtles and shit into it.

TM
There was NOTHING in the instructions about this.

bilmore 12-17-2003 12:48 PM

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Originally posted by notcasesensitive
If you ever have any interest in playing a game with him, I suggest the ATV game (race around a bunch of tracks and kick each other off of the bikes). But I've never enjoyed the football/basketball games that I've tried on those sorts of systems.
The ATV game rocks, as do the Lord of the Ring games (if you're really into learning tricks and playing long, involved, plot-driven swordfight games, as are some of my kids.)

The sports-minded among them also love the basketball and football games - at least, the "good" ones (which, of course, I can't name right now.)

The James Bond games are fun if you're all drunked up and just want to shoot stuff. Oh, and the kids like them a lot, too.

Shape Shifter 12-17-2003 12:49 PM

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Originally posted by evenodds
I have a young friend who played Div I football and said that they did a spectacularly good job of getting his stats and speed right.

He stopped playing when he graduated from school and the game.
Which brings up another feature: you can export players from NCAA to Madden. Was he not curious about how his NFL career would have been?

robustpuppy 12-17-2003 12:52 PM

Ho Ho Hum.
 
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Originally posted by purse junkie
Yes, please! I always feel vaguely guilty throwing these photos of velvet-clad moppets away but frankly am far more entranced with my refrigerator magnets.

Do parents really expect you to keep these? If I like your kid, I know what it looks like, and may even give it a nice present. Otherwise, save the picture of junior shrieking in terror on Santa's lap for the relatives who are obliged by blood to be charmed.
I don't understand the hostility toward these pictures of other people's kids or the persistent need to ascribe some odious motive to the parents for sending them. I generally like receiving these pictures because I'm really into pictures, but if I don't want to keep them, I toss them without guilt. I do think it's more tasteful to enclose a snapshot or a wallet sized studio print inside a holiday card rather than have Mystic Color Labs or PhotoShop on your PC print up a photo greeting card, but as long as it's got a handwritten greeting, there's nothing wrong with it.

But it is very important that the senders address their cards to me, my dogs, and my cat. It really pisses me off when people forget the names of my pets, especially when I sign their names on all my holiday picture cards.

Replaced_Texan 12-17-2003 12:54 PM

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Originally posted by evenodds
So you got home at like 3:30?
I'm an uber-geek. I got home at 1:30.

evenodds 12-17-2003 12:55 PM

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Originally posted by Shape Shifter
Which brings up another feature: you can export players from NCAA to Madden. Was he not curious about how his NFL career would have been?
Would have been?

Lizard, please.

str8outavannuys 12-17-2003 12:55 PM

What's the name of the board?
 
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Originally posted by Jack Manfred
Giovanni's mom is a casting agent and a Scientologist. She does regular "seminars" about making it in Hollywood at the Scientology Centers in the Southland.

Perhaps Str8 can back me up on this as I have not read an LA Weekly lately.

And thanks to those who chimed in on the watch issue.
Not a big fan of LA Weekly, which should just rename itself "Going Down on Dean Weekly."

However, as a tip to Jack and the other hipsters, I'm very very glad I picked up the Flaming Lips "Fight Test" Japanese EP. It's got this amazing cover of Radiohead's "Knives Out." Hearing Wayne Coyne singing "Knives Out/Catch the Mouse/Throw it down/Shove it in your mouth . . . " well, you just haven't lived until then. There's also a 9 minute "Do you Realize" remix.

Penske_Account 12-17-2003 12:55 PM

Viagra & Sexual Acrobatics
 
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Originally posted by LessinSF
(and please remove Penske as an admin so I can ignore his bababooey crap too) him.
You know you still want me.

purse junkie 12-17-2003 12:58 PM

Ho Ho Hum.
 
Quote:

Originally posted by robustpuppy
But it is very important that the senders address their cards to me, my dogs, and my cat. It really pisses me off when people forget the names of my pets, especially when I sign their names on all my holiday picture cards.
Do I get points for always bringing a great treat for the pet along with the standard holiday-party hostess gift?

Penske_Account 12-17-2003 12:59 PM

Viagra & Sexual Acrobatics
 
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Originally posted by leagleaze
I hadn't made a public announcement about this, but for oh well over a month now, you have been able to ignore mods.
You bitch, please. I hate you too!

paigowprincess 12-17-2003 01:02 PM

Ho Ho Hum.
 
Quote:

Originally posted by robustpuppy
I don't understand the hostility toward these pictures of other people's kids or the persistent need to ascribe some odious motive to the parents for sending them. I generally like receiving these pictures because I'm really into pictures, but if I don't want to keep them, I toss them without guilt. I do think it's more tasteful to enclose a snapshot or a wallet sized studio print inside a holiday card rather than have Mystic Color Labs or PhotoShop on your PC print up a photo greeting card, but as long as it's got a handwritten greeting, there's nothing wrong with it.

But it is very important that the senders address their cards to me, my dogs, and my cat. It really pisses me off when people forget the names of my pets, especially when I sign their names on all my holiday picture cards.
exactamundo. while I may not remotely give a crap what your kid looks like and will gladly use the pics to stoke not quite seasoned logs in the fireplace, I am annoyed by the impersonal nature of the card I described eariler. the mailing label, and the "thinking of you" with no actual handwritten thought or human signature (which shows she was not actually thiking of me). Then I noted that bc it was so impersonal, it seemed that the only purpose it served for her was to massmail pics to everyone on her mailing list. I cannot think of other reasons. And I also noted how reccockulous it was to attribute this "thinking of you" horsefeathers to a five week old who is thinking of nothing but the next meal or how wet his diapers are. It is one step above putting little kids on the answering machine, or even just sayikng that "Susan, Tom and Junior (who is six weeks old) are not here to take your call". Like the six week old gets calls. My sisster does neither of these things.

Namaste

sebastian_dangerfield 12-17-2003 01:03 PM

Ho Ho Hum.
 
Quote:

Originally posted by robustpuppy
I don't understand the hostility toward these pictures of other people's kids or the persistent need to ascribe some odious motive to the parents for sending them. I generally like receiving these pictures because I'm really into pictures, but if I don't want to keep them, I toss them without guilt. I do think it's more tasteful to enclose a snapshot or a wallet sized studio print inside a holiday card rather than have Mystic Color Labs or PhotoShop on your PC print up a photo greeting card, but as long as it's got a handwritten greeting, there's nothing wrong with it.

But it is very important that the senders address their cards to me, my dogs, and my cat. It really pisses me off when people forget the names of my pets, especially when I sign their names on all my holiday picture cards.
My hostility is not limited to the people sending these pictures - they just happened to be the topic de jour at the moment. The credit card company solicitations, 1800 Victoria's Secret catalogs, student loan refinancing soliciatations and "10000 FREE WEB HOURS" AOL discs are just as maddening. I have a table covered in clutter. Its invasive. I miss paying bills because I'm overwhelmed by the piles of shit I get every day.

When I was 14 and jacking off to Voctoria's Secret was great I appreciated the constant catalogs. However, I don't need 100 a month now, particularly since the magazine is utterly useless as some religious nut has brow beaten the company into airbrushing out any hint of nipples or pubes.

Oh, and to whoever put me on a mailing list for "Yankee" magazine... Do I look like a 66 year old New England spinster to you? Who exactly reads this painfully dull piece of trash every month? If you stand at the mailbox hyperventilating every month waiting for your copy of Yankee to arrive, do yourself a favor - jump in front of the mail truck while its moving.

paigowprincess 12-17-2003 01:05 PM

Viagra & Sexual Acrobatics
 
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Originally posted by Penske_Account
You bitch, please. I hate you too!
Penske, don't worry. You have not been placed on the Ignore List, but Cooter has, something I have been dying to do since March. No more twelve year old vaginal references, no more putting my braids in the inkwell and no more tedious red sox shit.

Fugee 12-17-2003 01:08 PM

Rings Geeks
 
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Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
I'm an uber-geek. I got home [from LOTR:RotK] at 1:30.
No, these people are uber-geeks.

http://www.startribune.com/stories/411/4272159.html
(Spree: story about Rings marathon attendees)

The final chapter in "The Rings" film trilogy, "The Return of the King," started screening at many metro theaters at 12:01 this morning. However, Megastar was one of 120 theaters in the country -- and the only one in Minnesota -- selected to run a daylong marathon Tuesday. Starting at noon the theater also showed the extended versions of parts 1 and 2, "The Fellowship of the Ring" (3 1/2 hours) and "The Two Towers" (4 hours), followed at 10 p.m. by "The Return of the King" (3 1/2 hours).

As the truest of the true fans lined up for the Megastar's doors to open at 11 a.m., they seemed destined to become members of another organization by the time the last reel unspooled at 1:30 a.m. today: the Numb Butts Club.


BTW, how did you get home at 1:30? I thought it opened everywhere at 12:01 and was 3 1/2 hours long?

The reviews are good -- I may have to break down and go yet this week.


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