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I rented the movie "They" last night and if you like thought-provoking type scary movies it is pretty good.
The premise is that the monsters that scare us at night as children are actually marking us and come back to get us as adults. No gore, but I just went through about 5 or 6 that were full of good gore so it was nice to sit down to one that just kinda scared ya without being bloody. Anyway, for people who liked non-gore horrors like The Ring or even FearDotCom this one plays well.:thumbsup: |
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Fine, I fun sucked. But I did it for someone else's benefit, not mine which I think means that I should get some sort of pass or something. I was trying to protect the little kid. I called TM a fun-sucker because I felt that he was shitting on me for telling my tale with some flair rather than straight-forward. Being directed at me for his own benefit seemed like unwarranted fun-sucking to me. In certain instances I will risk being called a fun-sucker in order to protect an innocent -- fucking sue me. |
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Too many reruns after school. edited to apologize for not reading far enough ahead. I didn't need to google either, except to check for the spelling. Apparently, at least one rocker chick goes by the name Kitty Carryall. Eve's Plum was a better band name, imo. |
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I'm lampin' on my front porch about to put a torch to it then Coco said don't do it please don't hit that shit in front of my little four year old son she sent him inside the house meanwhile my Sheri steadily rolled one [what are you doing (daddy)?] after the other then another 'cause I'm rollin' in the dough so we rolled in the indoe as if the kid didn't know he's lookin' through the windoew yo while we tryin' to hide it to make a boy grow to be ignorant and misguided about the bud now I have to play the part of the advisor because the bud is just the tasty tantalizer the bud not the beer 'cause the bud makes me wiser [figaro] so I said come're little man [whatcha want old man] and with his little hand he grabbed the pipe a lesson in buddah blessin' not too young just right so he started blazin' it was amazin' my lungs are black and shriveled up like a raisin but who am I to deny the kid a try at nature's little way of sayin' hi? [thank you old man]" |
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Edited to note that at this moment due to a court decision of yesterday, there are thousands of gay couples applying for marriage licenses in Canada. I do not think that having kids, the unnatural state of monogamy, divorce or contempt are on their minds. |
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Actually, most Europeans possess the etiquette that most people here complain about everyone lacking... |
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You are both right. Parents should be aware of where they are bringing their young children, and should make an effort to prevent them from disturbing other people. Unfortunately, "make an effort" doesn't always mean that a parent is successful. Like everyone else who has posted today, I have had a 3-14 year old kick the back of my seat on an airplane. Unlike everyone else, I have *NEVER* felt like the parent wasn't doing their best to prevent it. I have had mothers apologize to me, fathers threaten little Billy with a painful death if he did it again, and even had a kid tell me that he didn't mean to kick me when he reached for a magazine in his backpack. I get more pissed about adults who rush onto the plane to use the overhead compartment above my seat so that they don't have to check the 800 pound garment bag on wheels that they bought from SkyMall magazine. Bastards. |
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And have that avatar of yours tested for MonkeyPox will ya?? We Chicagoans are a little sensitive about that right now...;) |
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What with many companies offering benefits to "significant others" now or else both people working and eligible for their own benefits it seems like the only reason to get married without children is the joint tenancy with right of survivorship rules some states have for homes. That, and I guess the passing of certain other property without taxation. Short of that, you can end up getting screwed on taxes. If you own a home you aren't likely taking ths standard deduction so the governments effort to do away with the marriage penalty is no benefit. I earn a lot more than my hubby but then he gets sucked into my tax bracket when we file (I tried the married filing separate thing but got no relief either). What the government should do is have one form and let each person file as an individual with the same rates whether you are married or single and you don't get sucked into your spouse's tax bracket. But for that marriage certificate, I could file alone with all of the itemized deductions and hubby could file alone with a standard deduction so why should we be penalized for taking the vows? edited to note that I am no expert on estates and trusts and such but I vaguely recall there being a benefit to being married in that regard. It does not seem, however, that there are any other "legal" benefits over shacking up together. |
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