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Deja Rerun: The office

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Originally posted by paigowprincess
I remembered to tune in at ten last night and again saw one of the two episodes I keep seeing. This one with the killer line David: "Dutch girls should be punished for having big boobs". (And then I ahve to paraphrase) "noone, even dutch girls should be pucnish for having big boobs"

Gareth: They should be rewarded for having big boobs

David: Treated equally.

The great thing is the show gets better upon each viewing, but I suspect its bc I have an easier time understanding their accents. Are there really only six episodes in rotation and if so, why is the show being shown like fifteen times this week?

I look forward to the So Graham Norton week next week. I saw that for the first time on Friday. It had Kim Catrall promoting the Satisfaction book and the host went in the office and had men show the little camera how they perform oral. Fucking hilarious.

We need an Da Ali G week. Saw it this weekend (never remmeber its on) and the interview with C Everet Koop was priceless. I may have to get tivo for these shows.
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I heart BBC. Thanks to Atticus for turning me onto the Office.

From the website for the show, there appear to be 2 seasons of 6 episodes each. BBC is only running first seasion shows this week, I guess as an introduction. I tuned in both nights and the schedule (also based on info from the website) appears to be that Monday they showed episodes 1-3, Tuesday it was 2-4, so I guess it is really only one new one per night going forward. I've only seen 1-3, but my current favorite is the quiz show episode. I've had birthdays just like the one Tim had in that show (a few really crappy gifts/cards, followed by some forced work function). Tho I liked the giant inflatable penis...

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Originally posted by paigowprincess
Thanks for the response. THat doesnt acutally work out to be much cheaper than what I spend now. Also, I dont want any processed or packaged food bc I am a crunchy granola. Premade at wholefoods, yes. stuff with chemicals and preservatives, no.

Poverty sucks.

An alternative, if you have the time, would be to make a big pot of soup every Sunday and take a bowl each day. That way you know what has gone into what you are eating and don't have the preservatives issue.

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Originally posted by coup_d'skek
Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield

I wouldn't go that far, but I hate her acting for the same reason I hate Tom Hanks. Boring, bland, goody goodys. I used to feel that way about Denzel Washington, but not since Training Day.

I don't mind Hanks because he's not foisted on us as a sex god. Julia is protrayed as some beautiful goddess when in reality she's just a pretty good actress with mediocre looks.

Denzel Washington should play more villians. The cat he played in Training Day was the most evil character I've seen on screen in a long time.

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Originally posted by paigowprincess
Can someone recommed excellent brown bag lunches that are healthy and dont involve mammals?

You should lay of the reptiles as well.

Isn't "not as careful" sort of like being dumb?

http://www.ajc.com/living/content/li...squirrels.html

Spree: It's not just men who die younger than women because they're driven by nature to look for dates and mates. Add male squirrels to the list.

"Are males dumber? No, they are just not as careful. That's true for many species."

I could have saved 9 bucks

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Originally posted by pretermitted_child
THE MATRIX RELOADED: THE ABRIDGED SCRIPT™

That was pretty friggin' amusing.

Man-hos, watch out!

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Originally posted by purse junkie
Doctor who sleeps with another man's wife has to pay up $500k:

http://www.charlotte.com/mld/observe...al/6109134.htm

He could have bought some serious action for a lot less than that....;)

OK, if it wasn't for your explanation I would hav assumed, from your subject line, that this was a continuation of our discussion of the increasing commonness of the "house-boy" phenomenon among our age group. 'Cause, I'm the primary breadwinner, too, and having all those "it sucks to be the breadwinner" feelings (though none about not taking care of the children), and the Mr. has taken to referring to himself as a "man-ho," chiefly in front of my mother because it drives her nuts. (Also because he thinks Deuce Bigalow was a brilliant unappreciated movie, but moving on...) I keep telling him I don't keep him in high enough style to be a proper man-ho, and make him clean, cook and do home repairs besides, but he insists he's a slug-a-bed cabanna boy anyhow.

Anyway, the whole thing was reminding me of the fact that, in most of the world, women are, in fact, the main providers for their families, economically as well as in housekeeping. But no one realizes this. In most of the world, the men sit on their asses or head into town to drink tea and shoot the shit while women do all the work.

Just thought I'd comment.

Man-hos, watch out!

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Originally posted by Bad_Rich_Chic
In most of the world, the men sit on their asses or head into town to drink tea and shoot the shit while women do all the work.

Just thought I'd comment.

Substitute beer for tea and you have just described the result of the dole system in Ireland. :D

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Originally posted by ThrashersFan
$500k for 2/1??? Fuck. I mean, shit, that's a lot of money for not a lot of house. I got 5,300 sq ft on about an acre...

What's a 2/1?

And GEEZ, 5300 is a lot of crib!!

Isn't "not as careful" sort of like being dumb?

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Originally posted by ThrashersFan
http://www.ajc.com/living/content/li...squirrels.html

Spree: It's not just men who die younger than women because they're driven by nature to look for dates and mates. Add male squirrels to the list.

"Are males dumber? No, they are just not as careful. That's true for many species."

So it's not, as one comedian said whose name escapes me, that women outlive men for the simple reason that "they're not married to women?";)

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Originally posted by dtb
What's a 2/1?

And GEEZ, 5300 is a lot of crib!!

2 br/ 1 ba

Nothing by new york standards, but we don't make new york money in the provinces.

Prices have dropped since the bust, of course.

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Originally posted by dtb
What's a 2/1?

And GEEZ, 5300 is a lot of crib!!

2/1 = 2 bedrooms, 1 bath.

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Originally posted by evenodds
2 br/ 1 ba

Nothing by new york standards, but we don't make new york money in the provinces.

Prices have dropped since the bust, of course.

Maybe in some places.

Our house is up 55% since we bought it - 20 months ago.

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Originally posted by dtb
What's a 2/1?

And GEEZ, 5300 is a lot of crib!!

I think it is 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, but I am not certain.

And I just re-read that. 5300 square feet? That's palatial.

Isn't "not as careful" sort of like being dumb?

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Originally posted by Aloha Mr. Learned Hand
So it's not, as one comedian said whose name escapes me, that women outlive men for the simple reason that "they're not married to women?";)

Married men live longer and are generally healthier than unmarried men.