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Continuation of my saga from a long time ago (spring 2001)
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You got all our advice last time. Now, you've spent a year telling her you want a divorce, but aren't sure?!? No fucking wonder she wants you to shit or get off the pot. Nobody, guilty or not, can live through that. You spent all that time extracting from her the price for your hurt, and now you wonder why she's no longer trying? Big mystery. You can't collect on a debt long past when it's paid. You tried, and now you're owed nothing, and she's tired of it. |
Confidential
Confidential to paigow... if you think your number could be either 15 or 50, it's damn near 70. Just ask Chris Rock.
Confidential to str8... I concur with your choice of Neko for your laminated list. Midway through her set with the New Pornographers at Bimbo's, Ms. Case ascended to laminated status for me as she began to wiggle her hips while singing. On a related topic, if Ed Norton no longer wants Salma Hayek, this still means I have no shot with her, right? That's what I thought. The problem with the whole laminated list is that it presupposes a correlation between physical beauty and sexual prowess. Take, for example, a name that has been bandied about on several laminated lists here: the (overrated) Jennfier Garner. She has high cheekbones and a tight body. But can we assume that a Texas-born woman, just entering her thirties and just exiting what was formerly a storybook marriage, will be good in the sack? OK, perhaps she was a bad example. What I mean to say is that I'm sure there are many people who are sexually desirable but who aren't sexually skilled. This conundrum still doesn't explain DebtSlave's list, but it might explain why many men would set aside the squick factor and laminate pornstars (not that the pornstars haven't been laminated before). I shouldn't read/post after late nights, I misread the banter between leagl and bi-berry and thought "watering my fern" was actually "watering my fem." These are, I think, entirely different activities. |
Continuation of my saga from a long time ago (spring 2001)
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TdfF Update (Spoiler Free for today's stage)
Yesterday's stage into Gap was the best and worst stage I have ever seen.
I am saddened by Beloki's accident and I hope that he will be able to recover from his injuries in time for the Vuelta or the Worlds. He had made the race incredibly exciting and he was on his best form. Clearly, this is the most competitive Tour we've seen since Lance began winning in '99. Every stage is in doubt and the attacks have come hard and fast. Here is a link to yesterday's stage, along with the incredibly dramatic photo of Armstrong racing through a field: http://www.nytimes.com/2003/07/14/sp...D-TOUR.html?hp |
Continuation of my saga from a long time ago (spring 2001)
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How many of the advice givers here are actually married??? Marriage and the kids are tough things to dispense with. Not the same as a three-week fling. |
privacy keeps going bye bye
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/07/13/bu...116749bb122894
"Corporate executives are becoming increasingly aggressive about spying on their employees, and with good reason: now, in addition to job shirkers and office-supply thieves, they have to worry about being held accountable for the misconduct of their subordinates." But on a positive note http://news.com.com/2100-1019-1023934.html?tag=nl (Story about walmart doing away with its wireless inventory control system.) |
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Beloki's accident was gasp-inducing to watch. Vinokourov has been busting his ass all season for Kivilev's sake since Kivilev was killed this spring and I am so delighted he won the stage for them both. |
Continuation of my saga from a long time ago (spring 2001)
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Haysuess Chreest |
Continuation of my saga from a long time ago (spring 2001)
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My wife was also on medication, but she completely stopped when she felt that the medication was doing more harm than good. She has not looked back. As to women and children, its hard to argue that the wife is thinking about kids as a trap. There are plenty of mothers out there who love children and get the I-want-a-baby buzz at the most strange of times. Such was the case with my wife. We went to the Caribbean and were having the time of our lives. Never thought about kids. In fact, our eyes would roll whenever we saw parents walking down the aisle of an airplane with their rugrats in tow. Guess what? Three months later, my wife was walking up and down the hallway of the house muttering "baby, baby." I'd be working on the computer in the home office when I'd be tapped on the shoulder. I turn around and see my starry-eyed wife saying "Baby?" "Talk about your mixed messages" is correct. So, don't immediately kill the issue; go see a therapist. |
What you don't know Mr. E, but those of us who have been around do, is that this has been going on a long while and there is a lot more to it.
You are assuming immediacy but this thing has been going on for what 2 or 3 years now I think. If you go back to the old board you'll find different answers the first time around from a lot of people. But that knowledge coupled with the post of yesterday is what has people telling him to pack it in already. So in this particular case, suggesting he just go on back to therapy and try to stick it out really isn't terribly good advice, imho. I believe therapy can do a lot of good, but there does come a time when you simply have to say enough is enough. Personally, I think trying for two years is enough. |
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and in other more important dilemmas, Queer Eye for the Straight GUy is on at the same time as What Not To Wear. Two brilliantly catty funny shows, on at the same time. The only two I watch. I may have to get that fucking tivo after all, even if it means I am admitting that I watch so much tv that I have to pay another six hundred for it and have another complicated electronic device in the house. What does it say about me that I am willing to consider paying even more dinero to watch the lives of others. Just sad. |
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Oh well, an all around tough situation. |
TdfF Update (Spoiler Free for today's stage)
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Vino is certainly on the best form of his life and he is a serious threat. Does anyone know how well he time trials? |
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