Fashionistas you have arrived 3-25-03 - 10-3-03

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Originally posted by Not Bob
That's him, thanks. He was also in "Moonstruck."

He was also in "Broken Hearts Club," as was Dean Cain, playing a gay guy. Dean Cain played a gay guy in "Best Men," too.

If he weren't now hosting "Ripley's Believe It Or Not" he'd be on my laminated list. Well, maybe not, too pretty.

f(Dean Cain kissing another hot guy is . . . really hot)b

[purse junkie]

Originally posted by lawyer_princess
Am I the only one who remembers Marcia Cross from the Edge of Night? Am I the only one who remembers the Edge of Night?

L(feeling old)P

I absolutely LOVED Edge of Night (and a couple of the gentlemen on it--oh my). You're not alone though--two guy-fans of the show have a home page for it.

Crap. This is one addiction of mine that's probably outable.

[dtb]

Originally posted by lawyer_princess
Am I the only one who remembers Marcia Cross from the Edge of Night? Am I the only one who remembers the Edge of Night?

L(feeling old)P

I believe she also played either Scottie Baldwin's wife or some other similar character on General Hospital -- sometime during the cretacious period I think.

(Do not know how I remembered Scottie Baldwin's name.)

[greatwhitenorthchick]

Originally posted by Not Bob
That's him, thanks. He was also in "Moonstruck."

Apropos of nothing, I'm glad to hear that you decided to help Serrano hit the curve ball.

Also Diane's dad in Say Anything.

And apropos of hockey, you are probably not a Leafs fan so don't remember the Al Iafrate v. Gary Leeman debacle over Mrs. Iafrate/Gary Leeman of the late '80's. But apparently it is that all over again, this time featuring Shayne Corson and Mrs. Mogilny that explains the Leafs latest round of misfortune.

(that and SARS, possibly)

Originally posted by ltl/fb
He was also in "Broken Hearts Club," as was Dean Cain, playing a gay guy. Dean Cain played a gay guy in "Best Men," too.

He was also in "Say Anything." . . . Mahoney, that is, not Superman.

Originally posted by Not Bob
Appropos of nothing, I'm glad to hear that you decided to help Serrano hit the curve ball.

It was all that goddamn rum that swayed me.


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Jo(could go for some rum in my Diet Coke about now)Bu



edited to add: Beaten to the punch on the "Say Anything" reference by the canuck

[Sparklehorse]

When I see your avatar, I want to buy it a flea collar.

That is all.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by Sparklehorse
When I see your avatar, I want to buy it a flea collar.

That is all.

I have been feeling kind of itchy lately.

Your avatar brings back horrific flashbacks of babysitting for kids who insisted on watching "My Little Pony" movies over and over and over and over.

[notcasesensitive]

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Originally posted by lawyer_princess
Am I the only one who remembers Marcia Cross from the Edge of Night? Am I the only one who remembers the Edge of Night?

L(feeling old)P
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I remember Edge of Night (as a disclaimer, I was quite young at the time -- my formative 2-6 years were spent watching soaps with my mom). The guy who later played Erica's husband on All My Kids (flaring nostrils, dark hair) was the main male character and he had a tumultuous relationship with a woman named Raven.

Then came on cheesy Ryan's Hope. I'd probably like that one more today as it seemed to revolve around an Irish family and their bar or restaurant.

I watched All My Children from the age of 2 to 25. Gave it up after law school though and now it hurts me to watch it (I saw a piece of it a couple weeks ago and had to turn away). Yes, I remember Lauren Holly on it. And of course, Kim Delaney (sigh, Jenny and Greg).

I always hated One Life To Live. Watched General Hospital until about 1988.

n(Erica Kane Martin Chandler Montgomery, etc.)cs

Originally posted by purse junkie
Why the hell would anyone pierce and accessorize something that no one else can see?

Isn't that logic also pertinent for cock rings and pierced clitorises? (Not that you're post in anyway implies that piercing one's nether regions is something that you condone or admire).

[Not Bob]

Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
Also Diane's dad in Say Anything.

And apropos of hockey, you are probably not a Leafs fan so don't remember the Al Iafrate v. Gary Leeman debacle over Mrs. Iafrate/Gary Leeman of the late '80's. But apparently it is that all over again, this time featuring Shayne Corson and Mrs. Mogilny that explains the Leafs latest round of misfortune.

(that and SARS, possibly)

Ouch. I'm sure that a joke could be made about that and Alex Mogilny's lack of scoring, but I don't want to go there.

After the Ducks let the Stars tie it at the end of regulation, they got to 5 OTs before they win. Jesus. I fell asleep during the intermission between the first and second OTs. No Duck losses thus far in two rounds. Emilo may be taking the Cup home to show Denise at this rate.

[str8outavannuys]

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Speaking of overwrought dialogue by falling stars, I'm off the Kevin Smith bandwagon. I think time will not treat his oeuvre kindly. At first I thought Dogma had some funny moments, but then I realized I just wanted to think so, and the balance of it just makes me mad. I've even stopped liking Clerks, which in fact does not bear repeated watching, contrary to popular belief. I'm starting to look upon people who endlessly quote his movies with the same pity and awe as those who could recite Holy Grail in high school. No offense.

If he ruins his Fletch movie, I'll fucking kill him.

Now who's being who's SP? I saw Clerks three times in about 6 months and went from thinking "as good as Reservoir Dogs" to "dogshit around the reservoir" in those three viewings. Haven't watched another Kevin Smith movie.

str(dogshit is a funny word)8

[ABBAKiss]

Tina and Andrew were both recently spotted in Minneapolis at the same time, though not together in the same place. Both said they were aware the other was in town.

A friend directed me to a Minneapolis gossip column which stated: "Win or lose, Tina Fabulous is classy." No lie.

Just thought you'd want to know.

[Sparklehorse]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
I have been feeling kind of itchy lately.

Your avatar brings back horrific flashbacks of babysitting for kids who insisted on watching "My Little Pony" movies over and over and over and over.

When I went looking for a picture, I discovered that they are about to release a new round of this hellish toy (August). If only I were the parent of a small girl right now, the anticipation, the joy!! Maybe I should cross-post a warning to the LWK board.

Originally posted by ABBAKiss
Tina and Andrew were both recently spotted in Minneapolis at the same time, though not together in the same place. Both said they were aware the other was in town.

A friend directed me to a Minneapolis gossip column which stated: "Win or lose, Tina Fabulous is classy." No lie.

Just thought you'd want to know.

WHOA. I had just read the post before this where reality guy says dogshit is a funny word and I thought of how Abba thinks underpants is a funny word. THen I wondered what happend to Abbaclass and SCHWUMP, you posted a second later.

I am psychic

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Originally posted by JoBu
Isn't that logic also pertinent for cock rings and pierced clitorises? (Not that you're post in anyway implies that piercing one's nether regions is something that you condone or admire).

What are you, a nun? (Or monk)

f(and I think that at least the clitoral (hood?) piercings are supposed to have practical use -- but I think nuns aren't allowed to masturbate even, so this may not apply to you, even if you are female)b