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		|  02-26-2004, 05:37 PM | #3751 |  
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		| notcasesensitive I thought it was interesting that Clear Channel was sponsoring showing.  Heavy right-wing influence in that organization.
 |  Speaking of onerous and heavy-handed organizations, which one of you bozos changed my timely Lebowski-themed Motto for this Board? |  
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		|  02-26-2004, 05:44 PM | #3752 |  
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		| Originally posted by SlaveNoMore Speaking of onerous and heavy-handed organizations, which one of you bozos changed my timely Lebowski-themed Motto for this Board?
 |  Not Me.  I think only Admins have that power, but if I have the power to change this stuff, please let me know this.
 
Speaking of, I prefer the FB motto to be like the other boards - small type, only on forums main page.  did we ever conclude voting on this topic? |  
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		|  02-26-2004, 05:49 PM | #3753 |  
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		| Originally posted by SlaveNoMore Speaking of onerous and heavy-handed organizations, which one of you bozos changed my timely Lebowski-themed Motto for this Board?
 |  I did.
 
Edited to add:  Only admins can make the change.  ncs, we concluded the voting a coouple of months ago.  I am always open to changing it back.
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		|  02-26-2004, 05:52 PM | #3754 |  
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 violins, I'm sorry and hope this isn't insensitive, but thread tie----
 
I wrote a letter to a guy that killed himself before he got it, and which I wished I hadn't sent.
 
In college I'm playing chess by mail with a friend. It was a way of keeping in touch, plus that summer we'd started playing pretty regularly. It was not as nerdy as it sounds.
 
So about 10 moves into a game, he sents me a postcard with a move and this poetic sweet-and-lite thing like
"As spring moves towards summer, and shoots spring up, so to does our game mature and possibilites of moves and gambits arise. We must live through the rain so the good to come can grow, blah blah,etc." 
It was all BS, we just would write crap. 
 
So tobe anti-poetic I sent a postcard back with my move- which was a senseless sacrifice move:
Screw your poetry, and its "slow growth" sentiment. I'm killing stuff- this game is going to get bloody- very bloody indeed." 
I mailed the card, then got a phone call the next morning he had killed himself. His parents got my card a few days later and thought that I must have been insulting him alot and part of why he was depressed. It was fucked up.
 
The thing you realize when you know someone who kills themselves, is the harm a suicidee does to all the people around him, far outweights the "comfort" he gets from it.
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		|  02-26-2004, 05:56 PM | #3755 |  
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		|  02-26-2004, 06:04 PM | #3756 |  
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		| Originally posted by Hank Chinaski Some cultural theorists have postulated that the trends of Gay TV and "metrosexual" fashion signal the fetishization of the male body, and portend the enveloping of the male psyche into the cult of the body which has driven feminine consumerism for decades. What this truly portends, however, is some balls-deep assfucking.
 |   It is a huge turn off to me when a guy is more concerned with fashion and his hair style than I am with mine.  About as big of a turn off as a balls-deep assfucking (which has got to make the room smell like poop).
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		|  02-26-2004, 06:26 PM | #3757 |  
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		| Originally posted by Hank Chinaski The thing you realize when you know someone who kills themselves, is the harm a suicidee does to all the people around him, far outweights the "comfort" he gets from it.
 |  Yep.
 
Fuck, now I'm depressed.   Can we talk about rice or threesomes or something? |  
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		|  02-26-2004, 06:34 PM | #3758 |  
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		| Originally posted by Sidd Finch Can we talk about rice or threesomes or something?
 |  You may discuss this:
   
She got caught wearing the same (ugly) dress that Britney wore a few weeks ago.  The horror.
 
I haven't seen Lost in Translation yet, but someone please tell me that she usually looks better than this.  Otherwise my faith in Atticus' crushes will be sorely tested.  [not to take this back to religion talk of anything]
 
ETA am I the only one who expects a Scarlett to be a brunette?  This blond thing is messing with me. |  
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		|  02-26-2004, 06:37 PM | #3759 |  
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 Jim Caviezel survives getting hit by lightning, the assistant director gets struck by lightning twice , and some poor woman in Kansas  whose only crime was seeing the movie dies during the crucifixion scene?
 
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		|  02-26-2004, 06:38 PM | #3760 |  
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				Scarlett Johansson
			 
 She usually looks better than this. 
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		|  02-26-2004, 06:38 PM | #3761 |  
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		| Originally posted by notcasesensitive You may discuss this:
 
 
   
 She got caught wearing the same (ugly) dress that Britney wore a few weeks ago.  The horror.
 |  Is it just me or does the gap between her legs look unusually large?
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		|  02-26-2004, 06:38 PM | #3762 |  
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		| Originally posted by notcasesensitive You may discuss this:
 
 [IMG]She got caught wearing the same (ugly) dress that Britney wore a few weeks ago.  The horror.
 
 I haven't seen Lost in Translation yet, but someone please tell me that she usually looks better than this.  Otherwise my faith in Atticus' crushes will be sorely tested.  [not to take this back to religion talk of anything]
 
 
 ETA am I the only one who expects a Scarlett to be a brunette?  This blond thing is messing with me.
 |   Does anyone know whether she is actually a brunette who has gone blond?  The blond looks fake-y.  And what's with the orange eyeshadow?  I guess it is "fashion" and I shouldn't comment.
 
I like the shoes though. |  
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		|  02-26-2004, 06:39 PM | #3763 |  
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		| Originally posted by notcasesensitive I haven't seen Lost in Translation yet, but someone please tell me that she usually looks better than this.  Otherwise my faith in Atticus' crushes will be sorely tested.
 |  Not my crush.  It's either Slave or str8.  I'm the one who wants to get all inky with Kim Possible. |  
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		|  02-26-2004, 06:41 PM | #3764 |  
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		|  02-26-2004, 06:43 PM | #3765 |  
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		| Originally posted by Alex_de_Large Is it just me or does the gap between her legs look unusually large?
 |   Her feet are farther apart than shoulder-width apart and I think that produces the weird-looking large space. |  
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