Fashion Board 6-9-04 to 7-13-04

[Pretty Little Flower]

Originally posted by Anne Elk
Thanks, I've been following it on Game Cast. Can't wait to see the replay of Campbell's disallowed goal. Portugal are now up 2-1.

2-2. Could go to penalty kicks.

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by ironweed
Mmmmmmm. Finger-print peanut butter sandwiches on wheat bread, with just that little bit of condensation on the inside of the plastic bag. A pear with more bruises than Courtney Love. Warm chocolate milk.

Unless it's a product of my fevered imagination, I recall eating "chicken" sandwiches that were make with "chicken" that was sliced, cold-cut style, from a chicken loaf. Did this actually exist? Good god we were poor.

you bastards are reminding me that I never got homemade lunches because us latch-key kids don't have moms who "shop for groceries" and "make sandwiches".* I feel so unloved.


*oddly I did have a couple of lunchboxes (Winnie the Pooh, Happy Days), but I don't recall really using them (and the Happy Days one was a hand-me-down from the days that my older sister was not a latch-key kid and, presumably, had homemade lunches).

[NotFromHere]

Originally posted by Hank Chinaski
how could you open a useless news forum, and not make nfh the moderator? I'm not saying I feel she should be, but it would be playing to consesus.

I've been interviewing bodyguards to help out with my "stalker" situation rhymes with deprave. Every day he makes a comment trying to draw me out into the open where he can take a shot. So far he's missed miserably and has only taken collateral shots. And yet he is still obsessed.

[patentparanyc]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
you bastards are reminding me that I never got homemade lunches because us latch-key kids don't have moms who "shop for groceries" and "make sandwiches".* I feel so unloved.


*oddly I did have a couple of lunchboxes (Winnie the Pooh, Happy Days), but I don't recall really using them (and the Happy Days one was a hand-me-down from the days that my older sister was not a latch-key kid and, presumably, had homemade lunches).

Do latch-key kids have stay at home mom envy? I always took it for granted that she stayed at home and felt stifled.

[sunnybunny]

Recall a while ago I was trying to figure out what young starlet has lots of plastic surgery (caught the end of a gossip show on radio and didn't get the name, but it was a female who was too young by normal standards be getting a face lift and also got a boob job) well...I think it was tara reid. Check her out on the new listing on www.awfulplasticsurgery.com

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by patentparanyc
Do latch-key kids have stay at home mom envy? I always took it for granted that she stayed at home and felt stifled.

I am really only bitter about the missed pb&j sandwiches and processed dessert food. I am not bitter about arriving home everyday to the empty house and hours upon hours of afternoon tv.

[NotFromHere]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
I am really only bitter about the missed pb&j sandwiches and processed dessert food. I am not bitter about arriving home everyday to the empty house and hours upon hours of afternoon tv.

Right on! Stay at home moms are boring and make you do chores and homework and stuff. Who needs that when you have Speed Racer and Gigantor to watch?

[AnotherSarcasticSock]

Originally posted by sunnybunny
He already has one of those. It's on the shelf in between the Flying Nun and Harlem GLobetrotters.

You spend a lot of time daydreaming about being a Welcome Back Kotter lunchbox, don't you?

[patentparanyc]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
I am really only bitter about the missed pb&j sandwiches and processed dessert food. I am not bitter about arriving home everyday to the empty house and hours upon hours of afternoon tv.

that's what I mean. You can do what you want when you want. For that, I guess I could slap together some PB&J myself.

[Hank Chinaski]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
you bastards are reminding me that I never got homemade lunches because us latch-key kids don't have moms who "shop for groceries" and "make sandwiches".* I feel so unloved.

Yeah, but late at night when mom got home with your newest "uncle," didn't he usually give you money to go hang out at the 7-11? I never had that.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
you bastards are reminding me that I never got homemade lunches because us latch-key kids don't have moms who "shop for groceries" and "make sandwiches".* I feel so unloved.


*oddly I did have a couple of lunchboxes (Winnie the Pooh, Happy Days), but I don't recall really using them (and the Happy Days one was a hand-me-down from the days that my older sister was not a latch-key kid and, presumably, had homemade lunches).

I had to make my own damn lunch from age 8 or so on. Well, only up to high school. In high school, one of my parents made my lunch for me every day. But that's a long story.

[Shape Shifter]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
I had to make my own damn lunch from age 8 or so on. Well, only up to high school. In high school, one of my parents made my lunch for me every day. But that's a long story.

You didn't go out for lunch?

[patentparanyc]

Originally posted by Shape Shifter
You didn't go out for lunch?

Yes, we were allowed to go off campus too.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by Shape Shifter
You didn't go out for lunch?

Not all the time. In fact, frequently not. Apparently unlike the rich kids like you that you hung out with, my friends and I didn't all have cars, or the money to go out.

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
I am really only bitter about the missed pb&j sandwiches and processed dessert food. I am not bitter about arriving home everyday to the empty house and hours upon hours of afternoon tv.

You know, I hate to break this to you, but I was a latch-key kid and my mother both shopped for groceries and made my lunch until I was in high school. But I turned out exactly the same as you, so don't let this difference bother you.