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

[Replaced_Texan]

Originally posted by Anne Elk
Have you read Laurie King? Her Mary Russell/Sherlock Holmes series is great. I try to stay away from legal thrillers, they remind me too much of work.

The only Laurie King I've read is Folly, which I thought was incredible. I'm planning on picking up both of her other series as soon as I get some of my "to be read" out of the way.

Edited to add that Folly is not a legal thriller, but is set in contemporay times. There is a follow up that just came out, and I'm disremembering the name of it.

[Anne Elk]

Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
The only Laurie King I've read is Folly, which I thought was incredible. I'm planning on picking up both of her other series as soon as I get some of my "to be read" out of the way.

Speaking of the "to be read" pile, anyone have a favorite magazine that they read cover to cover, Letters to the Editor and all?

I have a stack of Smithsonians that I need to get through before I start the books on my hibernation list. I enjoy it so much that I usually wait until I have several issues so I can read them back to back.

Vanity Fair is a close second. I read most of it.

[leagleaze]

IDAVILLE, FL—Police are currently investigating the death of police detective Leroy "Encyclopedia" Brown, 49, whose body was discovered in a Dumpster behind the Idaville Public Library Monday.

[ThurgreedMarshall]

Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
They last through tonight so he can assess whether they're close or hate each other. If they're close, he's got to ditch them both -- immediately, or at least before the point when he's ditching only one at a time. If they hate each other, well, fantasy time!

Wrong. Who wants to date twins separately? Jesus, that would be a nightmare. Twice the girlfriend in terms of nagging, whining and discussions about feelings, without the variety. You have the same conversations twice, but it would be like fucking the same girl even though you're not. Who needs it?

You want them to be close. Not too close, but close enough so that you can fuck them at the same time without them being into each other. All attention on you.

Thurgreed(now that's the fantasy)Marshall

[Did you just call me Coltrane?]

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Jesus, that would be a nightmare. Twice the girlfriend in terms of nagging, whining and discussions about feelings, without the variety.

Thurgreed(now that's the fantasy)Marshall

You just made me shiver. Twice the feelings? Would you have to shop with BOTH of them too?

Originally posted by Anne Elk
So can any of you lofty bridge players recommend a way for a newbie to get started? Any good books out there or ways to find people to play with? I love card games but not the gambling kind. Lots of Whist, Spades and Hearts in my background.

Anne
Had a lay down Woo once.

I wished you live here. You are in Boston right? I would totally learn bridge with you, and I live to play Hearts. And we could watch tennis matches together.

OK, I am making us sound like a hypothetical fiftysomething lesbian couple.

[evenodds]

Originally posted by Anne Elk
Speaking of the "to be read" pile, anyone have a favorite magazine that they read cover to cover, Letters to the Editor and all?

Entertainment Weekly.
Real Simple.
Lucky.
Fitness.
Cooking Light.
Elle Decor.

I also get Vogue, W, ESPN the Magazine, Bon Appetit, the Source, and Private Clubs.

[purse junkie]

Originally posted by Anne Elk
Speaking of the "to be read" pile, anyone have a favorite magazine that they read cover to cover, Letters to the Editor and all?

Bitch and Bust. And Glamour. Oh, go to hell, like feminists can't be addicted to lip gloss?

[Anne Elk]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
I wished you live here. You are in Boston right? I would totally learn bridge with you, and I live to play Hearts. And we could watch tennis matches together.

OK, I am making us sound like a hypothetical fiftysomething lesbian couple.

And to think I was pondering a move to DC before I found my new job in Beantown. So close.

[Did you just call me Coltrane?]

Originally posted by evenodds


ESPN the Magazine

This magazine is unreadable. And I love reading about sports.

Actually, Sport's Illustrated used to be good, but sucks now. What happened?

[purse junkie]

Originally posted by Did you just call me Coltrane?
You just made me shiver. Twice the feelings? Would you have to shop with BOTH of them too?

You're doing twins and you're whining about having to go shopping with them?

Neanderthal, please. At least make yourself useful and take out their garbage.

[ABBAKiss]

Originally posted by Anne Elk
Speaking of the "to be read" pile, anyone have a favorite magazine that they read cover to cover, Letters to the Editor and all?

Penthouse.

Originally posted by Did you just call me Coltrane?
This magazine is unreadable. And I love reading about sports.

Actually, Sport's Illustrated used to be good, but sucks now. What happened?

fratboy, please. she doesnt really read the magazine, she is jsut filling csquared's shoes as the resident sexy sports loving lady. it just sits there on her coffeetable next to martha stewart living and the good vibrations catalog

[Not Bob]

Originally posted by ABBAKiss
[what magazine do you read cover to cover?] Penthouse.

Apropos of nothing, I still laugh whenever I think about that scene in "The Sure Thing" where the English professor reads John Cusack's "Dear Penthouse Forum" letter out loud in class.

Originally posted by ABBAKiss
Penthouse.

You win the BVBotY award. * congrats. its why I am a fan






*Baudy Vaudevillesque Bilmore of the Year