Fashion Board 3-5-04 to 4-6-04

[Oliver_Wendell_Ramone]

Originally posted by sunnybunny
we actually resolved this issue this morning when I told him the stainless steel blender he bought em last weekend as a bribe
Bunny

The use of "em" is annoying enough (and sort of iceberg lettuce revivalish, as well) when used properly. But used in the first person, it just makes no fucking sense whatsoever. Unless, I guess, you think your gender is outable. But I'm pretty sure Sunny is out as a chick.

Unless the boyfriend bought the blender for some undisclosed gender-neutral third party. In which case, I'm just confused.

[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
Cant you admit when you are wrong. THe point of the comment was displaying cooze rags on the coffeetable was a redneck move. Perhaps the redneck KNOWS that Playboy is the DaVinci Code of the cooze world and is trying to show his friends how smart he is and that is why he puts it on the coffeetable.

I don't agree its a totally redneck move. Amongst many of my friends of excellent Northeastern and Left Coast breeding (I can supply their papers if necessary), the Playboys are left within eyeshot of guests. One friend has years worth of them collected in newspaper bin next to his couch. I think he's just being a bit obnoxious. Another buddy of mine used to (and still might) leave a huge day glo green dildo within eyeshot of guests. He was a freak, but not a Nascar guy.

But, as I said before, I understand your point, and I think it is somewhat valid, but there are many many exceptions.

I know which forks to use and I frequently act like the Nascar stereotype simply for a laugh or just because I like to push people's buttons.

[Dave]

Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
behold the Flower

Just curious -- Does the change in signature line indicate a newfound acceptance of Flower-hating?

Not that I do. NTTAWWT.

Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
I don't agree its a totally redneck move. Amongst many of my friends of excellent Northeastern and Left Coast breeding (I can supply their papers if necessary), the Playboys are left within eyeshot of guests. One friend has years worth of them collected in newspaper bin next to his couch. I think he's just being a bit obnoxious. Another buddy of mine used to (and still might) leave a huge day glo green dildo within eyeshot of guests. He was a freak, but not a Nascar guy.

But, as I said before, I understand your point, and I think it is somewhat valid, but there are many many exceptions.

I know which forks to use and I frequently act like the Nascar stereotype simply for a laugh or just because I like to push people's buttons.

Do you know anything about coffeetables?

[ThurgreedMarshall]

Originally posted by Did you just call me Coltrane?

You like that suit? I think they had an opportunity to really create something that would be burned in our minds for all of eternity and they blew it.

TM

[ABBAKiss]

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
You like that suit? I think they had an opportunity to really create something that would be burned in our minds for all of eternity and they blew it.

TM

I totally agree. That picture in particular makes her body look weird. And her body ain't weird.

[Replaced_Texan]

Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
I am willing to do many things, but this is not one of them.

Dammit, NASCAR races are fun. I heartily recommend them to all of you.

What can I say? I'm a Formula 1 snob.

Actually, I just wanted to rave about the Ceaser salad recipe. Ty, I'll try to remember to post it when I get home.

[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
Do you know anything about coffeetables?

They make terrible masturbation targets.

[dtb]

Originally posted by Oliver_Wendell_Ramone
The use of "em" is annoying enough (and sort of iceberg lettuce revivalish, as well) when used properly. But used in the first person, it just makes no fucking sense whatsoever. Unless, I guess, you think your gender is outable. But I'm pretty sure Sunny is out as a chick.

Unless the boyfriend bought the blender for some undisclosed gender-neutral third party. In which case, I'm just confused.

I was with you on this, until I realized it was probably a typo, so I let it slide.

However, bunny, please be on notice that if this was NOT a typo, I share in Ollie's outrage.

[sunnybunny]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
I have noticed that you have taken to the use of the word "hella". Are you aware that thiat was San Francisco standard circa 1993, then was used in a South Park ironically to mock the use of the word circa 1997 and went the way of the dodo in 1998? Way past its sellby date and you dont get str8 retro points for trying to resurrect it. You just look hopelessly lost in the NASCAR set for being so out of it.

i've been using the term since highschool when some overlly tat'ed guy from SF in a band I liked taught it to me. Mere coincidence that you've heard me use it twice in 48 hours. I refuse to delete words from my active vocabulary merely based on the tides of usage by those around me...but I apprecaite your concern for my image.

[Did you just call me Coltrane?]

Originally posted by ABBAKiss
I totally agree. That picture in particular makes her body look weird. And her body ain't weird.

Better?

Picture was huge...sorry

Here's a link: http://frahacker.supereva.it/Ragazze...Berry%2007.jpg

[sunnybunny]

Originally posted by dtb
I was with you on this, until I realized it was probably a typo, so I let it slide.

However, bunny, please be on notice that if this was NOT a typo, I share in Ollie's outrage.

Typo...in case you haven't noticed...Paigow isn't the only one who deserves an F in FB typing class.

[Jack Manfred]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
I have noticed that you have taken to the use of the word "hella". Are you aware that thiat was San Francisco standard circa 1993, then was used in a South Park ironically to mock the use of the word circa 1997 and went the way of the dodo in 1998?

Wrong.

First, native San Franciscans never said "hella." It was a clear tipoff that you grew up in the East Bay. I learned this the hard way in college.

Second, Hella is back and this time they're a guitar-and-drums combo.

Third (and unrelated), for a magazine to be a "cooze" magazine, it must use the word "cooze" to describe the female genitals. As Playboy does not, Playboy is not a "cooze" magazine.

Fourth (and related to the unrelated), I've never liked or understood the origin of that word. Atticus, BRC, your thoughts?

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
You like that suit? I think they had an opportunity to really create something that would be burned in our minds for all of eternity and they blew it.

TM

She looks like Whoopi Goldberg in this pic.

[dtb]

Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
I know which forks to use and ... [unimportant for these purposes].

I am curious. You use this phrase a lot, and I would like to ask you why. I take it that it is a form of shorthand for "I am a fancy-pants" or similar. However, knowing which fork to use could also mean that your forbearers were in service, and as such, knew what went where, and for what purpose, which (I am ascribing this view to you, but it is an informed ascription -- if that's a word) would make you a not-fancy-pants.