Fashion Board 4-6-04 to 5-7-04

[ThurgreedMarshall]

Originally posted by baltassoc
Peasant.

The point of cotillion wasn't to have fun. It was to seperate out the children who were good enough from the those who weren't.

(And apparently, as a place for chicks to dump me. Eight cotillions, got dumped four times. Five if you count the last one, where my date and I weren't really going out at all, I was just serving as cover because her boyfriend was black.)

What a wonderful world I missed out on.

TM

[greatwhitenorthchick]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
You would be one of those 'its a workout" people who totally disregarded the holistic aspect of it.

Actually, I think dtb would be one of those "it's a workout" people.

Namaste.

[notcasesensitive]

Who is going to alert the hipsters that the Von Dutch hats/tee shirts are done? I thought they would have received the memo, but apparently not. Flower? Paigow?

[dtb]

Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
Actually, I think dtb would be one of those "it's a workout" people.

Namaste.

Namaste.

That was too easy (and I won't even get into the to/too problem -- so sad, really.)

[bilmore]

Originally posted by dtb
On your other point -- yoga is totally transforming -- and not the namby-pamby exercise those who don't do it like to think it is. Not the meditative crapola -- that may be nice, but it's not going to shrink your ass. I know someone who didn't lose a pound, but went down two sizes from doing ONLY yoga -- no diet change, no other exercise.

You sound like someone who has converted to Judaism for the food.

(ETA - Damn. STP. Scooped by PP.)

[Did you just call me Coltrane?]

Originally posted by bilmore
You sound like someone who has converted to Judaism for the food.

And this offends you as a Jewish person?

No, it offends me as a comedian!

[Shape Shifter]

Originally posted by dtb
Namaste.

That was too easy (and I won't even get into the to/too problem -- so sad, really.)

How shallow. You probably only liked MC Hammer's "Pray" because it had a beat and you could dance to it, completely disregarding the subtle and sublime message.

Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
Actually, I think dtb would be one of those "it's a workout" people.

Namaste.

My inner humorist bows to your inner humorist.

[Sidd Finch]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
The fact that you would use the term "in the zone" and dismiss the meditative part of the yoga conveys your lack of respect and appreciation for it. You could never be a good yoga teacher. You would be one of those 'its a workout" people who totally disregarded the holistic aspect of it. As my yogi says "the poses are just eastern calisthenics",. When the eastern calisthenics click with the breathing and the inner workings,, then you might understand it. Until then, you are just another neurotic New Yorker trying to eat their white flour bagel and lose it to, on the "American Life" trend machine.

Namaste

This probably explains why every mutual acquaintance that you and I have describes you as such a paragon of inner peace and tranquility.

[Pretty Little Flower]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
Who is going to alert the hipsters that the Von Dutch hats/tee shirts are done? I thought they would have received the memo, but apparently not. Flower? Paigow?

Sorry. Alerting the hipsters that Von Dutch is over is so early 2003. A sure sign of being behind the times. In fact, I would not be surprised if there were now a Von Dutch revival occurring in Williamsburg, ironically mocking those people who bother to tell hipsters that Von Dutch is over. The problem is that there are still some people in Brooklyn who actually still wear Von Dutch in the original supposedly ironic-hip way, so when these people start mixing with the new Von Dutch revivalists, it all gets very Star-Bellied Sneetch and confusing, but that is how these things go. It is still O.K., however, to tell people wearing Von Bitch and other anti-Von Dutch clothing that that trend is over and done.

[str8outavannuys]

Originally posted by bold_n_brazen
This actually makes you Patrick Bateman. Not that there's really anything wrong with that, so long as you don't want to date anyone I like.

Perhaps you should see if Not Me is interested.

POTM.

Question, can someone tell me how I can delete the things in my internet explorer browser window that show what websites I've visited lately?

Originally posted by Sidd Finch
This probably explains why every mutual acquaintance that you and I have describes you as such a paragon of inner peace and tranquility.

better than being a paragon of strippers and baldness

Not that anyone would spend a moment of their free time discussing you/

[Sidd Finch]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
better than being a paragon of strippers and baldness

What can I say? Hairy strippers are kind of gross. I mean, if a girl's is too proud to wax, she shouldn't be shaking her stuff in my face.

[Alex_de_Large]

Originally posted by Sidd Finch
[I]f a girl's is too proud to wax, she shouldn't be shaking her stuff in my face.

New board motto?

[ThurgreedMarshall]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
The fact that you would use the term "in the zone" and dismiss the meditative part of the yoga conveys your lack of respect and appreciation for it. You could never be a good yoga teacher. You would be one of those 'its a workout" people who totally disregarded the holistic aspect of it. As my yogi says "the poses are just eastern calisthenics",. When the eastern calisthenics click with the breathing and the inner workings,, then you might understand it. Until then, you are just another neurotic New Yorker trying to eat their white flour bagel and lose it to, on the "American Life" trend machine.

Really? That's interesting. I thought your Yogi mostly just says "Hey Booboo. Let's take a look in those picanic baskets!"

TM