It's all about me

[Shape Shifter]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
8815 in Diamond Mine. You got served.

I take it this is the wrong time to ask how busy everyone is.

[AnotherSarcasticSock]

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
I say no to hot saucing. It's a waste of good hot sauce.

If I were your child, I'd be more worried about the Hot Carl as a discipline technique.

[ABBAKiss]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
8815 in Diamond Mine. You got served.

Oh -- it is ON.

[Atticus Grinch]

Originally posted by Shape Shifter
My thoughts exactly. What's wrong with using cheap tequila?

Apparently hot sauce is cheap and abundant. At least, that's the only reason I can think of for the Border Patrol to use it as ammunition against Mexican border incursions. Um, I suggest this would be a more effective weapon against the Canadians. The Border Patrol may not realize that Mexicans eat this stuff for breakfast. It would be like shooting transfats at Wisconsin.

Then again, if we'd had this technology in 1836, the Alamo would have turned out --- ¡muy sabroso!

[greatwhitenorthchick]

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Um, I suggest this would be a more effective weapon against the Canadians.

You're forgetting that we really dig the hot sauce when it's mixed into a nice glass of clamato, vodka and celery garnish. mmmm, bloody caesar.

[NotFromHere]

Originally posted by tmdiva
Thanks for the pictures, folks. I'll be feeling happy and slightly aroused for the rest of the day.

tm

So, no different than any other day.

[Flinty_McFlint]

The world's most expensive blow job.

"Gallo wrote, produced, directed, edited, starred in, and was the director of photography for his labor of love, and for all that work, he has been called a narcissist.

One scene near the movie's end, in which Oscar-nominated actress Chloe Sevigny performs oral sex on Gallo, has left the film open to the label "pornography," but Gallo had his point."

Chloe is nice and all, but I would have gotten more funding and a more attractive A-list leading lady. Or maybe less funding and Jenna Jamison.

Link to article on Brown Bunny

[NotFromHere]

Not to squelch the Jenna talk, but when is it too soon to speculate about "terrorist action?" The 2 planes crashing in Russia sound suspect (or 1 plane down, 1 plane missing depending on the reports you read).

Because I remember when there was the blackout in the NY/Boston area a couple of years ago and the first words out of anyone's mouth was "IT'S NOT A TERRORIST ACTION - IT WAS SOMEBODY'S FUCKUP AT CON-ED."

So is this what it has come to? Everytime anything happens, we jump to the conclusion that it's a terrorist?

How's the security in Russia? Is it like London, Heathrow where you have to walk past the guys with rifles, or is it like landing in Cancun?

[Anne Elk]

Originally posted by NotFromHere
Not to squelch the Jenna talk, but when is it too soon to speculate about "terrorist action?" The 2 planes crashing in Russia sound suspect (or 1 plane down, 1 plane missing depending on the reports you read).

Both planes departed from same airport and crashed/disappeared within minutes of each other. It's either terrorists or one of the ground crew guys had too much vodka for lunch.

[Atticus Grinch]

Originally posted by NotFromHere
How's the security in Russia? Is it like London, Heathrow where you have to walk past the guys with rifles, or is it like landing in Cancun?

This is cold comfort, but my wife flew Aeroflot once --- once ---during the Soviet era. I surmise from her account that two Aeroflot planes going down on the same day would not be a remote coincidence. Not even remotely.

[bold_n_brazen]

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
This is cold comfort, but my wife flew Aeroflot once --- once ---during the Soviet era. I surmise from her account that two Aeroflot planes going down on the same day would not be a remote coincidence. Not even remotely.

I tend to agree. Plus both planes were Russian built. It's not like the Russians are known for their superior craftsmanship.

Also, last time I checked, there weren't any terrorists who really had it in for the Russians...

eta: Except for the Chechens, apparently, who do want to blow shit up in Russian...

[greatwhitenorthchick]

Originally posted by bold_n_brazen

Also, last time I checked, there weren't any terrorists who really had it in for the Russians...

The Chechens have a bone or two to pick, or so I've heard. (Or maybe you are being sarcastic and my sarcastic-radar is way off).

[NotFromHere]

Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
The Chechens have a bone or two to pick, or so I've heard. (Or maybe you are being sarcastic and my sarcastic-radar is way off).

You could be right.

Bonifield reported that “the war in Chechnya has raised, off and on since 1994, a real problem for Russia.”

A series of deadly explosions in recent years has claimed hundreds of lives in blasts that have been blamed mostly on Chechen separatist rebels.

“We've seen repeated attacks — including here in Moscow — that have been caused by Chechen rebels," Bonifield said, adding that Russian transportation officials “are fairly rigorous about protecting their aviation industry.”

The crash comes only days before Sunday’s presidential election in the breakaway republic of Chechnya. Pro-Russian President Akhmad Kadyrov was killed by a bombing in May.

[Anne Elk]

What's up with the glamour shots fo athletes that appear behind Bob Costas during evening coverage? They all look like freaks.

[str8outavannuys]

Originally posted by tmdiva
Amen. There's just something about his lips that really gets my motor running. And I'm totally with Anne on the low-rise suits. When they're not so great from the neck up, it's really thoughtful of them to give us so much else to look at.

I've also been enjoying the sprinters' singlets (or whatever you call them), especially when they show the replays in slow motion.

Ah, the Olympics. Good times.

tm

This has not gone unnoticed. My wife remarked that his foot speed isn't the only thing that sets 400m-winning-white boy apart from most other white guys.

str(present company excluded, of course)8.