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[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally posted by Alex_de_Large
I guess that means that the system has given me a Brazillian, as Mrs. dL is, in fact, expecting.

Thats only a minor fraction of the syatem I'm refering to...

You know me. I'm a broad brush kinda guy.

Originally posted by dtb
Thank you, NotBob -- you remind me of a celebrity sighting that I forgot to mention.

Kate Winslet was in my grocery store (in CT -- the middle of nowhere -- WTF was she doing there?!!? My neighborhood better not turn into some famous-people getaway.) Anyway, she's not fat. She's taller than I would have expected, and she's not skinny -- but definitely not fat. Not even full-figured.

My sister has run into Greg Brady and Richard Gere multiple times in her small CT town. ITs good for your real estate values. Well,maybe notthe Greg Brady part.

And you might appreciate this. Mel Gibson resided in my hometown, in the horse country part. People generally allowed the horse people to traverse their properties as customary but Mel did not. He is a real asshole.

[Sparklehorse]

Originally posted by NotFromHere
Listen, I'm just saying that there was no need to get the police all involved. The running away was probably triggered by a fight with her parents about her 24 yo deadbeat actor boyfriend. All she had to do was say hey mom and dad, I'm going to live with Ashton. K?

Maybe the parents don't want her to move in with Ashton, K? And maybe they don't want the state to file child neglect charges either.

Originally posted by Gattigap
You seem to be assuming that this 16 year old kid's celebrity somehow accellerates her maturation instead of (like everyone else in this town) regressing the process.

I cannot believe you bothered to italicize a word but then misspelled it.

[bold_n_brazen]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
I cannot believe you bothered to italicize a word but then misspelled it.

I cannot believe you are giving anybody a hard time about spelling.

Originally posted by bold_n_brazen
I didn't have a problem with that. She realised that Nate would have loved their child regardless. In fact, the whole "this kid sucks" Nate was really only just in her head.

eta: rp said it better than I did. No one is surprised by this.

The damaged, unfixable kid thing was a metaphor for Brenda beung damaged and unfixable and had nothing to do with the kid. I read it that Nate would have gone back to Brenda, and Brenda would have been accepted into the family (hence, the Nathaniel visit, on top of the David saying they are family and Ruth offering to help) had he lived. And this enabled her to be successsful and remarry happily and all that shit.

[spookyfish]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
Mel Gibson resided in my hometown, in the horse country part. People generally allowed the horse people to traverse their properties as customary but Mel did not. He is a real asshole.

And a midget to boot.

Apropos of nothing, you didn't go to Yale, did you?

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by bold_n_brazen
I cannot believe you are giving anybody a hard time about spelling.

I can't believe I get to see the perpetuation of the second thread this week that has my initials in it. Yay!

Originally posted by bold_n_brazen
I cannot believe you are giving anybody a hard time about spelling.

I cannot believe somebody actually posted this, and so quickly! THe point is, that I dont bother with edits, but Gatti not only does, but took the time to click on the I button, and go to the top left and plug in a word and accept it, but then didnt correct the spelling. Its like shepherdizing without blue booking.

[bold_n_brazen]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
The damaged, unfixable kid thing was a metaphor for Brenda beung damaged and unfixable and had nothing to do with the kid. I read it that Nate would have gone back to Brenda, and Brenda would have been accepted into the family (hence, the Nathaniel visit, on top of the David saying they are family and Ruth offering to help) had he lived. And this enabled her to be successsful and remarry happily and all that shit.

I don't know. I don't think he would have gone back to Brenda. I don't think she would have taken him back either.

And the family was pretty shitty to her at the funeral. It was only as they all began to move past their grief that they realised they were all connected as family, whether they liked it or not.

Originally posted by spookyfish
And a midget to boot.

Apropos of nothing, you didn't go to Yale, did you?

I did. But I will not say at what point for that is indeed outable.

[spookyfish]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
I cannot believe somebody actually posted this, and so quickly! THe point is, that I dont bother with edits, but Gatti not only does, but took the time to click on the I button, and go to the top left and plug in a word and accept it, but then didnt correct the spelling. Its like shepherdizing without blue booking.

Actually, you can just type in the "i"s with the brackets. It's much faster that way.

[bold_n_brazen]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
I cannot believe somebody actually posted this, and so quickly! THe point is, that I dont bother with edits, but Gatti not only does, but took the time to click on the I button, and go to the top left and plug in a word and accept it, but then didnt correct the spelling. Its like shepherdizing without blue booking.

Just so you know, I can italicize without doing all that. Because well, you know, I've managed to learn a little HTML over the years.

[bold_n_brazen]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
I did. But I will not say at what point for that is indeed outable.

Passing out somewhere on campus does not qualify as "attending".

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by bold_n_brazen
Just so you know, I can italicize without doing all that. Because well, you know, I've managed to learn a little HTML over the years.

What's shepherdizing?!!