Fashion Board 12-09-03 through 1-08-04

[leagleaze]

Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
Not quite to last -- Boston certainly can't match it, and doesn't have much in the way of natural beauty. And Philadelphia is a pit from any angle.

Not huge, but hardly a pit. Philly doesn't allow skyscraper building, hasn't since the 80s.




Harrisburg is very small, but the skyline is quite pretty.

I should scan some of the pictures I have taken.

[notcasesensitive]

You people, with your silly skyline comparisons embarrass yourselves and, frankly, you embarrass me. I'm surprised no one from DC has come along to post the skyline for the "city with the best skyline where no building is over 15 stories" yet.*

Once you finish with your biggest dick, er I mean building, competition and your most scenic downtown extravaganza you will all realize that there is only one city skyline that was thought of highly enough to be promenently featured in a cheesy 1980s nighttime soap opera. And that skyline is presented below:




*This is a trick on my part, as no one actually is from DC

[Greedy,Greedy,Greedy]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
GGG, you may need to explain the historical importance of those places to those of us who aren't old enough to remember the colonial period.

Do they have historical importance?

Boston is important because I'm there. I have no idea why Philadelphia exists.

(Note, I'm not dissing Harrisburg here, it looks like an A No. 1 Class B town).

[tmdiva]

Originally posted by Oliver_Wendell_Ramone
My morning office view of Mt. Hood has been unbelievable the last couple of days.

My morning shower view of St. Helens, pink from the rising sun, has also been fantastic. Yesterday morning was so clear I could see Rainier too.

tm

[leagleaze]

Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
Do they have historical importance?

Boston is important because I'm there. I have no idea why Philadelphia exists.

(Note, I'm not dissing Harrisburg here, it looks like an A No. 1 Class B town).

Those were pictures of Philly not Harrisburg. I figure you are joking on the whole historical importance thing.


Here is Harrisburg but it isn't a good shot. Most of what is pretty is when you can see it against the water.

[Greedy,Greedy,Greedy]

Originally posted by leagleaze
Those were pictures of Philly not Harrisburg. I figure you are joking on the whole historical importance thing.


Here is Harrisburg but it isn't a good shot. Most of what is pretty is when you can see it against the water.

Funny, when I google for the Harrisburg Skyline, this is what I get:

[leagleaze]

Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
Funny, when I google for the Harrisburg Skyline, this is what I get:

Ah yes, TMI. If your city had had the most serious nuclear disaster in this country, well, ever, then that would be what showed up when you googled too.

I love the fact the planes still fly right over it when we come into the city. It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy about the security.

Still, that is in fact not part of the Harrisburg skyline. It's really in middletown I think.

[AngryMulletMan]

Come on, people, it's Friday. Enough of this skyline crap, chimples, rude behavior and sitcoms (except for Three's Company, which I believe qualifies as a titcom). And flirting at work? NFW. Blech.

We're supposed to be flaming with impunity.

So, in honor of that, fuck you, fuck you all!

AM(ready to fire up the chainsaw)M

[Shape Shifter]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
Once you finish with your biggest dick, er I mean building, competition and your most scenic downtown extravaganza you will all realize that there is only one city skyline that was thought of highly enough to be promenently featured in a cheesy 1980s nighttime soap opera.

Are you sure that wasn't a sitcom?

[NotFromHere]

Originally posted by Shape Shifter
I just thanked gray hair for the nuts. It led to a whole nut-themed conversation. Strange. That.

I hope it went something like...I love to hold your hot nuts in my hand before they go in my mouth...


Oh and edited to add best looking city with threat of impending volcanic blast...

[Hank Chinaski]

Bitch, please Post #2823


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Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
To whom? The 24 people on this Board who don't already know who I am or the infinite other number of lurkers among whom our one night stand is legendary?

Trust me, toots. You are most out-of-the-loop.
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originally posted by Paigow Princess
I mean you could not possibly get fired, which is the whole point about worried about being outed, Mister Selling Sandwiches in the Dead Show Parking Lot Even THough the Dead Aren't Playing.

I am sure I will hear if and when you pass the bar, not bc I care, but bc sometimes people say things when there is nothing else to talk about

When Martha makes her reappearance in the living room, she has changed her clothes into something more comfortable and voluptuous, slacks and a tawdry, tight-fitting blouse - something she rarely does according to George: "Martha is not changing for me. Martha hasn't changed for me in years. If Martha is changing, it means we're gonna be here for days. You are being accorded an honor..." George calls her new attire her "Sunday chapel dress." Martha lets more sparks fly by bawdily insulting her husband's position in the History Department:


"George is bogged down in the History Department. He's an old bog in the History Department, that's what George is. A bog...A fen...A G.D. swamp. Ha, ha, ha, ha, A Swamp. Hey, swamp. Hey, SWAMPY!"
Learning that Nick was both a quarterback and a former intercollegiate state middleweight boxing champion, Martha makes lascivious, obscene advances toward the attractive young man. She taunts him: "You still look like you have a pretty good body now, too, is that right? Have you?...Is that right? Have you kept your body?" Even Honey naively encourages her observations about his studly body: "Yes, he has a very firm body." Martha describes how her own "paunchy" husband doesn't like "body talk. 'Paunchy' here isn't too happy when the conversation moves to muscle."

[SlaveNoMore]

AngryMulletMan
Come on, people, it's Friday. Enough of this skyline crap, chimples, rude behavior and sitcoms (except for Three's Company, which I believe qualifies as a titcom). And flirting at work? NFW. Blech.

We're supposed to be flaming with impunity.

So, in honor of that, fuck you, fuck you all!

AM(ready to fire up the chainsaw)M

Blow me.

[but if you bring the Jeannie outfit, I'll say "please"]

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
Funny, when I google for the Harrisburg Skyline, this is what I get:

If that's what Harrisburg's industrial wasteland/environmental disaster area looks like, it's doing pretty fucking well. Take a gander at Gary sometime.

Merry Christmas!

[Skeks in the city]

Originally posted by evenodds

How often do you flirt on the job to get what you want?

Originally posted by bold_n_brazen

Constantly. That's fucking sad.

No, fucking them is a clear quid pro quo. Merely flirting with them is not.

[AngryMulletMan]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
Blow me.

[but if you bring the Jeannie outfit, I'll say "please"]

Bite me.

And don't forget to bring the JWB.