Meh.

[greatwhitenorthchick]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
Two things:
2) Is it safe to assume that nobody has met fringey since nobody claimed to?

I have met fringey. She is not freaky in the slightest.

Well, maybe in the slightest, but no more than say, me.

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
Dallas is a climate-friendly place to work? Isn't it extremely hot, extremely dry and extremely far from an ocean or mountain?

Wht trauma did you suffer in the snows of your youth? I acutally miss winter. Big warm clothes, the crispy crunch of the fresh snow under your shoes, the strange muted quiet of an outdoor snowy night in a normally loud and bustling place. Fireplaces and hot toddies. It sucks in Feb to March but that's only two months and two months of rain in Cal isnt that much greter of an option.

Did you get frostbite or lose a snowman building contest? Pass out in a snowdrift like Eleanor Mondale?

You are delusional if you think that winters in the Northeast are somehow comparable to rain in Southern California. If you love winter so much, go back to it. There is not a single day of my life that I miss snow/sleet/frost/freezing temperatures. Yes, Dallas is a climate upgrade from upstate New York. Yes, LA is a climate upgrade from Dallas. If this doesn't work out, either Honolulu or Cabo is next for me.

Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
I have met fringey. She is not freaky in the slightest.

Well, maybe in the slightest, but no more than say, me.

I picutre a rather large boned Krautish looking woman in a pleather St. Pauli Girl outfit carrying a giant sausage. Am I off?

[LessinSF]

Originally posted by spookyfish
I once was on the winning panel of a local television quiz show for high school students, so my dork cred is likewise intact.

I not only played Dungeons & Dragons, but I went to conventions.

What do I win?

[greatwhitenorthchick]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
I picutre a rather large boned Krautish looking woman in a pleather St. Pauli Girl outfit carrying a giant sausage. Am I off?

Yes, you are off. That is me and my boyfriend's penis on a Saturday night.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
Yes, you are off. That is me and my boyfriend's penis on a Saturday night.

You carry it for him? That *is* love.

I am not big-boned. I am festive.

[ThurgreedMarshall]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
psst, I have it on good authority she wears a sweater around her neck.

A hit. A veritable hit.

TM

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
Two things:

1) ncs went to a museum with spanky? Does she no longer find his condescenscion and whtever Bush says I agree with mornoity vile?

2) Is it safe to assume that nobody has met fringey since nobody claimed to?

1) I have not been to a museum with Spanky.

2) I have met fringey. Once or twice. Though I would never presume to speak for her. Or, in the alternative, I have met fringey more than once or twice and if she weren't around to defend herself, I might, on occassion, speak up on her behalf. Though I'd never presume to speak for Mr Man. Unless the topic is "Jennifer Love Hewitt - Hot or Not?"

[ThurgreedMarshall]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
I picutre a rather large boned Krautish looking woman in a pleather St. Pauli Girl outfit carrying a giant sausage. Am I off?

Indubitably. How often do you picture this?

TM

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
Two things:

1) ncs went to a museum with spanky? Does she no longer find his condescenscion and whtever Bush says I agree with mornoity vile?

2) Is it safe to assume that nobody has met fringey since nobody claimed to?

Spanky to ncs on the PB (run a search on "museum" to find string; I don't know how link to posts)

"So my sister took my copy of Collapse for her trip to Tibet. She treats my library as her own. The Gods seem to be against me reading the book any time soon. I also have the World is Flat and am on page 65. I think the World is Flat should be the first book and then Collapse second. I am also going to be spending a signficant amount of time (if not all my time) in Orange County starting November 1st. Yes I will be living behind the Orange curtain and I ain't too happy about it. Maybe we should arrange a GA field trip to the Jarred museum. Doesn't Fringey live in LA?"

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Indubitably. How often do you picture this?

TM

I am starting to think she pictures it frequently.

[Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
I picutre a rather large boned Krautish looking woman in a pleather St. Pauli Girl outfit carrying a giant sausage. Am I off?

In DC it was leather. I assume the same in LA. In Dallas, I'm pretty sure it was pleather.

And, when I met her, it was my penis.

[Gattigap]

In a paticularly grisly takedown in front of LA's famous Mann's Chinese Theater.



WSJ reports that Los Angeles' finest have tired of the rampant trademark infringement found at this streetcorner.

• LAPD Officer Michael Shea has spent nearly 25 years patrolling Hollywood and he says this is the craziest collection of characters he's ever seen. Responding to complaints from tourists, business owners and civic leaders, Mr. Shea about a month ago gathered 68 of the characters in a room (many in costume) and candidly informed the Supermen, Batmen and Darth Vaders about the laws that apply to them, which the LAPD vowed to enforce.
  
  For the city, it's a tricky issue: The sidewalk is a public thoroughfare and there are civil rights to be considered. The city only got involved when "tourists were not experiencing a voluntary contribution or donation, but rather much more of a shakedown and some reports of a few characters just taking money out of people's hands," says Bill Kysella, deputy city attorney in Hollywood.
  
  Though many characters left the meeting excited about their roles as responsible "Hollywood Ambassadors," the aggressive solicitation did not abate. So last week, an undercover operation was launched.
  
  Mr. Harper, the 40-year-old Elmo, says he was set up by the cops. But upon returning to his spot a day after his arrest, he conceded that things are tense these days among the characters, who form cliques and alliances to defend their turf and make money. Mr. Harper, for example, says his Elmo is a foe of Batman and Superman, but in cahoots with Mr. Incredible, SpongeBob SquarePants and at least one of the half-dozen Spider-Men who prowl the street.
  
  Members of Elmo's clique often pose in pictures together and split tips when the dollars are flowing. Because many of the costumes have no pockets, wads of cash are often visibly clenched in characters' hands. But as a Saturday stroll down the boulevard showed, other characters are alone and adrift, often wearing ragged costumes and seeming to horn in on others' turf. One Spider-Man and a Puss 'N Boots character, for example, jumped into other characters' pictures at the last minute, then tried to wrangle some of the tip. Both declined to be interviewed.

It's the regional equivalent of street window washers.

[Replaced_Texan]

Originally posted by Gattigap
In a paticularly grisly takedown in front of LA's famous Mann's Chinese Theater.



WSJ reports that Los Angeles' finest have tired of the rampant trademark infringement found at this streetcorner.


It's the regional equivalent of street window washers.

I'm not quite sure what to think about this photograph.

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Indubitably. How often do you picture this?

TM

Whenever she posts about meat and her freaky sexcapadesin the same day. I also have her named "noirwoman" on my IM which does not help. "Noirwoman is now online".