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Old 03-05-2004, 11:40 AM   #4906
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I know a few women like that. They are about 5's on the 1 - 10 scale and insist on trying to date 6'2" guys in great shape who are well-to-do professionals. Needless to say, they aren't successful in their pursuit of these guys.

Depends on what is in it for you. If it bothers his friend, then let his friend say something. If it bothers your friend, let her say something.

Why get involved.
Learning what "league" you're in is a hell of a task. You might be pleasantly surprised; you might also be devastated. Sounds like your friends are in deep denial.
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Old 03-05-2004, 11:41 AM   #4907
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...sounded like a good idea last night...then again, so did the beer and red wine...and the all-you-can-eat-meat dinner at Fogo de Chão (http://www.fogodechao.com/flash_index.php). Ugh.

Anyone else been? So much meat.
I have been to those type of restaurants. Ugh is right.

There was great article in the NYT a couple of months back about the transformation of grappa from low end to high end. (It was not just marketing - they actually changed the process.) I have always associated it with paint thinner, but this article made a compelling case that there is good stuff out there. Anyone a grappa fan? Any recs?
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Old 03-05-2004, 11:41 AM   #4908
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Dude...i know the answer to this one, call me.
I hate to do this but would be a hypcrite if I didnt. This is a britassoc violation. It is superfluous, reeks of junior high and serves to potentially deter other folks from responding when I want a serious of responses so I can gauge timing. Plus, it could have been done, and waws in fact done, by email. Not personal but if I didnt point this out , people would wonder who stole my apssword.
 
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Whats the timing on the turnaround?
I've always gotton it within one or two days of when they promised. So, yeah, sometimes it's one or two days late, but it does come.
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Old 03-05-2004, 11:42 AM   #4910
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Whats the timing on the turnaround?
Translation: I need a loan.

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Old 03-05-2004, 11:43 AM   #4911
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Translation: Hello, Friday night!

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Old 03-05-2004, 11:44 AM   #4912
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We've used it since 2001 -- it ROCKS! Instead of taking 12 hours to do our taxes, it takes one. Totally awesome. I never had any problem with the filing or getting a return. (We never seem to get a federal return -- quite the opposite -- but always a state return -- and unhappily, it's never enough to offset what Uncle George takes.)
I got a faster program. I give my taxes to an accountant. He charges me a fair price and I never even have to deal.

An hour is too much. I can't fill out any sort of form. I'm form dyslexic. As soon as I see boxes and addition and subtraction tables, it all blurs like a Kandinski print.
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There was great article in the NYT a couple of months back about the transformation of grappa from low end to high end. (It was not just marketing - they actually changed the process.) I have always associated it with paint thinner, but this article made a compelling case that there is good stuff out there. Anyone a grappa fan? Any recs?
I once had Grappa in Grappa*. The Grappa wasn't good. But the local car show in Grappa wasn't bad.

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Old 03-05-2004, 11:45 AM   #4914
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Learning what "league" you're in is a hell of a task. You might be pleasantly surprised; you might also be devastated. Sounds like your friends are in deep denial.
I think if you have to generalize, most women are too harsh on themselves and underrate their appearances and most guys overrate their appearances.

That is what makes these women who overrate their appearances stand out so much. Most of us are the opposite in that respect.

It never cease to amaze me, though, how many bald guys with pot bellies try to hit on the prettiest woman in the room.
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Did we have plans or something?
No. You don't make my hairy balls sweaty enough.

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Old 03-05-2004, 11:48 AM   #4916
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I got a faster program. I give my taxes to an accountant. He charges me a fair price and I never even have to deal.

An hour is too much. I can't fill out any sort of form. I'm form dyslexic. As soon as I see boxes and addition and subtraction tables, it all blurs like a Kandinski print.
I thought we jsut heard the Sebby Hates Forms diatribe. Wasnt I Am A Wizard and Can Kick All Your Toolsey Ases in COurt diatribe before Forms in the rotation?
 
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No. You don't make my hairy balls sweaty enough.

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Old 03-05-2004, 11:50 AM   #4918
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I thought we jsut heard the Sebby Hates Forms diatribe. Wasnt I Am A Wizard and Can Kick All Your Toolsey Ases in COurt diatribe before Forms in the rotation?
Did you mangle your fingers or something? You've been posting like a goddamned retard for about a week now. Are you on some eternal high from your engagement that affects your hand/eye coordination?

edit: ... and your grammar?
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I think if you have to generalize, most women are too harsh on themselves and underrate their appearances and most guys overrate their appearances.

That is what makes these women who overrate their appearances stand out so much. Most of us are the opposite in that respect.

It never cease to amaze me, though, how many bald guys with pot bellies try to hit on the prettiest woman in the room.
Its best to underestimate, but not to the point of looking insecure or self-denigrating. It ingratiates you to the target, even if its bullshit.

Ugly guys have nothing to lose. Why wouldn't they hit on everything?
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Old 03-05-2004, 11:53 AM   #4920
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I hate to do this but would be a hypcrite if I didnt. This is a britassoc violation. It is superfluous, reeks of junior high and serves to potentially deter other folks from responding when I want a serious of responses so I can gauge timing. Plus, it could have been done, and waws in fact done, by email. Not personal but if I didnt point this out , people would wonder who stole my apssword.
Fine, like whatever. I just walked through this with an accountant after having my taxes rejected on Turbotax (because of my amzing changing birthday issue) and I did email you, but was trying to save everyone else from typing the same thing over and over again...so I was actually trying to spare others from going to the trouble of typing out when they get their refunds back that they filed with Turbotax, rather than clog up the board with personal messages....so they'd jsut say "oh, ok, she got an answer" but didn't want to go to the hassle of typing up my personal tax woes here on teh board.
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Excuse me, but "proactive" and "paradigm"? Aren't these just buzzwords that dumb people use to sound important? Not that I'm accusing you of anything like that.
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