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lawyer_princess · 05-22-2003, 07:19 PM

Wow, this is so right on:

Princess, your destiny is to be a Provider

Whether you know it or not, this is the role that is most in tune with who you are at your core. As a Provider, you have a genuine nurturing concern for the welfare of others and you're eager to serve them. You can recognize exactly what people need and your friendly, helpful, social nature makes them feel comforted. With your kind and generous heart, you are personable, talkative, and outward with your emotions, and your openness and sensitivity makes you concerned about the way others view you. Along these lines, be careful not to blame yourself when things go wrong. You cannot prevent bad things from happening, even though your tendency to be orderly with a strong sense of right and wrong may lead you to believe you can. Accept that you do what you can to take care of things and that this will get you far in the world.

SlaveNoMore · 05-22-2003, 07:38 PM

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lawyer_princess
Wow, this is so right on:

Princess, your destiny is to be a Provider

Um, sweet-ums, the poll can't be THAT "right on" when you, Leagl and ME all get the same result.

not7y(I want to find a person that got "Moocher")S

ABBAKiss · 05-22-2003, 07:41 PM

Has anyone else heard the song "Camel Toe" by the likely one-hit-wonder group Fanny Pack?

"Uh huh, that's right, uh uh, oh no! Fix yourself girl, you've got a camel toe" is the chorus.

The problem is, it's got a catchy rhythm.

Tyrone Slothrop · 05-22-2003, 07:46 PM

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Originally posted by ABBAKiss
I LOVE these commercials. I also love the ones about how if you smoke marijauna you will get pregnant.

Haven't seen those, but that would be enough to scare me away from the evil weed. I got enough going on without getting preggers.

ABBAKiss · 05-22-2003, 07:51 PM

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Originally posted by Tyrone_Slothrop
Haven't seen those, but that would be enough to scare me away from the evil weed. I got enough going on without getting preggers.

Why did I think you were male?

In other news, e-mode will not let me take the test under either of my e-mail addresses, even though I am using the correct password. I have no idea what my destiny is now.

Tyrone Slothrop · 05-22-2003, 07:57 PM

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Originally posted by ABBAKiss
Why did I think you were male?

I am male, at least for these purposes. That was the joke.

Heh. I slay myself.

tmdiva · 05-22-2003, 08:01 PM

Apparently we're experiencing "packet loss" and someone's coming out in the morning to look into it. Very annoying.

Anyway, the best singer on stage last night was Kimberly Locke. Hands down.

Ruben sounded best on that Carpenters song (make THAT his first single!!), but otherwise tired. Too many damn costume changes, and too many clothes in general under those hot lights.

Clay has the most enormous feet!!! It's not just the turnout--he looks like he's wearing clown shoes. I can't believe I never noticed it before.

Loved the article in the Post this morning (the SFC is a religious reader of his hometown paper), saying that Ruben and Clay have better chemistry than Kelly and Justin ever did.

Someone needs to turn Kelly Clarkson over to Stacy London and Wayne Scot Lukas--no way should she have been wearing those tight black bootcut pants on her body. She has wide hips and short legs, so should wear something long and straight and tall heels to help even out her proportions.

I like Vanessa Olivarez, but apparently she didn't look in the mirror before coming onstage. That was way too much of Julia DeMato's love handles (help!). And boy, did Kim Caldwell look fat next to Carmen!

Loved all the luhhhhhv on stage at the end of the show--you could read Randy's lips telling Ruben how much he loved him. I don't remember last year's finale being quite so warm and cuddly.

And duh--the reason the voting was so close was because the phone lines were basically maxed out.

tm

SlaveNoMore · 05-22-2003, 08:07 PM

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ABBAKiss
In other news, e-mode will not let me take the test under either of my e-mail addresses, even though I am using the correct password. I have no idea what my destiny is now.

Magic 8-ball says:

"drunk and passed out in some strip joint."

not7yS

lawyer_princess · 05-22-2003, 08:15 PM

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Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
Um, sweet-ums, the poll can't be THAT "right on" when you, Leagl and ME all get the same result.

not7y(I want to find a person that got "Moocher")S

Maybe it's the fuzzy sweater side of you coming out.

ABBAKiss · 05-22-2003, 08:15 PM

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Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
Magic 8-ball says:

"drunk and passed out in some strip joint."

not7yS

Take out the passed out part and it's not so bad. But with my karma, I can't be that picky. I'll take it.

taxwonk · 05-22-2003, 08:21 PM

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Originally posted by soup sandwich
Yah. Ditto for Mrs. Sandwich, the Soupette, and the Soup Dog.

Out of curiousity, which ones don't work? The Baguette? The Prince? Mrs. Sandwich, the Soupette, and the Soup Dog? You know, your SO could be "Mr. Robust!", which I think is a downright nifty name.

There's a Mr.?

Tax(Big Puppy)wonk

taxwonk · 05-22-2003, 08:25 PM

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Originally posted by notcasesensitive
I'm a Performer. Like Goldie Hawn and Arsenio Hall (according to Emode).

n(I like parentheticals b/c they are where I make my lame attempts to be witty; well, not this one... shit, maybe they are a waste of time)cs

I'm a Provider. From the description Emode gave, I believe this translates loosely to "schlub."

taxwonk · 05-22-2003, 08:29 PM

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Originally posted by leagleaze
Throwing a throw?

Snatch you a snatch?

Atticus Grinch · 05-22-2003, 08:52 PM

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Originally posted by fufu
Atticus, I didn't know you were into pregnant, knife-throwing chicks wearing military uniform.

I'm sure I speak for all of the men of the board when I say: Duh.

A(once again, the lactation lover sock is asleep at the switch)G

Fugee · 05-22-2003, 08:56 PM

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Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Yez. It's my goal to deceive you about my golfing skills. I'm so upset you discovered my master plan.

As I have admitted, I am not a good golfer. I hit my sand wedge 110. I hit my pitching wedge 135. I hit my 9 iron 150. I hit my eight about 160. I hit my seven 170-175. Six = 185.

I didn't think there was anything unbelievable in TM's distances. I am about 50 yards shorter than him with most of those clubs and I am (1) a nonathletic woman and (2) a sucky golfer with a nasty "chicken wing" swing that limits my clubhead speed.

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Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Here are my points again: (1) I think Sorenstam should have qualified if she wants to play with the boys, (2) I think there should be no sponsor's exemptions, (3) I think it will be harder for her to compete because she is hitting lower lofted clubs to the greens, (4) I think [spookyfish is] an ass. All points I've stuck to.

TM

TM, you are fighting a losing battle against sponsor exemptions. As you know, they're are all about ratings and attracting crowds and attention to the tournaments. And with Annika it worked. People who would normally rather watch mold grow will be tuning in to the Thurs./Fri coverage and the network with the weekend rights is probably lighting candles by the dozens praying she will make the cut. Heck, I briefly considered looking for cheap airfare and practice round tickets.

As for your debate with spookyfish on whether or not she could be competitive, maybe I'm being naive but I don't think that's her objective. Last interview I heard, she expected to not make the cut. But she is underchallenged in the LPGA and wanted to take her game to another level. If there was a higher level of competition than the PGA and Tiger could get a sponsor's exemption to play -- he would certainly do so to test himself.