Fashionistas you have arrived 3-25-03 - 10-3-03

[ABBAKiss]

Originally posted by robustpuppy
Seven, this is weird. Three possibilities: (1) everybody is busier these days, and suddenly so this afternoon, (2) everybody is trying to look busy, to be like you, or (3) everybody is at schwab.com.

Hellooooooo? Is anybody home?

I don't know if this has anything to do with it, but the river outside my office is PACKED with kayakers.

[evenodds]

Now that the Giro is over, I have a month before the next daily coverage bike race.

Aside from The Amazing Race, what else is there to watch?

Even(fully using my netflix subscription)Odds

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by ABBAKiss
I don't know if this has anything to do with it, but the river outside my office is PACKED with kayakers.

What are they drinking?

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by Seven of Nine

Over the past couple of months, as the stock market has been rising, so has the volume of my work. Although I do not directly work in the securities / finance area, I think it's a good sign of things to come. But, I wonder if others are as busy as I am.

So, what of it? Are y'all busier these days then you were, say, six months ago? If so, are you buying stock? I'm about ready to jump back into the market in a big way.

Seven (Money is always in fashion) of Nine

:dance:

I am much busier. It started picking up for me late last year and I've been really busy the last three months. Transactional practice.

n(and it's sorta hard to work really hard after having a year and a half long picnic in the park)cs

[leagleaze]

Originally posted by robustpuppy
What are they drinking?

Kayakers drink water ya silly. Especially when we fall out and/or roll.

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by leagleaze
Kayakers drink water ya silly. Especially when we fall out and/or roll.

Water is so late 1990s.

And of course, this line is so late May 2003.

[leagleaze]

Originally posted by robustpuppy
Water is so late 1990s.

And of course, this line is so late May 2003.

I guess I am late 90s.

That is a good poll though, what does everyone tend to drink (non alcoholic.)

I actually rarely buy anything but water. When I am not too lazy I brew a big pitcher of iced tea, but I don't know the last time i bought a two litre bottle of soda, and I pretty much just drink water, I use one of those Brita filter pitchers.

[Atticus Grinch]

King Blames Trousers for World's Ills

"The king says I am the cause of the world's problems because of my outfit. Never mind terrorism, government corruption, poverty and disease, it's me and my pants. I reject that," said Thob'sile Dlamini.

Damn uppity women, avoiding responsibility for terrorism and whatnot. They're just throwing their pants in the face of everything that's good and decent.

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by leagleaze
I guess I am late 90s.

That is a good poll though, what does everyone tend to drink (non alcoholic.)

Other than coffee, the occasional OJ, and green tea, I only drink water. Boring, maybe, but soft drinks are empty calories, and diet soda is a crime against humanity.

Although, on a hot day, an icy Coke is great, particularly if you are in Mexico or the Caribbean, and the Coke is sweetened with sugar rather than high fructose corn syrup. It's a taste sensation!

[tmdiva]

Originally posted by leagleaze
I guess I am late 90s.

That is a good poll though, what does everyone tend to drink (non alcoholic.)

I actually rarely buy anything but water. When I am not too lazy I brew a big pitcher of iced tea, but I don't know the last time i bought a two litre bottle of soda, and I pretty much just drink water, I use one of those Brita filter pitchers.

We're a Brita family too--just to get rid of the chlorine. Magnus also drinks home-delivered organic non-homogenized 2% milk (Ollie, let me know if you want the info for this guy--it's great stuff, especially the chocolate milk) and Knudsen's organic apple and pear juices. I almost never order a drink of any kind in a restaurant, and even on planes I drink ice water.

tm

[Anne Elk]

Originally posted by leagleaze
I guess I am late 90s.

That is a good poll though, what does everyone tend to drink (non alcoholic.)

I actually rarely buy anything but water. When I am not too lazy I brew a big pitcher of iced tea, but I don't know the last time i bought a two litre bottle of soda, and I pretty much just drink water, I use one of those Brita filter pitchers.

I'm late 90s too. I drink mostly water. mostly put of the tap, but every now and again I splurge and buy the water with bubbles in it. All natural fruit juices add variety every now and then.

I'm addicted to Coca-Cola. Was up to 4 or 5 a day, but now that I've found my waist again I must stay away from it. No, I can't have just one.

[Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)]

Originally posted by leagleaze
I guess I am late 90s.

That is a good poll though, what does everyone tend to drink (non alcoholic.)
.

Iced tea (decaf). I brew a big pot (lobster-pot sized) every few days and pour it into old juice jars for refrigeration. Fresh mint (appearing now in the garden) improves it greatly.

Diet Dr Pepper is another favorite.

[evenodds]

Originally posted by Anne Elk
I'm late 90s too. I drink mostly water. mostly put of the tap, but every now and again I splurge and buy the water with bubbles in it. All natural fruit juices add variety every now and then.

I'm addicted to Coca-Cola. Was up to 4 or 5 a day, but now that I've found my waist again I must stay away from it. No, I can't have just one.

I am a water girl. We get water home delivered, and I highly recommend it. My secret addiction is evian.

When I am out, I drink club soda with lime.

I often dump emer'gen'c into my water or club soda if I need a little pick me up. I have been caffeine free for five or six years.

[Tyrone Slothrop]

Originally posted by evenodds
I am a water girl. We get water home delivered, and I highly recommend it. My secret addiction is evian.

When I am out, I drink club soda with lime.

I often dump emer'gen'c into my water or club soda if I need a little pick me up. I have been caffeine free for five or six years.

I used to drink Diet Coke like a fish, but I gave it up and don't miss it at all. I drink a lot of water. Some coffee but not much. Mineral water, but then my MIL pointed out that seltzer tastes better, and now I tend to agree. And I also picked up these Santa Cruz Organic Lemonades -- sweet, but good. Expensive, but on sale near me of late.

[Oliver_Wendell_Ramone]

Originally posted by Tyrone_Slothrop
And I also picked up these Santa Cruz Organic Lemonades -- sweet, but good. Expensive, but on sale near me of late.

Gee, they're sure not trying to send any subliminal messages with that label, are they? Maybe our old friend lactation lover will switch to lemonade now.