29 September 2003
Submitted by eve on Tue, 09/30/2003 - 10:48am. Funny
"I've got a lot of T-shirts, but I can only wear a limited selection of them to work."
"Don't want to traumatize the children, eh?"
"Oh, no, I'm happy to traumatize children. I just want to keep my job."
--A guy and a girl shopping at Crossroads Trading Co.
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I'll
Posted by hypoxic on Mon, 10/20/2003 - 10:05am.
pass on it then.
Well
Posted by hypoxic on Thu, 10/16/2003 - 1:01pm.
I'll bid you all a good day then!
Darn!
Posted by hypoxic on Thu, 10/16/2003 - 9:18am.
darn I've been trumped again!
 
I'm feeling...
Posted by ParU on Thu, 10/16/2003 - 9:39am.
Very vulnerable right now.
 
Would you
Posted by Sewicked on Thu, 10/16/2003 - 10:16am.
feel better if we all melded?
 
Go
Posted by Jon on Thu, 10/16/2003 - 12:19pm.
Fish!
 
Out of order
Posted by ParU on Thu, 10/16/2003 - 1:04pm.
No Jon - ya gotta use a Bridge term.
Sheeshh - try to keep up, will ya? *g*
 
I'll allow it
Posted by Jon on Fri, 10/17/2003 - 5:32am.
Since you've switched to legal terminology: "Go fish sustained." :)
 
Suits
Posted by Sewicked on Thu, 10/16/2003 - 1:10pm.
Suits me.
 
I'll...
Posted by ParU on Sat, 10/18/2003 - 11:47am.
Double Arlene's comment.
Ummm....matt?
Posted by Intelligirly on Wed, 10/15/2003 - 2:51pm.
I AM in flat list expanded. It's the only way--old school, baby!



Over the Rhine is in a Jon Favreau film!
 
I concur...in spades. -Jn-
Posted by Joe Napalm on Wed, 10/15/2003 - 6:35pm.
I concur...in spades.

-Jn-
Efreeti Sophist
 
As
Posted by Apple on Thu, 10/16/2003 - 6:34am.
As do I, with diamonds.
*grin*
 
Well
Posted by Penny on Thu, 10/16/2003 - 8:33am.
Our hearts are in the right place.
 
Can i..
Posted by tim on Thu, 10/16/2003 - 8:37am.
Join the club??
__ __ " ...And Mr. Stiggs is trying to kill fish with his mind..."
 
We've crossed this bridge bef
Posted by Apple on Thu, 10/16/2003 - 9:01am.
We've crossed this bridge before, no?
 
Posted by marinerd on Thu, 10/16/2003 - 9:11am.
This conversation is getting kind of flat, eh? *g*
Laskfj
Posted by Intelligirly on Tue, 10/14/2003 - 9:17am.
Wait, Oded Fehr? Or Arnold Vosloo? Cause...mmmm...so much yumminess. Though, for me, Oded must be sans le chapeau. For Steff, it's better that he be sans everything ceptin' his hair, am I right?

Over the Rhine is in a Jon Favreau film!
 
Posted by Matt on Tue, 10/14/2003 - 8:46pm.
See, Igirly, I kinda need you to stick with the whole "flat list expanded" (I think that's the one) so everyone can better figure out who the hell (or what the hell) you're replying to.

I'm pretty sure it's the Oded guy.
 
Weenie
Posted by steff on Tue, 10/14/2003 - 10:09pm.
yes, it is. but a.v. is tasty, too.
Channeling Kris here...
Posted by ParU on Sat, 10/11/2003 - 10:26pm.
I can feel the Force. It's unstoppable. The Force of Kris the Girl!. I can't help myself....
100!!!
Sorry - had to be done.
I'm sure we all remember the
Posted by steff on Sat, 10/04/2003 - 9:15am.
i'm sure we all remember the 'reese's peanut butter cups' t-shirt fiasco, don't we? let's not talk about it, huh?

can't sleep, clowns will eat me.
 
*giggling*
Posted by Kris the Girl on Sat, 10/04/2003 - 10:02am.
I'm not sure why, but every time a read a Steff post, I think "I would so get along with that girl." And then I think "her sister and my sister and her and I would all be a riot together. The riot grrls. Only not." Hee.
But then I can never remember who's related to whom, between steff and Cebu and Igirly, so it becomes the three of them, and then I picture 5 girls clad in various mostly-black outfits, often involving knee high boots, out for a night on the town.

But I digress.
 
Funny you should mention that.
Posted by steff on Mon, 10/13/2003 - 7:10am.
we were just discussing who would be the best group of people to gather 'round us in order to get kicked out of (insert venue of choice) with enough novelty to get our names in the paper. you, of course, made the cut.

what? it was late! it made more sense than the 'sleeping positions' discussion!

um, at the time...
 
See, Kris, it's simple. Ig
Posted by Joe Napalm on Sat, 10/11/2003 - 1:14am.
See, Kris, it's simple.

Igrrly is steff's little sister. Cebu is related to...well...Cebu. But she knows Intelligirly. Intelligirly shares a brain with Apple, and is emarried to Jon. I am, apparently, steff's twin brother...but only in some karmic sense, it would seem, what with us not looking at all alike (for instance, I'm not short) and not even really being the same species.

Somewhere in all this, Santa Claus and Godzilla are invovled, but that's all a bit more complicated.

-Jn-
EFVF
 
I am Godzilla!
Posted by Jon on Sat, 10/11/2003 - 3:23pm.
Well, not really, I just wanted to say it.
 
:P
Posted by Cebu on Sat, 10/11/2003 - 7:38am.
To be more specific, Igirly and I are best friends, since 92.

------
"Embrace my granulations!"
 
Insomnia....
Posted by tim on Sat, 10/11/2003 - 2:00am.
It does horrible things to a man....and apparently lamp dweller's too.
 
KtG
Posted by ParU on Sat, 10/04/2003 - 10:28am.
Well Kris - I think steff and Igirly are sisters and Cebu used to be Igirly's roomate. steff's much older and is married to NIPM (Not In Passing Matt) while Igirly lives in Iowa. Cebu's in Savannah checking out the guys that are returning from Iraq (they came from there).

I think...

But how come YOUR sis doesn't post here?
 
My sisto.
Posted by Kris the Girl on Sat, 10/04/2003 - 12:07pm.
I dunno, actually. I told her about this site, then I showed it to her when we were both home. She has her own online places, so maybe that's enough to keep her occupied.
She's basically like me, but even more sarcastic. I don't know if I come across as sarcastic here, since generally I'm being silly here, but...I lost where I was going. Anyway, yeah. I'll let you know if she ever does crop up here, she's a cool kitty.
 
Posted by Matt on Sat, 10/04/2003 - 7:10pm.
You don't come across as sarcastic. Ever. Let me repeat that: Ever.

It generally takes an awful lot of effort to arrange text to get some really good tone-of-voice stuff going.

"Cool cat, looking for a kitty. Doesn't seem to be a shadow in the city...."

Dammit, Kris, see what you've made go through my head?
 
Posted by Kris the Girl on Sat, 10/04/2003 - 8:13pm.
LMAO!!!
(seriously, I busted out laughing. Times like these make me glad I live alone.)
 
Not Subject
Posted by Joe Napalm on Sat, 10/11/2003 - 12:59am.
Oh? Is your laugh dangerous, KtG?

Infectious, perhaps?

"Stop...that...LAUGHING! You know what happens when you can't stop laughing!"

Anyway.

My siamese seems to think that I should stop catching up on my InPassing and instead pay attention to him. He is stating this view by energetically jumping up and down on the keyboard with as many feet as possible. I was out of town for a couple of weeks, and he's decided that the only acceptable atonement is to actually go back in time and not be out of town for two weeks. Until then, the Geneva Convention has been suspended...he insists Siam never signed it, anyway, and thus my barbequed chicken was so fair game.

Oh, and I tried to take Gorjira-Cat for a walk, today. It was more of a drag. A short drag, as I'm still sort of gimping around from the whole "Hey, you may not have noticed, but I think your shin is cracked" fiasco, and the whole purpose of the walk is to reduce the bulk of said cat down to less than Volkswagon proportions. Have you ever tired to drag a Volkswagon? One that is being totally uncooperative and pretending not to have any bones, all the while giving that long-suffering to-think-that-my-kind-were-once-regarded-as-Gods-on-Earth-and-now-I-have-to-put-up-with-this look?

It ain't easy.

Thus ends the cat report.

Oh, and I've been to see three movies in three days. I highly recommend them all, but only on an individual basis, as your mileage may vary (particularly if you have bad taste in movies).

If you haven't figured it out, no...I can't bloody sleep.

-Jn-
Efreeti Sophist

PS - Where are my paragraphs! A pox! A pox, I say!

PPS - Forced paragraphs, manually. Take that, HTML! *shakes fist*
 
Hee.
Posted by Kris the Girl on Sat, 10/11/2003 - 7:30pm.
No, not dangerous, generally. Just loud and probably annoying.
I am highly amused by your kitty description...very accurate. I've never tried to walk a cat, myself, but I'm tickled at the thought of any one of them pretending to have no bones. I've seen this move before.
When you said "Siamese," I automatically went to "twin." Puts a new spin on it, I guess.
So what movies did you see?
 
Subjective
Posted by Joe Napalm on Sun, 10/12/2003 - 3:12am.
The only laughter I find annoying is the affected kind, really.

(Unless, of course, you're one of those people who's voice can cut glass...*Grin*...)

Anyway.

I went to see The Rundown, Underworld, and Kill Bill Vol.I...not a terribly philosophical troika, but entertaining (which is, of course, my main criterion).

I didn't go to see anything, today. I did watch Road to Predition on cable, though. I mean, just cause I don't go to the movies doesn't mean I'm not watching movies.

Anyway. You realize, of course, that you can't really say "I have good taste"? I mean, you can say it, but it's sort of meaningless when you say it about yourself. Of course you think you have good taste - it's based on your own opinion of what you find appealing. You may as well be saying "You know, I really like all of the things I like."

Basically, "good taste" is an appellation that can only be bestowed by others. That's the beauty of it, really...because it is totally subjective and meaningless. I mean, if I like Monet, and someone else doesn't...well...I still like Monet.

And I find my tastes...impeccable. *Grin*

-Jn-
Efreeti Sophist
 
Huh.
Posted by steff on Mon, 10/13/2003 - 7:06am.
gee... it's nice to know i can go out of town and count on my karmic twin (creeeeeeeepy...) to say what i'd have said anyway. since, you know, he was awake and all.

and, i'm glad i'm not the only one who's noticed that those are the only movies out there potentially worth watching until that heath ledger movie comes out. *leer*

in my opinion, of course.
 
Mmm... Heath Ledger
Posted by S_Kat on Mon, 10/13/2003 - 9:04pm.
You mean "The Order"? known as "The Sin Eater" in other countries--it was out for a WEEK then it disappeared like $100 bill in the gutter. Yet it got okay reviews.

I just wanted to see the movie before I buy it. Was I hoping for too much?
 
Posted by Matt on Mon, 10/13/2003 - 8:35am.
Who's Heath Ledger?

You know what? Never mind. I'm asking the same girl who--off the top of her head--knew the name of that Moorish-looking dude in The Mummy.
 
Self suppression
Posted by Jon on Tue, 10/14/2003 - 9:00am.
She's not the only one who knew his name. :-)
 
Posted by Matt on Sun, 10/12/2003 - 8:36am.
Well, right, Joe. You're not the only one who can be subtly ironic.
 
I'm not? Damn. Release
Posted by Joe Napalm on Sun, 10/12/2003 - 11:13am.
I'm not?

Damn.

Release the hounds!

-Jn-
Efreeti Sophist
 
Posted by Matt on Sat, 10/11/2003 - 8:56pm.
Yeah, what movies, Joe? I have rather good (if snobbish, or so Igirly tells me) taste in movies.

Oh wait, lemme guess. One of them was "Kill Bill, Volume 1." Maybe "Bubba Ho-Tep" and/or "School of Rock" or the new Coen Brothers' film, "Intolerable Cruelty"?
 
Heh...every once in a while I
Posted by Obsidiana on Sat, 10/04/2003 - 9:16pm.
Heh...every once in a while I'll be reading something here (or at another site), and burst out laughing. I don't live alone. I think my roommate thinks I'm crazy.
 
Roommates and craziness
Posted by Inuki on Sat, 10/04/2003 - 10:43pm.
My roommate for this year and I have an agreement - she lends me books (that she gets through inter-library loan), I provide free entertainment. Usually in the form of laughing hysterically at something, which sets her off because she thinks the noises I make are hilarious.

Hey, it works... And I get my books! :D
Lost
Posted by Dragonfly on Fri, 10/03/2003 - 1:41am.
i get lost quicker in these comments then I did before..sometimes I dont get the order of them...or why theyre lined up different. Hmmm...my first "attention getting" shirt was in 5th or 6th grade. It was white with pretty violet sparkly font..it said, "QUIT staring at my shirt" Ive moved on to better things now, but I cant find any cool shirts here. In france. Yeah. If anyone knows any stores around La Rochelle that sells cool shirts do tell me. Spanx.
Thank you Inuki. I was screa
Posted by brian65401 on Thu, 10/02/2003 - 6:42pm.
Thank you Inuki. I was screaming to myself..."droids, DROIDS!" I just had to see if it was corrected.

I don't wear many t-shirts anymore. My favorite college shirt was a white shirt with a stick figure holding a beer. Above him was the word "Fahrfrompuken"
If I have to explain it, you're too young, or I'm too old.
 
Ah yes
Posted by Jon on Fri, 10/03/2003 - 7:54am.
I remember that Fahrfrompuken shirt, I always thought it was both clever and crude. Very appropriate for a college shirt, IMO.
I don't think I have any dodg
Posted by DoughPoet on Thu, 10/02/2003 - 7:15am.
I don't think I have any dodgy t-shirts now.........I used to have more, and I particularly enjoy ones which play with words. I used to have a Peanuts one that said "I'm worth all the time and trouble it takes to understand me". If anyone sees that one in adult sizes I would like to know about it..........

Part of my business involves me painting t-shirts, and I'm about to co-ordinate stuff for another site I'm a regular member of which involves an assortment of t-shirts to help us raise money for the site.

LongHairCommunity Members do it with wet buns. ;)

Obsidiana, are CafePress that bad?
 
Yes. The printing quality is
Posted by Obsidiana on Thu, 10/02/2003 - 8:30am.
Yes. The printing quality is pretty lousy, but the reason I really don't like them can be found here.

I had a Cafe Press account for about a year and a half when they decided to change their terms of service on me. I had about $6.00 in comissions due, and they won't pay you the comissions unless they're at least $25.00...but with the changed TOS, they would take away your comissions if you didn't make $25.00 in 180 days. As soon as they tried to take away my $6.00, I closed my account. Apparently they lost so much business with that and the other TOS changes (which can be found on the site I linked) that they changed a lot of it back, but I still wouldn't go back to them.
Tripping
Posted by steff on Thu, 10/02/2003 - 7:02am.
gack... GACK! i turn my back for a few days, and - sheeeeesh! heh.

no time to read comments - the nice people in the lake county public library are letting me use the internet, but i don't think i should push my luck. but, eve, this looks verr cool. can't wait to get home and exploit it.

oh, wait, yes i can - that means i won't be on vacation anymore. can't talk, driving.

anybody need anything from the rock and roll hall of fame? *grin* (siddown, tim. i already have your order.)
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