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all i wanted was to see how people would say "hello" i envisioned a thread, much like the "what are you wearing today" thread in which people could just "clock in" so to speak. every day is different. Somedays I dont speak to certain people for no damn reason, and others I say hi to everyone. but you know....fuck it. thanks agatha. thanks for playing |
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read in time magazine online that sharks may find yellow the most attractive color for victims' bathing suits. |
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;) velvet shirt, lacey skirt. Both handmade. One by me. |
Waaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh! Waaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh! |
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I ate .37 pounds of pale maguro sashimi, which contains 322 calories per 100 g. 1,000 g = 2.2 pounds. maybe I don't want to know. but yum. |
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50. Act naturally 49. Found missing 48. Resident alien 47. Advanced BASIC 46. Genuine imitation 45. Airline food 44. Good grief 43. Same difference 42 Almost exactly 41. Government organization 40. Sanitary landfill 39. Alone together 38. Legally drunk 37. Silent scream 36. British fashion 35. Living dead 34. Small crowd 33. Business ethics 32. Soft rock 31. Butt head 30. Military intelligence 29. Software documentation 28. New York culture 27. Extinct life 26. Sweet sorrow 25. Childproof 24. "Now, then..." 23. Synthetic natural gas 22. Christian scientists 21. Passive aggression 20. Taped live 19. Clearly misunderstood 18. Peace force 17. New classic 16. Temporary tax increase 15. French bravery 14. Plastic glasses 13. Terribly pleased 12. Computer security 11. Political science 10. Dress slacks 9. Definite maybe 8. Pretty ugly 7. Twelve-ounce pound cake 6. Diet ice cream 5. Rap music 4. Working vacation 3. Exact estimate 2. Religious tolerance And the NUMBER ONE top OXYMoron 1. Microsoft Works |
"I am just about to say Good Morning. It trembles there on my lips." H.Miller Black Spring |
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what are you afraid of, regarding the one word posts? this is strange, im just trying to understand |
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in other unrelated news, dave and i are going on a date tonight. i got a new black fifties dress, and i might trim my leghair if i feel so inclined. of course, i still have a gigantic bruise on my knee from smashing into something last weekend. it's very colorful. |
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to the LA County Museum. Not only do they feature jazz for free out in the courtyard along with a full service bar. Also there are two exhibits we are going for...a)"Dress Codes:Abstraction in Wari Textiles of Peru" and b)"A Century of Fashion 1900-2000 including the work of Rudi Gernreich,Issey Miyaki, Jean-Paul Gaultier and more" Im really looking forward to the latter. Just seeing Rudi Gernreich's name gets me excited...but thats most likely because it makes me think of the hotshit book we have of his with Peggy Moffit and the photos by her husband William Claxton. The synergy between one of the greatest model, photographer and designer (who all happened to be close friends) of the 20th Century its unbelievable. So what are you two doing on your date tonight? I think after this we might go to some lowbrow joint and get loaded. |
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oh yeah, i'll probably have a few beers, too. |
fuck what a lineup http://www.wayahead.com/atp/sy2001.htm |
we are going to eat at trinacria, which is this good italian restaurant with about six tables where it's near impossible to get reservations. that was my part of the date. the next part is dave's choice, and he doesn't really have anything he particularly wants to do. he was thinking a movie, but i happen to know he doesn't enjoy going to the movies. i think he's just doing it to make me happy, but i wish he would think about it a little more and pick something that he would actually enjoy doing. he really just doesn't like to go out in public much, when it comes right down to it. he would probably be a fairly happy hermit if he had the opportunity. i ruined your thread, patty. sorry. |
i let nate get away withit only because he serves as an older brother figure to me sometimes. you, however, like some others here, serve as angelic oldersister figure, and well, like my real older sister, must call me by my proper name. its what my mother wants. have fun tonight...especially you dave....don't be such a stick in the mud. does olympia have a decent club that you can go to just about any given friday or sat and be almost sure to see a good rockin band or two? we used to have a couple here in LA now we only have one, Al's bar. The cover is almost always $5 and the beer on tap is good. the place smells, and has graffiti everywhere, but the bands are usually a good time. |
That's your neck of the woods, patrick. |
sorry, i didn't know you didn't like being called patty. it won't happen again. |
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tomorrow we have a friend/mentor day date. we will take the ferry, have a picnic, walk around, eat lobster, take the ferry. |
from salon.com: Enid vows to get him a date, brightly suggesting that all they need to do is find somebody who shares his interests. "I don't want to meet somebody who shares my interests," Seymour grumbles. "I hate my interests!" Whatever label you might want to put on Enid and Seymour's budding quasi-relationship, it captures marvelously a particular kind of ambiguous real-life situation you hardly ever find in the movies. The two never talk about what is or isn't happening between them, or about the idea that it might seem weird for a guy in his 40s and an 18-year-old girl to hang out all the time. Enid wages a furious and perhaps destructive campaign to win back Seymour and to rescue her friendship with Rebecca, but Clowes and Zwigoff, to their credit, aren't interested in a romantic comedy whose oddball characters finally adapt themselves to bourgeois existence. The magic of "Ghost World" doesn't lie in its resolution -- it doesn't offer any. Instead it lies in its brittle, hilarious dialogue and the raw places beneath it (I've resisted quoting more of the jokes, since you really need to hear them for yourself) and in its lingering images of a girl, lonely and misunderstood (not least of all by herself), wandering the boulevards of Los Angeles with the lights of Winchell's and Radio Shack behind her. http://salon.com/ent/movies/review/2001/07/27/ghost_world/index.html |
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