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is he wearing women's underwear? panties on his head? knife and fork? |
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did he kill a giraffe? is it sauteed giraffe meat? |
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is it "hugh" or "huge"? are you sure? |
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you're wrong. jack doesn't exist. penis doesn't exist. try again. |
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fuck you! jack exists/existed and penis most certainly exist/exists/will exist/has existed/had done been existing. YOU try again. |
over and over again. |
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the world is jack's pet. also, i have some bitches. who cares? |
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jack likes whatever is playing, thanks. if he doesn't, and it intrudes, he vacates the premises. as does his entourage. seriously: have you no sense? you should be able to figure that much out on your own. |
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what is this QUEEN? is that like RuPaul? jack likes right said fred because he's too sexy for his shirt, among other things. droopy and the ass-kickers are a really good band. |
I want this to be in Gill Sans, not Comic Sans, for the love of all that's holy. It looks like it will only accept typeface names that are one word. But they can't be too obscure. And they can't be Univers, a choice which, I admit, I should applaud. I hate Univers. Almost as much as I hate Mistral. GAAAAH. I hate Mistral more than I hate Comic Sans. I can tolerate Comic Sans because of the good association with this place. Mistral is irredeemable. Can I state for the record that I think Tori Amos is a creative and skillful composer and pianist, but the moment she opens her mouth I want to give her a tracheotomy with a ballpoint pen? Thanks. Wow, this post is almost entirely devoid of content. |
au contraire, mademoiselle! "Wow, this post is almost entirely devoid of content." specialty of the house, indeed! |
i can't recall mistral but i've never used it so i must agree with you on that score. i seem to have an unpleasant association with it. spider: did you ever check out ellen lupton? wouldn't it be annoying if this were the default? in pink? "numanuma numanuma fat and gay" that looks horrible. what are you doing? what do you think on what i wrote? recipes: 'Moqueca' (for about 8 people) „Ï 2 kg fish (grouper or shark) „Ï Lime drops „Ï 1/2 teaspoon salt „Ï ground black pepper (in Brazil we have an "white" "black pepper" - prefer it) „Ï 3 seedless redpeppers, sliced (rings) „Ï 1 kg ripe tomatoes (hard), sliced (round) „Ï 5 medium size onions, sliced (rings) „Ï 2 tbsp chopped coriander „Ï 2 tbsp chopped parsley „Ï 2 tbsp chopped chive „Ï 1 cup oil „Ï 250ml coconut-milk „Ï 5 tbsp 'dende'-oil (you can cook without dende, but it's not gonna be what it should be - dende is extracted from an african oilpalm (Elaeis guineensis) - I don't know if it is available where you are) Cut fish into thick slices (ca. 2 fingers), season with lime, salt and pepper. Let stand in fridge for 1 hour. In a bowl, mix red peppers, onions and tomatoes. Add coriander, parsley and chive. Mix well. Spread some of the mixture over the bottom of a 'clay'-pan (large). Add one layer of fish, and one layer of the mixture, successively. Pour oil and cook on top of the oven, at low heat, for 30 minutes. Turn oven off, cover tightly, and let stand for ca. 2 hours. Turn oven on, when it starts to boil, add the coconut milk and the dende-oil. Cook for ca. 15 minutes more. Taste if fish is well cooked. Serve with white rice. |
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queen sounds kinda gay, don't they? they were pretty good, but, really, vanilla ice did a much better job. |
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"body language" is an awesome song, though. |
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i don't have best songs,EVER 16 songs randomly chosen from thousands of songs jack likes: halleluwah 99 problems the true wheel spanish key spanish flea soon mannish boy holland, 1945 ain't it funky now shattered better get it in your soul ooh baby baby the great curve mr. donut i left my wallet in el segundo september in the rain have fun with that! |
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bad fonts? whatever do you mean? how strange these comments are. v, jack is so far out he fits right in anywhere. jack is a serious insider, dude. your list is a bit closer to reality than your usual drooling nonsensical ravings, but you don't know jack. |
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gee, I wonder why, v? |
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on your eyes? |
here's to modern medicine as barbaric as we are |
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is it the macula in both eyes, or just one? in june the FDA approved a new drug called... shit i can't remember... that was developed to treat macular degeneration. i just looked it up, it's called Lucentis. interesting how they name drugs, btw. lucentis. lucent. macular. immaculate. anyway, do you know what caused this? is it in your family? and what is your prognosis? |
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{http://dilbertblog.typepad.com/, Acting Smarter Than You Are} |
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imagine. |
this doctor suggested that i should be experiencing no significant symptoms *yet* but i don't know about that. i think maybe he was trying to be positive (and he was strictly by-the-book about being a nice guy). there is a very large and pronounced spot that appears once in a while right in that line of sight where i would expect a MD spot to be. yesterday i was walking down some stairs and i thought someone had thrown a racquetball into my path, the spot was that huge. but the spot is not always there, and i guess it would be constant if it was related to this. his pronouncement that i should not be experiencing symptoms (and yet i think i am) only bothers me because they say this type of MD can accelerate very quickly (weeks or even a few days), and i can't get a retinal specialist appointment until the 20th. lately i am also experiencing cloudy vision, and i can't always read words on paper for very long at a time because they get whited over. not completely whited over, but stuff gets surrounded by cloudiness. i've had that condition in various degrees since childhood, though. i used to get migraines and they were usually preceded by that whiteness virtually consuming my usable vision. i know about Lucentis. I listen to Paul Harvey's radio show. his demographic largely comprises the 80+ set, and maybe because of that he often references treatments and breakthroughs in macular degeneration. Lucentis sounds like a miracle cure (i almost spelled that Pucentis), but it has rude possible side effects and it is only for the wet form of MD. I haven't seen a doctor yet who can tell me which type I have - there are 2 types, wet and dry, and all things considered i probably have the wet one... uh huh huh Lucentis costs $2000 *per dose* and something tells me my insuror's $7 generics/$30 brand name prescription plan won't cover more than minimum wage of that. it's only one dose per month, though, and i'm not making enough money these days to cover for that kind of thing but could pull such a wad of cash out of my ass if i had to. a few months ago i found $5000 worth of quarters, dimes, and nickels under my bed. very heavy and unwieldy but i managed to get it all to the bank. when i first heard about Lucentis i had the impression you needed one dose per day, at $60,000/month, but i was wrong. blah blah blah, who the fuck knows. there is no family history but that's generally irrelevant. what's weird about it is that you don't just fade to black. your vision gets obstructed by splotches and you have to look at things from an angle to see them -- that's what i meant by the looking at people from an 80 degree angle thing. ok i am going to consume as much internet pornography as possible between now and whenever. |
Hot mammal action |
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I forgot how much you hate mammals! Just forget I ever said the "m" word |
oh, wait, my eyeballs are wasted on the table, alas |
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say, heather? *that* dumbass shit is exactly why i'm not genuinely curious. |
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MD occurs more frequently in people who have a family history of MD, that's why i asked. you're pretty young to have MD. i wonder why, besides the obvious rip-off-ness of the industry, lucentis would be so expensive? what about it makes it so costly? perhaps simply demand... what are the side effects? anyway, i hope it doesn't get worse before your appointment on the 20th. let us know how it goes. |
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