http://www.superdeluxe.com/sd/contentdetail.do?id=d81f2344bf5ac7bb77d6a0e55069bd0a9b3a52cb005fa7d7 .
don't watch this while you're at work.
if anyone can turn that into a hyperlink, i'd appreciate it.
Gumby said: "I liked the end when it tells of Lot starting a community with his daughters when he said.."I don't even want to go there"
Yeah, me too. And my other favorite sentence was: "You cannot f*ck my houseguests." I think I'm going to make that my new catch phrase.
mr. flipper here again gang!
so who do ya like all time?mr.
flippers list is as follows, almost in this way.
No, I think ACL is down to single day tickets. They're playing in Dallas that same weekend - Sep. 14. Damn Ticketmaster - $30 face value for two tickets ends up being over $80 after their charges. And that's with free shipping. But I'm afraid to wait and buy at the door because I'm sure Wilco will sell out in such a small venue.
http://www.superdeluxe.com/sd/contentdetail.do?id=d81f2344bf5ac7bb77d6a0e55069bd0a9b3a52cb005fa7d7 .
don't watch this while you're at work.
if anyone can turn that into a hyperlink, i'd appreciate it.
You've named it "it"? How sweet...LOL
mr. flipper here again gang!
so who do ya like all time?mr.
flippers list is as follows, almost in this way.
And the other five, since I hit submit too soon:
Bob Schneider
Dandy Warhols
Old 97s
The Sparrows
Lucinda Williams
mr. flipper here again gang!
so who do ya like all time?mr.
flippers list is as follows, almost in this way.
Flaming Lips
Wilco (just bought tickets - woo-hoo!)
Baboon (local Dallas band)
Dylan
Springsteen
http://www.superdeluxe.com/sd/contentdetail.do?id=d81f2344bf5ac7bb77d6a0e55069bd0a9b3a52cb005fa7d7 .
don't watch this while you're at work.
if anyone can turn that into a hyperlink, i'd appreciate it.
http://www.superdeluxe.com/sd/contentDetail.do?id=D81F2344BF5AC7BB77D6A0E55069BD0A9B3A52CB005FA7D7
Don't watch this while you're at work. If anyone can turn that into a hyperlink, I'd appreciate it. I can't do it on a Mac.
(Sparkplug and Hemplover... hint, hint)
I think we have plans to hang out next week when Teddy is with me. She's with Six of Nine this weekend and I don't know what their plans are.
Looking forward to meeting your daughter, Brigid. I'll call you.
i get to the office by train.
recently, when i left the train at my destination station i noticed a jw, sitting there, obviously "studying" the "revelation"-book for the night's cbs.
it was too late for my, but i was thinking about saying something like "don't you get it at the third time that this is bullshit?
Something inside me urges me to say something.
I totally get this. I wonder if it's a holdover from all those years of feeling like we were special and unique. Like if I was still a JW and I saw a stranger in public with WTS literature, I would definitely want to approach my "brother" and find out what cong he attended, etc. But now that I'm out, I think I'd definitely try to start a conversation. My favorite thing to say to explain why I know so much about their religion is "I was married to a JW." They never think to ask if you were one yourself.
Keyser SozeFeeling a little jealous right now that I didn't think to take that moniker when I signed up. Maybe I'll change mine to Kobayashi (sp?).
MIDGET PORN++= yuck
Don't be dissin' the midgets now! Say what you will about those gotdamn dwarves (dwarfs?), but not the midgets, 'kay?
someone mentioned to me the other day about going door to door back when i was a jw.
"weren't you scared to do something like that, knock on a stranger's door?
actually it's been so long that i had almost forgotten.
I was at a door once and the guy didn't say a word, but as I was talking, he gave the door a light shove and it swung slowly at first and then built up speed gradually to the slam. I never knew a door could be closed sarcastically before that moment. It was like the door slam version of the slow clap.
When I was 17, I went to a friend's Bible study with her and the student had a three-year-old son who was a little on the mentally deprived side. He kept staring at me and finally asked his mom, "Is her kind dumb?" He thought I was a kindred spirit apparently. On a positive note, I've kept that phrase with me all these years and enjoy pulling it out on appropriate occasions. "Is your kind dumb?"
My mom was the queen of falling down in field service. My favorite was when she slipped on an icy porch and did a back flip into a snow drift. The guy at the door enjoyed it as well. ;-)
