Male and Female Imponderables - You & Me & the Bottle Makes Three
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UPDATED: Friday, January 12, 2007 13:59
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Originally posted by RugBug:
So this is totally late to the party, but I'm laughing too hard about this...Quote:
Originally posted by Hell's Kitten:
Ya see, part of the New Dress Code is that it is unacceptable to be at work with a "visibly obvious lack of undergarments."
Never too late "triangle" lady...(Just can't shake the math.)
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Originally posted by RugBug:
Anyone seen Mal4Prez around?
Not personally but she posted something somewhere yestiddy.
Oh and MsG. Did I mention that I love the new Signature Trinket? I'm sure I did but just in case. I'm still trying to figure out a prize for you guessing LaMancha...
"Well, here I am...Does that seem right to you?"
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For some reason I keep humming "Triangle man, Triangle man, does whatever a triangle can." 
Fictional character I'd like to be most like? Eesh, I'm not quite sure. There's a lot that I like aspects of, but not the whole character. I think the one that would be closest would be Elizabeth Bennett. She was clever, intelligent, strong, independent and yet also caring, kind, generous, etc.
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"The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it." - George Bernard Shaw
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Jonny- your smile is all the reward I need:)
and the teacher rule for the day is..."don't make me drown you in a puddle"
Oh one of my poor little 7th graders ( 12 years old) has had a wardrobe malfunction of epic proportions. His pants were fastened with a hook and eye and now the eye has fallen off. The little guy has no hips or hinder and the pants keep sliding down. So we can't find a safety pin so we used a string belt ( which he had to tie so tightly he couldn't get it off for the bathroom) so then we went to the coach and he made a belt of athletic tape, which for some strange reason fused to the pants and wouldn't tie...so now he's out in the hall with Bruce ( another teacher) duct taping his pants back on. I kept trying not to laugh, but couldn't help it so I appologized and he said it was ok and his mom would probably be laughing too.
"A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort."- Albright
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Morning, RIMG! I may need to talk to you later about the helmets...
Morning, Kinetic. Time Bandits is not a guilty pleasure...it's a right!
JQ, yeah, that IV bag is something I really need...
Gilliam had quite a number of projects that never panned out...I am not sure about the one that "refused" to get made.
Mavs, we may have to share that IV bag.
Morning, MSG! Ah, Man of la Mancha...weren't Sean Connery and Danny DeVito slotted for that one?
Fictional character I'd want to be...hmm....I'd have to go with Cúchulainn.
Hobbleit, I was the same way...I would rather face an all-day essay than a math problem.
Morning, Kelkhil! I hope there is plenty of room in that pool. 
Morning, Whitefall! All manner of things will work out...I hope.
Uh, JQ, not sure about that fictional character thing..."I am a real boy!" 
Hey, RugBug! Nylons with open-toed shoes?!? *shudder*
Qing ren. 
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mornin'/afternoon MSG, Hobbleit, Whitefall, Rugbug, EDIT: Tristan
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Originally posted by Mavourneen:
Does anyone remember The Book of Questions by Gregory Stock from the mid 80's? It had lists of deep questions. I found it over the weekend while moving the contents of a bookcase.
"If you could do anything you wanted for one year, without physical or moral implications, but would not remember anything from that year nor gain financially from it, would you want to have that year?"
We had that book, both at my parents' house when we were younger, then swiped to keep at one of our party houses for use during recreation. Very good stuff.
To answer the one you selected - Sex, Drugs, and Rock&Roll sounds fun.
Fictional character - Michael Valentine Smith, from Robert Heinlein's Stranger in a Strange Land, because it would be fun to see and learn through his eyes and way of thinking
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'cause the Roman Gods up to that point were crap. Jeff, the god of biscuits, and Simon, the god of hair-dos.
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Originally posted by msg:
OK my chocolate said something profound... Test your own limits and keep going ( it's the wrapper or the dove promises which come with little messages, just so you don't think the cold medicine has sent me off the deep end)
So Hobbleit- what fictional character do you most want to be?
"A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort."- Albright
hmm.. that's a tough one. I'm not sure about now but when i was younger i wanted to be Alice from Alice In Wonderland. Might've been fun to go down the rabbit hole and have adventures in wonderland.
"did the titanic bend? No!"
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Originally posted by Tristan:
Uh, JQ, not sure about that fictional character thing..."I am a real boy!"
Um Tristan....
*points to the patch of hair growing on his chin*
I think that makes you a man. To Quote the Fairly Odd Parents "A Big Strong Man"
Can we tell that the little one runs the TV during the day??
Kelkhil
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*looks at his chin*
Hmm. You have a point there, Kelkhil. Although "big strong man" may not be the case. I'm more like Wash's description of himself. But still a boy at heart! Peter Pan-like, even.
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ok, Kel. I just heard Timmy Turner say into the microphone "A big strong man!"
in that deep voice.
Good auditory effect, and all the way from Wisconsin!
*impressed* 
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Mavs - Didn't you know that sound amplifies over Lake Michigan???
Tristan - Yeah I can relate to the kid at heart. Can't wait to down load Super Mario Brothers and the legend of Zelda on my Wii and have some serious adolecent flashbacks!
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