[quote]found a yarn shop a few miles from here, and called a cab for a ride. $25 later I was there.[/quote] Really? 25 bucks for a few miles? Damn. [quote]even got my ass squeezed by a not so bad looking local gal who thought that the fact that I knit is very cool.[/quote] Now I know the real reason you knit. :) [quote]I pointed out to him just how stupid that was on several levels and he admitted that it was and that he felt pretty stupid about it. I made a poi
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[quote]Only the shadows know.[/quote] Him or Ralph Ellison. Another good article, Roy but it was something about this one. It was like I could see right through it. ;)
[quote]I know that the only baseball story that anyone out there seems to care about right now is the Roger Clemens thing.[/quote] I think only the media cares about it. I don't think the average fan even cares. I think Roger Clemens is just as guilty as Barry Bonds but since Clemens is so well-liked he won't come close to having negative stories written about him. I actually been waiting for the people in here who condemned Bonds to say something about Clemens. But r
[quote]Lets just say I am in for a good year, pity those poor Yankee fans.[/quote] Yeah, those poor Yankee fans haven't won since '84. Oh wait that's not the Yankees. :LOL: I hope Detroit does do well this year. Their team is loaded. I think Cabrera is going to have a monster year.
[quote]Acting, yes. Interviewing...not so much.[/quote] Next time make it an acting lesson. Pretend your playing the part of the job winning interviewee. Even though you think you bombed ... Good luck.
Whataburgers are so good. What I like is they're open 24 hours. Nothing like those late late night snacks. :)
I really like this, Zoo. My kind of story. Only wish there was more. Is this story a result from your being "Alone and Thinking" article?
I'm awake, too. Too bad you don't have Encore. Pulp Fiction was just on. At least you're writing a blog ... All I'm doing is playing poker. :)
I agree with all in here. Nice writing style, sweet and beautiful. I do find it funny that while I think it's so cool the experiences you're having already I am a tad envious. ;)
:LOL: Damn, I wanted to leave the onety-oneth comment. Here's a couple of more for ya, Donna. Can a bald man get hairline fractures? If a comedian is in a wheelchair is he still considered a stand-up?
Tainted Beef sounds like a 70s punk band.
[quote]That french actress won not Cate[/quote] I think both actress categories were big surprises. I think the winners were surprised, too. The french actress Marion Cotillard is very hot. When I was watching it and seen the makeup nominations and the work they did on her to make her look like Edith Piaf I thought she had a chance to win since the Academy loves it when an actor alters their appearance. But since I didn't predict it before the show began it doesn't count. :)
:LOL: It was funny, well actually both are hilarious. I was surprised no one here at JU wrote an article on the Sarah Silverman one. I can't believe all the celebrities they got for Jimmy's video.
[quote]Best movie I've seen in years.[/quote] Which is why it won't win. Maybe it's just me but the best movie rarely wins. I saw a show yesterday where 2 guys where making their picks and one of them hated Juno called it the most overrated film of the year. That no teenage girl would ever talked as intelligent as her, and how the whole movie gives the wrong message to teenage girls. I seriously can't believe anyone would hate Juno. It makes me wonder about them. Kinda like
[quote]My Papa calls that Cincinnati Chili. There's also a bit o'cinnamon, allspice and cocoa in it. Sounds strange but it is really good! You top it with beans, or onions, or cheese, or all of the above. If you're from the area you would order it as such: Two-Way Chili: Chili served on spaghetti Three-Way Chili: Add shredded Cheddar cheese Four-Way Chili: Add chopped onions Five-Way Chili: Add kidney beans[/quote] Hey Saxy, is your papa from Cincinnati? I like mine five
[quote]I love chilimac, but always cook the macaroni seperate and serve the chili over it, mixing as its served.[/quote] That's the only way to do it. I like sprinkling cayenne pepper on it, too. Hey, Mason can you guess what I had for supper last night? Looks like you inspired quite a few in here.
True it's ugly tie but it might be a cool hat. [quote]Going Wide And Ugly[/quote] I remember the old days when closing time at the bar occasionally I would go wide and ugly. ;p
Good article, Zoo. I, too, think being alone is great. When I lived in Ohio I would have an hour commute to work and the alone time was so therapeutic. [quote]And hey, maybe you can write it all down and share it with people.[/quote] I would be interested in reading all of those blogs.
I like doing laundry, too. I love the smell of the detergents and softeners. Hell, I even like the smell of bleach. :) [quote]My descriptions aren't as detailed as San Chonino's. Wish I could write like him.[/quote]I agree your brother is quite the writer, but you still want to write like you. I like what you wrote. Develop your own style. Now saying all that I wish I knew as many words as your brother. :p
I love chili mac. Too bad there's no place that sells it here. When I do make it I usually just make it for one since ppl in this town think "putting chili over spaghetti is stupid". :LOL:
If they were going to remake Magnum with all the original cast it would be better if it was a TV movie. I think more people would see it then. I don't see the original cast drawing people to a theatre. I think you'll need a bigger well-known cast. Matthew McConaughey is definitely a bigger name but when was his last good movie. I think the problem with most remakes is they(Hollywood producers) only think as far as the remake. They're like, "Hey let's remake The Beverly Hillbilli
I think women love saying #2 and 3 at the same time.
Welcome back to Texas, Tex! and Good luck with the housing situation. Do your boys miss Hawaii?
I think most people online are pretty much how they are in real life. I think no matter how much you try to hide your true self it will come out. You can only be who you are. JU like any other online community probably has it share of fake personas but I don't think they are as prevalent as other sites. Personally when I read someone's articles it never enters my mind they might be fake. But if they appear to be full of excuses, never do no w
Dem's some dango good pics y'all shown.