Since when are posts edited for content? It's a WinCustomize moderator overstepping his authority. Rather than threatening to remove it from WC, it should have just been removed from WC. Yet one more problem with the crossposting now going on with certain categories. Frankly,
true Did we both decided to bump it at the same time?
Hmm, I'm surprised this didn't get more comments. Maybe people don't want their bubbles burst? They are quite..generous as well in their proposal offering to split the proceeds that their revolutionary product would make 50/50. Others generously offer to sell us the concept for a reasonable cost. "All" we have to
At least Donnie thought she was pretty.
Strange... It listed my name as being "SmartAz" instead of "Gene Nash." I never go by "SmartAz" anymore. What an odd place these forums be....
It is still letting me post comments, You have to pull it from the forums if you don't want comments. Apparently, as long as it's in the forums it is subject to comments -- provided they are accessing the message through the forums. As to the subject at hand which we are not suppo
it will either be edited Boy, do I have problems with that. (But to say more would be seriously off-topic. So register my protest and forget I was here.)
It wasn't as bad as I'd feared or was lead to believe it would be, mainly because they only pulled it 3 or 4 times. Their alternate trick of the night was to bring all the nominees from certain non-glam categories up on stage while the nominees were announced. I can't help but think how horrible that must be. It's stressful enough sitting in you seat waiting to hear if your name is read or not. I really wouldn't want to be on stage like an Ame
is probably due to some deal between the networks and the fashion houses (or more likely the celebs are obliged to mention the designers name and the networks realise this) Yep, that's why I concluded "Considering the kickbacks celebrities get for wearing and mentioning certain designers, and the fac
miss piggy is dead? statue is a lousy likeness but i'd recognize them eyes anywhere. Good call. That would explain the blond hair in the pork rinds I was eating last week. I haven't been this bummed since Kermit walked into that french restaurant "just to use the bathroom." <B
learn that while there is usually some short term sorrow at their leaving, within a few weeks, it's as if they had never existed. Same thing when someone dies. That's the way of life; it just keeps moving.
Usually i have lots of energy and spunk, but these days i just couldn't be bothered to do anything around the house. Even at work its getting to be a problem. If that's wickedness, I must be the Prince of Darkness. (Because of that or the whole "drinking the blood of virgins" thing. <img src="
you will--none of that harsh reality stuff applies to you Good, because I was really looking forward to the churning.
there simply is no free river of gin nor any cigarette trees in reality... You mean I'm not going to get a couple of bodacious brunettes to gleefully taste my buttermilk? Dream killer.
The ad that "weirds me out" is for poledent "I don't even think about my dentures" I'd like to see Stephen King do a rewrite on that. "I don't even think about my dentures." Then the dentures could answer back, "But we think about you, Jack. All the time."
I've objected to some of the Burger King commercials, but I kind of like this one. Then you have all these half dressed girls....some tasting buttermilk out of the buckets, some sticking out derrieres while riding on some cart thingy (not sure what they are called)....and all of this is being showed in slow motion...</TD
This whole thread sux And look at how you single-handedly raised the quality of the entire discourse, Mr. Ebert. Truly remarkable. Seriously, I will never understand messages such as that one. Just keep on walking, folks.
So, I'm surfing around, and I happen upon this site that wants me to give them my email address (to start selling so I can get plenty good SPAM, sailor) in exchange for proof that ghosts exists. "We have proof they exist!" the site screams. I was screaming too -- with laught
About a year ago, I had similair idea for something called "JU Digest." It's been on my backburner. If I ever do get around to it, please don't think I'm ripping you off.
I think everybody who's been here a while has planned to leave JU at one point or another, I have to talk myself out of quitting about once every two months. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 class
Say, what do you suppose they ask at nudist awards?
I click on banners occasionally, if they interest me. I'd probably click on a lot more if I saw them, but I have software that blocks most graphic advertising, whether typical banners or other sizes. As an advertiser, I don't pay for banner placements, but I do occasionally use free banner placements. I find them to be the least effective form of advertising. It is fun to see
I selected Man on the Moon as my free DVD when I bought Jurassic Park III . I haven't seen the film since the day it was first released in theaters, though. I remember my take on it being "bad bio, excellent movie" but I don't remember how funny I thought it was. I'll have to dig out the DVD and re-evaluate. (I say "bad bio" because, after reading
Somewhere in the world, Tobey McGuire just wet himself.
from the lowest bidder Never thought about that before... Could have gone without thinking about it...
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