Heh. What's the idiot wearing a button for, anyway? Of course he's going to get reactions from teenagers. Anyway, I'm with the rest of the people using their brains: There is nothing immoral about 69. The jokes, however, may be immoral, but not the act--er, I mean, the highway itself. -A.
Angloesque
Hmm. Sounds like your beef is with religion, not her. And it sounds like it wouldn't have worked out in the long run. Edit: hmm, I take it back. I think you're a nice guy--this was an uncharacteristic post for you. -A.
Heh, I picked up on Tex's thing, too. That was funny. I went to boarding high school and we used to sneak out and drive into town, either to Taco Bell (where we risked running into faculty) or the 7/11 for slurpees. One night in particular we almost didn't get back into the dorm because the window we dropped out of was significantly higher than others we'd previously used. <img
Imajinit: Haven't seen any of those movies, but I know the gist. And you're right in that it might not have worked out. I guess I fault myself for not ever giving it a try. Though it does beg the question of whether or not it would have been good for her to be in our home for awhile before getting shunted off into another...but then I'm still guessing the past. Fair point. Thanks. Floozie, Kingbee, and BlueDev: I was thinking when I wrote it l
Last night going to bed I was irritated with H for something--something stupid, I'm sure--I can't even remember why. Whatever it was, it started one of those melancholy snowball fits of all the horrible things I've done in life--embarrassing, mean, selfish, just plain stupid--coming back to haunt me. And I have some doozies. But this is the worst, because it was the e
That must make your husband VERY happy Or else very UNhappy.... I don't even remember what this article was about. Uhhh.... -A.
Aw, c'mon. I like lewd jokes. Except the going to the bathroom one I heard today. That was just gross. -A.
Yeah, if that was live, I'll take the canned version. Or maybe none at all. I'm not a fan. Apparently. -A.
I've just started altering my own clothes--easy stuff like cotton t-shirts and skirts so far. I'm largish in the chest and smallish at the waist, which may or may not be sexy to H but is damn hard to find shirts. Larges look funny at my waist and mediums look, like Tex said, indecent. And don't get me started on pants...ugh. Of course getting married didn't help--I've gained about 10 pounds in fourth months. Yucky. Why is that, anyway? Why? WH
For the good of humanity, for me, whatever. I have no morals. -A.
I have nothing to do for a couple weeks...I suppose a well-timed hit on David Hasselhoff isn't out of the question? -A.
LL, thanks for your comments. InBloom, funny you mentioned Alberto Gonzalez--that was what prompted the episode last night. BlueDev and Zoomba, you guys are a lot more succinct than I'm able to be. Thanks for your comments. I've tentatively moved this into the forums, but it honestly *is* more about trying to have a friendship again, and not so much about political dif
Insightful blog. I dig it. -A.
Dear friends, I've never been quite so angry as I was last night. It was nothing personal and I certainly won't hold it against you in the long run. But let me explain some things: Just because you don't like Bush doesn't mean he's wrong on every move he makes, every person he appoints, every time he takes a breath. You don't have to criticize ev
I wasn't being sarcastic! I was being truthful. Yeah, I know you weren't being sarcastic. I was. *sigh again* -A.
Reply By: drmiler Posted: Friday, November 12, 2004 Reply #12 By: Angloesque - 11/12/2004 1:54:11 PM I find it interesting that he is planning to show the "truth", to "educate and enlighten" people on the next three years of Bush's term--that almost makes him sound, y'know, objective. So I hope he'll be as objec
Interesting blog. I never knew of this schism, but it makes sense--kinda like the divide between holistic medicine and medicine. The internist I know is big into nutrition and health food, ironic given that his wife is bulemic and is one of the heiresses to the Little Debbie fortune. (I don't mean to sound like I'm making fun of her--she's overcome the bulemia and they're just two of the nicest people in the world--but there's always some good irony if
I find it interesting that he is planning to show the "truth", to "educate and enlighten" people on the next three years of Bush's term--that almost makes him sound, y'know, objective. So I hope he'll be as objective making the second one as he was making the first one. -A.
Nah, just lucky, I think. -A.
Hey man, keep the politics off of here. This is humor. Or at least an attempt at it. -A.
Here are the results of your test: Your score: 80% You scored 12 out of 15 questions correct. Either I'm very discerning or very lucky. -A.
Heh, that's one of the funniest stories I've read in awhile. Happy Birthday, anyway. -A.
Thanks for writing this, Chiprj. I just watched our little town's parade coming down Main Street, and from a town the size of 8,000 we have one WWI, one WWII, and several from Korea, Vietnam, and Gulf I. Thanks to you all. -A.
While I can't speak for your ego, I can certainly speak for my stomach-- *holding hair back and leaning over trash bin* -A.
Wow, candy, cakes, and ice cream? You're the best mom ever, and you get paid for it! -A.