Dija see Cindy Day tonight?
Ian M.
could do it!
Rick Walker
"Ian M." wrote:
>
> Nice dress, really nice hair - - - - - - - lookin' good! I knew she
> could do it!
>
She looked... "glorious." :)
Jack
> Nice dress, really nice hair - - - - - - - lookin' good! I knew she
> could do it!
yeah..I'm visualizing her black thong underneath!!! Yow-sir!!
Rick Walker
"Jack" wrote:
>
> yeah..I'm visualizing her black thong underneath!!! Yow-sir!!
>
She was wearing underwear? Not in my dreams, lol.
Rob
> She was wearing underwear? Not in my dreams, lol.
I think on a good day it looks like someone beat her with an ugly stick.
Eye of the beholder I guess.
Rick Walker
"Rob" wrote:
>
> I think on a good day it looks like someone beat her with an ugly stick.
> Eye of the beholder I guess.
>
Some close-ups scare me a bit, but "from a distance..." :-)
kozmo
like she fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way
down.
demibee
> Some close-ups scare me a bit, but "from a distance..." :-)
She has prominent features, so a little makeup goes a long way on her
face.
In her case, less would be more.
db
Ian M.
JD
"Rick Walker" <R...@WR.com> wrote in message
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That's the problem; if your fantasies take you there, you'd have to get
close. She has a pretty good chassis; too bad about the grill.
JD
"demibee" <dem...@post.com> wrote in message
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I dunno... if you've seen her in real life, she has to apply it with a
cement trowel.
JD
"kozmo" <novasc...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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*** Or she has been poked by too many ugly sticks.
Rick Walker
"demibee" wrote:
>
> Rick Walker wrote:
>
>> Some close-ups scare me a bit, but "from a distance..." :-)
>
> She has prominent features, so a little makeup goes a long way on her
> face.
>
> In her case, less would be more.
>
You're right, db. Sharp features require little (if any) added definition,
so she should back away from the make-up truck.
Rick Walker
"JD" wrote:
>
> "Rick Walker" wrote:
>>
>> Some close-ups scare me a bit, but "from a distance..." :-)
>
> That's the problem; if your fantasies take you there, you'd have to get
> close. She has a pretty good chassis; too bad about the grill.
Dim the lights, remove my glasses... another position... I can still make
that fantasy happen, JD.
Brian Smith
>
> I dunno... if you've seen her in real life, she has to apply it with a
> cement trowel.
She always looks like a two dollar whore.
Justin Cyder
It's not make up she needs,it's a double bagged head.
Justin Cyder
True, beauty is only 12 beers and a light switch away....
JD
"Justin Cyder" <bobbr...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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*** and, sometimes, two bags.
demibee
> True, beauty is only 12 beers and a light switch away....
"And my very close companion gets me fumbling, gets me laughing;
She's a hundred, but she's wearing something tight!"
-Leonard Cohen - "Closing Time"
db
Best
2....................."
John
Beauty is in the thighs of the bedholder, or something like that.
Rick Walker
"Donna Whitman" wrote:
>
> Do they actually apply their own make-up or do they have staff that do
> that? I'm not seeing this ugly thing about Cindy Day. The make-up's
> laid on pretty thick but I see an average or even attractive woman who
> would probably look even better with less make-up.
>
I'm pretty sure the staff does the make-up... but she's not an ugly woman at
all in my books either, Donna.
I wonder how old Cindy is? My guess would be late 40s.
Jack
Bite your frickin tongue!!
Jack
yes...there's something definitely SEXY about her..she's not
beautiful..sex yes...horny looking lol...better stop now...lol
Gra...@notbig.ik
>yes...there's something definitely SEXY about her..she's not
>beautiful..sex yes...horny looking lol...better stop now...lol
Why? Is it making your cletus even bigger?
Al Smith
Nothing wrong with horny-looking in a woman.
-Al-
crsflnnrt
> that? I'm not seeing this ugly thing about Cindy Day. The make-up's
> laid on pretty thick but I see an average or even attractive woman who
> would probably look even better with less make-up.
I see her out walking her dog all the time and I think she is good
looking without the make up and in natural light. I can't understand
her being called ugly.
Al Smith
People like to rag on public figures. It's nothing personal. If
Cindy ever sees these posts, she should just ignore them.
-Al-
Jack
lol...you got esp??
Jack
Like I said, she's not "beautiful" in the pop culture kind of way..but
she a very sexy lady...
Jack
I hope she does Al.... "Cindy I think you're very sexy - my name is
Jack" - lol
demibee
> yes...there's something definitely SEXY about her..she's not
> beautiful..sex yes...horny looking lol...better stop now...lol
Nahlah Ayed does it for me! Cute face... and there's something about that
slightly off-centre ^-shaped upper lip.
Plus, there's Wendy Mesley (pretty eyes)... and Reshmi Nair! (on Mark
Kelley's show).
<http://members.shaw.ca/vancouverbroadcasters3/nair_r2.jpg>
And CNN is practically a porn fest! :) I think Robin Meade is actually a
CGI character, she's so flawless... possibly inspired by the Yasmin Bratz
doll ;)
Look...
<http://www.justdressup.com/content/icons/yasmin-bratz-dress-up-icon-1.jpg>
It's her!
db
demibee
> I just think all the personal remarks made about Cindy Day by people who
> presumably are the most desirable male hulks you could want are in very
> poor taste, kindergarten level. Especially since we know some of the
> males commenting are real dogs!
Cindy's attractive... not my type, but attractive (physically, she reminds
me of a close friend I've known all my life, and the idea of sexual
attraction toward her is a bit awkward ;)
But, in all fairness, we guys aim well out of our leagues... much as women
drool over Brad Pitt and the like.
db
dodger
> slice her down on her clothes, her makeup, her age etc. Just cruel.
> If the ones concerned were poster boys themselves, then it might be
> different.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Quite true how many of us seem to see ourselves as qualified to "rate"
a woman's appearance when we, ourselves, could well be a "two" or so
on that mythical one to 10 scale. Personally, for what its worth, I
find Cindy to be an attractive and seemingly very nice woman. I do not
sense the arrogance that some "stars" seem to possess. My only
complaint is I WISH
she would get off her "I LOVE SNOW kicks...because I hate the damn
stuff.....And, yes, she looked tremendous last night!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
Rick Walker
"demibee" wrote:
>
> Cindy's attractive... not my type, but attractive (physically, she reminds
> me of a close friend I've known all my life, and the idea of sexual
> attraction toward her is a bit awkward ;)
>
> But, in all fairness, we guys aim well out of our leagues... much as women
> drool over Brad Pitt and the like.
>
"If it happens to a guy, Cindy Day knows why!" ;)
Rick Walker
"dodger" wrote:
Quite true how many of us seem to see ourselves as qualified to "rate"
a woman's appearance when we, ourselves, could well be a "two" or so
on that mythical one to 10 scale. Personally, for what its worth, I
find Cindy to be an attractive and seemingly very nice woman. I do not
sense the arrogance that some "stars" seem to possess. My only
complaint is I WISH
she would get off her "I LOVE SNOW kicks...because I hate the damn
stuff.....And, yes, she looked tremendous last night!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
----------------------------------------------
That bugs me too, dodger. But so does non-stop use of the word "glorious"
to describe a nice day in the summer. She looked "mahvellous" last night in
black, I agree, and my wife's met her in person - she's very even-keeled,
not "head in the clouds I'm a star" sort of thing; Peter Coade's a good
forecaster too, but I tend to stay away from CBC at suppertime now.
Rick Walker
"demibee" wrote:
>
> And CNN is practically a porn fest! :) I think Robin Meade is actually a
> CGI character, she's so flawless... possibly inspired by the Yasmin Bratz
> doll ;)
>
> Look...
>
> <http://www.justdressup.com/content/icons/yasmin-bratz-dress-up-icon-1.jpg>
>
> It's her!
Grrr... I like those ladies at HLN, db! Christi Paul's easy on the eyes
too. And Richelle Carey, as you've mentioned before.
dodger
> "demibee" wrote:
>
> > And CNN is practically a porn fest! :) I think Robin Meade is actually a
> > CGI character, she's so flawless... possibly inspired by the Yasmin Bratz
> > doll ;)
>
> > Look...
>
>
> > It's her!
>
> Grrr... I like those ladies at HLN, db! Christi Paul's easy on the eyes
> too. And Richelle Carey, as you've mentioned before.
A LOT of good looking women in television..that's for sure
and..without predjudice..I must say it looks like women are taking
over TV as it were. Look at the NEW CBC Newsworld rotation,.,. all
women all day. Two of the three major old time U.S. networks now have
women in the prime time news anchor chairs.
Jack
CBC IS the new Women's tv. That's been going on for quite a while.
Jack
Only at suppertime? You poor bugger
Jack
> which may not be in her control. Even if it is, that hardly makes her
> ugly. AFAIK, she is in her early 50's and a fine looking woman at that
> age.
Donna, I think this is the the second time we agree...lol...Happy NY
Rick Walker
"Jack" wrote:
>
> Rick Walker wrote:
>
>> sort of thing; Peter Coade's a good forecaster too, but I tend to stay
>> away from CBC at suppertime now.
>
> Only at suppertime? You poor bugger
>
There aren't too many things I watch on CBC, Jack. I'll check out their
National News at 10:00 for a bit each night, my wife likes Being Erica (LOL)
and Coronation Street, but if it disappeared tomorrow I wouldn't miss a
thing.
The reason I mentioned suppertime is because of the dog and pony show they
have on from 5- 6:30 each night. If I'm not mistaken there used to be a
newscast there, right? lol
Rob
> I just think all the personal remarks made about Cindy Day by people
> who presumably are the most desirable male hulks you could want are in
> very poor taste, kindergarten level. Especially since we know some
> of the males commenting are real dogs!
Odd is that, I think she is *very* unattractive, but don't consider
myself to be a poster boy by any stretch.
Rob
>> I think on a good day it looks like someone beat her with an ugly
>> stick. Eye of the beholder I guess.
>
> Bite your frickin tongue!!
Sorry Jack. Fill your boots, go for it my man.
Rob
> Some close-ups scare me a bit, but "from a distance..." :-)
I hope you have a long one then. Hey, just because you're on a diet
doesn't mean you can't read the menu. Right? Just no taste testing.
Rob
> like she fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way
> down.
Tall tree.
Jack
yep and tat is the "local tv" the broadcasters are whining about
Brian Smith
>
> yep and tat is the "local tv" the broadcasters are whining about
We don't have *local* newscasts in this area. It's all about New
Brunswick. :^(
Rick Walker
"Jack" wrote:
>
> yep and tat is the "local tv" the broadcasters are whining about
>
Local Yokels... what a freaking disaster. And I thought Jim Nunn was bad.
Jack
ATV aka CTV Atlantic is NOT a HFX station, nor does it claim to be,
hence the name. I think they do a pretty good at covering ALL 3
provinces, considering..
Brian Smith
>
> ATV aka CTV Atlantic is NOT a HFX station, nor does it claim to be,
> hence the name. I think they do a pretty good at covering ALL 3
> provinces, considering..
As they don't cover many local (local to me would be anything within
the boundaries of the Greater Halifax Metropolitan Area) issues here,
they should stop their crap about wanting to preserve *local* television.
Brian Smith
>
> Maritime Provinces = Nova Scotia, PEI, New Brunswick (3)
> Atlantic Provinces - Nova Scotia, PEI, New Brunswick, Newfoundland (4)
>
> It's a wonder NF doesn't complain. :-)
Maybe they do, but they aren't yelling loudly enough to be heard across
the Strait. :^)
JD
"Brian Smith" <Hal...@NovaScotia.Canada> wrote in message
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They might be, but since there are very few foreign speakers of Newfanese,
we just don't understand.
Rob
> As they don't cover many local (local to me would be anything within
> the boundaries of the Greater Halifax Metropolitan Area) issues here,
> they should stop their crap about wanting to preserve *local* television.
The pathetic little world of narrow minded Tubby Smith.
Rick Walker
If news happens locally it's reported - if it doesn't, it's reported from
wherever it happens in the Maritimes.
It's always been that way to my recollection, Rob.
Brian Smith
>
> They might be, but since there are very few foreign speakers of
> Newfanese, we just don't understand.
In some cases, one does require a translator when attempting to
converse with rock people.
Rob
And hopefully always will be, Rick, despite what Tubby Smith feels. BTW,
there is a reason CTV Atlantic doesn't report on Newfoundland, call it
bad blood. The Newfs once again refused to be fucked over by outsiders.
Brian Smith
>
> I remember a friend who was then newly arrived to Halifax from the
> Rock told me she was knitting beers. I let her chat on, found they
> were intended for her granddaughters and eventually figured out she
> was knitting teddy bears.
I don't believe I have ever seen a knitted Teddy Bear.
> She truly doesn't understand how people know right away she is a
> Newfoundlander, she always says 'ye' as opposed to 'you', in some ways
> rather like hearing very old English spoken.
I suppose, in a warped fashion it would almost sound like Old English.
Rick Walker
"Rob" wrote:
>
> Rick Walker wrote:
>>
>> If news happens locally it's reported - if it doesn't, it's reported from
>> wherever it happens in the Maritimes.
>>
>> It's always been that way to my recollection, Rob.
>
> And hopefully always will be, Rick, despite what Tubby Smith feels. BTW,
> there is a reason CTV Atlantic doesn't report on Newfoundland, call it bad
> blood. The Newfs once again refused to be fucked over by outsiders.
>
Well, I don't have anything against Newfoundlanders. I lived there for a
bit, and found them to be friendly and hospitable. Of course, we're
supposedly the same way here... depending upon who you're speaking to, I
guess.
Happy New Year to you and yours, Rob!
Brian Smith
>
> I have a book of various patterns for them. Every now and then I think
> there may be money in making and selling them. They're pretty cute.
If the cost of production (time and materials) doesn't exceed the
bottom line, it could be profitable. It would certainly fill up your
retirement time well, lol. :^)
Brian Smith
>
> I had to knit one just like Mr. Beans, for a grandchild. They are
> very common.
Did you mean Mr. Bean? That's scary, a bear that is that stunned,
albeit hilarious. LOL!
Rob
> Well, I don't have anything against Newfoundlanders. I lived there for
> a bit, and found them to be friendly and hospitable. Of course, we're
> supposedly the same way here... depending upon who you're speaking to, I
> guess.
I've been in every province in Canada but Newfoundland. I suspect it is
like the rest of eastern Canada, with a different accent.
>
> Happy New Year to you and yours, Rob!
So far so good, Rick. Back at ya.
JD
"Brian Smith" <Hal...@NovaScotia.Canada> wrote in message
They say it takes someone very intelligent to play a fool. Rowan Atkinson,
who plays Mr Bean, has a Masters degree in Electrical Engineering, and his
brother has a Masters degree in Economics. I guess that's why he plays such
a great buffoon.
Brian Smith
>
> Hobbyists don't even make minimum wage. I enjoy knitting so it could
> subsidize my hobby as well as give me a small amount of extra cash.
> It would probably cost about $5-6 dollars to make a bear that one
> could sell for 4-5 times that.
That's a good return on your money.
> Right now, I'm into knitting hats to give to a charity that works with
> homeless folks but I might try out a bear or two just to see how long
> they take to put together.
Time is the big investment. Let me know how you make out.
Brian Smith
>
> They say it takes someone very intelligent to play a fool. Rowan
> Atkinson, who plays Mr Bean, has a Masters degree in Electrical
> Engineering, and his brother has a Masters degree in Economics. I guess
> that's why he plays such a great buffoon.
He is very good at what he does, JD.
JD
"Brian Smith" <Hal...@NovaScotia.Canada> wrote in message
Agreed. I like all of his stuff; the Black Adder is just as good as Mr
Bean.
Brian Smith
>
> Not when you factor in the hours of time it takes to knit the bear,
> stuff the parts and sew it all together. For me, it's more a matter of
> finding a way to fund my "addiction".
But, as you pointed out, you do it for enjoyment not reward. That's why
I said it was a good return for your money. :^)
> I may try a Mr. Bean bear and another cute bear pattern I have. A
> faster knitter would undoubtedly take a lot less time than I would. I
> started a hat this morning and have taken 2-3 hours just to get past
> the brim.
It must be difficult to knot while "talking" on a newsgroup. ;^)
Brian Smith
>
> It must be difficult to knot while "talking" on a newsgroup. ;^)
That obviously should have been *knit* although knitting involves
knotting at some point.
Jack
> Jack wrote:
>>
>> ATV aka CTV Atlantic is NOT a HFX station, nor does it claim to be,
>> hence the name. I think they do a pretty good at covering ALL 3
>> provinces, considering..
>
> As they don't cover many local (local to me would be anything within
> the boundaries of the Greater Halifax Metropolitan Area) issues here,
> they should stop their crap about wanting to preserve *local* television.
That whole thing is "marketing"...or propaganda if you will
Jack
>
> "Rob" wrote:
>>
>> Brian Smith wrote:
>>
>>> As they don't cover many local (local to me would be anything
>>> within the boundaries of the Greater Halifax Metropolitan Area)
>>> issues here, they should stop their crap about wanting to preserve
>>> *local* television.
>
>>
>>
>
> If news happens locally it's reported - if it doesn't, it's reported
> from wherever it happens in the Maritimes.
>
> It's always been that way to my recollection, Rob.
Yep..thats the way it works...
Jack
> there is a reason CTV Atlantic doesn't report on Newfoundland, call it
> bad blood. The Newfs once again refused to be fucked over by outsiders.
If only it were taht simple...they have NTV which is a CTV part-time
affiliate
Jack
>
> "Brian Smith" <Hal...@NovaScotia.Canada> wrote in message
>> Donna Whitman wrote:
>>>
>>> Maritime Provinces = Nova Scotia, PEI, New Brunswick (3)
>>> Atlantic Provinces - Nova Scotia, PEI, New Brunswick, Newfoundland (4)
>>>
>>> It's a wonder NF doesn't complain. :-)
>>
>> Maybe they do, but they aren't yelling loudly enough to be heard
>> across the Strait. :^)
>
> They might be, but since there are very few foreign speakers of
> Newfanese, we just don't understand.
Send a Caper along...or a valley guy...lol
Rob
> If only it were taht simple...they have NTV which is a CTV part-time
> affiliate
It is taht simple. You still won't see CTV report anything Newfoundland,
unless one of the other Atlantic provinces are directly involved.
Ice Age
>
> The pathetic little world of narrow minded Tubby Smith.
Somewhat analogous to the pathetic little world of "Rob" who vents
his marital and financial linked problems on USENET by insulting others.
Ice!
Ice Age
>
> And hopefully always will be, Rick, despite what Tubby Smith feels. BTW,
> there is a reason CTV Atlantic doesn't report on Newfoundland, call it
> bad blood. The Newfs once again refused to be fucked over by outsiders.
Do your marital problems have a Newfoundland connection? Did you
lose your job in the fishing industry to someone in Atlantic Canada?
Ice!
Brian Smith
>
> That whole thing is "marketing"...or propaganda if you will
It's an effort to scam more money out of the consumer's pockets, that's
all.