I'm gettin' screwed....
Tyler D.
to start watching TV again...
WWS
"Tyler D." wrote:
>
> When is Monk on? Is it on the USA Network? I didn't know it was time
> to start watching TV again...
It's on USA on Thursday nights, but it's also on ABC on Tuesday nights
now. It's a wonderful show, I've been watching it right from the first
ep. As I said, this is the first show I've actually been rearranging
my schedule to watch in years.
My spouse loves it, but also says it's extremely painful to watch - she
says Monk's character hits far too close to home for her.
one of my favorite scenes of the entire series so far is one where Monk
freaks out while having to stand next to one particularly gross little
boy who's picking his nose and ... NO! DON'T DO IT! DON'T DO IT!!! OH
NOOOO!!!
yup, he ate it!
a killer with a gun is nothing compared to the horror of that scene!
--
__________________________________________________WWS_____________
"Never presume for whom the net trolls; it trolls for thee." - Heck
Dammit
>
>
>"Tyler D." wrote:
>>
>> When is Monk on? Is it on the USA Network? I didn't know it was time
>> to start watching TV again...
>
>It's on USA on Thursday nights, but it's also on ABC on Tuesday nights
>now. It's a wonderful show, I've been watching it right from the first
>ep. As I said, this is the first show I've actually been rearranging
>my schedule to watch in years.
You know, I hear about good new shows like this, and I actually
hesitate to turn away from the foodteevee or Junkyard Wars rerun to
watch it. I just figure that good stuff gets cancelled, why getcher
heart broken?. I'm still trying to get over Sports Night.
(And yes, I thought like this well before the FS news.)
LB
-----
LB
"This is the last froup that's going to be impressed if you
just waltz in and say 'I'm a weirdo, ooo, be impressed!'"
- Arthur M Levesque
Jaime M. de Castellvi
wrote:
>WWS <wsch...@tyler.net> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>>"Tyler D." wrote:
>>>
>>> When is Monk on? Is it on the USA Network? I didn't know it was time
>>> to start watching TV again...
>>
>>It's on USA on Thursday nights, but it's also on ABC on Tuesday nights
>>now. It's a wonderful show, I've been watching it right from the first
>>ep. As I said, this is the first show I've actually been rearranging
>>my schedule to watch in years.
>
>You know, I hear about good new shows like this, and I actually
>hesitate to turn away from the foodteevee or Junkyard Wars rerun to
>watch it.
When is it on?
thew...@unagi.cybernothing.org
> WWS <wsch...@tyler.net> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>>"Tyler D." wrote:
>>>
>>> When is Monk on? Is it on the USA Network? I didn't know it was time
>>> to start watching TV again...
>>
>>It's on USA on Thursday nights, but it's also on ABC on Tuesday nights
>>now. It's a wonderful show, I've been watching it right from the first
>>ep. As I said, this is the first show I've actually been rearranging
>>my schedule to watch in years.
>
> You know, I hear about good new shows like this, and I actually
> hesitate to turn away from the foodteevee or Junkyard Wars rerun to
> watch it. I just figure that good stuff gets cancelled, why getcher
> heart broken?. I'm still trying to get over Sports Night.
>
> (And yes, I thought like this well before the FS news.)
I highly recommend BBC America if you can get it. You get to see the
shows on which "Trading Spaces" and the like are based. Sundays they do
an entire afternoon of "Changing Rooms" (The BBC version of Trading
Spaces) and "Ground Force" (The gardening version of Changing Rooms) both
are a shitload more fun than their U.S. counterparts and are in no danger
of being cancelled.
--
TheWitch
"Always a godmother, never a God."
- Fran Lebowitz
WWS
"Jaime M. de Castellvi" wrote:
>
>
> When is it on?
Right now, episodes show on USA on Friday at 8 central, then again at
11 the same night. (central time) Then the ep is repeated the following
Thursday at 10.
ABC has been showing it on Tuesdays, but I don't think it's on this week,
they're doing Sept 11 type stuff most of the week. I have no idea what
their schedule will be later this fall, or if USA will still be able to
show episodes after ABC picks it up.
Only 11 episodes were made in this first batch, with the premier being
a 2 hour special. I've been watching it from the start, since I've
liked Tony Shalhoub since he was a mechanic on "Wings", and have been
hoping he'd find a part he could really make his own. Looks like this
is it.
marci
seen any good movies lately?
two i've watched recently that i would recommend:
jesus' son
and
julian po
ok bye.
WWS
I'll bet if you get really drunk you'll start posting as "Wavy G" again.
Tyler D.
>From: thew...@unagi.cybernothing.org
>Date: 9/8/2002 3:22 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <10315129...@news.explosive.net>
SWMNBN really likes that network, but being the CFO for team H-M, she vetoed
the idea of paying $80 a month to get one channel.
It is a battle I have long since lost.
Scratchy McItcherson
> marci wrote:
> >
> > what's on tv tonight, plas?
> >
> > seen any good movies lately?
> >
> > two i've watched recently that i would recommend:
> >
> > jesus' son
> >
> > and
> >
> > julian po
> >
> > ok bye.
>
> I'll bet if you get really drunk you'll start posting as "Wavy G" again.
It was marci's assertion that everywon on that atrw froup is won person only.
James D Thompson
>SWMNBN really likes that network, but being the CFO for team H-M,
>she vetoed the idea of paying $80 a month to get one channel.
Let's see who can come up with the best combination of names for
"Team H-M". Hertzprung-Monaghan.
David Thompson, winner gets to mail their poop to Mr. Hole...
The rain came down in torrents, the wind increased to a stiff breeze
and some of the juniors, not accustomed to be rocked in the cradle
of the deep, were forced to "Cast their bread upon the waters."
thew...@unagi.cybernothing.org
Truthfully, I don't know that I'd be willing to shell out the cash for it
(my sister pays the cable bill here). However, if I get addicted enough
to it, I will probably succumb. Ground Force is especially fun to watch
even though I wouldn't garden if my life depended on it. But I can do
without the Monty Python and Keeping Up Appearances marathons that crop up
fairly regularly.
marci
yes. i am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together
marci
>
>
>marci wrote:
>>
>> what's on tv tonight, plas?
>>
>> seen any good movies lately?
>>
>> two i've watched recently that i would recommend:
>>
>> jesus' son
>>
>> and
>>
>> julian po
>>
>> ok bye.
>
>I'll bet if you get really drunk you'll start posting as "Wavy G" again.
i hope to never be *that* drunk again.
Just Lori
It would explain a great many things.
--
"Wesley Crusher was Star Trek's 'Scrappy Doo'." - Arthur Levesque
Just Lori
>tyler...@cs.comnojunk (Tyler D.) wrote:
>
>>SWMNBN really likes that network, but being the CFO for team H-M,
>>she vetoed the idea of paying $80 a month to get one channel.
>
> Let's see who can come up with the best combination of names for
>"Team H-M". Hertzprung-Monaghan.
Heimlich-Maneuver
Arthur Levesque
James>"Team H-M". Hertzprung-Monaghan.
Lori>Heimlich-Maneuver
Hemorrhoid Medicine
--
/\ Arthur Levesque <fnord?> http://boog.org & http://DammitJa.net __
\B\ack King of the Potato People & shanana-Cobain <*> Urban Spaceman (oO)
\S\lash Sweet transvestite and member of a vast right-wing conspiracy /||\
\/ I was a lesbian before it was fashionable! My work here is done...
Just Lori
>> SWMNBN really likes that network, but being the CFO for team H-M, she vetoed
>> the idea of paying $80 a month to get one channel.
>>
>> It is a battle I have long since lost.
>
>I thought you were supposed to get cable if you quit smoking!
Maybe he didn't quit?
thew...@unagi.cybernothing.org
> tyler...@cs.comnojunk (Tyler D.) wrote:
>
>>SWMNBN really likes that network, but being the CFO for team H-M,
>>she vetoed the idea of paying $80 a month to get one channel.
>
> Let's see who can come up with the best combination of names for
> "Team H-M". Hertzprung-Monaghan.
Hellmanns - Mayonaise
Hot - Mama
Hideous - Musician
Halitosis - Melanoma
Horribly - Maimed
Hammond - Mungberry (If you're looking for actual last names)
>
> David Thompson, winner gets to mail their poop to Mr. Hole...
Infinity gives out actual prizes when he sponsors a contest.
--
TheWitch (Still have my frisbee)
Wavy G
Podkayne Fries
>I highly recommend BBC America if you can get it. You get to see the
>shows on which "Trading Spaces" and the like are based. Sundays they do
>an entire afternoon of "Changing Rooms" (The BBC version of Trading
>Spaces) and "Ground Force" (The gardening version of Changing Rooms) both
>are a shitload more fun than their U.S. counterparts and are in no danger
>of being cancelled.
What she said. There's something oddly compelling about both
"Changing Rooms" and "Ground Force". "Trading Spaces" isn't bad, but
it isn't nearly as interesting or as well-scripted as the original
British versions.
I've seen several things in the Brit shows that I'd like to do in my
own home. I haven't seen anything in "Trading Spaces" that has made
me want to run to Lowe's and start loading a dolly.
--
Regards, Podkayne Fries
Plutonium Barbie: "Superdeterminism is HARD!" -- Kibo
Attipulgus Trogfolio
::
::what's on tv tonight, plas?
7th Heaven and Football. Choices, choices.
--
Respectfully submitted by,
Attipulgus Trogfolio
Blarg
>SWMNBN really likes that network, but being the CFO for team H-M,
>she vetoed the idea of paying $80 a month to get one channel.
H-M: Happy Melons
(You lose! You don't have happy melons.)
Blarg
"A blarg is a combination of spobbles and nunacks."
-xqed (xq...@nospam.yahoo.com)
Antifrance
>
> Let's see who can come up with the best combination of names for
> "Team H-M". Hertzprung-Monaghan.
"Hazardous Materials"
--
Brendan Dillon (aka Antifrance), | antif...@yahoo.com
GPG; 1SG, KPS OPC; SC, HQ, SURLI | http://www.holyducttape.com
Canada: "Hey, at least we're not France!"
France: "Hey, at least we're not Germany!"
Germany: "Look, we were young, we needed the money."
Blarg
>Wayland <termina...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>> SWMNBN really likes that network, but being the CFO for team H-M, she vetoed
>>> the idea of paying $80 a month to get one channel.
>>>
>>> It is a battle I have long since lost.
>>
>>I thought you were supposed to get cable if you quit smoking!
>
>Maybe he didn't quit?
What's the name of that ugly bird...
Puffin???
Yeah..
marci
one of those times i got *really* drunk.
marci
<Attip...@Trogfolio.edu> said:
>marci <marc...@charter.net> pulled a "Crafonzo" by saying
>::
>::what's on tv tonight, plas?
>::
>::seen any good movies lately?
>::
>::two i've watched recently that i would recommend:
>::
>::jesus' son
>::
>::and
>::
>::julian po
>::
>::ok bye.
>
>7th Heaven and Football. Choices, choices.
7th heaven!!!!!!!!!!!
i only watch that when i am sick. do you turn off the sound and make
up your own lines?
Tyler D.
>Message-id: <10315830...@news.explosive.net>
I am getting to the point where I could care less.
I just finished a new song.
I had a rehearsal for a wedding that I am playing tonight. Tomorrow night, I
have full band practice and then a gig afterwards (solo).
My friend the doctor wants me to help him build a proper recording studio in
his expansive mansion. He can afford this.
Wednesday, I have more rehearsal and then open mic (if I choose to play for
free).
Who needs TV?
I think I should dump it the same way I dumped cigarettes and say 'good
riddance'. I am certainly not going to watch any TV this week (with all the
depressing and exploitative 9-11 stuff).
Yes, I quit smoking one month ago today. I have not had even one (1) (won)
(uno) (un).
I am free of it. The fact that I do not have a cable modem is part of the BIG
financial picture...we are saving for Europe and I have a guitar layed away.
If I want amenities like that, I must PLAY MORE GUITAR.
But, enough about me (finally). Why are you eating happy pills? Should I be
happy with you?
Tyler D.
>From: marci marc...@charter.net
>Date: 9/9/2002 1:52 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <jknpnu0c54ihs3fm1...@4ax.com>
See how they run like pigs from a gun see how they snide.
I'm crying...
Tyler D.
>Date: 9/9/2002 10:49 AM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <3D7CB517...@hotmail.com>
>
>month, which includes, cable modem, digital cable, all the HBOs, plus
>HBO on demand (I love this one, I can pause play rewind without having
>to rent or buy a movie and it costs about the same as one movie rental),
>the Encore channels and set of channels with the several different
>themed channels, (Independent films, westerns, love stories and a couple
>others, hey they are only 1.95 a month).
That Tivo thing is a cool invention.
Tyler D.
>From: Blarg bl...@spamcop.net
>Date: 9/9/2002 9:04 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <p6hqnusqubtn2fbfq...@4ax.com>
>
>tyler...@cs.comnojunk (Tyler D.) wrote:
>
>>SWMNBN really likes that network, but being the CFO for team H-M,
>>she vetoed the idea of paying $80 a month to get one channel.
>
>H-M: Happy Melons
>
>(You lose! You don't have happy melons.)
That one is pretty good.
The cable TV/modem package is like $80. We just don't care to pay all that for
what would amount to a small amount of viewing time.
At this point, I say fuck the TV...get the modem and be done with it. I can
always rent DVDs.
If some show breaks large to the point that it actually matters to everyone, it
will come out on DVD, like the Sopranos.
I need to get off the tit.
No offense, John.
Tyler D.
>Date: 9/9/2002 8:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <3d7bb363...@news.cis.dfn.de>
The MIL just bought a 'detached' house in GB. It costs 1/2 a million dollars.
That's $500,000 for Wavy.
'Detached' means that it's a stand alone structure. Most people there never
get a chance to move unless their financial status doubles or triples or
quadruples...they are just stuck in the same house forever. This is why the
interior designers are so fucking MOTIVATED. People will pay a fortune to make
their house look new, because they know they will NEVER be able to afford a new
one, much less one that is detached.
In the last house the MIL had, she wanted to build a garage. The planning took
YEARS. And, all her neighbors could veto it. They have housing constraints
that we cannot imagine.
Tyler D.
>Date: 9/9/2002 2:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <3d7ce371....@news.erols.com>
>
>Wayland <termina...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>> SWMNBN really likes that network, but being the CFO for team H-M, she
>vetoed
>>> the idea of paying $80 a month to get one channel.
>>>
>>> It is a battle I have long since lost.
>>
>>I thought you were supposed to get cable if you quit smoking!
>
>Maybe he didn't quit?
No, it's over. Forever. I can't even stand the smell...
Blarg
>>From: marci marc...@charter.net
>>yes. i am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together
>See how they run like pigs from a gun see how they snide.
>I'm crying...
Sitting on a cornflake, waiting for the van to come.
Eww!
Bal;rg
Blarg
>>From: Blarg bl...@spamcop.net
>>
>>>SWMNBN really likes that network, but being the CFO for team H-M,
>>>she vetoed the idea of paying $80 a month to get one channel.
>>
>>H-M: Happy Melons
>>
>>(You lose! You don't have happy melons.)
>
>That one is pretty good.
>
>The cable TV/modem package is like $80. We just don't care to pay all that for
>what would amount to a small amount of viewing time.
I watch about 1 (one) hour of TV a week at home. That's usually something
mind-numbing like Wheel of Fortune or Jepoardy.
I spend around $95/month for the extended digital package (200 channels??),
cablemodem, and telephony service. The Cablemodem ends up being almost $50 of
it. So the cost of vid isn't that bad after the cablemodem and telephony ($20)
are brought into the picture...
But it's still $25/month I'm wasting because I don't watch TV. I'm with you on
this. I think I have it for the sole reason that friends who stop by like
watching BBC America, TDC, TLC, or whatever. Ah well.
>At this point, I say fuck the TV...get the modem and be done with it. I can
>always rent DVDs.
CMs are good to have. Is the expense justified? Only if you USE the
technology. You may be better off sticking with a simple dialup.
>If some show breaks large to the point that it actually matters to everyone, it
>will come out on DVD, like the Sopranos.
Is it actually worth it to purchase something like that just to be force-fed
someone else's script?
>I need to get off the tit.
<grin>
>No offense, John.
None taken (I'm actually trying to find the offense in your msg and am unable
to..)
thew...@unagi.cybernothing.org
>>>>From: thew...@unagi.cybernothing.org
>>>>
>>>>I highly recommend BBC America if you can get it.
>>>
>>vetoed
>>> the idea of paying $80 a month to get one channel.
>>>
>>> It is a battle I have long since lost.
>>
>>Truthfully, I don't know that I'd be willing to shell out the cash for it
>>(my sister pays the cable bill here). However, if I get addicted enough
>>to it, I will probably succumb. Ground Force is especially fun to watch
>>even though I wouldn't garden if my life depended on it. But I can do
>>without the Monty Python and Keeping Up Appearances marathons that crop up
>>fairly regularly.
>
> I am getting to the point where I could care less.
You have a passion that takes your time. More power to you. :)
> Yes, I quit smoking one month ago today. I have not had even one (1) (won)
> (uno) (un).
>
> I am free of it.
I'm saving this post. You'll understand later.
> But, enough about me (finally). Why are you eating happy pills? Should I be
> happy with you?
Seasonal Affective Disorder. The sun doesn't shine as much and I make
like bears and other mammals that hybernate. This explains much about my
childhood and young-adulthood. Zoloft allows me to actually function
during the fall and winter months as opposed to barely moving. :)
Tyler D.
>
> I watch about 1 (one) hour of TV a week at home. That's usually something
> mind-numbing like Wheel of Fortune or Jepoardy.
Jepoardy is a show my dad and I enjoy together sometimes (he should
really go on and cash in). Wheel is a show that my late stepdad made
everyone hate with his obsessive viewing...both are a little
mind-numbing.
> I spend around $95/month for the extended digital package (200 channels??),
> cablemodem, and telephony service. The Cablemodem ends up being almost $50 of
> it. So the cost of vid isn't that bad after the cablemodem and telephony ($20)
> are brought into the picture...
With the telephony, that is the best deal of anyone on servo. I do
believe that YOU WIN. See Jaime for your prize.
> But it's still $25/month I'm wasting because I don't watch TV. I'm with you on
> this. I think I have it for the sole reason that friends who stop by like
> watching BBC America, TDC, TLC, or whatever. Ah well.
We watch the BBC World News on PBS when possible, but we try and
shield the kids from the news. Really, our TV just plays kids' shows,
mostly.
> >At this point, I say fuck the TV...get the modem and be done with it. I can
> >always rent DVDs.
>
> CMs are good to have. Is the expense justified? Only if you USE the
> technology. You may be better off sticking with a simple dialup.
SWMNBN uses it more than I do (ebay queen), but I am awfully fond of
kazaa lite. *I* think it would be a justified expense, but...I am not
going to pick a fight about it when I'm never around in the evenings,
anyway.
> >If some show breaks large to the point that it actually matters to everyone, it
> >will come out on DVD, like the Sopranos.
>
> Is it actually worth it to purchase something like that just to be force-fed
> someone else's script?
No, I would just rent it. I like some things well enough to buy them
on DVD, but not many. We own:
Help!
Yellow Submarine
The Fellowship of the Ring
Being John Malkovich
Blazing Saddles
Young Frankenstein
High Fidelity
Mulholland Drive
The Royal Tennenbaums
Frantic
Blade Runner
A bunch of kids movies (A Bug's Life, etc.)
I'd like to have:
A Hard Day's Night
The Shawshank Redemption
The Stanley Kubrick Box Set
Apocalypse Now
Up In Smoke
Annie Hall
Taxi Driver
The City Of Lost Children
Repo Man
Citizen Kane
Grosse Point Blank
(many others I forget just now - all the Criterion Collection ones...)
> >I need to get off the tit.
>
> <grin>
>
> >No offense, John.
>
> None taken (I'm actually trying to find the offense in your msg and am unable
> to..)
Well, I was referring to swearing off TV, and you are the TV dude...
Tyler D.
> On 10 Sep 2002 04:47:49 GMT, tyler...@cs.comnojunk (Tyler D.) wrote:
>
> >>From: marci marc...@charter.net
>
> >>yes. i am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together
>
> >See how they run like pigs from a gun see how they snide.
> >I'm crying...
>
> Sitting on a cornflake, waiting for the van to come.
Corporation T shirt stupid bloody Tuesday
Man, you've been a naughty boy; you let your face grow long
I am the egg man
They are the egg man
I am the walrus
Goo goo g'joob
Wavy G
>On Mon, 09 Sep 2002 21:33:58 -0400, Attipulgus Trogfolio
Those idiot basterds at the bar wanted to watch Football last night.
I was so pissed. I was like "Come on, there's like 5 tvs. Can't we
turn one on to 'Sorority Life'?"
LOL?
Wavy G.
James D Thompson
>Jepoardy is a show my dad and I enjoy together sometimes (he should
>really go on and cash in).
My dad and I like to come up with silly or smartass responses.
"This Edgar Allen Poe is known for this creature 'rapping at my
chamber door."
"What is 'Wreck of the Hesperus?"
"All the President's Men!"
"Shrek!"
David Thompson
The rain came down in torrents, the wind increased to a stiff breeze
and some of the juniors, not accustomed to be rocked in the cradle
of the deep, were forced to "Cast their bread upon the waters."
Just Lori
>>I've seen several things in the Brit shows that I'd like to do in my
>>own home. I haven't seen anything in "Trading Spaces" that has made
>>me want to run to Lowe's and start loading a dolly.
>
>The MIL just bought a 'detached' house in GB. It costs 1/2 a million dollars.
>That's $500,000 for Wavy.
>
>'Detached' means that it's a stand alone structure. Most people there never
>get a chance to move unless their financial status doubles or triples or
>quadruples...they are just stuck in the same house forever. This is why the
>interior designers are so fucking MOTIVATED. People will pay a fortune to make
>their house look new, because they know they will NEVER be able to afford a new
>one, much less one that is detached.
>
>In the last house the MIL had, she wanted to build a garage. The planning took
>YEARS. And, all her neighbors could veto it. They have housing constraints
>that we cannot imagine.
So do you still want to live there?
--
"I wish I could be alone in a broken elevator for an hour
with Dustin Hoffman." - Tyler
marci
so, which won do you want to win?
Arthur Levesque
Tyler>really go on and cash in).
The tryout questions are (deliberately) much tougher than the ones
they use on the air. I've already tried out once, I plan to try again.
Good luck to your dad if he tries.
Blarg>I spend around $95/month for the extended digital package (200
Blarg>channels??), cablemodem, and telephony service...
Did I mention that I've watched no TV in months? Lots of DVDs, but
no TV.
--
/\ Arthur Levesque <fnord?> http://boog.org & http://DammitJa.net __
\B\ack King of the Potato People & shanana-Cobain <*> Urban Spaceman (oO)
\S\lash Sweet transvestite and member of a vast right-wing conspiracy /||\
\/ I was a lesbian before it was fashionable! My work here is done...
Wavy G
>On Tue, 10 Sep 2002 20:11:20 GMT,
>Sain...@Ourlady-of-a-thousand-virtues.org (Wavy G) said:
>>SHUDDUP, marci <marc...@charter.net>! LOL?
>>
>>>On Mon, 09 Sep 2002 21:33:58 -0400, Attipulgus Trogfolio
>>><Attip...@Trogfolio.edu> said:
>>>>marci <marc...@charter.net> pulled a "Crafonzo" by saying
>>>>::
>>>>::what's on tv tonight, plas?
>>>>::
>>>>::seen any good movies lately?
>>>>::
>>>>::two i've watched recently that i would recommend:
>>>>::
>>>>::jesus' son
>>>>::
>>>>::and
>>>>::
>>>>::julian po
>>>>::
>>>>::ok bye.
>>>>
>>>>7th Heaven and Football. Choices, choices.
>>>
>>>7th heaven!!!!!!!!!!!
>>>
>>>i only watch that when i am sick. do you turn off the sound and make
>>>up your own lines?
>>
>>Those idiot basterds at the bar wanted to watch Football last night.
>>I was so pissed. I was like "Come on, there's like 5 tvs. Can't we
>>turn one on to 'Sorority Life'?"
>>
>
>so, which won do you want to win?
I don't know. Jordan, Candice, Dede, Mara...they're all the same to
me.
LOL?
Wavy G.
Tyler D.
>Date: 9/10/2002 9:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <alm5je$dbt$2...@bob.news.rcn.net>
>
>Tyler>Jepoardy is a show my dad and I enjoy together sometimes (he should
>Tyler>really go on and cash in).
>
> The tryout questions are (deliberately) much tougher than the ones
>they use on the air. I've already tried out once, I plan to try again.
>Good luck to your dad if he tries.
>
>Blarg>I spend around $95/month for the extended digital package (200
>Blarg>channels??), cablemodem, and telephony service...
>
> Did I mention that I've watched no TV in months? Lots of DVDs, but
>no TV.
This seems like an important thread, time-wise, for several of us.
I wish everyone VICTORY over everything they would like to conquer.
9/11 is just one day. We all need to get right with ourselves every day.
Tyler D.
>From: Wayland termina...@hotmail.com
>Date: 9/11/2002 7:51 AM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <3D7F2E32...@hotmail.com>
>jobs that have come and gone over the past six months, because I really
>haven't had my hopes up with them. But I think I found one I feel I'll
>probably get. Its the job I have now, only it has the holy grail that
>I've been seeking, permanence! And the best thing is, since I've been
>with temps for two years now, I'll have enough continuos service that
>I'll be able to finally go back to school in the spring! I figure, if I
>absolutely bust my tail, I should be able to graduate in 3 to 4 years.
Well, I wish you the best of luck.
>Wayland
> ...now I just have to decide on a major, they all look so tempting.
If I had it all to do over, I would have gotten an education degree...
Jaime M. de Castellvi
<termina...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>I just hope I get this fucking job. I haven't posted about the various
>jobs that have come and gone over the past six months, because I really
>haven't had my hopes up with them. But I think I found one I feel I'll
>probably get. Its the job I have now, only it has the holy grail that
>I've been seeking, permanence! And the best thing is, since I've been
>with temps for two years now, I'll have enough continuos service that
>I'll be able to finally go back to school in the spring! I figure, if I
>absolutely bust my tail, I should be able to graduate in 3 to 4 years.
I don't really recommend trying to bust your tail, but giving it a
little dip every now and then might help.
Just watch what you dip it into!
Cheers,
Jaime
thew...@unagi.cybernothing.org
> ...now I just have to decide on a major, they all look so tempting.
You can have any major you want EXCEPT my husband. I hear Margaret
Houlihan's available. A little long in the tooth but still...
Arthur Levesque
Blarg!
>Blarg> channels??), cablemodem, and telephony service...
DVDs,
>(F)art> but no TV.
I'm impressed!
I just changed my cable package. I had an out-of-date package, and
the replacement ended up being about $3/month cheaper with more
channels. Interesting.
I still don't watch it much at all. Never really home enough to spend
time in front of the boob tube - that includes videos! Eek!
Oh, my.
I suppose working in TV for so many years keeps me from watching it
much. I don't know. Maybe I'm just weird.
Blarg
marci
i'd pick candace if i were you. she drinks a lot, you might have a
chance.
J.
>So do you still want to live there?
It's not just about Tyler, Lori. Get with it.
...we *all* want him to live there. :)
J.
"That Curséd Initial"
--Your beak is blinkin' like a blinkin' beacon!--
John McGuirk
"marci" <marc...@charter.net> wrote in message
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Is she the won who called Las Vegas "the city that never sleeps?" God, dumb
blond drunk chyx turn me on.
marci
i don't know. i've only seen the show wonce.
Wavy G
Oh, I'd "do" her. But I'd be thinking of Jordan.
>>
>>
>
>
>i don't know. i've only seen the show wonce.
LOL?
Wavy G.
Just Lori
>Wayland <termina...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> ...now I just have to decide on a major, they all look so tempting.
>
>You can have any major you want EXCEPT my husband.
Yeah, he's too busy chasing Lots anyway. :)
>I hear Margaret
>Houlihan's available. A little long in the tooth but still...
Hey, that Botox works wonders...
*shudder*
Dammit
>Hey, that Botox works wonders...
>
>
>*shudder*
I've been trying to access the memory banks ever since I made that
first Loretta Swit post.
There was a movie with Goldie Hawn, Meryl Streep, and somebody else -
premise, that you could drink a formula that would keep you young and
beautiful forever. But...
If you broke your neck or other bones, your limbs would remain twisted
(even turned around 180) even as you blithely survived all calamities.
Holes in the skin that would need to be "patched" and other hilarity
ensued.
That's the parable for botox to me. I really hope it falls out of
vogue as people get more and more creeped out.
LB
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Geoduck
wrote:
>80s_...@bigmailbox.net (Just Lori) wrote:
>
>>Hey, that Botox works wonders...
>>
>>
>>*shudder*
>
>I've been trying to access the memory banks ever since I made that
>first Loretta Swit post.
>
>There was a movie with Goldie Hawn, Meryl Streep, and somebody else -
>premise, that you could drink a formula that would keep you young and
>beautiful forever. But...
(snip)
_Death Becomes Her_. The other star was Bruce Willis, in one of those
rare roles where he shows that he can actually act, if he puts his
mind to it.
"There's... there's something wrong with your... with your... dress."
--
Geoduck
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