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Bohemian 'rito with Guac
Hey, peeps, "wierd" IS a viable, correct spelling. Part of my point about the "uncanny." Wake up, it's only 2:51 in the morning ;)— February 28, 2010 2:52 a.m.
A Little Love for TJ
re: #5: I thought my ironic reply about the name "Trip" was pretty obvious too, Petey. Chillax.— February 28, 2010 2:47 a.m.
A Little Love for TJ
re: #6: Exactly.— February 28, 2010 2:46 a.m.
A Little Love for TJ
Whaddup with the double Trig Palin ref? There is a "Trip" Palin, you know. AG, did you write this poem? If so, I love it. If not, I love it, too. Octo-talent girl ;)— February 28, 2010 1:12 a.m.
Get To Know Me (and stop sending those goofy questionnaires)
This reminds me that it might be possible to use the questionnaire to create a character. ;)— February 28, 2010 1:07 a.m.
Get To Know Me (and stop sending those goofy questionnaires)
re: #2: "Are you suggesting that Jay's women most likely are the commando type?" I'll let Jayallen answer that one: "The last piece of clothing a woman removes for me" RE: the fiasco with tanning bed. AG! What the hell are you doing with those tanning beds! Do you WANT to look like you are in early menopause, Mrs. Roper? Just give in and spray yourself orange, like any gal who respects her skin! (and George Hamilton) ;)— February 27, 2010 8:16 p.m.
Get To Know Me (and stop sending those goofy questionnaires)
"Favorite item of clothing? The last piece of clothing a woman removes for me" Wow--you must love outerwear! ;) 'Brand cows, not clothing?' Seriously? That is laaaaaaame, Jayallen. Moooooooooo. Cough, hack hack. You're a journalist. You care not for branding, not just because it's cool to not like brands, but because you're sick and tired of sweat shops in barely-industrial nations cranking out duds for your hairy ass. You also wouldn't dream of sticking a half-smelted piece of metal into any living creature's flesh, especially when there is no earthly reason to do so, right? Just checkin' to make sure we are on the same Pulitzer-winning page ;)— February 27, 2010 7:45 p.m.
To Stella from Mica: Tales of Beyond the Front Door
Hey everyone, thank you so much for the suggestions. I signed up with Photobucket and tried a couple of times to copy and paste HTMLs but this did not work (still little red x showing up). Guess I'll try another type now, the "direct" code CF mentioned. If that does not work, I'll move down to Jayallen's suggestion--something has to work for me, right? Although I seriously doubt I will be coding with my eyes closed anytime soon ;) Jayallen, thanks for the comment on Mica's content--he'll be pleased to hear it. For now, I've playfully confirmed his suspicion that what we do is simply go down the hall a ways and just lie down. I mean, he should be able to feel that we are protecting this island of ours in the midst of dog-ruled condo madness ;)— February 27, 2010 3:37 p.m.
Epic Beard Man
re: #18: Pete, I'm "judging" you based on all you've expressed of your world view since you started posting here. You want to turn it into an issue of a particular situation that you think bears out some false conclusion about the inferiority of African-Americans to yourself, right? But I'm interested more in talking about the big picture--your complete world view. However, I'm willing to look at the video and discuss it in the context of your belief system. I'll make you a deal: You read the original Uncle Remus "Tar Baby" tale (easy to find a copy online), and be willing to discuss it, too, in relation to your beliefs about race. I think you might be surprised by some of the conclusions to be drawn about what I'm willing to concede about how we use what we call the 'race card' today. But you gotta be willing to not only suffer my history lesson--you have to REALLY listen and consider the facts, and I will do the same. Ok? Deal? One thing: I'm on a bus right now, and have no earphones. Let me get back home where I'll be able to watch with sound. Three hours or so--enough time for you to do your own homework ;)— February 26, 2010 3:40 p.m.
The Early Daze, part 4
re: #7 Hey Dadler, call me SD ;) "I think it's aliens re-calibrating the probes they've inserted in our bodies." Right on. If you find a fantastic deal on an E-meter, and recommend this product, let me know. Here's hoping you continue to post for a long while yet ;)— February 26, 2010 10:51 a.m.