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See you next year, September
At our core, we're still the little kid who wants to touch everything that catches his eye as his mom drags him down the aisle, telling him "don't touch!" Explains why people open up the glass door to look at the ice cream flavors. It's not real until you touch it.— October 3, 2009 3:08 a.m.
Lifting Weights and Conducting Batons -- Both Can Be Dangerous
Josh, did you get a GED too? I read on another thread that Pete, SDaniels, Surfpuppy, and magicsfive are all proud holders of GEDs, and now Pete is correcting your spelling.— October 3, 2009 2:37 a.m.
Mark-Elliott Lugo says San Diego Transit worse every year
Too bad it's not the Southern California Area Transit system.— October 3, 2009 2:29 a.m.
Things That Go Bumping In The Night
I'm usually the opposite, I enjoy the good fun of a good scary movie, but ironically, I had a nightmare last night that woke me up, not from watching a scary movie, no, from watching a COMMERCIAL for a scary movie. That's some subliminal advertising!— October 1, 2009 1:18 a.m.
Polanski Children Center -- Celebrity Idiots in the News
When you agree to a plea bargain, they tell you up front that the judge is not bound by it, he can decide he doesn't like it and sentence you to whatever he wants. It doesn't usually happen. If it did no one would ever agree to one. But the judge has that leeway for cases such as this.— September 30, 2009 5:01 p.m.
Stop and Smell the Roses (And Leave a Tip for Joshua Bell)
I would listen to a violinist. I'd also appreciate abstract art if I liked it. I hate these kind of studies though, because they're so misleading. You put a violinist in front of a bunch of people in a hurry to catch a train, who don't know anything about music, and besides which have their shields up (those shields people who live in cities and ride public transportation develop), and then act surprised when they don't all fall at his feet. It would be like putting a Pollock painting in front of you and then acting surprised when you don't swoon. You don't know what you're looking at any more then they know what they're hearing.— September 30, 2009 4:48 p.m.
Soon There Won't Be a Barrio Logan
Should have broken this up into a few installments. Tooooo long.— September 30, 2009 4:41 p.m.
Unfriendly skies
Fred will be in attendance at this one I bet!— September 30, 2009 4:24 p.m.
California in My Rearview Mirror
This story would have been a lot more interesting if you had talked about what is up with you, that you are so scared of this guy, or so lacking in self-esteem, that you can't simply confront him and ask him what's going on? You don't have to wonder "If I leave, and I’m wrong, I have lost the man I have loved for ten years. If I stay, and I’m wrong, I have lost my life." This isn't hard to get to the bottom of. So I ask again, "what's up with you?"— September 30, 2009 4 p.m.
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You hang around with a tame crowd Josh. You should do another version of this: "The Felony Edition". If you can get people to admit to them, it would be interesting.— September 30, 2009 3:47 p.m.