June 09, 2004
Lead Foot
For those of you who have a lead foot (like I do), here are
some tips from Maxim on how to avoid getting caught.
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You read Maxim? Interesting.
Posted by: Joshua Claybourn at June 09, 2004 08:51 AM (SHH6e)
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Hokey smokes, did you see the PRICES on those things under "Call Tech Support" ?!?! My fuzz buster, which I admittedly bought over 10 years ago, cost me less than $100 and it has saved my butt DOZENS of times. I can't see myself paying upwards of 5 or 6 hundred bucks for what they call the best.
But then I'm a cheap bastard, so...
Posted by: Skerdog at June 09, 2004 09:11 AM (VuK7w)
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Of course Lawren reads Maxium. She likes to know how we men think. That way she can outsmart us :-) All kidding aside I guess Lawren really likes to test the engine of her Volvo. Their marketing department would be happy to know it reached its intended audiance with her. Young, hip, and stylish. Maxim's marketing dept would be amused
Posted by: Brian D. at June 09, 2004 10:03 AM (hVdO6)
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Hey--the dudes at the dealer swore to me that it was a turbo--I had to see if they were telling the truth!
Posted by: Lawren at June 09, 2004 11:48 AM (Gqz1r)
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I'll ride with you any day one quarter-mile at a time
Posted by: Brian D. at June 09, 2004 03:05 PM (98Xbg)
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One of my friends has a BMW, which comes with a radar detector. They actually guarantee the radar detector so much that if you get a ticket, they will pay it.
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June 08, 2004
Chalupa Up In Ya Face
A man who claimed he didn't get the taco he paid for has been
charged with assault for allegedly pelting a Taco Bell clerk in the face with a
chalupa.
Harrison said she told him the store was closing, and as she turned away, a chalupa hit her in the face near her right eye. She said she ran into the parking lot and took down the license number as the motorist was driving away.
I guess this man takes his Taco Bell very seriously.
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taco bell is a very serious thing. The kicker is his last name is Lame.
Posted by: M@ at June 08, 2004 12:24 PM (f2jsN)
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I bet if the cops had gotten there, they would have pointed their guns and yelled "DROP THE CHALUPA!" Haha.
Posted by: Laura at June 08, 2004 01:29 PM (3pxF8)
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That guy should have "made a run for the border".
Posted by: Brad at June 08, 2004 02:39 PM (PS936)
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At least he didn't try to assault the employees and get stuck in the drive-thru window like that high school football player from Kansas a couple of years back...
Posted by: pad at June 09, 2004 09:09 AM (G5AiP)
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Yo quiero "personal injury lawyer."
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Oh the humanity
Max Miesel didn't get very far with his prom date -- who's a porn star.
Max won a date with adult film actress Tyler Faith on Howard Stern's show Friday. Max is a student at Connecticut's Weston High School. The Advocate of Stamford, Conn., reported school officials and Max's parents stepped in before Saturday's prom.
I guess little Max was stuck watching porn on video--instead of living it.
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I JUST saw this on tv. My question, exactly what prom guidelines are being violated here? Is the student handbook so detailed that it says: don't bring a porn star to prom!
Posted by: Brian D. at June 08, 2004 08:39 AM (zlDNE)
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I think there was an age restricition at our high school.
Posted by: M@ at June 08, 2004 08:59 AM (f2jsN)
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My question is this: Why would a porn star want to go to a prom anyway other than the fact that Hollywood made a film about it - - in reality why would she even want to go?
Posted by: Uptown Girl at June 08, 2004 11:39 AM (dUIpl)
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Someone always spoils the fun.
"Every party has a pooper, that is why we invited you...party pooper"
Posted by: Brad at June 08, 2004 02:41 PM (PS936)
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Damn, poor guy. Got all worked up and excited, yet didn't get to the "money shot!"
Posted by: chuck at June 08, 2004 03:15 PM (09MBs)
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Poor guy. Wondering if he will still go on date with the porn lady or if he just rather just go to the prom??
Interesting results from the poll Lawren links to. Having your son bring bring a porn date is more acceptable than if your daughter did.
Posted by: lynne at June 08, 2004 06:37 PM (qt2VT)
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hmm..this is quite interesting
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Fashion Icon
Audrey Hepburn. Lauren Bacall. Diana Vreeland. And now, Sarah Jessica Parker.
Last night, she was crowned a "fashion icon" by Council of Fashion Designers of America -- a rarely awarded honor that was bestowed during the gala event known as the Fashion Oscars.
I think this award is well-deserving. SJP took her character's own flamboyant style and meshed it together with her own. Time and again, she's shown her fashion know-how, versatility, and creativity.
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She does deserve the award - - she has inspired many of us to wear what we want when we want and to make fashion out of vintage and to use accessories at will.
I'm happy for her
Posted by: Uptown Girl at June 08, 2004 11:40 AM (dUIpl)
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Great company, even though she has a long way to go to reach the caliber of Audrey Hepburn. I don't think you could count on both hands the number of trends she started.
I like that this is given only rarely, makes the award much more special.
I will probably have my gay credentials revoked, but I don't know who Diana Vreeland is. Anyone?
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It's OK, Chuck. She was fashion editor at Harpers Bazaar for twenty-five years and then Editor in Chief of Vogue. She died in 1989 I think.
Posted by: Lawren at June 08, 2004 04:27 PM (Gqz1r)
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ooooh have to disagree with you here Lawren. I don't think she knows how to dress. Once in a great while she will wear something decent. Most of the time when I see her I ask "who dresses you in the morning?"
Posted by: Lori at June 09, 2004 03:16 AM (kmcg6)
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Well, in real life, SJP is a snappy dresser, but her SitC character was a train wreck. Woman seem to idolize her fashion choices because they were risque and crazy. But let me tell you, guys just went "what the hell is she wearing? A bird on a huge hat with a neon pink dress and polkadotted orange scarf?? Uh, ok."
Posted by: Jake at June 09, 2004 09:07 PM (QVz66)
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take a look at any episode of "Square Pegs" and tell mem SJP is a fashion icon.
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June 07, 2004
If you were a bettin' man...
British bookmakers Ladbrokes have given the marriage of Marc Anthony and J-Lo just 3-1 odds of surviving until the end of the year and 10-1 odds that Lopez will marry more than eight times in her life, topping Elizabeth Taylor.
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Yep! I'd say I'd have to agree with them!
Posted by: Kelly at June 07, 2004 12:57 PM (rQ7rr)
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Where do we place our bets?
Posted by: Key at June 07, 2004 01:35 PM (E9KHg)
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Well, Liz did marry Richard Burton more than once. Twice, I think, and they were planning on doing it again when he died.
So will they count it as eight different men or eight marriages. You can just see the court case now.
Also, for those who bet on her marriage count, aren't they going to have to wait a awhile for a return. They won't know for sure until she's dead. Betcha all the interest the bookies draw in the interim will more than make up for any losses they might endure.
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I don't get JLo. I am just glad she ran off and got married and we did not have to endure months of nonsense.
Oooooooh, maybe she is pregnant?
Posted by: Rori at June 07, 2004 06:44 PM (ttiej)
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I'd just like to say that this is one of the best bets ever. If only they could find a way to parlay this with something like the amount of times cast members of the real world could get arrested in one season life wouldn't get much better.
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I forgot to claim the previous comment. Sorry.
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Drunky Drunky
David Hasselhoff
was arrested over the weekend on suspicion on driving while intoxicated, police said Monday.
Too bad he didn't have KITT to drive for him.
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I Was Wrong
I can admit it when I'm wrong. I was wrong twice yesterday:
1) I didn't think "Avenue Q" would pull off the upset victory over "Wicked" at the Tony Awards. (I got every single one of my other picks right though).
2) As for "The Sopranos," I didn't think they'd whack Tony B. until after the hiatus. I wasn't too impressed with the episode. What did you all think?
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I guess I was sort of with you for the first half -- it just seemed to drag along; that surprised me, considering how good this season has been (esp. the past few episodes).
But I do think they captured Tony's anxiety over the pending war over hiding Tony B. And when he had to whack Tony B., well, yeah, that shocked me...a pretty brutal scene, if you ask me.
But it makes me wonder if Tony's going to be regretting it, considering the FBI's bust of the NY family.
Well, we've got 18 months to chew on it.
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I had a feeling that when it came down to it, Tony S would do the whacking on his cousin. At least he saved Tony B. from the torture that was planned.
I did think the whack would be at the end, though, not in the middle of the episode.
Didn't leave much in the way of cliff hangers...
Posted by: GrumpyBunny at June 07, 2004 10:15 AM (w3aVF)
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this episode was... surprising. I didn't expect Tony to whack Tony B., especially WHEN he did. And the ending... woah....HOLY CRAP....definitely wasn't expecting that!
It wasn't great, but it was okay.
There is another season or two coming, right? I could've sworn they had said that they had said season 6 & that was it. Please tell me they were lying!
woohoo! Six Feet Under is returning!!! YAAAAY!
Posted by: PunkAssBitch at June 07, 2004 12:00 PM (+VZDP)
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Yes--HOORAY for "Six Feet Under."
Posted by: Lawren at June 07, 2004 12:19 PM (Gqz1r)
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For the Sopranos, A lackluster end to a lackluster season.
My question is, with Johnny Sac indicted, is Tony S. THE boss now. As in THE BIG BOSS?
Did anyone else think that all the new characters and the NY power struggle just took away from the really good characters, Sil, Paulie, Lil' Chrissy, Junior? And what about Finn catching Vito playing the man flute? WTF? No resolution to anything.
Posted by: Jeff B. at June 07, 2004 08:15 PM (5Nwhe)
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Oh Jeff-- I was just discussing the manflute incident yesterday. Poor Finn. I thought he was going to get it in the porto-john during that episode.
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June 06, 2004
Major Dilemma
A Tale of Two Tony's...
I'm TORN!
Everyone who knows me knows I NEVER miss watching the Tony Awards. But it's also the finale of "The Sopranos."
What's a girl to do?
I guess it's good I have 2 TV's.
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There's this little invention called a VCR. I use a DVR, but no one will be the wiser if you watch the Sopranos at 9, while taping the Tony's, and then you can fast forward through commercials later.
Posted by: Norman at June 06, 2004 10:45 AM (sANa9)
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Duh! Record the Tony's, that way you can watch the dance numbers over and over again.
Not that I have ever done anything like that.
Posted by: chuck at June 06, 2004 11:03 AM (FGDHS)
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God, I love you, Chuck.
Posted by: Lawren at June 06, 2004 11:17 AM (Gqz1r)
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we have the same dilemna vis a vis sopranos and alias - remember though the sopranos gets replayed about a bazillion times over the next week...
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June 05, 2004
Ronald Reagan Dies
I'm sure other, much more politically-minded, and intelligent bloggers will write some great posts on the Reagan legacy. I'll leave that to them.
My grandfather taught me a little about Reagan. At the time though, I was too young to really care. My grandfather worked on Reagan's national campaigns, and Reagan appointed my grandfather Commissioner of the International Joint Commission, a treaty organization tasked with resolving and preventing problems between the United States and Canada.
My grandfather had nothing but praise for Ronald Reagan--especially as a person. To me, that's what matters most.
Rest in peace, Mr. President.
Below is my favorite pic of Ronald Reagan. My grandfather had this picture up in his home, with a nice note from Reagan handwritten below. It now hangs in my dad's office at home.
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I'll agree. That is one great picture.
Posted by: rachel at June 05, 2004 08:05 PM (nZ/d9)
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What a huge loss. I loved Ronnie!!!!
Posted by: Lori at June 05, 2004 11:57 PM (kmcg6)
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i attended a meeting of the Joint Commission in Toronto in 1989. Well, my fiancée did, she just brought me along for, um, entertainment. it was fun none the less.
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June 04, 2004
No Respect
Twin actresses Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's desperate pleas for separate stars on the legendary Walk Of Fame were ignored by Hollywood bosses, forcing them to unveil the single landmark together.
The 17-year-old multi-millionaires want to be recognized as individuals.
I think that would kinda be annoying.
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I agree. It's easier to not remember that there are two of them. *shudder*
Posted by: Ted at June 04, 2004 07:23 AM (blNMI)
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Recognize Mary-Kate WITHOUT Ashley??? That's insane! That would be like recognizing peanut butter without jelly! Butch without Sundance! Fruit without the loom!
Posted by: Kevin the Interloper at June 04, 2004 08:41 AM (qb+8W)
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I think there star should reflect the way in which they are famous. So far they are nothing without the other.
Posted by: M@ at June 04, 2004 09:23 AM (f2jsN)
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I'm trying to remember what they've done that would deserve a star on the Walk of Fame - - "Full House"??? Nay that can't be it - - hmmm....... "Two of a Kind"? Nope, not that either - - Maybe it's because they've been in the business all of their lives, and not for the actual work they've done.... but then I'm a cynic about such things
Posted by: Uptown Girl at June 04, 2004 11:38 AM (dUIpl)
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Being the huge Mary Kate and Ashley fan that I am, I think they should get separate stars....twin ones...side by side. But put them someplace really cheesy.
Posted by: Norman at June 05, 2004 04:44 AM (sANa9)
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actually, I don't think the requirements to get a Star are that strict. You just got to find someone the money (I think it is around 10,000) and have made a contribution to the arts, which is pretty negligible judging by some of the people who have stars.
Posted by: chuck at June 05, 2004 09:33 PM (UYgAI)
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I LOVE THEM THEY ARE SO COOL I HAVE THERE PHONE NUMBER
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June 03, 2004
Let's Get Ready to Rumble
Kelly Osbourne isn't one to suffocate her emotions, so the fact that she has
admitted to using black magic on Christina Aguilera really comes as no shock.
The Mirror reports that the daughter of darkness keeps a voodoo doll of Aguilera in her dressing room.
"Kelly's obsessed with this doll," says the Mirror's source. "She calls it her Christina doll and every now and again she sticks a pin into it. She also stomps all over it then bursts into fits of laughter."
Ananova.com reports that Osbourne said, "Everyone I know hates Christina. I've know her since I was 10 and she's been horrible her whole life." And a source close to both speculates, "The next time they see each other they'll probably batter each other senseless."
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kewl. two birds (hee hee) with one stone or fight!
Posted by: GrumpyBunny at June 03, 2004 09:16 AM (w3aVF)
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Well, Lawren, this is the first story I've read on your site where I have to unconditionally call bullsh*t. Exactly why would the nameless daughter of a washed-up metalhead have come across a Mouseketeer in the mid-90s? Remember, in 1994, which is about when Kelly was supposed to be 10 years old, Ozzy was totally not famous, not like before and not like now. I think Kelly's story is bogus and could be fact checked into oblivion.
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Per the article:
The fact that Aguilera and Osbourne dislike each other is well known. Supposedly, the two began their grudge match when Kelly made fun of Christina in an episode of MTV's The Osbournes, and the feud continued at last year's MTV Europe Awards when Aguilera threw darts at a picture of Osbourne's face.
Posted by: Lawren at June 03, 2004 11:51 AM (Gqz1r)
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perhaps this is what is causing christina to shuck her clothing...
Posted by: mike at June 03, 2004 03:03 PM (4js0r)
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*rolls on floor laughing*
Posted by: Daisyhead at June 03, 2004 10:42 PM (zWkB3)
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I agree with GB, two birds - one stone. I cannot stand either one of em.
Posted by: Lori at June 04, 2004 02:11 AM (kmcg6)
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Lovin' and Leavin'
Lots of couplings and break-ups in Hollywood lately:
"The Girl Next Door" beauty Elisha Cuthbert is celebrating after becoming engaged to her boyfriend Trace Ayala, a personal assistant to pop star Justin Timberlake.
Dennis Quaid is heading up the aisle again after proposing to girlfriend Kimberly Buffington. The movie star, who was previously married to "When Harry Met Sally" star Meg Ryan, met the Texas- based real estate manager last year when Quaid played a gig with his rock band The Sharks in Austin.
Marc Anthony is free to become the third Mr. Jennifer Lopez, after a judge in the Dominican Republic approved his divorce from former Miss Universe Dayanara Torres on Tuesday. Latin singer Anthony must pay Torres $3,500 a month in alimony, plus $13,000 a month to support their children Cristian, three and nine- month-old Ryan.
Former Friends star David Schwimmer is single again - after splitting from New York rock babe Gina Lee. Schwimmer, 37, started dating singer and former model Lee, 26, in January after ending his long-term relationship with Carla Alapont at Christmas.
Bruce Willis and his girlfriend of 10 months, Brooke Burns, have split. Sources tell America's People magazine that the couple decided to end their romance because they were struggling to spend time together.
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Aren't there always couplings and breakups in Hollywood? Like daily....or was that hourly? No, I'm sorry hourly was the Charlie Sheen reference.
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June 02, 2004
Reliability
The people delivering my bedroom furniture were supposed to be here from 10-1.
They showed up at 5:30.
Annoying.
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That's because you were there waiting for them. If you had been a little late the would have been there right at 10.
Posted by: M@ at June 03, 2004 09:02 AM (f2jsN)
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Take your time to visit the pages on
review ...
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Indy Bling
The hottest new trend:
area code necklaces. Can you see me sporting a massive 317 pendant on a chain? Can't say I'm liking this new "in" style. Available in gold or silver.
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I think this is all due to American Idol, Ruben Studderd. He used to wear big jerseys with his area code on them.
Posted by: t at June 02, 2004 01:17 PM (tNznv)
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And this is a hot new trend why?
Posted by: Lori at June 02, 2004 02:10 PM (kmcg6)
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Ok, just read the comment before mine but still... why would that be cool?
Posted by: Lori at June 02, 2004 02:11 PM (kmcg6)
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Sweet. I'm from Orange County: 714 represent!
Posted by: Tony at June 02, 2004 08:10 PM (tjFjH)
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Let me know when they start doing zip code necklaces....I mean, if you're gonna be tacky, might as well go all out.
Posted by: Norman at June 02, 2004 09:56 PM (sANa9)
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Generic Names for Soft Drinks
Today's
random website: Generic names for softdrinks divided up geographically.
Here's Indiana.
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Yep! Figured pop would be right up there! My friend moved to Indy and that's what she calls soda now! lol
Posted by: Kelly at June 02, 2004 01:47 PM (rQ7rr)
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That's too funny. I always wondered why people in the south call every kind of soda a coke. I call it soda. But it has nothing to do with me living in AZ, I have lived all over and always called it soda.
Posted by: Lori at June 02, 2004 02:14 PM (kmcg6)
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Overkill?
Oscar-winning couple Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas have spent an astonishing $6.35 million on a bullet-proof dream home in Wales.
The extraordinary house has a 70 foot penthouse for their children Dylan and Carys, bullet-proof windows, hot tub, library, gym and a copper- topped balcony imported from America at a cost of $72,500.
What are they so paranoid about?
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It doesn't explain the windows, but I'm sure he's worried that one day she will wise up and leave him.
Posted by: M@ at June 02, 2004 11:03 AM (f2jsN)
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Bullet proof house in Wales? Ummm yeah, because there are just so many guns and shootings and all that in Wales. *shrugs shoulders"
Posted by: Lori at June 02, 2004 02:17 PM (kmcg6)
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Hm...maybe she's concerned she needs a fortress to keep the next would-be Mrs. Douglas at bay?
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June 01, 2004
More Lexicon Fun
Got another email from my friend in NYC with the latest buzzphrases:
Biphonal
adj. Holding multiple phones to your ears or in front of you at the same time.
Doggerel
n. A girl who bears an unmistakable resemblance to her dog.
Drimming
v. Drunk instant-messaging.
HIT
n. Homosexual-in-training. He may not know it yet, but everyone else does.
Lush Flush
n. The rosy hue one gets in her cheeks after a few too many glasses of wine.
Me-Jane
n. Someone who has obviously misused an animal prints for some crucial part of her outfit. ("What is that me-Jane thinking with that giraffe-print tank top?")
PST
n. Acronym. Code for "poppy seed in teeth" or "piece of sh-t in teeth." Pronounced "pssst" so as not to alert everyone else at the table.
Reverse Evolution Princes
n. Men who at first seem to be princes but turn out to be frogs.
LOVE THEM!
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HITS, huh. I use the remarkably similiar FIT (Fags in Training) LIT (Lesbians in Training) and GITS ( the more general Gays in Training). I use this a lot when band, dance, and softball competitions come to town.
But then again, there are at least five FITS at the law school that I can name off the top of my head.
Posted by: chuck at June 01, 2004 05:39 PM (EYB1Z)
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v funny - i'll keep a look out how long b4 these phrases hit ohio
Posted by: mike at June 03, 2004 03:04 PM (4js0r)
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