As a follow-up to this thread, if you want to participate in the CDswap, send your name, nick, and mailing address to cdswap@9622.net. If you're using hotmail, you may get a note saying your email has been bounced, since my workplace refuses hotmail. Don't worry, your email will go to my home address as well.
Posted by jpoulos at July 09, 2002 12:12 PMHey, there are no double posts on the nine-six-two-two, Cold Chef! All that impacted anal clutter is best left in the Old Country. :)
Posted by: Miguel on July 9, 2002 12:38 PMThat's it, Miguel! I'm telling Matt!
Matt? Maaatttt?
Ohmygod. We're all alone...
ANARCHY!!!!
Posted by: ColdChef on July 9, 2002 12:46 PM9622.net: Striving daily to meet all your impacted anal clutter needs.
Posted by: adam on July 9, 2002 12:52 PMThe lunatics, as the fellow says, are on the grass.
The cat, it can be assessed, is out of the bag.
Dinner is served, but there is no-one there to eat it. The sprouts are tough and the gravy is tepid. The beer has lost its fizz and a fly died in the cabernet.
Posted by: kafkaesque on July 9, 2002 12:54 PMk, that makes me recall an ad I saw in the local underground newspaper many years ago that went something like this:
"Toy paddle, womper-woof, and dustbuster. We've lost the filling station and sold your forks."
That is all.
Posted by: mr_crash_davis on July 9, 2002 01:07 PMI left that cake out in the rain.
And I'll be damned if I ever find that recipie again.
Posted by: eyeballkid on July 9, 2002 01:19 PMOh yeah? Well, over bridge of sighs to rest my eyes in shades of green, under dreamin' skies to Itchycoo Park, that's where I've been.
Posted by: jpoulos on July 9, 2002 01:21 PMOh, hey. If you've already sent your email, you're all set. No need to do it again.
Posted by: jpoulos on July 9, 2002 01:26 PMDelta Dawn
What's that flower you have on?
Could it be a faded rose
From days gone by?
Did I hear you say
He was leaving here today
To take you to his
Mansion in the sky?
feh.
Just call me angel of the morning (ANGEL)
just touch my cheek before you leave me, baby
Just call me angel of the morning (ANGEL)
then slowly turn away
Don't fuck with me.
Posted by: jpoulos on July 9, 2002 01:49 PMIf you can double post, why can't I double e-mail? *sorry*
Posted by: adampsyche on July 9, 2002 01:51 PMAnd if I ever get rid of it, it won't be me anymore
Wow, I've never read about those sort of songs before. The ones you neither like or dislike because they go deeper than that. If I had to choose one, along the line's you've suggested, it would be Sinatra's Cahn/van Heusen-penned "Love and Marriage". I never liked it, though I love Sinatra, but you couldn't take it away from me. I was about six when I started hearing it too.What can you call this kind of song?
*sorry for the serious interval!*
Posted by: Miguel on July 9, 2002 01:52 PMThe evil songs I love to hate? Anything by Journey. Ask my woman. I have this delusion that every single Journey song contains the phrase "Born and raised in South Detroit..."
And that's the phrase I sing. During every Journey song. Even "Faithfully."
Posted by: ColdChef on July 9, 2002 01:59 PM"beer...nuts...I can jump on..."
There's a joke in there somewhere. A nasty one, too.
Posted by: ColdChef on July 9, 2002 02:02 PMI do have that song Rock you Like a Hurricane in my head. Has been there for a while. Who wrote that song?
Posted by: adampsyche on July 9, 2002 02:03 PMThe Scorpions: "Rock You Like a Hurricane"
Music:Rudolf Schenker
Lyrics:Klaus Meine, Herman Rarebell
Lupo, one of my favorite bands, Dieselhed, cured me of that Juice Newton song by doing a great cover. Quite washed away the original.
Miggety, I think those songs have to have a name that suggests the formative and central nature of being. Like Fulcrum Songs or something.
And my brother in law is a Scorps maniac. He's German so I think he has no choice. Deep Purple too. The Germans, they love the Deep Purple.
I've got some more evil for you:
She's a Beauty - The Tubes
*shudder*
Posted by: kafkaesque on July 9, 2002 02:21 PMI'm an affirmed Neubauten fan. Those Rammstein boys are babes in the woods.
Posted by: kafkaesque on July 9, 2002 02:26 PMThe song that lingers in that Fulcrum Songs category for me is from k's favorite band: The Eagles, "Take It Easy." Second to that one is "Come Sail Away" by Styx. The third, and most devastating, "No Sleep 'til Brooklyn," by the band I used to love and now can't ever hear again.
Posted by: eyeballkid on July 9, 2002 02:51 PMNeubaten seconded. And Test Department, they were good too. That said, I still find myself liking Rammstein in a Percy Faith, Ray Conniff sort of way. Am I unfaithful to our origins, Kaf?
* Geste just called me a "posting machine" on MetaTalk. so forgive me if I'm slightly hurt and befuddled...
Posted by: Miguel on July 9, 2002 03:05 PMRock You Like a Hurricane!!!
"Ve are zee Scorpions! Ve are from Germany! Are You ready to Rock?!!"
My first live show, ever. New Haven Coliseum, 1985. Opening act: Fuckin' Bon Jovi. They were getting booed even then.
Posted by: jonmc on July 9, 2002 03:07 PMDagobert's and Mathowie's comments were said without them, I fear.
This is what 9622 is for. Want to talk about your petty gripes. Do it here. That way you don't piss off Fearless Leader, Migster. Dig?
Posted by: kafkaesque on July 9, 2002 03:12 PMYeah, but with what proportions? Latest estimates are 99% irony and only 1% love. This is better than nothing, I agree, but still...
*cries*
Posted by: Miguel on July 9, 2002 03:13 PMNugget mentioned Beer Nuts.
What's cheaper Beer Nuts or Deer Nuts?
Deer Nuts, cos they're under a buck!
[/rimshot]
[/taps microphone]
Is this thing on.....
Posted by: jonmc on July 9, 2002 03:13 PMGreat, now BlueTrain is going to take away our right to post images. Damnit.
Posted by: eyeballkid on July 9, 2002 03:21 PM*grumbles*
*straps on guitar to sing protest song*
*remembers he can neither sing nor play guitar*
*weeps at the futility of it all*
Yeah, thanks ColdChef. I hate it when people on MetaFilter think we've fallen out, when we've never.
Posted by: Miguel on July 9, 2002 03:39 PMDon't forget the
Nugget! EBK once did me out of a packet - although he more than made up for it with his music - and Kaf has taunted me about this for decades now.
Hey, no fear Migs, I got your nuts.
But decades? Dude, ya'll are old.
Posted by: brittney on July 9, 2002 03:57 PM*Poops trees (in the interest of better intestinal flora)*
Posted by: kafkaesque on July 9, 2002 04:01 PMNugget, Miguel's slice of the space-time continuum maybe slightly different from our own. But we just nod and smile.
Posted by: kafkaesque on July 9, 2002 04:02 PM*Flings tree.*
* Flings Miguel.*
* Flings Russell Crowe*
*flings dirty monkey pictures*
*Flings Dorothy and her little dog too*
My beautiful mind is bouncing off my skull today. I will see you all later when I can approximate normal.
*returns to enya cd*
It's true, Nugget. I'll be forty seven on the 25th of this month. My only consolations are that my two 21-year old daughters haven't yet given me any grandchildren; I'm very happily married, and that I'm still, by some strange miracle, not unrelated to 9622.net, alive.
I still crave those beer nuts though - in fact, I'd live in Bloomington, Indiana if I could. :)
Posted by: Miguel on July 9, 2002 04:10 PM"that gum you like is going to come back in style"
that's just cool.
Posted by: eyeballkid on July 9, 2002 04:12 PMI will see you all later when I can approximate normal.
Real normal or you normal? Nevermind...
Posted by: ColdChef on July 9, 2002 04:12 PMActually, Miguel reads younger than many of us.
I stopped giving a Miguel-sized fuck about life in general years ago.
Posted by: dong resin on July 9, 2002 04:16 PM*Flings Circus Peanuts as far away from self as possible*
*eats, instead, some Screaming Yellow Zonkers*
*Teeth singing with pain, regrets Zonkers*
Posted by: kafkaesque on July 9, 2002 04:16 PM*slurps Mountain Dew*
*thinks for a minute*
*adds sugar*
Posted by: adampsyche on July 9, 2002 04:20 PMIn my days as a café drone, I tried espresso mixed with Dew. Not a nutty taste sensation.
Also, won a caffeine contest with 16 shots in an hour.
Not fun.
Posted by: kafkaesque on July 9, 2002 04:28 PM"that gum you like is going to come back in style"
that's just cool.
It is. But DL gets all the props for that one.
One of my wife's (aw) friends won a salt eating contest when she was 8. Landed her in the hospital.
Posted by: adampsyche on July 9, 2002 04:36 PMI like the way a lurker would react if she or he would come looking for a list of addresses for a CD swap. Now, that's zonkers. Perhaps Kaf or Lupo will consider, for fair-trading purposes, a category change.
Posted by: Miguel on July 9, 2002 04:41 PM"Well, Hima, if you weren't so dang, dead-ringer similar to dong_resin, I swear I'd petition Matt to have you banned, just for that remark".
I was going to post that to MetaTalk but it would have ruined the doppelganger fun.
Posted by: Miguel on July 9, 2002 04:46 PMIn college, we had a hamburger-eating contest during one of McDonalds' $.25 hamburger nights. I lost, as I could only eat 10.
Posted by: jpoulos on July 9, 2002 04:48 PMI drank a whole bottle of tabasco in one go.
I didn't win anything, but I did cry a 1/2 hour later at the toilet. A lot.
adampsyche , the chinese used to commit suicide by eating a pound of salt.
But then, I'm sure you both know that now.
dong, who is that dude on MeTa who has that picture in his user page linked to your user page (he commented in 2337)? Scary!
Posted by: adampsyche on July 9, 2002 05:07 PMWhen I was ten, at 4-H Camp, I drank two six packs of Root Beer on a dare. When I got sick, the carbonation caused the root beer to shoot out of my nostrils like a fire extinguisher.
Between the retching, I chased the other kids around, holding one nostril and spraying almost ten feet. I stopped when my stomach fluid burned my nasal cavities.
Also, I lost the attention of all the ladies I had been courting all week.
Posted by: ColdChef on July 9, 2002 05:08 PMA cousin and I had a raw-egg eating contest when we were 10 and 12, respectively.
When we each had eaten a dozen we realized there were no more eggs in the house, so we called it a draw.
Even though nothing bad happened, that was the last eating contest in which I ever participated.
Oh, and I've never eaten another egg since. Raw or cooked.
Posted by: mr_crash_davis on July 9, 2002 05:16 PMHima Otsubusu is my Tyler Durden, Adam.
Or, I'm his. We forget.
Man, I haven't had the Screaming Yellow Zonkers in a long while, speaking of puking, and eating food on a dare.
Posted by: dong resin on July 9, 2002 05:19 PMDon't worry. We'll find one for you.
Once I gain control of your involuntary muscle functions once and for all.
Posted by: ChillyGourmand on July 9, 2002 05:39 PMAh. Just remember: do not talk to her about me. That's three times you promised!
Posted by: adam on July 9, 2002 05:46 PMI didn't realize that anarchy involved this much typing. As a matter of fact, if it wasn't for the random flinging of random things, I would be downright disappointed in anarchy. With all these catagories and whatnot, it feels so...I don't know...organized?
Posted by: MarsCrash on July 9, 2002 06:32 PMI once laughed so hard that I started to throw up the rootbeer that i just drank, and then i started to swallow, so that I wouldn't actually throw up and my gum came out my nose along with a lot of rootbeer.
Posted by: goneill on July 9, 2002 06:42 PMI give him whole Dr Brown's soda, shake him up and down, nothing!
Up his nose! Everything! Up his nose!
Posted by: kafkaesque on July 9, 2002 06:54 PMMe, I still can't get over not having BlueNose or NoseBleed or TrainedFlee or someone say "Take your banter elsewhere - this is not your playground".
Posted by: Miguel on July 9, 2002 07:08 PMMoxie and Humpty Dumpty Ketchup Chips till I die.
*flings own remains*
don't let the bastards get you down, my friend. as my mom used to say..."They're just jealous."
Posted by: jpoulos on July 9, 2002 07:32 PMnot a whole apricot, mind you. half an apricot. bloody mess that whole affair was.
Posted by: eyeballkid on July 9, 2002 07:45 PMmrs crash davis?
Susan Sarandon is here? Hubba Hubba. I found her especially sexy as that nun in Dead Man Walking. Unresolved Catholic psychosis thing.
Posted by: jonmc on July 9, 2002 07:48 PMAnarchy!!!Yay! Typing! Yay! Eating salt! Yum! Ooh, snarfing up chewing gum! Yay! What flavor was it?
*runs around the poolside*
*pets strange dogs*
Just a couple days ago, I came home from work, was greeting my lovely wife and adorable daughter, and began to down a large glass of cool milk. How Norman Rockwell, no? Well, I had a sudden urge to cough, with a mouth and throat full of milk - so SPUTTHHHPPPT! Out came almost all of the milk, straight into the cabinet in front of me - so forceful it spattered up on the ceiling and on the walls. My wife fell over laughing, and my two-year old was very concerned - "Papa okay?". Milk dripping from everything within a ten-foot radius, I smiled, coughed again, and said through a dripping beard and moustache "yes dear, everything's just fine"
Posted by: kokogiak on July 9, 2002 08:19 PM...and yet she knew that something had gone terribly wrong with Daddy's esophagus, right? ;)
Posted by: Miguel on July 9, 2002 08:31 PMSee? Now that's what I call anarchy! When beverages refuse to follow the simple rules of being swallowed and rise up against their thirsty oppressors...
Posted by: MarsCrash on July 9, 2002 08:37 PMYou really can't trust Mars. He almost broke my back on the coffee table during a round of monkey knug-fu sockball a few months ago. (He was using that damn dragon kung fu). For the record, I do still hold the county title in samurai watermelon baseball.
Posted by: tj on July 9, 2002 08:41 PMHey - who's going to clean up all this poo, anyway? Shit - and trees, too? Ohhh, you people have really done it now ...
Posted by: yhbc on July 9, 2002 09:39 PMTwo things (well, a helluvalot more, but (you folks have been busy today)) -
1. Micky C is 47 in a couple of weeks. I'm 37 in three weeks. Is there a word for those who are a decade apart in age?
2. ROCK YUO LIEK A HuORIKAEN!!!!!
Posted by: stavrosthewonderchicken on July 9, 2002 10:09 PMBut, poop makes the pretty trees grow commish.
BTW, Fellow NYC folk I shall be in NYC Tommorrow and Thursday. Contact by e-mail via my site if yooz wanna hang out, or alternately meet me at 7:00pm Thursday at the main booth in GCT, where me,Lisa and a couple other mefites and RTEMT are gonna paint the town...be there or be rhombus
Posted by: jonmc on July 9, 2002 10:09 PMI'm giving up typing my full nick. After today's marathon session I'm really starting to hate that reach-shift for the underscore key.
Posted by: Crash on July 9, 2002 11:55 PMActually, after seeing all the marathon sessions from today, it's probably a very good thing I can't get to 9622 during the day.
Posted by: yhbc on July 10, 2002 12:09 AMI thought that checkmark meant I'd get a card on my birthday.
Posted by: Crash on July 10, 2002 12:17 AMsorry. feel like i stepped on your toes twice today. didn't mean to.
Posted by: eyeballkid on July 10, 2002 01:15 AMYou did? You bastard. I demand satisfaction!
*glove smack*
*Begins hallucinating Simpsonesque B-52's singing "Glove Smack"*
*dozes*
*wakens*
What the hell was that?
Posted by: Crash on July 10, 2002 01:33 AMlet's all go to flaming moe's
where liquor in a mug
warms you like a hug
and happiness is just a flaming moe away....
I admit to using launch at work. They are playing Cinderella: Don't know what you got, till it's gone, recommended 'for you'. I don't know what that says about me. Or about the rest of you who somehow informed a database that this song would be ok.
Posted by: g-ranya on July 11, 2002 05:06 PM"Don't know what you got till it's gone."
That's how I feel about Austin. *weeps*
Posted by: ColdChef on July 11, 2002 05:16 PMlast call for participants. we've got probably 20 or so people involved, so we'll probably do this in three groups. i'll choose them at random, and send out the lists this weekend.
Posted by: jpoulos on July 12, 2002 10:02 AMi think she was talking about the amy grant version.
Posted by: witchstone on July 12, 2002 11:46 AM*blows dust off Flesh For Lulu CD*
Let's see what we can do here.
Posted by: kafkaesque on July 12, 2002 11:47 AMooo, reminds me of some kind of wonderful. still one of my favourite soundtracks.
Posted by: witchstone on July 12, 2002 11:54 AMMan, that version of "I Can't Help Falling In Love" is great. Who was that? Hmm. "Lick The Tins". What a weird band name.
Eyeball, if you're here, are you going to see Siouxsie and The Banshees in August?
Posted by: kafkaesque on July 12, 2002 12:13 PMNo. Didn't know they were playing. BTW, that Some Kind of Wonderful soundtrack is the greatest soundtrack ever. Pete Shelley, "Brilliant Mind." The March Violets "Amanda Jones," and "Turn to the Sky." The Jesus and Mary Chain. Flesh for Lulu.
Posted by: eyeballkid on July 12, 2002 12:26 PMHmm. Can't tell if you're interested or not. Anyway, Hollywood at the Palladium on the 11th, The Grove in Anaheim on the 13th.
salut.
Posted by: kafkaesque on July 12, 2002 12:32 PMI'm actually half interested. Everything after Through the Looking Glass disappointed me. The Palladium would be cool though. If you're going, let me know.
Posted by: eyeballkid on July 12, 2002 12:45 PMIf you guys go, be sure to wear black. You don't want to stand out or anything.
Posted by: yhbc on July 14, 2002 06:45 PMNo, EBK, this is the best soundtrack ever, very closely followed by this one.
Posted by: jonmc on July 14, 2002 06:56 PMOK, I need some quick input. We have 17 (possibly 18) participants in the swap. Should we do two groups or three?
Two groups of 9 means we burning 8 discs each. Three groups of 6 means we burn 5.
I'm leaning toward two groups, but if anyone objects loudly, we can do three.
Posted by: jpoulos on July 14, 2002 07:23 PMI vote for two groups. Burning eight is not that much more than burning five, and we each get more.
Posted by: yhbc on July 14, 2002 08:31 PMI'd go for more than five, but something's gone wonky with my burner, and 4X is as fast as it will burn. I still have three to burn for the blue page swap, so if we have to do eight each here, it could be Christmas by the time I finish.
Posted by: Crash on July 14, 2002 08:53 PMI could go either way, but I say go with three groups. It'll be easier on the financially challenged.
Oh and soundtracks?
Until the End of the World
is my favorite.
And Wings of Desire too.
Got to love that crazy Wim.
Posted by: kafkaesque on July 14, 2002 09:02 PMAre there real fans / collectors /swappers here?
Want rare items? Get in touch now!!!
Dee@asshole_spammer's_address_deleted.ru
Eep EEECH urgl snrt / shnzupupup /blblblbl aHOO?
AiEE pbbt pffft? Eep ak OMMMM orp!!!
Eep
Opp
Ork
Ah
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Get in this capsule, baby!
We are blasting off!
Are there real fans / collectors /swappers here?
No, Dee. I'm afraid we're all impressively realistic fakes ...
Posted by: walrus on October 11, 2002 10:07 AMI'm really more of a poseur, but, you know, whatever.
Posted by: Ufez Jones on October 11, 2002 11:00 AMNo, Dee. I'm afraid we're all impressively realistic fakes ...
Speak for yourself, I'm a simulacrum
Posted by: jonmc on October 11, 2002 02:30 PMI subcontract for wax-works "real fans." I can't even get a full time gig.
Posted by: readymade
on
October 11, 2002 03:11 PM
...Or maybe like a tribute band that is an amazing simulation of real fans/collectors/swappers/spamming mofos.
Posted by: MarsCrash on October 12, 2002 12:38 PMI've got my tunes picked out! I'll be burning tomorrow, burner willing.
Posted by: tizzie on October 12, 2002 09:21 PMI'm slacking like Slackety Slacker the guy who slacks.
And I'm wearing slacks. How slack is that?
Where does slackness come from? From me. That's where.
Posted by: kafkaesque on October 15, 2002 02:09 AMWhy does that filename have Optamystic's name in it?
Posted by: kafkaesque on October 15, 2002 11:28 AMSlackers unite! We're all having a meeting on ... no, fuck it.
Posted by: walrus on October 15, 2002 11:59 AMIs "Optamystic" Daryl Snow? (Or Oral Robert?) I just found it on the Church of the Subgenius site doing a random "Bob" search....Spooky coincidence, or apocalyptic portent?
Posted by: readymade
on
October 15, 2002 06:40 PM
Um. I guess we probably shouldn't go bandying about people's real names here, just in case anyone's up for a federal post one day (though I can't imagine Optamystic running for anything, except maybe for his life if something angry was chasing him, but that's beside the point.)
So. um. Sorry I brought it up.
Posted by: kafkaesque on October 15, 2002 08:01 PM*pulls sweater over head*
Will this wind be so mighty as to lay low the mountains of the Earth?
[/obscurity]
Posted by: kafkaesque on October 15, 2002 09:07 PMI miss Optamystic very much. And j.edwards. And mattpfeff!
Posted by: Miguel on October 15, 2002 09:15 PMWell, you could just go to provenance unknown or amphiskios.
Posted by: kafkaesque on October 16, 2002 12:55 AMFor Optamystic, you'll have to check under freeway overpasses in the greater Los Angeles Metropolitan Region.
Posted by: kafkaesque on October 16, 2002 12:56 AMHow the hell did I end up here? There was this flash of light, and then....
Kaf, how could you?
Posted by: mattpfeff on October 16, 2002 02:06 AMDude! How do you go to the bathroom with those things?
Posted by: ColdChef on October 16, 2002 11:42 AMpfeffmeister! (i just wanted to type that for some reason)
umm welcome and stuff. the bar's that way. you'll need it
Posted by: tj on October 17, 2002 11:32 AMWell met, Sir Pfeffernickel!
tj, I need a bar also. Gold should suffice.
Posted by: walrus on October 17, 2002 12:04 PMBy the way, Kaf, did you end up seeing Siouxsie back in July?
Posted by: witchstone on October 18, 2002 09:57 AMActually, no.
We're scrimpin' and savin' in the interest of buying a house soon, so things like that get pushed aside. I haven't been to a show in a long time.
Strangely, though, I still seem to find the cash for the occasional case of beer.
Funny how that works.
Posted by: kafkascampi on October 18, 2002 11:18 AMBeer is somewhere below oxygen and above housing on my list of requirements.
Posted by: walrus on October 18, 2002 11:23 AMEvery Friday brings my trip to Beverages & More to stock up for the weekend. I think a little Stella Artois is in the offing.
Or maybe Anchor Steam, in honor of the Giants!
Posted by: kafkascampi on October 18, 2002 11:31 AMStella's a bit gassy, and the closeset we get to Anchor Steam is probably Newquay Steam. I shall be entrusting my consciousness unto the gods of cold, black sleep ...
Posted by: walrus on October 18, 2002 11:40 AMGreetings!
Though, should to say, I been here fo' a little while -- just been keepin' quiet-like, an' such. ...
Posted by: mattpfeff on October 18, 2002 11:45 AMPriapic.
Sorry everyone.
It's not a funny joke if you need to explain it.
Posted by: goneill on October 18, 2002 04:23 PMPriapic? Meaning, y'know, uh, a little obsessed with his genitals?
Posted by: readymade
on
October 18, 2002 04:25 PM
again, i apologise for this and everything that i will ever write on 9622.net.
Posted by: goneill on October 18, 2002 04:26 PMpresbyopia: Inability of the eye to focus sharply on nearby objects, resulting from loss of elasticity of the crystalline lens with advancing age. Some jokes are so obscure only I get them...
I'm apologizing right along with you, goneill.
Posted by: readymade
on
October 18, 2002 04:33 PM
I thought it was a really long movie about the story of the Media.
Posted by: witchstone on October 18, 2002 04:39 PMNo, it's the ability to become invisible to Presbyterians. I have the same thing, but it's Mormonyopic here.
Posted by: Crash on October 18, 2002 05:08 PMI have a friend whose boyfriend is what I understand priapic to be*, and he makes 5 million dollars a year.
priapic(n) the ability to retain an erection after experiencing an orgasm.
Posted by: goneill on October 18, 2002 05:12 PMOh, is that worth something? I can do that.
I'd save money on fluffers, no doubt.
Posted by: Crash on October 18, 2002 05:30 PMi don't think the two are related.
I'd hope not. Incest is no good for the gene pool.
on
October 18, 2002 05:36 PM
Does he make $5 million a year *because* he's priapic, or is that just a bonus?
Posted by: tizzie on October 18, 2002 09:35 PMBeing pripaic could get inconvenient after awhile I guess. Although on the plus side he always has a place to hang his hat.
Posted by: jonmc on October 18, 2002 09:50 PMthe two are wholly separate.
the strange part is we are all trying to get her to break up with him. in writing it seems futile.
Posted by: goneill on October 19, 2002 02:44 AMHoly Crap! I did that Subgenius photoshop like five years ago.
I'm still alive. (waves)Hi everybody. I miss you kids, too.
As for using my real name...If it's good enough for the mighty Migs, then it's good enough for me.
Posted by: Optamystic on February 11, 2003 08:17 PMYou've got some impeccable timing. That picture has been linked so long we thought you might have sold your computer and moved to Botswana.
Maybe you did, and you're holding out on us for fear that we will judge you for not having the fortitude to stick it out. But really, we're pretty understanding.
Welcome back. That is, if you are in fact coming back and not just playing hard-to-get...
Posted by: readymade on February 11, 2003 09:01 PMIt does not matter how slowly you go, so long as you do not stop.
Hey comment spammer, you may want to wait until I'm not paying attention and exposing your email before you keep doing this --tj
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