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Originally posted by Ghoulfish:
I dont think I have a right to post on this topic, my only relationship now is with my pet turtles and a love-hate relationship with my chem textbook.

You made my day!

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Monday, February 19, 2007 9:38 AM

GHOULFISH

I'm not sure if thats a good thing but

Im always glad to make someones day

or is it because i acidentally put know instead of now?

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Monday, February 19, 2007 10:13 AM

Sorry,

I just thought it was so darn cute. I assumed that you are young and just starting out in life with no relationships yet. I thought it was a very clever way of saying that. It tickled me. I thought you were trying to be witty. I truly meant to be laughing with you. I know it's difficult to have not had a relationship yet, but it will happen.

I can edit the spelling from my post.

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Monday, February 19, 2007 12:25 PM

DEADLOCKVICTIM

hey hi,...
just jumping on the GhostRider thing - have you seen the tv ad where GR is having his taxes done - his W2 catches fire - and the tax preparer has to stick his refund check in his coat pocket...??

mildly amusing -

i won't pay to sit in a theater with a bunch of bawling kids and rude dudes to see this movie - but i will see it eventually...

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Monday, February 19, 2007 1:11 PM

GHOULFISH

Oh i think there was some miscommunication - i was laughing at myself also- all that stuff you said you were right.
Just ignore the last post asking what part was funny - my brain stopped working when i wrote it - i was just so happy i got such a nice response. (I dont generally make people's days)

My appologies (I think thats how you spell it) for the mix up

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Monday, February 19, 2007 2:31 PM

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Ghoulfish wrote:
my brain stopped working when i wrote it

You just tickle me.
I think it's because I have sooooo been there. Sometimes I lose my thought in mid sentence. Keep posting. I am enjoying it.

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Monday, February 19, 2007 2:35 PM

Hey there VE

I've missed you !
I hope all's well

Bryce
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"Oh no, not again." - A bowl of petunias on it's way to certain death.

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Monday, February 19, 2007 2:54 PM

Hi, LA. I've missed you, too. RL has kept me busy lately. I didn't get a chance to get on FFF.net until this weekend, and then it seems like most of the regulars must have been off for the 3 day weekend.

How have you been? Are the space monkeys keeping you busy?

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Monday, February 19, 2007 3:07 PM

All's well here,thanks.

Dylan has this week off from school,so I'm trying to keep the boys entertained & out of trouble ..today was finger painting day !
Very exciting stuff going on here

As a belated valentine's present , my Mother-In -Law is taking the space monkies this weekend ! Husband & I are headed into the city for a night of grown up food & drink !!!

Bryce
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"Oh no, not again." - A bowl of petunias on it's way to certain death.

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Monday, February 19, 2007 3:35 PM

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Originally posted by LittleAlbatross29:
As a belated valentine's present , my Mother-In -Law is taking the space monkies this weekend ! Husband & I are headed into the city for a night of grown up food & drink !!!

The finger painting sounds like fun, but a night in the city with your husband for grown up food, drink, and aaah . . . adult entertainment. WOW, that sounds even better. Nice Valentine's present from your Mother-in-law.

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Monday, February 19, 2007 3:50 PM

It is a very shiny present indeed.Although she usually isn't so nice..hell must be feeezing over somewhere

But it should be fun. I want to go get frozen hot chocolate at Serendipity..
Which is one of those restaurants that is just not accomodating for small children so we never get to go.

Is it Friday yet ?

Bryce
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"Oh no, not again." - A bowl of petunias on it's way to certain death.

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Monday, February 19, 2007 4:28 PM

Sorry, it's only Monday. I've always wanted to go to Serendipity's for a frozen hot chocolate. I think I first heard about it on Oprah, and then of course from John Cusak's movie Serendipity.

I'll be counting the days for you, and also for Magda, who is getting tired of living with her parental units.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 2:09 AM

http://www.myspace.com/muddy_waters

mornin' brothers. may our eggs share a nest.

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Originally posted by nvghostrider:
Yeesh RIMG, I didn't think cannibals worried about party lines. I think they vote Independant.

Is that what D*Con looks like intoxicated. I am so going to hell. Well, if its the special hell I'm sure to be in good company.

Oh, I'm sure they don't. I was speaking of flavor. :D

I'll save you a seat.

Rose-doll - I really like your relationship advice. I wish someone would have told me something like that in high school (among other things I wish I had been told).

WUO shang mayer, maysheen, BYEN shr-to.
Along the same lines (relationships), there was an interesting yet not unexpected turn this weekend when dropping the boys off with Ami. I am still in the process of grokking everything that it means or might mean. After getting the boys in her van, we stood in front of it. She looked into the van at Him, then looked at me, and her last words to me before she got in to leave were "I messed up." Huh.

~jimi
SFC Alexander, Chief Medic for the 76th Indepentent Army Battalion

In the beginning the universe was created. This made a lot of people very angry and is widely considered as a bad move.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 2:27 AM

HOBBLEIT

Good morning/afternoon/evening everyone.

I just really want to kill this computer. I'm at uni and the bloody thing keeps on freezing.

Hope you all have a good day.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 2:32 AM

mornin' Hobbleit.

At least yours turns on. I am relegated to using my work comp to talk to you shiny folk.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 2:45 AM

Oooo, RIMG, that's interesting. She's realized that she messed up. That's a biggy. How do you feel about it? Sad or satisfied that she's beginning to realize what she gave up?

Morning, Hobbleit.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 3:07 AM

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Originally posted by VerseExplorer:
Oooo, RIMG, that's interesting. She's realized that she messed up. That's a biggy. How do you feel about it? Sad or satisfied that she's beginning to realize what she gave up?

mornin' VeX. That's the part I am still grokking. Waiting is.

~jimi
SFC Alexander, Chief Medic for the 76th Indepentent Army Battalion

In the beginning the universe was created. This made a lot of people very angry and is widely considered as a bad move.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 3:23 AM

Good Morning, VE & RIMG.

VE, long time no read. Good to see you back. RL is a pest, isn't it?

RIMG, wow. That could mean so many things. Maybe if the chance presents itself you should ask her what she meant by that.

It is 41 degrees. First time in over a month its been over freezing. Is Spring here? I hope so.

Uncle's probate case in FL got pushed back 'til today (grumble grumble stupid Anna Nicole Smith, may she finally find some peace grumble grumble)- so I should get posession of my new truck this afternoon...after which I can legally put it on a new car carrier and bring it to MD. Squee! New wheels!
Still searching for a good name for a Honda Element.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 3:29 AM

Morning water drinkers !

Mav - how shiny! A new vehicle ! Congrats !:

VE - Hello again !

RIMG - Maybe the silly woman finally realized just how much she lost ..I agree with Mav though, you might want to ask her outright what she meant.
I hope your weekend with the boys went well

Bryce
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"Oh no, not again." - A bowl of petunias on it's way to certain death.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 3:38 AM

mornin' Mavs *hugs*, LA *hugs*

I am prety sure what she meant, though I should probably ask her to be sure. One statement she started and never finished before she made that one was "I need to know if you still feel the same about..."

RAWR, emotions threatening to escape. Can't have that happening.

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Originally posted by Mavourneen:
Still searching for a good name for a Honda Element.

Breadbox on wheels?

~jimi
SFC Alexander, Chief Medic for the 76th Indepentent Army Battalion

In the beginning the universe was created. This made a lot of people very angry and is widely considered as a bad move.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 3:53 AM

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Originally posted by Mavourneen:
Still searching for a good name for a Honda Element.

Breadbox on wheels?

TeeHeeHee,

Anything with 4 wheels and gets me to and from work safely is ok by me. Yeah, it's a box on wheels. My Dora is elderly and I fear every day she'll stop on the side of the highway.

Husband isn't a big fan of the Element, and suggested it be nicknamed "Not Scottish" (Cause if it's not Scottish, it's Crap!)

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 4:09 AM

LOL @ "Not Scottish"

Congrats on getting a new ride, BTW.

~jimi
SFC Alexander, Chief Medic for the 76th Indepentent Army Battalion

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 5:17 AM

DUG

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Breadbox on wheels?
"Not Scottish" (Cause if it's not Scottish, it's Crap!)

Getting laid off and going without work for a month or twelve changes your views radically on vehicles/ furniture/ pricey things in general. Old, scarred and paid for is way prettier than new, shiny and owed for. They lie when they call it "credit". Call it what it is: DEBT.

I'm now thinking of re-naming my truck "The Countess" because I do have the title, after all....

Need your clock cleaned? home.windstream.net/clockdug

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 6:04 AM

DEADLOCKVICTIM

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Originally posted by hobbleit:
I just really want to kill this computer.

get a Mac - i switched a few years ago and never have problems - a much more reliable operating system than windows -

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 6:07 AM

Dug, your post is essentially the reason I am taking the truck.

I have just recently gotten my self out of debt (Hoo-Rah, Marine Style) and have sworn not to let it happen again. No credit cards. I don't buy what I don't need (generally), and we are finally able to have a savings account AND a college fund.

Dora is a 1994 Explorer. Element is a 2004.
A free 2004 Element, for the cost of titleing it in MD and hauling it up here.

My lack of debt-iness is also causing some friction in the Mav household. Husband is vehemently against my going to DragonCon. Too expensive for essentially 48 hours.
I want to go. Doesn't help that he's pointing out we just got out of a hole and now I want to have us starting climbing back in.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 6:46 AM

Mavs, sorry to hear about D*C being too expensive, it would be so incredibly cool to meet you.

Maybe you could put away $50 a paycheck (possibly going without a personal luxury, I dunno) to keep from going in the hole again. Honestly, I didn't buy anything more than 2 BDH signatures and sustinence for the whole weekend for around $350-400, including hotel and gas (given, I had a much shorter drive than you would).

*hugs Mavs* just because he can

~jimi
SFC Alexander, Chief Medic for the 76th Indepentent Army Battalion
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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 6:55 AM

NVGHOSTRIDER

At my request a friend did some research and came up with this story for the day:

You Might Not Ever Guess:Captain Kangaroo passed away on January 23, 2004 as age 76 , which is odd,because he always looked to be 76. (DOB: 6/27/27.) His death reminded meOf the following story.
Some people have been offended that the actor, Lee Marvin, is buriedin a grave alongside 3 and 4 star generals at Arlington NationalCemetery. His marker gives his name, rank (PVT) and service (USMC). Nothing else. Here's a guy who was only a famous movie star who served his
time, why the heck does he rate burial with these guys? Well, following isthe amazing answer: In a time when many Hollywood stars served their country in the armedforces, often in rear echelon posts where they were carefully protected,
only to be trotted out to perform for the cameras in war bond promotions,Lee Marvin was a genuine hero. He won the Navy Cross at Iwo Jima. Thereis only one higher Naval award... the Medal Of Honor.If that is a surprising comment on the true character of the man, he
credits his sergeant with an even greater show of bravery.Dialog from "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson"His guest was Lee Marvin. Johnny said, "Lee, I'll bet a lot of people are
unaware that youwere a Marine in the initial landing at Iwo Jima...and that during thecourse of that action you earned the Navy Cross and were severely wounded.""Yeah, yeah... I got shot square in the bottom and they gave me the Cross
for securing a hot spot about halfway up Suribachi. Bad thing aboutgetting shot up on a mountain is guys getting' shot hauling you down. But,Johnny, at Iwo I served under the bravest man I ever knew...
We both got the cross the same day, but what he did for his Cross made minelook cheap in comparison. That dumb guy actually stood up on Red beach anddirectedhis troops to move forward and get the hell off the beach. Bullets flying
by, with mortar rounds landing everywhere and he stood there as the maintarget of gunfire so that he could get his men to safety. He did this onmore than one occasion because his men's safety was more important
than his own life.That Sergeant and I have been lifelong friends. When they brought me offSuribachi we passed the Sergeant and he lit a smoke and passed it to me,lying on my belly on the litter and said, where'd they get you Lee? I
replied: "Well Bob... if you make it home be fore me, tell Mom to sell theouthouse!"Johnny, I'm not lying, Sergeant Keeshan was the bravest man I ever knew. The Sergeant's name is Bob Keeshan. You and the world know him as Captain
Kangaroo.On another note, there was this wimpy little man (who just passed away) onPBS, gentle and quiet. Mr. Rogers is another of those you would leastsuspect of being anything but what he now portrays to our youth. But Mr.
Rogers was a U.S. Navy Seal, combat-proven in Vietnam with over twenty-fiveconfirmed kills to his name! He wore a long-sleeved sweater on TV,to cover the many tattoos on his forearm andbiceps. He was a master in small arms and hand-to-hand combat, able to
disarm or kill in a heartbeat.After the war Mr. Rogers became an ordained Presbyterian minister andtherefore a pacifist. Vowing to never harm another human and alsodedicating the rest of his life to trying to help lead children on the
right path in life. He hid away the tattoos and his past life and won our hearts with his quiet wit and charm.REAL heroes don't flaunt what they did; they quietly go abouttheir day-to-day lives, doing what they do best. They earned our respect
and the freedoms that we all enjoy. Look around and see if you can find one of those heroes in your midst.Often, they are the ones you'd least suspect, but would most like to haveon your side if anything ever happened.
Take the time to thank anyone that has fought for our freedom. Withencouragement they could be the next Captain Kangaroo or Mr.Rogers.

Just thought I'd share on this strange morning for me.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 7:02 AM

*RIMG hug makes me smile*

thanks- After careful consideration, I decided I would have to fly to Atlanta rather than drive. I can't drive 18 hours by myself. I have yet to find a flight for under $300 round trip. That, the cost of the room, board, & of course swag, makes it around $700 (at minimum) for me.

After scrimping & saving for several years to pay off debt, we need to put that money towards some house things - Cause I hate praying that the AC in my house will hold out for another year. And the furnace.
(My house was built in 1958 and the furnace dates from about the early 70's. Looks like we squeeked through another winter with it...)

Gorramit, I hate it when Husband is right. That's my job.

I would love to meet you all, too.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 7:06 AM

mornin' NVG - thanks for posting that. It actually brought a few tears to my eye, which is a lot, considering I have pretty much cut off all emotion except a select few in the past couple of months.

~jimi
SFC Alexander, Chief Medic for the 76th Indepentent Army Battalion
In the beginning the universe was created. This made a lot of people very angry and is widely considered as a bad move.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 7:12 AM

RIMG, sorry I left. I had to get a couple of hours of sleep. Keep us posted, and if you need to chat about her let us know.

Morning All,
It's good to be back with you all.

Mav,
I have an Element. It was one of the 1st that came out. My friend calls it "Butt Ugly." I like it from an inside perspective. She's just known as "Sweetie" by me. She's totally dependable. When I 1st got her, I took a 11 state road trip. Good luck with your's.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 7:30 AM

ZEEK

So here's an impoderable for you guys. Do certain regions of the country just have different standards for uh...skankiness? I mean I lived most of my life in the chicago suburbs so maybe I'm programmed to find that area's style to be classy or something. However, down in Austin, TX it just doesn't seem like there are all that many classy women out there. It seems more like downtown is populated by skanky chicks here.

It's especially noticeable when I travel back to Chicago for whatever reason and I'm like a kid in a candy store. Is it just that I'm programmed to like the chicago area women or something? Anybody else ever feel the same way? Am I just sounding nuts?

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 7:32 AM

RUGBUG

NVG: Really like the story...and the moral behind it. But, being the cynic I am, I had to go a-lookin for some information to verify before I go spouting "did you know Capt. Kangaroo was a military hero?" Snopes verifies part of the story (Marvin in wounded and awarded purple heart (not Navy Cross), but debunks others: Kangaroo never saw action, certainly not at Iwo Jima, and Mr. Rogers was never in the military.

http://www.snopes.com/military/marvin.asp

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 7:39 AM

http://www.myspace.com/muddy_waters

hey VeX, Zeek, EDIT: Rugbug

VeX - no worries, and you can talk about her all you like (several people have already taken the liberty to let me know exactly what they think of her, which I appreciate). I am still processing everything, feelings included.

Zeek - I think that is completely valid. Personally, I know I definitely have a thing for southern girls, but I have lived here for all 26 years of my life. Not to say that I don't like girls from other parts of the country (or world, so I don't get jumped on [though I wouldn't mind being jumped on by most of them

]). The fact that they can tear somebody down with a sweet voice and a smile on their face, well, it does it for me.

I also tend to prefer pale skinned redheads with freckles and green eyes, which I am going to attribute to my scots-Irish blood, but it is not a function of social conditioning, at least not first hand.

~jimi
SFC Alexander, Chief Medic for the 76th Indepentent Army Battalion
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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 7:45 AM

HOBBLEIT

I don't know about America but in England the women of Newcastle tend to dress very skanky. You can always tell which of the university students aren't from Newcastle because they tend to dress more conservatively.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 8:19 AM

CALIFORNIAKAYLEE

Just dropping in for a minute to say hi. Hi everyone!

Having lived in Austin, I'll agree with Zeek: the girls who hang out in downtown Austin (especially Sixth Street) do dress skanky. I think it's due to Austin's combination of being a safe town, a college town, the only liberal enclave in Texas, and having unusually warm temperatures long after sunset. It's warm enough and safe enough to dress like that, so the college girls flaunt it, and everyone else does it to piss of the neighboring conservatives.

That said, a lot of fairly normal people live in Austin as well. Once you get out of downtown, people seem to be less skanky, even when they are dressing for the summer heat. My parents live in a cute, quiet little housing development in south Austin, and I loved north Austin when I lived there. I also hear that they have a great group of Browncoats out there.

~CK

You can't take the sky from me...

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 8:21 AM

MSG

Hey welcome to all the nifty new people who have arrived to join us!!

NV- see now I love Mr. Rogers and I named my first teddy bear Mr. GreenJeans:) Good story NV:)

Morning or afternoon all. Ah the frantic pace of school:) I do feel better having gotten a nice long weekend with plenty of Annie and Wyatt time.

Ghostrider was surprisingly good! I would recommend it. Nick Cage did a great job balancing the darkness and humor. It was somewhat campy, but not irretrievably so. I laughed a lot and really enjoyed it. So go see it:)

Whitefall- don't look so hard at the leaves that you slam headlong into a tree:) HUGS and congrats on the part:)

Rugbug- good luck on the clinic. Hope it goes well.

Mav- well we'll miss you and take tons of pics for you!

PR- HUGS

RIMG_ ok that's unfair...cryptic statements are always unfair. She should say what she means...and by the way ...we all think she was wrong!

CK- Whoo hey sweety how are you? We've missed you

OK back to the salt mines

"I'm not all that interested in the mental health of people who want to kill me. "- Leroy Jethro Gibbs

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 8:22 AM

RUGBUG

I didn't say hi to everyone, so HI!

I'm glad to be back on FFF.net, but not glad to be back at work after a long weekend. Days away from work DO NOT make the heart grow fonder.

Zeek, I absolutely believe you get used to and are attracted by the types of people you were raised around and live around.

If you grew up with city chic, beach casual is probably going to seem frumpy and unkempt. And what is skanky in one part of the country/world, is not skanky in another. I see some women from big cities and think they look like massive ho-bags and they're characterizing themselves as classy and high society. It MUST be regional, right?

Oh, edited to say: I love the show 'What Not to Wear' and they had an Austin episode wear they took three single women and re-did their wardrobes. Let's just say they had some issues. Skanky issues...well, one didn't, but the two others did. Skank-tastic. Too tight clothes...too much skin, etc. Maybe it's the combination of heat and hippy-laid back atmosphere...but I wasn't impressed. I mean, there's a difference with dressing out of fashion and dressing like two-bit hooker. There were more than a few in the footage that fit into the second category.

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 8:59 AM

ODDSBODSKINS

m'm, i'd have to disagree when it comes to what attracts you, well, certainly in my case (although i could just be not-quite-right

) 'cos in spite of having been brought up 20 miles from anywhere in the middle of what passes for nowhere over here (20 miles is a long way by british standards =P ) in fat, league of gentlemen fans can add scottish accents to royston vasey and you'll pretty much have where i came from, and i've never yet slept with a sheep. Oh, right, point, i had one...yes! yep, i don't find too many limits on what kinda clothes/make-up i find attractive on women, from beach-casual through to city-chic. well okay, possibly not track-suits. and i DO think it's possible for a woman to wear ostensibly skanky clothes without looking skanky, but i couldn't tell you what it is about them that makes it work.

well, okay, so i have a bit of a soft-spot for redheads...but, other then that no preferances 8-)

Do you like bread?

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007 9:12 AM