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Update: Beautiful Jessie has come home! And: What we learned about lost/found animals
Ooooh, buff tree service guy???? Girl, scoot over, I'll bring the binoculars and camera!!!— March 19, 2010 3:28 p.m.
What Men Like, according to Cosmo - Huh?
Argument I always used to have on another forum where they figured it was okay to tell racist jokes because they were too intelligent to mean it.— March 19, 2010 12:14 p.m.
More Growing Up Gilroy
Awwww bless. :) By the way, my grandmother didn't understand the necessity of clothing, either, in any terms, after a certain point past childhood. Forget status clothing. Clothing? You want it, you provide it. And I won't ask questions where the stuff came from. I WAS working by the time I was fourteen. Between that money, and five finger discounts, I managed to keep myself in hipsters. :)— March 19, 2010 10:06 a.m.
What Men Like, according to Cosmo - Huh?
Certain fights are worth picking -- to a point, and with people who show the capacity for learning, admitting mistakes, etc.. Beyond that, I don't go for arguing with brick walls. Wouldn't you agree?— March 19, 2010 9:55 a.m.
Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
Good! How's the foot, by the way? You should write a thread about your accident, I'd be interested in the gory details. :) xxx— March 19, 2010 9:14 a.m.
More Growing Up Gilroy
Oh Lorie, this is great writing and a terrific story, thanks so much for sharing it! Hah! You have willpower, girl. I couldn't stop talking to anybody longer than a day, a few days at most! What kind of undies by the way?— March 19, 2010 9:12 a.m.
What Men Like, according to Cosmo - Huh?
Dude, you picked the vid, not me.— March 19, 2010 8:11 a.m.
We Filipinos eat with our hands, drive crazy on the road, point with our lips
Daniels, thank you for that analysis, excellent work, as always.— March 19, 2010 8:07 a.m.
Update: Beautiful Jessie has come home! And: What we learned about lost/found animals
By the way AG, that new little Mexican restaurant is open. I went in to ask about french fries, and do you know they washed, hand peeled two potatoes, fried them on the spot. Buck fifty. Gave me a sample of shrimp adobado, and a platano macho fried and served with sour cream. Free. Their breakfast plate is two eggs, any style, including ranchera, beans, rice, bacon, tortillas, $3.99. We might check it out this weekend. The place is very clean, a bit disorganized yet, family operation. Can't vouch for the food's taste, but it's awfully fresh so far! The place is called El Rinconcito. 2941 National Avenue.— March 18, 2010 8:21 p.m.
We Filipinos eat with our hands, drive crazy on the road, point with our lips
jayallen, I didn't ask who *usually* gives titles to articles, I asked who selected the title "Filipino Rules" for the article. To be clear, Maecel did not pick the title for this article? That would be yes or no. Someone from the Reader's editorial staff picked that title? That would be yes or no. I can understand why you are reluctant to answer the second question. But I think it is an important question, and deserves a straightforward answer. Further, I think it would not be right to let people get the impression Maecel chose it, if indeed she did not.— March 18, 2010 7:39 p.m.