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Hey...I was thinking about this woman tonight. Not for any perverted reason, but a thought just occured to me. I would NEVER recommend any woman get into the porn industry. And, I'd tell Carrie Prejean (or whatever her name is), to get out of it! But, this woman might be a good candidate to go into that industry. If she's so concerned with a man keeping up with her...I'm guessing she wouldn't have to worry about that with a career choice like that. Of course, she's British. Not sure what her teeth look like.— November 20, 2009 12:59 a.m.
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That movie is so great. I bet Cyndi Lauper loved her songs inclusion in it as well. Just because YOU weren't that way. I think a lot of women were sweethearts, but the boys in high school were just too afraid. My point is still the same as what I wrote about...a lot of hot chicks in high school had attitudes. Those attitudes are different when they are a lot heavier, and have some children as baggage. Then those nice guys with good jobs, look a lot better than the football jocks they married.— November 19, 2009 7:11 p.m.
The Biggest Loser. Is it Shawne Merriman, Levi, or Palin?
You obviously know a lot more about politics than I. But, Palin would not get the nomination from her own party. I'm convinced of that.— November 19, 2009 7:08 p.m.
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It doesn't disappoint. I see where you're headed. You want to know JUST WHAT MACHINES will drive women to this point. It's great planning, really. Some people use candles in their bedroom, incents for others. You want the sounds of machines! Since I get migraines once in a while, my luck would be getting the woman there, and the machines turning her on, and giving me a headache.— November 19, 2009 7:06 p.m.
The Biggest Loser. Is it Shawne Merriman, Levi, or Palin?
Not sure what her sisters ex-husband did. I can only imagine, with people trying to sell stuff to these paparazzis and tabloid style TV shows. Trust me, Palin wants nothing to do with this kid. She will never want to spend a holiday in his presence.— November 19, 2009 4:24 p.m.
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I just thought about something, KJG. Are you a woman or a man? I'm asking for purely scientific reasons....hehehehhe. Because, if you are a woman, I'm wondering if you ask because your follow up question will be "what kind of machines are these, and are there any biscuit factors in the immediate area." I also wonder...if she quit her job because of this, and in the future fills out a job application. They always have that question "why did you quit your last job?" if she answers, she's either going to get the job immediately. Or not even be considered (depending on the sex of the boss). And who knows how she'll answer the question "What position would you prefer?"— November 19, 2009 4:22 p.m.
A Vital Part Of The Breakfast Pantheon
That's so odd that that mascot has a name, and nobody knew it. Why did they bother naming it, if they wouldn't use the name. I mean, we all know Tony the Tiger. And I think we would, even if he didn't do those lame "they're greeeeeeaaaat" commercials. I just wonder if a bunch of PR guys were sitting in a room saying "what name is out there, with 'corn' in it? or 'flake'?" And how long after that, did someone shout "Cornelius!"— November 19, 2009 4:09 p.m.
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Oh, come on Crissy. You women didn't want nice guys in high school. They were all around. You wanted the stud athlete or guy that had the lead in the school play. And they'd chew you girls up and spit you out (sometimes literally). And you'd go back for more. But now, it's those nice guys that have some cushy, well-paying computer job, or they show up at reunions rich (like that nerd in Romy and Michelles High School Reunion). And now, those girls that were hot in high school, have had three kids, gained 100 pounds, and they're NOW willing to look at those "nice guys again". Sorry, ladies. The tables have turned (insert evil laugh here)— November 19, 2009 4:05 p.m.
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Good point. I wonder what OSHA would say about women straddling the machines. And if it were the sound of the machines, what happens at home when it's garbage day? Look out!! Ya know, I heard the Proclaimers song "500 Miles" today (by the way, that band has a few really, really good CDs). And, I thought of Weird Al and how he could work this story into that song. (chorus) Now I would walk 500 miles/For a woman that has 300 orgasms/And I would fall down, at her bedroom door.— November 19, 2009 4:01 p.m.
San Diego Coalition of Reason
Nice line, rickey. I consider myself an agnostic, but one thing I've always found interesting about hardcore atheists. They are SO SURE that there is no God, and they think it's crazy that religious people believe in a God. They go on about science not proving it and this and that. Yet, they are SO POSITIVE there is no God, yet there's no proof of that. I think it's just as arrogant, to be SURE that you know there's no God, as someone that insists there is (and that their God/religion is the one to follow).— November 19, 2009 2:54 p.m.