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The Sordid, Grisly Details
Skenner, you have a way of summarizing to the heart of the matter.— November 7, 2009 7:45 a.m.
The Sordid, Grisly Details
PS: I get it, folk. Don't feed the troll. Call me an optimist--I just keep trying. But I'm tired, too.— November 6, 2009 10:18 p.m.
The Sordid, Grisly Details
"It's ok for you to call a spade a spade but it's NOT ok for me to call a spade a spade?" Huh? When do I sling racial slurs at others? Trying to be a nice guy? You've got a LONNNNNGGGGG way to go, buddy. Empathy 101, Humanity 2A, the list goes on. Not sure if you really can learn this stuff--some of it should have been hardwired, I think.— November 6, 2009 10:15 p.m.
The Sordid, Grisly Details
Yes, Pete, I will continue to call out your racist crap, whenever I have the time, energy, and inclination. Not that I think you are going to learn anything from it--that just doesn't seem possible. Nope, I'll do it just for the record, to show that not everyone condones it.— November 6, 2009 10:08 p.m.
The Sordid, Grisly Details
"A growing troll's gotta eat" Yeah, the "growing" part is what is scariest, 'cause we are not talking about 'growing' in a very healthy fashion. So, let's get this straight, russl. You are going to reward Pete with a meal because he looked at dictionary.com, and found that the N word might be used to call someone stupid, as well as racially inferior! If you think he is going to take your advice (uh, advice repeated by many of us, again and again and again) not to use the N word, you are making another--let's say--coprocephalic--bet. I guess you are daddy substitute while refried's on hiatus. Enjoy your meal.— November 6, 2009 10:02 p.m.
A Paltrey Poem To Lift The Veil
"4 years of my poetry was deleted at My Space by a jealous friend.." Oh man, nan, that sucks. No paper copies? You didn't c/p from Word docs? What I am wondering: If your work was stored offsite on Myspace, doesn't that mean that it is a possibility that your stuff could still exist somewhere in Myspace's cyberspace, on your account? Just checking to see if you've looked into all possibilities, as it is such a shame to lose four years' worth of work...— November 6, 2009 9:50 p.m.
Hard Water, Question Mark
A cute-manteau ;)— November 6, 2009 9:43 p.m.
Shield for All
"The man" has two choices re: soccer games of any gender player: 1. wear headphones, or 2. "mute" He most often chooses option 2. :) Yeah, I guess Netflix finally has one over on Blockbuster online's in-store exchange program and monthly freebies--unless Blockbuster online is now doing the same thing? I'm going through a phase where I let the films sit there, and "the man" has to remind me of them, and the fact that we are paying monthly for films we are not watching. One thing I've noticed happening is that the films that I most want to order are no longer available, if they ever were. Many many titles are being eliminated from the queue on Blockbuster. It is the equivalent of seeing books on your local library shelves slowly and sneakily replaced by Danielle Steele novels...— November 6, 2009 8:50 p.m.
Shield for All
Hmm, maybe some of this stuff is on demand, and I can depose a certain women's soccer game from the 'other' screen in the room...;)— November 6, 2009 8:30 p.m.
A Good Little Girl, Catholic Variety
re: #33: "My current belief based on what I have read, is that Mary was raped by a Roman soldier. Joseph, I guess, was kind and looked after her. Perhaps he loved her too." This sounds plausible. Any woman suddenly teleported back 2009 plus years'd best hope to be wearing a chastity belt of some kind! But kidding aside, how did you come up with this theory, skennerl?— November 6, 2009 8:18 p.m.