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Being a woman who has done this exact thing by men who have broken my heart I fully believe you when true love is when a woman does not cry into the pillow
I have always loved that clip! Thanks for the replay.
How the ghosts never rest...
01:34 Jul 25 2010 Times Read: 1,450
a friend here mentioned recently how her ghosts were visitng her. I guess it must be something in the air this week... the ghosts seem to be very restless....
I agree. A stone fireplace would look great! You could start on one and work on it a little at a time, you know, like a summer project! It'll outlast the new grill you buy.
...I learned a few lessons this week, I think I would like to share...
...budding photographers; just because you have a nice camera and take a picture of something that most people wouldn't look at, it does not make it "fine art." No, the black and white picture of old diamond plate is NOT fine art. The black and white picture of a chain link fence and something blurred in the background behind it is NOT fine art. Just because YOU call it fine art, doesn't make it FINE art.
Look at Morri's work. Look at Vesper's work. That is fine art.
Most of my photography, although I enjoy it and it brings me peaceful pleasure in life, it is nothing more than snapshots done at an unusual angle. Not fine art.
You sir, are not creating fine art. Not even close. Stop calling it fine art and call it what it is - snapshot of stuff most people wouldn't look at or think twice about. And/or senior portraits, but even those that you're showing off aren't very good.
People, if you have a dog and people come to your house... say, a friendly technician that has arrived to install your new DSL service... just let the dog meet him/her and stop freaking out about the dog. Seriously. You don't need to sit on the couch and wrestle the dog for 30 minutes.
At least, not with me, but then again I'm cool with dogs. I sniff them right back.
Well, I guess those are the only two lessons I'll pass along right now. I need to start noting these during the week as I go.
I know I have more... I'm just too damn tired to think about it right now...
However do you feel that they are all pains in the ass? I have had AT&T, Cingular and Sprint in my lifetime and to me Verizon is the LESSER of the evils.
I have AT&T. Their coverage in my area might not be as strong but they don't seem to deliberately do things just to annoy me.
Most people I talk to that have Verizon like the coverage but can't stand how Verizon literally does things that seem to only serve the purpose of annoying their customers.
I used to have Sprint, their coverage back then was horrible and their phone options pathetic. I moved to Nextel - loved the push-to-talk feature but their coverage was weak and the push-to-talk wasn't enough to keep me.
Golfing? At this hour?
01:10 Jul 14 2010 Times Read: 1,606
Had to be up at 6AM today to drive to Victor, NY for a golf event. I was invited - the vendor insisted - I had to go.
The course was beautiful. Rolling hills, well landscaped and maintained - the quietest golf carts I've ever driven, complete with GPS system that would tell you how far you were from the green and even give you scoring updates of the other tournament participants.
I, however, had not played a round of golf since summer of 2007. And it showed.
The water hazards were full of bull frogs, which seemed to be singing me a chorus of boos every time I took a shot.
And they paired me with the vendor's VP of Finance, who is a 2-handicap golfer... what a way to make an impression...
...anyway, summer time. I love summer time in Buffalo.
Except for one hour a week when my neighbor's landscapers come and mow his yard. Since my office faces his yard and it would be too hot to have the windows closed - not that it would make a huge difference - when they're here I might as well not bother to answer the phone, or make calls... or even try to think.
It probably wouldn't bother me so much if they would actually do a good job, but they generally mow about 3 feet short of the property line in some haphazard fashion, like they're mowing drunk.
I should probably just tell him I will mow the yards and he can pay for someone to plow the snow from our driveways in the winter...
No. Today for example, I wasn't in the office until 1PM. I finally got back, sat down to do some work and they showed up and started.
I don't care if they mow at 8AM - I wouldn't be bothered as long as they were done by 9.
You know who you are.
20:41 Jul 06 2010 Times Read: 1,650
Just in case you were wondering... you're not funny. Sad, yes. Pathetic, yes. Emotionally disturbed, maybe. I do recommend you try the sea kelp.... but you're really, just not funny.
…about my first girlfriend when I was 17… I was about to meet her older sister, who was 22 and not living with the parents anymore. My girlfriend prefaced the meeting by saying, “Guys fall in love with my sister at first sight. I promise you, once you meet her you won’t want to be with me anymore.
Boy was she right…
Her sister was bat-shit crazy. I started to realize her parents weren’t just eccentric, but insanity ran ramped through their family.
I soon decided, I didn’t want to be with her anymore…
...I might have been a horny teenager, but no booty was worth that trouble...
ya'all? :) See- you just need to move to the south.
WOLVERINEEEEEEEES!!!!!!
17:37 Jul 05 2010 Times Read: 1,706
Morri is watching Riff-Trax of "Red Dawn."
Reminds me of what a silly movie that was. Of course in the '80s when that movie came out, it had the appeal to my demographic. Defending the country guerrilla style against the invading Red Army. Be the hero, rebel style. I probably watched it on HBO about 104.7 times...
Well, maybe not that many.
But I can say, I doubt I could drink enough to fill a radiator with urine. At least not a significant amount to keep the engine from seizing...
ROFL @ X's comment! That kitty costume is kind of creepy o.o
Biologically speaking...
17:44 Jul 04 2010 Times Read: 1,765
...ex's can and will still check each other out, physically. The look up and down, the once over... it's human nature. There might even be the moment of pause where they think to themselves, "I wouldn't mind another taste of that..."
...which is usually followed by the quick realization that they're both still really sick and tired of each other's shit... the previous thought fades very, very quickly once logic is allowed to override biology.
The assumption there is that logic has to exist first...
...I wish I had a camera in my head when I sleep lately. I think my dreams would sell as fairly impressive movies - even if they might be a bit out there...
Cause if you have corpses and skeletons running around your head then it would be awesome... You should also make sure to tell your pillows to hide when the man with the scissors for hands try to escape!
And that the cost of drilling in the ocean is going to cost us more at the gas pump. Yes.. we know BP- you said you are going to pay for all of it. But a question for you... where are you going to get the money? And Shell, Super American, etc.- what is this teaching you? "Why... if that happen to us we would be ruined. We need more money saved up in case. If the mean goverment is going to make them pay ALL the cost... then we have a right to raise our prices just in case."
I think the big thing a lot of us should take away from this is... sure, TSA makes us put our shampoo in a ziplock bag and take off our shoes at the x-ray, but what is Homeland Security doing to secure off-shore drilling sites?
This was one accident - and it is going on 3-months of diaster. What would multiple acts of terrorism result in?
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