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Abba wins
Gratz Abba on 5k. Carry on.
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Uh, you probably knew that, didn't you? |
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S P O I L E R Well at least the guy was decent enough to leave out the "Dark Lord/Lidless eye always watching/I'd soon as have some creature chew my finger off to get rid of it" part out... |
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Book Club
I meant to do this the day I got back from vacation, but, alas, I was buried under piles of CRAP in my office.
So, anyway, to whomever recommended "The God of Small Things" -- I would like to say THANK YOU!! I loved, loved, loved it. (The Booker Prize is pretty reliable, in my view, but I really loved this book.) I read about 7 books over vacation, and left them all there (who wants to schlep back a book I'm never going to read again?) -- except that one. In fact, I started re-reading it on the plane home. Sorry I can't remember who it was, but THANKS! |
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And Everhart better stay for awhile. I actually think she's the mole. Her or Baldwin. TM |
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Heh heh... Yeah -- he's a helluva guy! He's very nice, and about as wide as he is tall. He has a great personality, though (no, really!). |
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And Tracy Gold - I don't see her lasting much longer either - she's not much of a ratings draw - with or without clothing. ETA I'm shocked. I just looked at the profiles and Rodman has 4 kids?!? Hmm, I must not have been paying attention. And his strategy is to play dumb. That's working as he's looking pretty clueless. profile |
Lies, and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them
Hearing TM's example made me wonder how many people here would/have actually lied to their SO* about something like that (much less concoct an elaborate plan to do so, along with accomplices)... And if you would/have done so, why?
I have a (weird?) thing about lying to or being lied to by my SO. If I ever found out he did something like this, I would rage. Seriously. If something is not innocent enough for you to tell your SO where you are going, why do it? If you think that your SO would not condone your behavior either because s/he would be irrational or because s/he had reason not to condone it, isn't it important to communicate about that stuff? Anyone? *I apologize upfront for overuse of this term in the following post - no better way to convey serious committed relationship here |
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Meeting with an ex is inherently dangerous. I don't care on what terms you split or how good and platonic your friendship now is. You once fucked them and found them very attractive. It is highly likely that you will find them attractive again. This is how every SO in the world thinks about exes. Everyone who says otherwise is completely full of shit. So, why go? Because you think you won't find them attractive enough to act on it and you enjoy their company even though it didn't work out with them. You have convinced yourself that you are mature enough to have an adult conversation with them without jumping their bones, etc. It's not necessarily that you have evil plans that your SO need not know about. It's more like "Why not just save myself the headache of the drawn-out conversation over someone who matters enough to only rate a drink every year or so?" And before you say, "But you've created more work with the lie than the conversation would be," I'll have to say: Wrong. Because you will have the conversation then. You will have the conversation another half-dozen times too. And if you don't actually have that conversation over and over, the SO is going over it in their head on their own at least as many times. TM |
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