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 My weekend Things I discovered 1) The cordless vibrator. Falls somewhere between the magic wand and the rabbit in terms of power. My wand died a sparky death after about five loyal years. May it RIP. Went to the Ye Olde Porn Shoppe to replace it only to find a homeless guy making a scene at the register bc of his bankcard (good to know my spare change is going somwhere to "feed" him) and two cops. Rap music blaring. Store run by a big man and a woman talking to each other using swear words totally. Not really a womyn friendly environment to ask where the waterdancers with attachements are. I did anyway, along with the magic wand. They were out of everything (who moved the hitachis?). And teh DVD section was not lit so you couldnt read the boxes, which is important. So a light bulb went off and I went to Rite Aid, asked for the heating pad, back massager section (Hi, Slave!) , and found the massagers. No Hitachis there either, but saw a conair looking magic wand thing for sixteen bucks, and the Hometrics (?) cordless for nineteen bucks. Cordless, way cheaper thatn the wand. Sadly I am wand dependent , but this may help me ease back into the less powerful things so that the man's touch is more effective. 2) Went to the video store and rented a DVD called Jenna Love Kobe. I thought *that* sounded interesting, but Kobe turned out to be an asian broad. I havent watched porn in awhile but can someone explain when the dialogue got replaced by techno dentist music? I would rather here "Oooh, what are you making, cake?" "Aaaah, sorry I spattered cake batter on your pussy, let me lick it off" than canned techno. What a turn off. 3)One can drink a Pisco Sour at the RUmba Cafe in Adams Morgan. I considered it but the fact that Pisco is a "grape liquor" ultimately deterred me. I was so excited I busted out the cell phone and called Mineeapolis Information, but realized that Flower wasnt in the phone book. | 
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 Edited to put in a header bc the no header posts bug me since I am a heavy srroller I saw a two second clip of Arnold debating Arianna Huffington.  Whatever happened to the Americans running for office?   Between Arnold (whose movies I have never seen) and that Robert from Cupid, I never wnat to hear an Austrian accent again. THey just sound robotic (And I am of Austrian descent in part). Quote: 
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 3. Physics? I'd rather watch people wallpaper my kitchen than spend five minutes discussing it. I took one course in it in college. The professor and I got into an argument over whether Rush was better than the Allmans during an exam prep session. The guy swore Rush was a perfect example of mathematics applied to music. I got the "Gentleman's C" because the prof found me amusing, even though I really flunked every exam. That said, physcis is more useful than philospohy and religion, which are utterly worthless courses. The difference, however, is that its easy as pie to ace philospohy and religion by bullshitting on exams, while one cannot fake his way through a physics exam. S(Do you have a sore throat as well? I'm starting to get one, and I have a goddamn oral argument tomorrow)D | 
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 "So, Even, have you ever had a mojito????? Aren't they sooooo good?????" This exchange disturbed me on two levels. First, they are guys -- granted guys who'd been drinking beer for an entire weekend by the time I met up with them last night -- so effervescence about a cocktail is troubling. Second, how could you live in America since 1999 and not have "enjoyed" a mojito? Additional observations: Unless you are Mr. Man, you can wander into any bar in Austin and hear really talented musicians. Hangovers suck on Mondays. | 
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 What doesn't suck, however, is "Lost in Translation," Sofia Coppola's new film. Mrs. Not Bob and I caught it this weekend -- we have been anxious to see it since reading the cover article in the NYT Sunday magazine on Ms. Coppola a few weeks ago. Bill Murray was *very* good. And he sings pretty good versions of "More Than This" and "What's So Funny Bout Peace, Love, and Understanding?" Ling-a-ding-ding, baby. | 
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 And speaking of straights and gays, I went out Friday evening with a female friend who I learned was a bi. I learned a lot about bis on friday bc I later had a bi man come pick me up on behalf of his really shy friend. I asked my bi female friend, lets call her BF, whether she had a preference between men and women, and she said she would only have a LTR with a man and thats who she saw herself ending up with. I guess women are just for fun for BF. I always figured bisexuals are just basically at a transitional point between straight and gay. or are in college experimenting to be cool. the bi guy told me right off the bat he was bi. As I thought he was picking me up for him, not his friend, I told him I dont date bi guys. He got offended as if I had just engaged in some hate crime. I was like, some of my best friends are bi, and I am insulted by how you took my remark. Seriously. What woman wants to date a bi guy? And its not just the fear of AIDS thing (which, to be honest, is a little palpable just bc men who sleep with men are at higher risk, but not the main reason). I would always think the guy was just using me as a road stop on the high way to out. Plus, i would always worry that he would prefer to be with a guy and that there was always something I could not provide him with. I bet my thinking is similar to gay women who dont date bi girls. Would any of you gals date a bi guy? | 
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 I don't think I could do it. I went on a couple dates with a bi guy back in college. I didn't know it at the time, but I knew something wasn't right about him in that way. We never even kissed, but we had a blast! Turned out to be a good friend, and I was entirely jealous when I saw the hottie he ended up with.... | 
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 brownie haters That chic little hat alone validates their entire existence and was the main reason I joined and I can't imagine who could speak ill of them as a result.  My smashing vintage hat collection is entirely because of their inspiration.  Viva Brownies! | 
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 it belongs across my face I keep it very close to me in a most important place I bet you wouldn't guess it if you guessed a long long while So I'll take it out and put it on It's a great big Brownie smile. | 
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