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 We get it. Everyone should compromise every principle they have ever had if they get the chance to cash in. Whether you are a father whose daughter was kidnapped or a pop tart, whore yourself or your family out for the cash. If it wasn't entertainment to start, make whatever traumatic experience you've suffered through entertainment for everyone else. If your life is already entertainment for everyone else, grab as much cash as you can! If you can only make $20 million a year singing and dancing, take off your clothes and make $30! Sure, you already have everything you ever wanted. But you should be able to have 36 of everything you ever wanted. You'd be a fool not to take it all off. You won't ever regret any of it. You'll be rich, rich, rich! Your kids won't be fucked up in the head when they look at photos of mommy (or daddy) taking it off to show everyone in the world that they have no shame. And it doesn't matter if they or you are negatively affected by it because money solves everything. No one with money is unhappy. And surely history proves that women who make themselves sexual objects for cash (and not other reasons) always end up happy and well adjusted. Everyone who doesn't agree with this is a fool. TM | 
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 Paigow, you're correct - I wrote that it was mainly correct that women whom loathed fakers did so out of fear and envy rather athan true righteous objection. That discussion may have been a new low for both you and I on many levels. But I'm sure we'll reach new lows in the future... I certainly will. | 
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 Edited to add that I would not be frustrated by this, I'm sure, if I only had a good fuck. | 
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 Telemarketers' Do Not Call list I didn't put myself on the do not call list.  Talking to telemarketers is way too much fun.  I have recently a new way to frustrate them:   I just talk like my buddy The Cheat: The Cheat "Speaks" Contains non-offensive sound. | 
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 No no no no no.... All meals taste better when they're free!! | 
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 I'll bet next week's pay you had no problem with Halle's shedding her top in Swordfish, right??? I'm not the broken record here. I'm responding to the same broken record played by a peanut gallery of people picking on a dumb little blonde who's made good with the limited assets she has. I say good for Britney. I hope she makes a billion dollars. | 
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 As for the midwest. Take a xanax and hit cruise control. Its straight, flat, and once you have seen your first five cornfields, boring. And I actually stopped off at the Reagan library thing that was written about. Ho hum. This part of the country will take you like 35 hours to get through. And you will wish you were going through boxes looking for privileged information. My opinion is to stay as north as possible and try to do South Dakota, and montana which is much more appealing to look at. The black hills, the bad lands, that big mountaint with the presidents faces carved in. Wall DRug. And you would hit Minnesota before SD, so you could go kayaking with Bilmore and potsmoking with PLF | 
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 Don't bet against Marc: http://www.chris-lambert.com/SALE/saleplayers.jpg To conclude: Sale of the Century HAD no theme song. Just some timpani drums. That is all. str8 | 
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 What you said was "the board would mainly agree that you are mostly correct" or something. You invoked the board. that was half the humor. THeo ther half being the mainly or mostly correct which is an absolute term. It was a real tour de force. I will have to find this. | 
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 Illinois/St. Louis area: - Cahokia Mounds National Historic Site: Large former Native American city with numerous burial mounds, including one over 400 feet high. (about 15 mi east of St. Louis on I-70) - Strip Clubs: The area is one of the country's true meccas for this industry, featuring the original PT's on the IL side of the river. - Anheuser Busch Brewery - Free tours (may need to set up in advance) and samples. - Grant's Farm - See the Busch Mansion, the former St. Louis home of Ulysses S. Grant and the Busch family's exotic animal collection. Kind of like Hearst Castle meets the zoo with a beer garden and the Clydesdales. (also may need to set up in advance). - Ted Drewe's Frozen Custard - Legendary local walk-up stands. Missouri - - Branson - Where your grandparents' favorite artists went to die... One of the cheesiest locales on earth, with upwards of 50 theatres inhabited by has-beens and never-weres like the Osmond Brothers, Yakov Smirnoff and Andy Williams and Glen Campbell. Also has an Ozark hillbilly theme park called Silver Dollar City. Located about an hour south of I-44 in SW Mo. - Any purported Jesse James hideout - Most of them are just utter crap, but make great roadside campy fun... You'll see their ads painted on every old decrepit barn. | 
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 Ivanka was a little too finishing school for me, but did come off as much more decent and thoughtful that I would expect, given her DNA. | 
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