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leagleaze 09-22-2003 06:45 PM

The Day's Awards
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
Thank you for the nomination. I ask the judges to please take notice.
I would like to suggest a new award. This award will be called the You Irritate Me award. I am the soul arbiter of who this is, because it is I who will be irritated. However, I will accept nominations.

On each and every day, I will choose the person who irritated me most, then I will make it my personal mission to find someone who lives near you and have that person walk into your office and whack you on the back of the head.

You may nominate me, but there is no one else in the area who can whack me on the back of the head, so I will have to do it myself.

Greedy,Greedy,Greedy 09-22-2003 06:46 PM

The Day's Awards
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Shape Shifter
Long meaningless posts are very 1999. 1999 is in.

"Meaningless":

Meaningless?
You mean it's all been meaningless?
Every whisper and caress?
Yes yes yes it was totally meaningless
Meaningless
like when two fireflies fluoresce
Just like everything i guess
it was utterly meaningless


http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node=Meaningless
V: What are you insinuating? That we've come to the wrong place?
E: She should be here.
V: She didn't say for sure she'd come.
E: And if she doesn't come?
V: We'll come back tomorrow.
E: And then the day after tomorrow.
V: Possibly.
E: And so on.
V: The point is—
E: Until she comes.
V: You're merciless.

notcasesensitive 09-22-2003 06:50 PM

Metrosexuality RIP
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Shape Shifter
http://espn.go.com/page2/s/pressman/030526.html

I am intrigued by this "Stacey Pressman." I was unaware of her before today.
Interesting. I don't find that men are freaked out by my football knowledge (of course it isn't my job). Every guy I've ever dated has thought it was cool. A plus mark in the "keep dating her" column. So how 'bout it, fb men? Is sports knowledge a turn off?

cheval de frise 09-22-2003 06:58 PM

Metrosexuality RIP
 
Quote:

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
So how 'bout it, fb men? Is sports knowledge a turn off?
Good god, no. I sure wouldn't mind watching a game on a crisp fall night next to Suzy Kolber.

str8outavannuys 09-22-2003 06:59 PM

Didja Miss Me?
 
Quote:

Originally posted by LessinSF
I'm back after over 2 weeks of vacation and will not be catching up by reading over 3000 missed posts? Anything important?

As for my vacation, I would put Estonian and Finnish women in between Swedes and Moldavans of the LessinSF Easy Slut-o-Rama scale.
Finn's Rule

Shape Shifter 09-22-2003 07:05 PM

Metrosexuality RIP
 
Quote:

Originally posted by cheval de frise
Good god, no. I sure wouldn't mind watching a game on a crisp fall night next to Suzy Kolber.
Just don't try joining us under the stadium blanket.

cheval de frise 09-22-2003 07:08 PM

Word to your Father!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Heaven forfend!

In what has to be the dictionary definition of ironic, "interpretation" first appeared in Wycliffe's 1382 translation of Daniel 5:14. "Ivory tower" first appeared in Wycliffe's Song of Solomon 7:4, and "born again" was introduced at John 3:3. "Female" (Genesis 1:27), "puberty" (Malachi 2:14) and "sex" (Genesis 6:19) each found their first occasion in print in Wycliffe. One wonders what words were previously used in their stead.

Coverdale's 1535 translation saw the first use of "left wing [lefte wynge]" (1 Maccabees 9:16) to describe political factions. Of course, Maccabees is deuterocanonical, so YMMV. NTTAWWT. FWIW.
For those interested (as I am) in this subject, here's the link where all of this information (and even more fascinating stuff) came from:
http://www.christianitytoday.com/his...003/jan24.html

CDF (cite/link timmy)

Chunky Monkey 09-22-2003 07:23 PM

I need an avatar
 
Quote:

Originally posted by leagleaze
The glove has been tossed, the challenge has been laid. An Avatar for the wingnut* amongst us.
Speaking of avatars, is that pussy of yours wielding an automatic weapon? Smokin!

Atticus Grinch 09-22-2003 07:23 PM

Word to your Father!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by cheval de frise
For those interested (as I am) in this subject, here's the link where all of this information (and even more fascinating stuff) came from:
http://www.christianitytoday.com/his...003/jan24.html

CDF (cite/link timmy)
False. Some of it came from Amazon reader reviews for In the Beginning: The Story of the King James Bible and How It Changed a Nation, a Language,and a Culture by Alister E. McGrath and Coined By God: Words and Phrases That First Appear in English Translations of the Bible by Stanley Malless and Jeffrey McQuain. It was only by running searches for "1 Maccabees 9:16" that I found the Christianity Today article, because all my favorite Bible sites are Protestant and don't have the deuterocanonical books, the fuckers.

A(plagiarism Timmy)G

Chunky Monkey 09-22-2003 07:26 PM

For the PJ in all of you
 
Peter King's SI.com column:

'From Saturday's New York Post, in its New York Fashion Week gossip column:

"A French fashion editor shocked onlookers yesterday when she strolled into the Fashion Television Suite at the Bryant Park Hotel, sat down, opened her Hermes Birkin bag, and lost her lunch into the purse. The editor, who shall remain nameless, then closed the bag and walked out. But it wasn't the vomiting so much as the woman's choice of receptacle that raised eyebrows: There is a notoriously long waiting list to buy one of the Birkins, which sell for upward of $8,000 each.

"'Can you imagine?' said one stunned showgoer.

"'Use the floor!' added another.

"'Or your shoe,' said a third, 'because she is never gonna get a replacement for that bag.'" '

glinda the good witch 09-22-2003 07:39 PM

I need an avatar
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Fugee
You are the queen of avatar finding. If you happen to come across any that would be good for me, let me know. BTW, the Church Lady is way too easy -- can't be so obvious.
How about this:

http://home.cfl.rr.com/mmeara/whokill.jpg

Glinda the Good Witch

Atticus Grinch 09-22-2003 07:47 PM

Word to your Father!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
I heard some fascinating radio interviews of one of the authors.
BTW, I found a RealAudio link to the radio program mentioned above. It's with Alistair McGrath, the author of In the Beginning. It's available on the Wisconsin Public Radio website. He does a pretty good job of explaining the doctrinal reforms that followed direct Greek to English translation. The most famous example is the fact that metanoia in the Greek became paenitentia ("penance") in the Vulgate, but became "repentance" in Tyndale and the KJV. Huge doctrinal shift against priestly authority.

A personal note: The McGrath interview preceded by by an interview with Elaine Pagels, upon whom I have an enormous crush. I dream frequently about talking with her into the wee hours about early noncanonical Gnostic gospels over a bottle of red wine. Then we do the sex --- around the world. Usually on a macrame pillow.

http://www.cameron.edu/festival5/images/pagels.jpg

Turns out she did her early work at Barnard, which means that I take back what I said about Barnard girls and roadhead. Hopefully.

Greedy,Greedy,Greedy 09-22-2003 07:50 PM

Word to your Father!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
A personal note: The McGrath interview preceded by by an interview with Elaine Pagels, upon whom I have an enormous crush. I dream frequently about talking with her into the wee hours about early noncanonical Gnostic gospels over a bottle of red wine. Then we do the sex --- around the world. Usually on a macrame pillow.

http://www.cameron.edu/festival5/images/pagels.jpg

Turns out she did her early work at Barnard, which means that I take back what I said about Barnard girls and roadhead. Hopefully.
Would you feel differently if she knows a lot about sports?

Chunky Monkey 09-22-2003 07:55 PM

Word to your Uncle Timmy!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
Would you feel differently if she knows a lot about sports?
Hurling is a sport, right?

cheval de frise 09-22-2003 07:57 PM

Word to your Father!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
It was only by running searches for "1 Maccabees 9:16" that I found the Christianity Today article...A(plagiarism Timmy)G
I'm not saying you didn't have independent knowledge. Nor am I saying that such knowledge didn't inform your Google search. After all, you can't do a really effective search unless you know something about the subject matter you're Googling.

I'm just saying that the Christianity Today article that you acknowledge finding includes not only all of the items cited in your post (in the same order), but also a number of other interesting tidbits. Why make your FB friends work to turf up this stuff? Sources of erudition should be shared, not hoarded. :)

(In case you're interested, I found the site by typing in the first half of the last sentence in your post (having to do with the "left wynge" business), which included the "Maccabees 9:16: reference you used in your search. It was the only website that came up. As for the other sites you cited, show me any information set and I can show you several sites that collectively contain the entire disclosure.)

I hestitate to mention this, but....if you have a bunch of "favorite bible sites" bookmarked, you might want to get out a little more. NTTAWWT.

I'm sure you and Fugee are both going to give me hell now...so to speak. Oh well.

CDF (double plagiarism timmy)

Greedy,Greedy,Greedy 09-22-2003 08:07 PM

Word to your Father!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
False. Some of it came from Amazon reader reviews for In the Beginning: The Story of the King James Bible and How It Changed a Nation, a Language,and a Culture by Alister E. McGrath and Coined By God: Words and Phrases That First Appear in English Translations of the Bible by Stanley Malless and Jeffrey McQuain. It was only by running searches for "1 Maccabees 9:16" that I found the Christianity Today article, because all my favorite Bible sites are Protestant and don't have the deuterocanonical books, the fuckers.

A(plagiarism Timmy)G
Another interesting linguistic tidbit: apparently the word baguette is a corruption of the French word for the Biblical "begat", and was so named because of its shape.

Lexus Talionis 09-22-2003 08:44 PM

Ding dong, recession's gone
 
Ahem.

I have it on good authority that Gibson Dunn DC is looking for junior to midlevel lateral associates to work on litigation matters. I don't work there, so don't ask me for details. Just look up the name of a likely associate in that office, tell them that he/she located you, and they'll get $10,000 or so, assuming that you pan out, of course. Maybe they'll even give you some if you're nice.

Now back to your regularly scheduled programming.

cheval de frise 09-22-2003 08:58 PM

Word to your Father!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
Another interesting linguistic tidbit: apparently the word baguette is a corruption of the French word for the Biblical "begat", and was so named because of its shape.
Hmmmm. I thought it came from New Orleans Saints fans putting bags on their heads and hooking up in the stands, while their team took it in the ass on the field. The association with "French Quarter loaves" came later, after enterprising stadium vendors began selling trusty (and crusty) stand-ins for alcohol-induced impotence.

You heard it here first.

CDF

str8outavannuys 09-22-2003 09:02 PM

Kelly Fever!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by spookyfish
http://www.anthonycistaro.com/acphotos/roles/cheers.jpg
Kelly kelly kelly kelly kelly kelly kelly kelly K-E-L-L-Y. Why? Because you're Kelly kelly kelly kelly kelly . . .

str(by the way, the "kelly kelly kelly kelly" episode was recently voted the best Cheers episode ever, from some website or other)8

Fugee 09-22-2003 09:09 PM

Bad Penske
 
Quote:

Originally posted by glinda the good witch
How about this [image of Wicked Witch of the West]
Glinda the Good Witch
Beat it sock, or I'll drop a house on you.
http://thewizardofoz.warnerbros.com/img/photo/1_ph.gif


BTW, is anyone but me amused that a cite to Christianity Today did not come from me???

P.S. Leagl, could you re-size this? It isn't in my html skills.

str8outavannuys 09-22-2003 09:10 PM

The Day's Awards
 
Quote:

Originally posted by leagleaze
I would like to suggest a new award. This award will be called the You Irritate Me award. I am the soul arbiter of who this is, because it is I who will be irritated. However, I will accept nominations.

On each and every day, I will choose the person who irritated me most, then I will make it my personal mission to find someone who lives near you and have that person walk into your office and whack you on the back of the head.

You may nominate me, but there is no one else in the area who can whack me on the back of the head, so I will have to do it myself.
With an avatar like that, how could you possibly irritate anyone? Besides, you are all that's good and right with the world. I have a nonsexual crush on you, and nonsexual only because the other kind would belp* you out.

str(*belp is the new squick)8

Jack Manfred 09-22-2003 09:12 PM

Jack Johnson
 
Quote:

notcasesensitive lusting after Jack Johnson
Jack Johnson is married to a tall, thin, tan blonde.
He is quite shy in person.
I didn't inquire about either's hellcat status.

ias_39 09-22-2003 09:13 PM

fashion quiz & vintage v contemp sharkskin
 
Here's a fashion quiz for Atticus & BRC to destroy:

Beginner Quiz
Intermediate Quiz
Advanced Quiz

Re sharkskin, BRC jokingly dismissed it as good kindling, or in bulk, a substitute for a fire log. BRC's right that vintage sharkskin stands out, and not in a good way, for a day-wear business suit. Vintage 1 Vintage 2 However, at least some contemporary sharkskin looks fine.[p]https://ssl26.alentus.com/suitsource.../2button04.jpg

ias_39 09-22-2003 09:20 PM

Sinatra: P Diddy as; Gay Talese on
 
Speaking of rat pack style sharkskin, this month's esquire has a cool pic of P Diddy as Sinatra. The issue also has a reprint of the very, very cool essay by Gay Talese titled "Sinatra has a cold" or some such thing, with Talese's notes reprinted in colorful longhand. link to essay

leagleaze 09-22-2003 09:25 PM

The Day's Awards
 
Quote:

Originally posted by str8outavannuys
With an avatar like that, how could you possibly irritate anyone? Besides, you are all that's good and right with the world. I have a nonsexual crush on you, and nonsexual only because the other kind would belp* you out.

str(*belp is the new squick)8

Ok, what do you want?*


Here Fugee:

http://www.digikitten.com/playhousev...leaze/1_ph.gif


*Men having crushes on me neither belps nor squicks me out, even if they are real, as opposed to sucking up crushes.



Edited to say I have been advised that the gun in question is actually a rifle. Most likely a 30.06 deer rifle. And not an automatic.

notcasesensitive 09-22-2003 09:41 PM

Jack Johnson
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Jack Manfred
Jack Johnson is married to a tall, thin, tan blonde.
He is quite shy in person.
I didn't inquire about either's hellcat status.
Well I'll continue to believe that he is a hellcat in bed until someone offers proof to the contrary. Heck, she probably is one too.

dc_chef 09-22-2003 10:17 PM

FYI.
 
QE's Jai's suggested dance move with your partner (you know, the surprise pull-in) went over very well with the Mrs.

ltl/fb 09-22-2003 10:38 PM

this isn't debate camp
 
Quote:

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Okay, you got me whitey . . . you're so successful at holding us down!

TM
For some reason this is turning me on.

ltl/fb 09-22-2003 11:15 PM

I need an avatar
 
Quote:

Originally posted by glinda the good witch
How about this:

http://home.cfl.rr.com/mmeara/whokill.jpg

Glinda the Good Witch
Look, Glinda, you stupid bitch cow, Fugee is no wicked witch, dammit.

And that water thing won't work on me anymore -- I got Goretexed.

Diane_Keaton 09-22-2003 11:25 PM

I'm Back!
 
I'm off the market but luckily my galpals are sharing their Internet suitors. This is not a pretty sight. Should not some men always... I mean ALWAYS...wear a shirt, even when showering?

http://www.digikitten.com/playhousev...aton/marco.jpg http://www.digikitten.com/playhousev...n/13395368.jpg http://www.digikitten.com/playhousev...n/12219732.jpg

:hide:

ias_39 09-22-2003 11:49 PM

I'm Back!
 
Originally posted by Diane_Keaton

Quote:

my galpals are sharing their Internet suitors. This is not a pretty sight.
Given your "friends" options, "they" might try moving to a place where the gender ratio is heavily stacked in their favor. I'm told in Alaska women so outnumber men that they can suject men to endless shite.

evenodds 09-22-2003 11:50 PM

Strange Poll
 
What's the strangest thing you've ever seen?

To answer my own poll:

After a particularly emotional Church service, I was sitting at a stop light on the one Sunday morning and I saw a Honda Accord turn through the intersection, driven by a clown in full make-up, nose, hat, and garb.

It felt like being in a Fellini movie.

leagleaze 09-23-2003 12:02 AM

Strange Poll
 
Quote:

Originally posted by evenodds
What's the strangest thing you've ever seen?
I have seen a lot of strange things, especially over the past month. And given some things going on here in the burg, my answer to this question next week might well be different. But despite the numerous drag shows I have attended of late, the strangest thing I have ever seen remains this:

One day, around lunchtime, I was in Harrisburg walking down the main street to a lunch meeting. My attention was drawn to a man who was dressed like Jesus Christ, complete with a crown of thorns, dragging a very big cross down the road. The thing was huge.

The combination of the timing and the surprise, with the absurdity of the sight really stuck with me even though this was probably a year or so ago now.

I can still see the image in my head.

Extraordinary.

spookyfish 09-23-2003 12:26 AM

The Day's Awards
 
Quote:

Originally posted by leagleaze
1. Ok, what do you want?*

Edited to say I have been advised that the gun in question is actually a rifle. Most likely a 30.06 deer rifle. And not an automatic.
* A location in your profile.

Might I suggest, given your new avatar, the Texas Book Depository.

sf

I know, I know. It's in bad taste, therefore perfect for this board.

Diane_Keaton 09-23-2003 12:43 AM

I'm Back!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by ias_39

Given your "friends" options, "they" might try moving to a place where the gender ratio is heavily stacked in their favor. I'm told in Alaska women so outnumber men that they can suject men to endless shite.
Yeah, and they're hot looking up there too. .http://www.alaskamen.net/index2.asp *sigh* Too bad I'm hooked on a New Yorker who isn't half as rugged as those manly men in the wilderness

pretermitted_child 09-23-2003 04:29 AM

Cat (pack)in(g) heat
 
Quote:

Originally posted by leagleaze
. . . I have been advised that the gun in question is actually a rifle. Most likely a 30.06 deer rifle. And not an automatic.
And it ain't a bushmaster that the pussy is holding, either.

Rather than just any old deer rifle, I think it's a special purpose sniper rifle.

Pretermitted(I concur with sf's suggestion re: Texas Book Depository)Child

paigowprincess 09-23-2003 08:46 AM

We're all next on Paigow's ignore list
 
Quote:

Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
Jesus Paigs, this is a new low. The appropriate reply to Less' post is "uncle."

If its OK to post windbag nonsense on the FB, then why the flaming about others being "blustery"?

I ain't flaming here, I'm just really confused. I'm beginning to think fucking you would be like being in an orgy.

S(A little consistency is necessary... not much, just a little)D
Didnt complain about your being blustery, Mr.Fake Tits are Sleazy/Fake Tits are Cool. I merely said you were. Your reading comprehension skills kinda suck for a litigator, which must be why you live in Pennsatucky which you hate so much.

SEC_Chick 09-23-2003 08:50 AM

Metrosexuality quiz
 
Sorry if this has already been posted, but now there's a metrosexuality quiz, which was posted on the msn homepage.

http://sports.espn.go.com/chat/sport...z?event_id=418

I am pretty sure that metrosexuality is just nearing the heights of coolness in Nebraska and parts of South Dakota. Maybe this was to help them out.

paigowprincess 09-23-2003 08:51 AM

The Day's Awards
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
Well, kids, thanks for tuning in. We've counted up all the votes from the judges, and the winners are in. For a special treat, not only are we giving the first PAIGSoTD award for longest meaningless post, but we're also kicking in the Geraldo award for making it all about me, another derivative little joke which, like all worthwhile humor, ultimately originates from Paigow.

For third place, for her posts on the Bilmore award, the judges name: PaigowPrincess!

Coming in second and often, for her posts on reality TV, PaigowPrincess!

And, coming in first, beating herself yet again, and again, for her lively repartee with Les, Paigow Princess!

And, indeed, for the Geraldo award, do any of you have any doubt?

Remember, it's all about the Paigs! (She's so vain I'll bet she thinks this post is about her...)

Now, everyone, let's look to make this competitive. Remember, long, meaningless posts. You can do it!
a) its paigowprincess. no caps, no space.
b) the geraldo award is from Jon Stewart, not me. I give credit where its due and would not attempt to use someone else's humor to be funny. I have my own ideas.
c) You are welcome to flame me, but please be clever and funny about it. Like Less with his comment about fourteen mes or something. this is just open mic night at a bar in dayton, ohio quality. embarrassing really.

but thanks for playing!

Hank Chinaski 09-23-2003 09:06 AM

Word to your Father!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by cheval de frise referring to an Atticus post:
I'm just saying that the Christianity Today article that you acknowledge finding includes not only all of the items cited in your post (in the same order), but also a number of other interesting tidbits. Why make your FB friends work to turf up this stuff? Sources of erudition should be shared, not hoarded. :)
Deep in all hearts, everyone sort of knows he couldn't really know all the stuff he includes in his post. But he does a good job of weaving the info to make it seem like actual knowledge. The personna works, and is certainly a positive to the board. all knowledge has an emanating source after all.

I for one would rather not have the curtain drawn open, as it were on Atticus's posts.

Just have some patience. In a few more months you can have the same joy hanging outside department stores telling kids there is no Santa Claus.


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