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Gattigap 09-24-2003 01:19 PM

women's hockey jerseys
 
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Originally posted by ltl/fb
I'm wondering what tipped you off that NB is in Wisconsin, the only non-southern state with a significant number of Piggly Wigglys. (http://www.pigglywiggly.com/cgi-bin/...locations.html). Was it all the cheese posts? His love for the Packers?
You give me more credit than I'm due.

(1) Down here, we're raised to believe that as it is here, so it is elsewhere. You mean to tell me that the majesty of Piggly Wigglies has not yet been spread across the entire American landscape? Such a loss for the unwashed masses.

(2) Down here, familial networks extend far. Though this Fenwick guy does sound familiar to us, NotBob's tales (while amusing) trigger no spark of recognition. And if he isn't known to the Extended Gap Clan (including for current purposes that Taylor branch which was excommunicated for that unfortunate episode regarding the livestock back in the 20's), then he can't be from around here.

NotFromHere 09-24-2003 01:24 PM

La Pope
 
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Originally posted by notcasesensitive


Also I can't believe that guy is only 83. Doesn't he seem about 100? Think it has anything to do with the shooting (well, other than the fact that they had to take a yard of his intestine out, I mean)? Is it possible for a Pope to retire or is that never done?

So many questions...
No being Pope is for life. You can't quit, you can't get fired. There is a "special" vote that the Cardinals can call for - but I can't remember if any Pope has ever been voted out for health reasons. Wouldn't it be cool thought of JP just said - fuck it Im out of here.

Hank Chinaski 09-24-2003 01:24 PM

fucking telemarketers
 
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Originally posted by robustpuppy
I get very few telemarketing calls now bc I'm on every do not call list imaginable and always ask to be added to it -- BUT, I continue to get two of the most irritating calls of all time: (1) the aggressive solicitations from police and fire depts. where the callers (a) ask you to donate "again" when you never have, and (b) imply that taking a pass this year might lead to your being left helpless in an emergency. These attempts at intimidation infuriate me in a way that ordinary (you could even say admirable) persistence of some poor sap with a telemarketing job never could.
Had the job of selling these things via telphone back in the day. We had a script that read:

"Hi, this is Hank C. I'm calling for the POLICE OFFICERS association of ______. How are you today, Mr. _______"

Most people yelled or hung up. The trick was to get the immigrants, who were by far the most likely to donate.

"I'm calling for the POLICE OFFICERS association of ______. How are you today, Mr. Imaxazytri?"

"Depends. Why are you calling?"

This start usually led to a sale.

bilmore 09-24-2003 01:25 PM

La Pope
 
Quote:

Originally posted by NotFromHere
No being Pope is for life. You can't quit, you can't get fired. There is a "special" vote that the Cardinals can call for - but I can't remember if any Pope has ever been voted out for health reasons. Wouldn't it be cool thought of JP just said - fuck it Im out of here.
Or announced "this is all a crock - thanks for the donations, suckers!" and left for Barbados.

lookingformarket 09-24-2003 01:27 PM

The Whiff
 
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Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Even you're not stupid enough to believe that that was a serious post.

TM
Am too. Actually, I was tired and it got past me.

Puft Daddy 09-24-2003 01:30 PM

Kathleen Turner is Way Too Old
 
All this examination of Kathleen Turner's former (and not present) hotness has lead me to a question: At what age is the "tipping point" when you generally find younger people of your preferred gender more attractive than older ones?

I'll go with about 30 (as a male preferring females), but that's just a working theory.

Puft Daddy 09-24-2003 01:35 PM

fucking telemarketers
 
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Originally posted by robustpuppy
I get very few telemarketing calls
Lately I seem to get a call every evening about five minutes before 9:00 (i.e. right before the FDCPA, for example, says don't call, assholes, if I remember correctly). Needless to say, this doesn't improve their odds of chiselling money out of me versus calling at any other time.

If I'm a Congressperson and want to get reelected forever, I get a bill ratifying the no-call list in the hopper ASAP.

P (for the nineteenth time, no, I don't want AT&T local fucking service) D

edited to say not that the FDCPA applies to most calls, of course, but it does at least set some limits on annoying telephone contact.

Sparklehorse 09-24-2003 01:35 PM

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Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Re: Darryl Hannah: I've never been able to feel the same about her since I found out she's missing a fingertip and wears a prosthetic finger. I think this makes me a bad person. YMMV.
Do you feel better or worse that she is also alleged to be a borderline autistic?

Greedy,Greedy,Greedy 09-24-2003 01:38 PM

fucking telemarketers
 
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Originally posted by Puft Daddy
Lately I seem to get a call every evening about five minutes before 9:00 (i.e. right before the FDCPA says don't call, assholes, if I remember correctly). Needless to say, this doesn't improve their odds of chiselling money out of me versus calling at any other time.

If I'm a Congressperson and want to get reelected forever, I get a bill ratifying the no-call list in the hopper ASAP.

P (for the nineteenth time, no, I don't want AT&T local fucking service) D
If you're a safe congressman looking to build up a huge warchest to keep you safe (and maybe pave the way for that Senate run), you keep that bill in the hopper and away from the floor.

NotFromHere 09-24-2003 01:39 PM

La Pope
 
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Originally posted by bilmore
Or announced "this is all a crock - thanks for the donations, suckers!" and left for Barbados.
That would be beautiful. And on his way out the door, "by the way - to Pat Robertson, God says no matter how hard you pray, that hurricane is coming to get you - someday - it's a matter of time."

purse junkie 09-24-2003 01:39 PM

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Originally posted by Sparklehorse
Do you feel better or worse that she is also alleged to be a borderline autistic?
Let's not let her list of ailments distract us from her main problem: she is one of the worst dressers in history, and no matter how hot one may think she is, eventually, one would have to appear in public with her.

Would post a photo, but can't. Which is just as well, for all your sakes.

ABBAKiss 09-24-2003 01:40 PM

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Originally posted by Sparklehorse
Darryl Hannah is annoying
Jackson Browne gave her a black eye and broke her finger when she was 2 years old? And she still dated him later?

Not Bob 09-24-2003 01:43 PM

fucking telemarketers
 
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Originally posted by robustpuppy
And to return to a topic of another day, I now realize that my action figure would be the personal finance educator and scam artist terminator. I don't know what such an outfit would look like -- impeccably tailored but conservative wool suit (navy pinstripe or charcoal gray?), spike heels for kicking the scam artists (and payday lenders, credit insurance hawkers, mortgage companies that charge you $375 to process biweekly payments for you, anybody who asks you for your social security number when it's not necessary, the list goes on and on) Armani glasses, perfectly coiffed hair, Quicken software, and an amortization table, maybe?
No, she should not have perfectly coiffed hair. Instead a wisp of it always falls forward across her glasses, requiring the action figure to distractedly (and endearingly) push it back while explaining yet again why paying $75,364.69 to "rent" a TV on a weekly basis is a bad idea.

Hmm. Reminds me of someone....

Bad_Rich_Chic 09-24-2003 01:47 PM

fucking telemarketers
 
Quote:

Originally posted by robustpuppy
I continue to get two of the most irritating calls of all time: (1) the aggressive solicitations from police and fire depts. where the callers (a) ask you to donate "again" when you never have, and (b) imply that taking a pass this year might lead to your being left helpless in an emergency.
These calls are usually scams. Many states and municipalities ban them altogether. I've been told (by a NYC police charity) that no legitimate NYC police charity solicits by telephone. Which makes sense, given the NYC police departments historical devotion to really amazing graft.

If the alleged police charity doesn't actively encourage you to call your local cophouse to check them out and give you names (of the org, telemarketing co. if any, and the full name of the individual calling), a local street address and a local call-back number to donate, just hang up.

dtb 09-24-2003 01:47 PM

QE
 
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Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Because it was, and turned out to be, the funniest fucking 20 minutes that has been on TV in a very long time. I couldn't turn away. It was a worse train wreck than any episode of "The Office," and that shit was fictional.
Which one was it? I never see them when they first air -- I catch up on the weekends, so I've got to make sure I don't miss it. My most recent favorite moment (this was not a recent episode, but it was the most recent one I saw) was watching Jai's face when he found the schlub's kid's "He-Man, Masters of the Universe" sword in a closet. The expression on his face when it lights up and says "I HAVE THE POWER!!!!" was priceless.


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Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Side observation: Apparently, Kyan's habit of calling every widely-available consumer product "amazing" is contagious.
Two thoughts:

1. Which one is Kyan? (and how do you pronounce it? like the pepper?) Is he the "grooming" guy?

2. Re: widely-available. Now I know you're just trying to irk me. Well, it's working, mister.

Tyrone Slothrop 09-24-2003 01:47 PM

fucking telemarketers
 
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Originally posted by Bad_Rich_Chic
I stick to my oldies but goodies:
I like to say, I'm very interested in that -- wait just a minute while I find my wallet. Then I set down the phone.

paigowprincess 09-24-2003 01:49 PM

QE
 
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Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
I thought it was a little odd that last night's episode transitioned to the "reveal" or whatever you want to call it with fully 20 minutes to go --- usually it's only 10 or so minutes that the boys watch their little golem on Fab Pad's plasma TV.

After the first five minutes of the reveal, I realized why.

Because it was, and turned out to be, the funniest fucking 20 minutes that has been on TV in a very long time. I couldn't turn away. It was a worse train wreck than any episode of "The Office," and that shit was fictional.

Side observation: Apparently, Kyan's habit of calling every widely-available consumer product "amazing" is contagious.
1) what is "golem"?

2) I had given up on this show but was checking out the Restaurant which I missed on NBC due to someone'es misguided rec. I left bravo on and QE was on. What was so exceptionally funny about the reveal? I did enjoy a couple of lines like "that mother is going to take her shirt off" and "a mint julep is an Irish mojito", and the silence was kinda funny, but otherwise? please rehash for me. I was doind laundry so maybe I missed it?

Also, how is Jai pronounced? "hi"?

EDITED to clarify that I missed the restauant bc I thought it would suck and then someone recommended I see it so I tuned in. First instinct correct. It sucks. Em's rec was misguided.

and now I am turning into RP

paigowprincess 09-24-2003 01:50 PM

fucking telemarketers
 
How to avoid telemarketers in three words or less. Lose your groundline.

I get no unwanted calls now that I am pure cellphone. Its great.

dtb 09-24-2003 01:51 PM

La Pope
 
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Originally posted by NotFromHere
No being Pope is for life.
I believe you are missing a comma in the above sentence. It changes the meaning significantly, because for a select few, "no being Pope" is NOT for life....


(I'm sorry, I just can't help myself. I'm the worst sort of Timmy -- shouldn't there be some kind of support group for this?)

dtb 09-24-2003 01:55 PM

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Originally posted by Sparklehorse
Do you feel better or worse that she is also alleged to be a borderline autistic?
Excerpts from the link:

DOB: (December 3, 1960- )

Jackson Browne gave her a black eye and broke her finger in 1962



Damn! That Jackson Browne is one sick fuck. It's bad enough to abuse her (or anyone, for that matter) when she's all growed up -- but to seek out a two-year-old and break her finger. That's just uncool, man.

Edited to say: Shit. Abba beat me to it -- and was much more clever too. You bitch!

Atticus Grinch 09-24-2003 01:59 PM

QE
 
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Originally posted by dtb
Which one was it?
Alan C., the cheap-ass Trump wannabe.

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1. Which one is Kyan? (and how do you pronounce it? like the pepper?) Is he the "grooming" guy?
Grooming guy. Rhymes with Ryan. Apparently, St. Kyan was the patron saint of black jeans and vertically striped collared shirts.

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2. Re: widely-available. Now I know you're just trying to irk me. Well, it's working, mister.
I like pulling pigtails over the Internet. It's my hamly-fisted way of flirting.

Dualit 09-24-2003 02:00 PM

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Originally posted by fufu
Carrot Top creeps me out.
I love that Joan Rivers refers to him as "Carrot Bottom." I understand third-hand that he plays for my team.

In gym class, he would have been picked last.

Dua(Joan and her daughter are creepy, too)lit

Sparklehorse 09-24-2003 02:01 PM

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Quote:

Originally posted by dtb
Excerpts from the link:

DOB: (December 3, 1960- )

Jackson Browne gave her a black eye and broke her finger in 1962



Damn! That Jackson Browne is one sick fuck. It's bad enough to abuse her (or anyone, for that matter) when she's all growed up -- but to seek out a two-year-old and break her finger. That's just uncool, man.

Edited to say: Shit. Abba beat me to it -- and was much more clever too. You bitch!
I knew y'all'd enjoy that little nugget. It's also why I said the autism is "alleged."

ThurgreedMarshall 09-24-2003 02:01 PM

fucking telemarketers
 
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Originally posted by robustpuppy
anybody who asks you for your social security number when it's not necessary
I'm with you, sister.

I'm a mom and pop store kind of guy. I generally try to avoid the really big stores when I can, even if I have to pay a little more. When Blockbuster's business plan involves locating already successful video rental shops and opening literally adjacent to them, it pisses me off.

But the last time I moved, I went down to the local video rental place and asked for forms to sign up. I filled out the form, gave two credit card numbers, but skipped the social security information.

When I gave it to him and he asked me to fill it in, I asked him why he needed it.

He said, "It's just precautionary."

I said, "You have two of my credit cards in case I decide to run off with a dvd or video that's been viewed by 67 people already and cost you, at most, $10 - $30. Why do you need my social security number?"

He said, "It's store policy." [Boy do I love that one. Who came up with this, by the way? And why do people hear that and then walk away, accepting it happily?]

I said, "Are you the manager or do you own this store?"

He said, "I own it."

I said, "So it's your policy."

He said, "Yeah, I guess so."

I said, "Can you explain the reasons behind setting up such a policy?"

He said, "It's precautionary in nature."

I said, "Well, that clears it up. Don't you realize that people lose their identities to crooks everyday because some jackass clerk at the video store is careless with applications like these and leaves them laying around for anyone to pick up?"

He said, "I assure you, we are very careful with the applications."

I said, pointing to one of the applications that had been sitting next to the register since I came in, "You mean like this one?"

He said, "Well, yeah. And I'm sorry if it upsets you, but it's store policy. Everyone who rents here has to fill it out."

I said, "Give me back my application," ripped it up and finished with, "I can't wait until Blockbuster knocks you off this block. But in the meantime, I'll rent from the other video store two blocks away from here, dumbass."

Thurgreed(and it wasn't an elaine, putamayo situation -- different owner, I checked)Marshall

bilmore 09-24-2003 02:04 PM

fucking telemarketers
 
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Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
He said, "It's just precautionary."
I just make one up. It's faster.

Atticus Grinch 09-24-2003 02:05 PM

QE
 
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Originally posted by paigowprincess
1) what is "golem"?
I insult both of us by doing this, but the golem was a mythical clay automaton of European Jewish folklore --- a "made man," if you will. Inspired millions of nightmares and the Frankenstein novel.

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What was so exceptionally funny about the reveal? I did enjoy a couple of lines like "that mother is going to take her shirt off" and "a mint julep is an Irish mojito", and the silence was kinda funny, but otherwise? please rehash for me. I was doind laundry so maybe I missed it?
I don't want to spoil, but the things he was muttering to himself as he swept the floor? The creative inclusion of gin in a certain Irish mojito? His multiple uses of the kitchen towel while making the canapes? The way he lept up to offer more drinks to everybody, when he'd already given his girlfriend's dad a Big Gulp of bourbon? Jesus, he was a fucking mess.

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Also, how is Jai pronounced? "hi"?
Rhymes with "homosexual," i.e., it's the Broadway spelling of "Jay."

purse junkie 09-24-2003 02:05 PM

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Originally posted by Dualit
I love that Joan Rivers refers to him as "Carrot Bottom." I understand third-hand that he plays for my team.

In gym class, he would have been picked last.

Dua(Joan and her daughter are creepy, too)lit
It's the too-obvious eyelid job and the Spock-like diagonally plucked eyebrows (on Carrot-top) that frighten me.

Bad_Rich_Chic 09-24-2003 02:06 PM

QE
 
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Originally posted by dtb
Which one was it?
The new one this week. The guy was getting prepped to host the meeting of his and his girlfriend's parents. The uncomfortable silences were just priceless.


spoiler



This ep sort of broke my heart. The SG fought, and fought hard, in defense of his cheapness. (The "aqua man/swamp man" comment was brilliant, too. Most SGs haven't had the balls to argue with the Fab 5.) But he was so, so delighted with his new nice things - like the antique Italian glasses and martini set. And then, disaster - the go smashing to the floor, kaboom! His distress was just horrible to watch - he kept saying "No, no, that was the coolest thing ever" and even worse, while sweeping up, saying "this is why you don't buy nice things, this is why you don't buy nice things." Being a firm believer that one should (i) have nice things, (ii) use them regularly and enjoy them, and (iii) therefore never have things SO nice that, if they die, you become so distraught that you begin repeating over and over "this is why I don't have nice things" like an autistic with OCD, I was really wrenched by that performance. Again, I may be a materialistic monster, but I, too, have gotten so attached to occasional things that, when they die, I feel real pain.

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Jai's face when he found the schlub's kid's "He-Man, Masters of the Universe" sword in a closet. The expression on his face when it lights up and says "I HAVE THE POWER!!!!" was priceless.
I know. I want one.

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Which one is Kyan? (and how do you pronounce it? like the pepper?) Is he the "grooming" guy?
he is the grooming guy. It appears to be pronounced "KHAI-in"

Mmmm, Burger (C.J.) 09-24-2003 02:06 PM

fucking telemarketers
 
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Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
[excellent tell-off]
or just make up a number and rent from that store.

Did you just call me Coltrane? 09-24-2003 02:08 PM

fucking telemarketers
 
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Originally posted by paigowprincess
How to avoid telemarketers in three words or less. Lose your groundline.

I get no unwanted calls now that I am pure cellphone. Its great.
Yup, did this in 2000.

And here's a link to the Sport's Guy's mailbag: http://espn.go.com/page2/s/simmons/030924.html

My Favorites:

On Gordon Jump:

"And where was the tribute to the late Gordon Jump on yesterday's page? Here's a guy who guest-starred in the creepiest sitcom episode of all-time -- nearly molesting Arnold and Dudley on "Diff'rent Strokes," terrifying an entire generation of kids in the early '80's -- and he doesn't even get mentioned in the Daily Quickie? The man had Dudley's shirt off, for God's sake!"

On uncomfortable movie moments:

Honorable Mention: Gene Hackman planting one on Barbara Hershey in "Hoosiers" ... everything that happened during Adrian's coma in "Rocky 2" ... every scene with Bruce Willis and his girlfriend in "Pulp Fiction" ... Mr. Holland singing to his son in "Mr. Holland's Opus" ... every scene with Michael Corleone and his girlfriend before Sonny got shot ... the ending of "He Got Game" ... the answering machine scene from "Swingers."


Special Mention: The three-way hug from "The Battle of Shaker Heights" that ended up getting chopped out of the movie, but supplied us with a great name for a roto team.


Runner-up: The scene near the end of "The Breakfast Club" when they're dancing to the Wang Chung song, then Emilio Estevez smokes some pot -- so he runs around the library, shuts himself in the music room, then screams at the top of his lungs, shouting so powerfully that he shatters the glass window. I still can't believe this happened.


Winner: The scene in "Beautiful Girls" when everyone sings "Sweet Caroline." And it's not just because the whole scene is so forced, you actually feel sorry for the actors as it's happening. It's just so cliched and awkward, and you just want it to end, but it keeps going, and everyone's trying to seem so damned happy ... God, I'm getting the shakes just thinking about it. Plus, the Sports Gal loves this scene and we've actually fought about whether it's good or not. This one brings everything to the table.


(By the way, is the chorus to "Sweet Caroline" running through your head right now? Good. Now you know how I feel.)"

On Teen Wolf:

"Q: Why is Mick allowed to stand under the basket while Scott Howard shoots his free throws at the end of "Teen Wolf?" This has always bothered me. -- Dave Baksi, Mechanicaburg, Pa


SG: Wait a second ... out of all the things that happened in "Teen Wolf," THIS was what bothered you?"

ltl/fb 09-24-2003 02:13 PM

QE
 
Quote:

Originally posted by paigowprincess
1) what is "golem"?
Are you sure you're Jewish?

Bad_Rich_Chic 09-24-2003 02:14 PM

fucking people demanding my SS #
 
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Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
or just make up a number and rent from that store.
Actually, a friend, who is foreign and was living here illegally for a time (with no social security number) did this all the time. He not only had a video card, he had bank accounts, a credit card and a lease. If ever there was proof positive that the fucking number is useless to the assholes who ask for it, I think that is it.

I don't actually know if he amended the info when he finally got legal.

Edited to say: Thurgreed, I didn't know we had so much in common in the peeve/paranoia department. Cool.

dtb 09-24-2003 02:15 PM

QE
 
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Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
His multiple uses of the kitchen towel while making the canapes?
This is a pet peeve of a friend of mine (I don't know if this is exactly on point, because I didn't see the show, but whatever.)

You know in the deli when the sandwich guy makes a big show of wiping off the area where he's going to make your sandwich? Does the guy think that wiping it off with that skank-ass rag (the one he's been using all day to wipe up God-knows-what -- his nose, perhaps) is going to make you feel like the conditions are really hygienic and sanitary? I thought not.



Edited to fix spelling error in critical word -- but many thanks to Atticus for memorializing my error forever.

Also, since when are we able to delete posts? Cool.

taxwonk 09-24-2003 02:16 PM

fucking telemarketers
 
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Originally posted by robustpuppy
And to return to a topic of another day, I now realize that my action figure would be the personal finance educator and scam artist terminator. I don't know what such an outfit would look like -- impeccably tailored but conservative wool suit (navy pinstripe or charcoal gray?), spike heels for kicking the scam artists (and payday lenders, credit insurance hawkers, mortgage companies that charge you $375 to process biweekly payments for you, anybody who asks you for your social security number when it's not necessary, the list goes on and on) Armani glasses, perfectly coiffed hair, Quicken software, and an amortization table, maybe?
Baby, you have got me sooooo hot right now.

Someone's Evil Twin 09-24-2003 02:18 PM

QE
 
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Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
I insult both of us by doing this, but the golem was a mythical clay automaton of European Jewish folklore --- a "made man," if you will. Inspired millions of nightmares and the Frankenstein novel.
Atticus Grinch: Goy Eye for the JAP Girl

Atticus Grinch 09-24-2003 02:19 PM

QE
 
Quote:

Originally posted by dtb
This is a pet peeve of a friend of mine (I don't know if this is exactly on point, because I didn't see the show, but whatever.)

You know in the deli when the sandwich guy makes a big show of wiping off the area where he's going to make your sandwich? Does the guy thin that wiping it off with that skank-ass rag (the one he's been using all day to wipe up God-knows-what -- his nose, perhaps) is going to make you feel like the conditions are really hygienic and sanitary? I thought not.
Watch the show. You're in for a treat.

taxwonk 09-24-2003 02:22 PM

fucking telemarketers
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Tyrone_Slothrop
I like to say, I'm very interested in that -- wait just a minute while I find my wallet. Then I set down the phone.
When the wonk monster was small, I used to give him the phone. He'd usually babble for a couple of minutes, then grin and let loose with an ear-splitting squeal of laughter.

Even now I think of all the deafened telemarketers and smile.

bilmore 09-24-2003 02:27 PM

fucking telemarketers
 
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Originally posted by taxwonk
When the wonk monster was small, I used to give him the phone. He'd usually babble for a couple of minutes, then grin and let loose with an ear-splitting squeal of laughter.

Even now I think of all the deafened telemarketers and smile.
They caught on to that trick years ago.

Once you hand the phone over, they start teaching him bad words, and telling him to hide his dad's keys.

str8outavannuys 09-24-2003 02:31 PM

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Originally posted by robustpuppy
Is there someone creepier on tv?

Ron Popeil is a tie.

Edited to add "for second," b/c Tony Robbins wins first place. Thanks, Coltrane.
It's fucking Don Lapre, but I'm unable to provide an image of his smarmy mug telling you how to make big money by taking out thousands of tiny classified ads. TM? Help a gent out?

taxwonk 09-24-2003 02:31 PM

QE
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
I insult both of us by doing this, but the golem was a mythical clay automaton of European Jewish folklore --- a "made man," if you will. Inspired millions of nightmares and the Frankenstein novel.
The golem also figured prominently in the plot of Kavalier and Clay, which I had thought was a mandatory selection on the FB reading list.


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