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str8outavannuys 12-15-2003 10:39 PM

A new pet peeve evolved over the weekend
 
Quote:

Originally posted by John Kruk
It hurts you know. I don't know why you have to be SO MEAN. Do you think Tom Green and I ENJOY this?

Meanie.

Cheers!
Somebody flip this fat bastard, the way Randy Johnson did in the all-star game way back when.

Replaced_Texan 12-15-2003 11:58 PM

I move that we form an FB Legal Aid society for her pro bono representation.
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Woman Faces Charge for Selling Sex Toys.

I further move that "bringing butt-plugs to Texas" be made the American version of "coals to Newcastle."

(Note to Texas authorities: This post is sold only as a novelty.)

I may very well consider running for the legislature on the sole platform of getting rid of that stupid obscene devices law.

Note to self: Do not open store in Cleburne.

ltl/fb 12-16-2003 12:06 AM

I move that we form an FB Legal Aid society for her pro bono representation.
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
I may very well consider running for the legislature on the sole platform of getting rid of that stupid obscene devices law.

Note to self: Do not open store in Cleburne.
I think we can all be thankful that Shape Shifter didn't get caught in a raid when shopping for the jingle bell cock ring or strap-on or whatever.

Fugee 12-16-2003 12:35 AM

I move that we form an FB Legal Aid society for her pro bono representation.
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
I may very well consider running for the legislature on the sole platform of getting rid of that stupid obscene devices law.

Note to self: Do not open store in Cleburne.
What kind of state lets stores get around the stupid law by simply posting a sign that they are strictly for novelties but busts a school teacher for selling them to friends in her home?

Although if one of her guests busted her, then she wasn't much of a friend. I wonder if she passed around the catalog at school like others pass around the Tupperware catalog.

ltl/fb 12-16-2003 12:53 AM

I move that we form an FB Legal Aid society for her pro bono representation.
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Fugee
What kind of state lets stores get around the stupid law by simply posting a sign that they are strictly for novelties but busts a school teacher for selling them to friends in her home?

Although if one of her guests busted her, then she wasn't much of a friend. I wonder if she passed around the catalog at school like others pass around the Tupperware catalog.
I think some things are illegal even when you have the disclaimer sign posted. I'm not sure what it takes to be a toy that cannot be a novelty, but whatever. Really, they are just driving business out of TX and to mail order.

Hank Chinaski 12-16-2003 08:05 AM

I move that we form an FB Legal Aid society for her pro bono representation.
 
quote:
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Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Woman Faces Charge for Selling Sex Toys.

I further move that "bringing butt-plugs to Texas" be made the American version of "coals to Newcastle."

(Note to Texas authorities: This post is sold only as a novelty.)
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Quote:

Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
I may very well consider running for the legislature on the sole platform of getting rid of that stupid obscene devices law.

Note to self: Do not open store in Cleburne.

I wouldn't worry for her, I think her lawyer specializes in vibrator litigation...
"Her attorney, BeAnn Sisemore,..."

paigowprincess 12-16-2003 09:13 AM

A new pet peeve evolved over the weekend
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Penske_Account
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Smashing!
I like this concept. Pick a signoff from a different culture to sseem ironically cool and festive, while subversively passive aggressively conveying that the cheers person sounds like a schmuck. It has to be subtle so they aren't sure whether they have been insulted, but not so subtle it flies by their just got the memo head. How about "aloha" or "ciao"? Nah, these have been done to death in previous decades though I could be reviving them- but that might go over the head of the behind the curve guy. Never having seen someone ahead of the curve, he might think I was behind him in the curve line. Any suggestions? I dont get out of Connecticut much so I am not so cultured.

Arriba?
Andale?
Salud? (which is spanish for cheers sorta )

WEhat is the French equivalent of Cheers? Nothing is more pedantic and pretentious than the French version of anything?

taxwonk 12-16-2003 09:15 AM

A new pet peeve evolved over the weekend
 
Quote:

Originally posted by paigowprincess
How many ways are there to say "I am a follower, someone who has never had an oringial thought in my life, someone hwo is ten years behind the curve"?
Equating everything one feels is passe with the mojito and the goatee are at least two.

Cheers,

Tax(I work with Brits so I get to see it all the time)wonk

taxwonk 12-16-2003 09:21 AM

cum, came, arrived...here, there and everywhere
 
Quote:

Originally posted by robustpuppy
Not true. And when you do please me, I will be sure to tell you.

That's true. She's quite effusive in her praise. Or so I've, uh...heard.

Cheers!

paigowprincess 12-16-2003 09:21 AM

A new pet peeve evolved over the weekend
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Paig's Sock
WAs this in the lcoker room? Was this a reference to being a uniballer? OH honye, what happedn, did sequels remove one after a rowdy kegger with the boys?
TO: Paig's sock
FROM: Paigs
DATE: The Sellby for something
RE: Flaming Coltrane

We aren't doing kegger/sequel jokes on Coltrane anymore bc we don't want to encourage any more misogynistic cracks in the spirit of light banter. Spinster jokes are fair game, but make sure they have the ring of truth to them. As we do fall squarely in the spinster category.

Not Bob 12-16-2003 09:23 AM

Actual Fashion Question -- women's shirts.
 
I intercepted Mrs. Not Bob's letter to Channukah Charry* the other day, and I learned that she has requested a white, men's-style dress shirt with French cuffs. She had one from Ann Taylor (I think) that finally frayed, so it needs replacement.

Sadly, they have none at either the Kresges or the WT Grants. Do any of y'all have any suggestions on brands and or stores for such a thing? We're within a few hours of the big mall at Beaucoup Egypt which has most of the usual chain places. I'd prefer to get it in a store rather than online because of the size variations (a 6 at one place is a 12 at another, and sometimes smalls are too small and mediums are too medium), but if that's what I gotta do ...

I am tempted to give her one of my John Nordstroms**, but I feel that they should be reserved for those special occasions when the Not Bobette is spending the night at a friend's, and the missus and I can do a little gender-bending role play.

*My favorite line from Adam Sandler's holiday classic is "the C is silent in Channukah."

**Ordered online thanks to the chefster, who recommended that brand back in the day. And the nice thing about men's shirts is that a 16 inch neck usually is always a 16 inch neck.

taxwonk 12-16-2003 09:23 AM

cum, came, arrived...here, there and everywhere
 
Quote:

Originally posted by bold_n_brazen

And I lashed out. Because my feelings were hurt.

Cheers.
Was it a tongue lashing? Or a very well-oiled leather riding crop? Details, dear, details.

Carry on.

spookyfish 12-16-2003 09:24 AM

A new pet peeve evolved over the weekend
 
Quote:

Originally posted by paigowprincess

WEhat is the French equivalent of Cheers?
http://www.io.com/~beckerdo/aleknights/toast.html

Spree: List of Toasts in different languages.

My personal favorites from the list:

A Votre Sante - French

Kong-Gang-Ui Wi-Ha-Y - Korean

Ooogy Wawa - Zulu



Quote:

Originally posted by paigowprincess
Nothing is more pedantic and pretentious than the French version of anything?
You sound less than confident here. I suggest you take a page from the Sebastian Dangerfield School of Affirmative Statements.

Try this:

"NOTHING is more pedantic and pretentious than the French version of ANYTHING!"

There, that's better.

Ooogy Wawa

sf

taxwonk 12-16-2003 09:25 AM

A new pet peeve evolved over the weekend
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
I just have no zinger self-restraint.
pussy.

sebastian_dangerfield 12-16-2003 09:32 AM

A new pet peeve evolved over the weekend
 
Quote:

Originally posted by paigowprincess
I like this concept. Pick a signoff from a different culture to sseem ironically cool and festive, while subversively passive aggressively conveying that the cheers person sounds like a schmuck. It has to be subtle so they aren't sure whether they have been insulted, but not so subtle it flies by their just got the memo head. How about "aloha" or "ciao"? Nah, these have been done to death in previous decades though I could be reviving them- but that might go over the head of the behind the curve guy. Never having seen someone ahead of the curve, he might think I was behind him in the curve line. Any suggestions? I dont get out of Connecticut much so I am not so cultured.

Arriba?
Andale?
Salud? (which is spanish for cheers sorta )

WEhat is the French equivalent of Cheers? Nothing is more pedantic and pretentious than the French version of anything?
Oh, I forgot... the one thing worse than "cheers" is "salud". Cheesiest guido toast of all time. Whenever I hear this I want to turn to the speaker and say "Hey, Paulie, how was it whacking Pussy?" I generally find this toast is used most by short men.


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