just wanted to reply back "WHATEVER!"[img border=0 src="vny!://discoverseattle.net/forums/richedit/smileys/9.gif"]
What are you doing spying on me anyway?[img border=0 src="vny!://discoverseattle.net/forums/richedit/smileys/4.gif"]
I confess its al true, just had to share![img border=0 src="vny!://discoverseattle.net/forums/richedit/smileys/5.gif"]
NSgirl wrote:
just wanted to reply back "WHATEVER!"[img border=0 src="vny!://discoverseattle.net/forums/richedit/smileys/9.gif"] Go to the barn woman and stay there untill I say you can come out!
What are you doing spying on me anyway?[img border=0 src="vny!://discoverseattle.net/forums/richedit/smileys/4.gif"] Just looking at the great q[SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: Arial; FONT-SIZE: 10pt"]u[?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /][st1:PersonName w:st="on"]al[/st1:PersonName]ity[/SPAN] posting there........NOT
I confess its al true, just had to share![img border=0 src="vny!://discoverseattle.net/forums/richedit/smileys/5.gif"] yea it was a good joke...........
STICK AROUND
Oh sorry. I thought this thread was about bras. (//forums/richedit/smileys/Happy/12.gif)
Heidi Montag wants a size H apparently.
LOL @ PC
@ dude.. I thought she was an F? Either way they're much too big for her body.
She's an f now, but in looking for an H size joke for this thread, I read a blog quoting her as saying she "loves her body" but wants an H size.
I've always thought she was unattractive. However, now she's only made it worse. She looks like a 40 something year old woman whose had bad surgery while trying to look like a 20 something year old. She also reminds me of Paris Hilton with boobs and that's nothing to brag about either.
Where the hell is D?
I miss him :(
I honestly didn't know who she was until a friend said something about her, which required me to wiki her.
My ultimate goal in life is to not know any celebrities post-2005. I think that's the only way to survive and have a life independent of popular culture these days without resorting to moving into the woods and going caveman (which I don't even know if you legally can do anymore).
We all should read more books and join a community book club, or pick up hobbies: e.g. fishing etc and join a local fishing club. If one does not exist, start one etc. If we focused more on the community over the mass-consumer, independent individualism, we'd probably live more fulfilling lives.
Anyway, that's how I spin celebrity culture.
I'm most of the way there already. I read lots of books, I'm as deep into the forest as I'd like to get, I have hobbies coming out my ying yang and my life IS fulfilling, and I wouldn't know most of the celebs today if they came to my door. (//forums/richedit/smileys/Happy/12.gif)
Natasha wrote:
Where the hell is D?
I miss him :([/DIV]
Thanks :) been busy with moving stuff..........why can't there be two colours, carpets.....etc.....too much to look at
P.C. wrote:
Oh sorry. I thought this thread was about bras. [img border=0 src="/forums/richedit/smileys/Happy/12.gif"]
Why does yours need checking out.................DDD to your sevice [img border=0 src="vny!://discoverseattle.net/forums/richedit/smileys/Other/2.gif"]
Hahahaa. I think it's good DDD, but I appreciate your concern. (//forums/richedit/smileys/Happy/4.gif)
There's a show on the food network called Triple D: Diners, Drive Ins and Dives. I don't know why but I like watching the show, seeing what the Americans eat.
Is that the show where a guy (who looks like he likes to eat) runs around and finds watering hole bbq joints that most of us locals know by word of mouth? That sounds similar to a show that I saw a few years ago that depicted soul food places, specifically this place in Macon Georgia, that happened to be run by an old grandma. If anyone is ever in that region, I've got about volume's worth of places to eat, which is hard to compile (in that particular region) as the area is dominated by regional and national chains.
My favourite place(s) are Jack's BBQ in Nashville (you can see it off the highway by its 'flying pigs' logo) and this one Bayou place in Mississippi, but I don't think that place is no longer around due to the hurricane. The other more memorable places I've been to is this only two restaurant franchise south of Memphis, in a Mississippi town called Grenada (Grin-ah-da). 'Creole and Crayfish' Bayou meets sports bar/tavern is the best description that I can give the place.
I found a similar bizarro land place in Rawlins Wyoming a few years ago, but I forgot the bar's name unfortunately.
If Americans eat out, they mostly eat at fast-food to casual fast food chains. And if they do go out, they either go to the chain steak house, a chain or local Mexican canteen, a pizza parlour or Italian place, a pub "sports bar", or a burger joint depending on the region. Vancouver is the only city I've ever seen outside of New York, where there's such a lack of chain dominated restaurants (excluding coffee chains) within the local culture.
purelife wrote:
There's a show on the food network called Triple D: Diners, Drive Ins and Dives. I don't know why but I like watching the show, seeing what the Americans eat.
They stole my handle................I need to..................watch it :)
@ sportsdude and thank god for that... I love them mom & pop shops. the little town diners, I would rather try some new food place, when I am out than eat at a white spot again or another Denny's meal or anther McD's burger or any other fast food along the highway.
Give me some good old home cooking...
every once in a while you need to fill that craving for chain food garbage IE some kfc, dominos panago or other chain style pizza. or a burger craving needs to be fed can not forget that sweet tooth either so that dairyqueen blizzard...
so much better to try something new and discover a new favorite place to go eat.
Sportsdude wrote:
I honestly didn't know who she was until a friend said something about her, which required me to wiki her.
My ultimate goal in life is to not know any celebrities post-2005. I think that's the only way to survive and have a life independent of popular culture these days without resorting to moving into the woods and going caveman (which I don't even know if you legally can do anymore).
We all should read more books and join a community book club, or pick up hobbies: e.g. fishing etc and join a local fishing club. If one does not exist, start one etc. If we focused more on the community over the mass-consumer, independent individualism, we'd probably live more fulfilling lives.
Anyway, that's how I spin celebrity culture.
Agree. I've never been much on private lives of celebs but I know who's who. hard not to when your kid (s), their friends, your younger cousins, nephew, neices, etc.. are all going on about this one and that one. I feel I have to know who's who as I like knowing if the youngsters I love are surrounding themselves with age appropriate material.
I have never kept track of any celebrities this includeds music too.