Actually, I joke but I do know what you mean. A lot of women in such
situations wind up not leaving because of the pets. I am glad it
worked out ok!
Dana
On 5/19/05, Deanna Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, I'd been with the guy a while. I knew he was agitated. The
> apartment was tiny
Well, I'd been with the guy a while. I knew he was agitated. The
apartment was tiny. I knew I couldn't "sneak away." And, I feared that
attempting to leave would make him go over the edge. Besides, I was
really afraid for my cat. I mean, it's not like I took my cat with me
in the morning, either. B
you waited till the next day? LOL.
Dana
On 5/19/05, Deanna Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My ex said to me - "why would I want to get 'better' - I've never felt
> better in my life?!?" in the middle of his manic episode that landed
> him out of my apartment. He stayed with friends and eve
I think you might be surprised what gets donated. Bear in mind that
not all of it comes from individuals. However, when you add in the mp3
player and the cell phone, I'd have to agree that we probably aren't
talking the down and out.
Dana
On 5/17/05, Jerry Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But
> Deanna wrote:
> help from the system if the patient doesn't want the help. When I took
> him to the county mental health shop the first time (when there were
> demons in the mirror in shrimp in the bathtub) they said - "unless
Holy crap! You deserve a medal for handling that.
I've heard that a
Well, this guy was perfectly fine and then one day had a psychotic
break. The break happened in July and he was out the day after labor
day. So, I stuck around for a brief while, trying to get him help.
Wisconsin is really high on patient's rights, and you can't get much
help from the system if th
Deanna knows how to pick 'em!
Seriously, though, congrats to you for getting him out of there. So
many people would "go with the flow" because they love someone, etc.
Then they end up as a statistic.
I was one of those people - my GF right out of college was a violent
psycho. I stuck around
My ex said to me - "why would I want to get 'better' - I've never felt
better in my life?!?" in the middle of his manic episode that landed
him out of my apartment. He stayed with friends and eventually moved
back to his parents. But, he could have easily wound up homeless
because he thought nothin
> Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 8:43 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Begging on the streets (was Re: Top 10 Super Rant (was Friday
> Rant))
>
> im not that heartless now, come on :)
>
> tw
>
> On 5/18/05, Matthew Small <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> &g
I thought you'd love the use of the "F" word. :-)
- Matt Small
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From: Tony Weeg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 8:43 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Begging on the streets (was Re: Top 10 Super Rant (was Friday
Rant))
im not tha
=211
>
> It's not really work-safe, but it sure is funny.
>
> - Matt Small
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Tony Weeg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 12:11 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Begging on the streets (was Re: T
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On 5/17/05, S. Isaac Dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> There simply is not always a job for every person. It just do
On 5/17/05, S. Isaac Dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> There simply is not always a job for every person. It just doesn't
> happen. I wish that weren't the case, but there's nothing I can do to
> change that fact.
>
i cannot disagree. however. as long as there are want ads, and produce far
But when the kicks are $180 a pair, brand new in the stores, they
aren't donated, they are bought or stolen. When the laces have been
replaced with $30 custom laces. When the t-shirt is a $90 tshirt, when
the winter coat is a $450 brand new parka, when the cell phone is the
latest model, when the m
Agreed. I personally figure that if the person I give a couple of
dollars to spends it on booze, well hey, maybe it's a cheap thrill in
a crappy life, though I won't subsidize it long-term. But I'm merely
explaining my philosophy, not signing up converts.
However, I'd like to clear up one minor mi
> That may be true, but it is not my job or responsibility
> to give them a dollar.
> I will not support beggars. You can, but don't tell me I
> have to.
My comments aren't in response to your wanting to contribute in other
ways -- or even not wanting to contribute at all. If a person doesn't
wan
That may be true, but it is not my job or responsibility to give them a dollar.
I will not support beggars. You can, but don't tell me I have to.
I work at soup kitchens, I donate money to specific useful (in my
mind) charities. I donate all usable goods (clothes, appliances, pcs,
furniture, book
> true, which is why I usually blow off the regulars. If
> you've been
> panhandling for six months or more, I figure you're
> probably not
> looking too hard for alternatives. Also, if you ask me for
> money and I
> offer you food, and you take it, I'm more willing to help
> if I see you
> again.
>> That just makes it painfully obvious how much you
>> don't know about homelessness.
> nope, not one bit, but go get a job. ditch digging
> is hiring.
>> > fuck, monster.com has more jobs than one could imagine.
>>
>> Not for homeless people.
> nope, probably not, but again, go dig ditches, s
> Many of the homeless also have mental handicaps such as schizophrenia.
> If they refuse to take meds and don't have some supportive structure
> (friends, family), it's easy for them to fall between the cracks.
yeah, the problem with a lot of those conditions is that the people
take the meds, get
I just think they should recognize me at that point, yanno? Or in
some way acknowledge that I am something other than a mechanism for
getting money.
For instance, the following. I'd never seen the guy before, but I am
at a gas pump, and look how much attention he is paying to what I say:
Hey you
I offered a homeless person some pizza during a visit in Chicago (that's
right, real Chicago pizza). He said "Well, I don't eat pizza, but if
you want to buy me some chicken..."
Many of the homeless also have mental handicaps such as schizophrenia.
If they refuse to take meds and don't have s
true, which is why I usually blow off the regulars. If you've been
panhandling for six months or more, I figure you're probably not
looking too hard for alternatives. Also, if you ask me for money and I
offer you food, and you take it, I'm more willing to help if I see you
again. It's happened seve
> I don't think homeless people are lazy. I think the current economy has
> beaten them down so much they have lost all hope or incentive in finding
> a paying job.
I think some of them are substance abusers who have hit bottom. The
problem is, as previously noted, that it is pretty hard to to ge
> From: Matthew Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> A specific volume amount of muscle weighs more than the same
> volume of fat in the same way that a pound of lead is smaller
> than a pound of helium-filled balloons, which is the point.
>
> - Matt Small
No one mentioned volume. Everyone was ta
17, 2005 3:31 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Top 10 Super Rant (was Friday Rant)
> On 5/16/05, Kevin Graeme wrote:
> And muscle also weighs more than fat, so if your
> goal is just
> to lose weight then building muscle can make it seem like
> you're not
> making h
> On 5/16/05, Kevin Graeme wrote:
> And muscle also weighs more than fat, so if your
> goal is just
> to lose weight then building muscle can make it seem like
> you're not
> making headway. I do completely agree with Sam's recommendation for
> low weight, high rep. It does burn fat faster.
Rush said you don't know what you're talking about and your hat is
looking kind of worn. He suggested I send you a new box of foil.
Woof Woof :)
On 5/16/05, Kevin Graeme wrote:
>
> If you look at caloric intake and output, you make the biggest impact
> by simply reducing caloric intake. Most e
here in columbus we have a group of around 20 pan handlers.
they have a few vans, and get dropped off & picked up at strategic
locations like on/off ramps.
pretty organized. i have know problem with any one in need.
if i have change or a spare buck or two, i will give it gladly.
there are reason fo
I once met a panhandler in DC who shared a cabin in West Virginia with several
other people. They would take turns during the week panhandling. He figured
that among them all they pulled in about $40K a year. I think they may have
even paid taxes on it (though how much you pay if you only make $
> Ian wrote:
> In the end, just dismissing them with the "go get a job bum" just does no
> service
Well, according to Vicente Fox Mexicans are taking jobs "black don't
even want" so it may be fairly easy to find a job and work your way
up. At least it seems that a lot of Mexicans are doing it.
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Subject: Re: Begging on the streets (was Re: Top 10 Super Rant (was
Friday Rant))
> That just makes it painfully obvious how much you don't know about
> homelessness.
nope, not one bit, but go
Rant: Friday rants on a Tuesday. :-D
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> Tony wrote:
> i agree to a point. but im lazy too. im lazier than shit.
> but i still work hard. i realize the only way to make it is to work hard.
>
Your city homeless people are generally just doing what's worked for
them and they're fully capable of getting a real job. There are
others,
On 5/17/05, G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In that vein, I can see Weeg's justification in being pissed at the people
> who have the capacity to pull themselves up (or to have prevented their
> current situation in the first place), and don't.
> On the flip side, a degree of compassion and underst
>
> In short there are really no generalizations that can be made about
> homeless
> people or panhandlers.
>
> Jim Davis
>
Definitely.
In that vein, I can see Weeg's justification in being pissed at the people
who have the capacity to pull themselves up (or to have prevented their
current sit
> -Original Message-
> From: G [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 10:25 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Begging on the streets (was Re: Top 10 Super Rant (was Friday
> Rant))
>
>
> Did they have the opportunity to keep from ever becom
i agree to a point. but im lazy too. im lazier than shit.
but i still work hard. i realize the only way to make it is to work hard.
i started bussing tables, making pizza's, working at mc d's, serving
people @ applebees etc... no i wasnt homeless but i had
drive/motivation.
On 5/17/05, Dawso
> Brian wrote:
> That's true. If the minimum wage (or the average wage offered for menial
> work) can't keep up with minimum payments due to subsist at the most basic
> level.the situation can become pretty hopeless.
>
Many of my colleagues in France (outside of Paris) consider
panhandling a
hink the current economy has
beaten them down so much they have lost all hope or incentive in finding
a paying job.
M!ke
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From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 9:12 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Begging on the streets (was Re: Top 1
That's true. If the minimum wage (or the average wage offered for menial
work) can't keep up with minimum payments due to subsist at the most basic
level.the situation can become pretty hopeless.
Here in Kansas City, that certainly isn't the case yet. A minimum wage, 40
hour a week job coul
> From: G [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Did they have the opportunity to keep from ever becoming
> homeless in the first place?
> You're right, once you are homeless, it's a bitch to get back
> on your feet.
> The problem is allowing yourself to become homeless in the
> first place.
> Whatever
>
> Yes it's better for them to have something to do to earn some cash,
> but there aren't better options than pan-handling for _every_ one of
> them. Are you going to give every one of them a job? If not then shut
> up and stop blaming them for their misfortune. Yes, some of them will
> sit there
> That just makes it painfully obvious how much you don't know about
> homelessness.
nope, not one bit, but go get a job. ditch digging is hiring.
>
> > fuck, monster.com has more jobs than one could imagine.
>
> Not for homeless people.
nope, probably not, but again, go dig ditches, start th
> mc d's was simply an analogy... there are a plethora of
> options...
That just makes it painfully obvious how much you don't know about
homelessness.
> fuck, monster.com has more jobs than one could imagine.
Not for homeless people.
> point is... i have no idea what its like to be
> homeless,
mc d's was simply an analogy... there are a plethora of options...
last time i checked the want ads were a thriving business, fuck, monster.com
has more jobs than one could imagine.
point is... i have no idea what its like to be homeless, none whatsoever, but
i get more angry and more violent fro
> On 5/16/05, Tony Weeg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> this shoulda made it to my pet peeves.
>>
>> i give food when i have leftovers from restaurants but
>> thats it.
>>
>> i grew up fairly not well off, no real money available
>> for college,
>> although i got
>> an incredible education from my ca
> Kevin wrote:
> If you look at caloric intake and output, you make the biggest impact
> by simply reducing caloric intake.
Great write up! I totally agree. When I started, it was cardio and
high rep weights. I remember that I couldn't even do a barbell fly
without a lot of pain in different a
Panhandling in Cincinnti is pretty minimal, they've really cracked
down on it. Instead we have this program where panhandlers get a
"licence" to sell this wretched magazine called "The City Beat" they
get them for free and sell them and keep the profits, or thats how i
understand it to work. I buy
On 5/16/05, Marlon Moyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Okay, while we're on the subjectWhat kind of workout show a say 35
> year old man do who needs to lose about 30 lbs. High reps w/low
> weight or Low reps w/high weight?
If you look at caloric intake and output, you make the biggest impact
this shoulda made it to my pet peeves.
i give food when i have leftovers from restaurants but thats it.
i grew up fairly not well off, no real money available for college,
although i got
an incredible education from my catholic school, i still go to FUCKING WORK!
8-5 EVERY DAY and more time @ nig
>I do make an exception for people who ask me more than twice and don't
recognize me. I figure that if you are going to make a career out of
begging, you should at least provide good customer service :)
Would you then be a "returning customer"?
you opinions? Should we give to the street needy or are we
> only contributing to the problem?
>
> M!ke
>
> -----Original Message-
> From: Robert Munn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 4:41 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Top 10 Super Rant (was
>A great gag
>would be to walk around with a can of fart smell and spray it just as
>you ask people what time it is.
Canned fart spray! What a gag. When I was in high school, we used to
go to the mall in Owensboro, KY (Johnny Depp's hometown), unload half a
can of fart spray in the entrance of
he street needy or are we
only contributing to the problem?
M!ke
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From: Robert Munn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 4:41 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Top 10 Super Rant (was Friday Rant)
Yes, the aggressive panhandling really sucks. When I wor
Yes, the aggressive panhandling really sucks. When I worked down there and
lived up at Connecticut and California St., I would walk down Connecticut to
work, and I would see the same guys in the same spots begging for change every
single day. I still think the gag would be video-worthy.
>Actual
If you haven't worked out in a while you need to start with the
low-weight / high-reps for a few weeks just to prepare your muscles
otherwise you could hurt something.
After that I'm guessing either or. Low reps might work faster but may
be discouraging until you get hooked on endorphins :) Most im
Limit the hand arm/hand movement from the plate to the mouth...
:D
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Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 1:59 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Top 10 Super Rant (was Friday Rant)
Okay, while we're on the subjectWhat ki
Never mind, I just realized the jared reference.
DOH
On 5/16/05, Sam wrote:
> OK, agreed with one exception: the Atkins diet.
>
>
> On 5/16/05, Michael T. Tangorre wrote:
> > I mean that you can't lose only fat without focusing on muscle retention, if
> > not growth.
>
Okay, while we're on the subjectWhat kind of workout show a say 35
year old man do who needs to lose about 30 lbs. High reps w/low
weight or Low reps w/high weight?
On 5/16/05, Sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are you benching more in free weight or a machine? Never go by the
> machine number
OK, agreed with one exception: the Atkins diet.
On 5/16/05, Michael T. Tangorre wrote:
> I mean that you can't lose only fat without focusing on muscle retention, if
> not growth.
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Are you benching more in free weight or a machine? Never go by the
machine numbers they are all different. How many reps are you doing
and how many sets? If you're doing many reps, 20-30, it's part of
toning and will bring your muscle to where it was at its peak. I
believe if you don't scale down t
> From: Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Not sure what you mean.
I mean that you can't lose only fat without focusing on muscle retention, if
not growth.
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On 5/16/05, Michael T. Tangorre wrote:
> First off, the burn is no growth/strength gain indicator!
Which is why it's so important to train your circulitory system to
force blood through the expanded muscles.
Once your body can do this there will be very little burn.
> Secondly the more
> muscle
> Sam wrote:
> If you're toning that's correct. You need no pain and it reduces fat
> and gets your muscles fit. So yes it is a gain.
> If you want to get stronger and / or increase size than you need to hurt.
>
Yeah, I have to disagree too, both because of what I've been told and
also because of
Yeah, so?
:)
On 5/16/05, Dawson, Michael wrote:
> Do you have Popeye-shaped calves?
>
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From: Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 2:07 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Top 10 Super Rant (was Friday Rant)
Don't mess with a skier :)
Lactic acid is caused by lack of oxygen in your bloo
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Subject: Re: Top 10 Super Rant (was Friday Rant)
Midichlorians.BAH
Lucas should be tarred and feathered for deciding he needed to somehow
try and explain "The Force". What was the point in de-mystifying the
coolest aspect of the entire series Was anyone really cl
> From: Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> If you're toning that's correct. You need no pain and it
> reduces fat and gets your muscles fit. So yes it is a gain.
> If you want to get stronger and / or increase size than you
> need to hurt.
Sam, you shoulda quit while you were behind. LOL
First of
If you're toning that's correct. You need no pain and it reduces fat
and gets your muscles fit. So yes it is a gain.
If you want to get stronger and / or increase size than you need to hurt.
On 5/16/05, Gruss Gott wrote:
> Well I'm no expert, but I've heard from personal trainers at what's
> supp
Don't know about that, but a crew just knocked down a house across the
street from my office. I'm keeping an eye out for Vogons right now.
- Jim
Tony Weeg wrote:
>WOW!
>
>MTangry and Sammy the Butcha
>
>AGREE?
>
>wtf.
>
>gel, is the world burning?
>
>tw
>
>On 5/16/05, Sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
You misspelled bulldog or was it pit bull?
On 5/16/05, Tony Weeg wrote:
> WOW!
>
> MTangry and Sammy the Butcha
>
> AGREE?
>
> wtf.
>
> gel, is the world burning?
>
> tw
>
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MTangry and Sammy the Butcha
AGREE?
wtf.
gel, is the world burning?
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On 5/16/05, Sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 5/16/05, Michael T. Tangorre wrote:
> > You actually limit the flow, not stop it.
>
> Agreed
>
> > That is no indication of working the muscle! Read up on all the myth
On 5/16/05, Michael T. Tangorre wrote:
> You actually limit the flow, not stop it.
Agreed
> That is no indication of working the muscle! Read up on all the myths behind
> lactic acid "burn". That is actually more harmful than good! All that undo
> strain on joints and tendons can be very painful
> Sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> is form the ripped muscle that needs to repair itself. The repair
> process makes it bigger and stronger.
>
Well I'm no expert, but I've heard from personal trainers at what's
supposed to be one of the best health clubs in the world (
http://www.holmesplace.com/
> From: Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Lactic acid is caused by lack of oxygen in your blood. By
> constricting muscles you stop the flow of blood and limit the
> oxygen. The longer you hold the more the burn. Once the
> constriction stops, the blood flows again and the burn will
> stop. The
Don't mess with a skier :)
Lactic acid is caused by lack of oxygen in your blood. By constricting
muscles you stop the flow of blood and limit the oxygen. The longer
you hold the more the burn. Once the constriction stops, the blood
flows again and the burn will stop. The burn is not the soreness
Midichlorians.BAH
Lucas should be tarred and feathered for deciding he needed to somehow try
and explain "The Force". What was the point in de-mystifying the coolest
aspect of the entire series Was anyone really clamoring for a better
explanation of the Force?
That scruffy nerd rea
You are all wrong. Muscle soreness is because you pissed off the
Midiclorians that were trying to sleep.
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From: Michael T. Tangorre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 1:32 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Top 10 Super Rant (was Friday Rant)
> F
>What's the point of going to the gym when it is crowded do you like
waiting around for machines and weights?!!!
More sweaty soccer moms from which to choose?
M!ke
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> From: Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Actually, that's not correct either :)
> Lactic acid burns while you're working out not after. The
> burn after is form the ripped muscle that needs to repair
> itself. The repair process makes it bigger and stronger.
Wrong.
Lactic acid b
Which is why it is recommended to perform a cool-down period after working
out hard.
- Matt Small
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From: Michael T. Tangorre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 2:32 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Top 10 Super Rant (was Friday Rant)
> From:
> From: Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Actually, that's not correct either :)
> Lactic acid burns while you're working out not after. The
> burn after is form the ripped muscle that needs to repair
> itself. The repair process makes it bigger and stronger.
Wrong.
Lactic acid builds up when th
Actually, that's not correct either :)
Lactic acid burns while you're working out not after. The burn after
is form the ripped muscle that needs to repair itself. The repair
process makes it bigger and stronger.
On 5/16/05, Michael T. Tangorre wrote:
> Actually, that is not correct. Lactic acid b
> From: Gruss Gott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> If they're sore after working out then they're not doing it
> right, so they're both out of shape and ignorant as well as annoying.
Actually, that is not correct. Lactic acid buildup along with stressing the
muscles is what causes one to become sore
> From: Ken Ketsdever [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> #1. But hires someone to mow their lawn and do their yard work.
It's included in my rental fees, which is nice since it frees up more time
for the gym!!!
> #2. But doesn't have time to participate in kids school,
> sports, plays, dance etc...
I
> Ken wrote:
> #4. Works out all the time then bitches about how sore they are.
> I don't want to hear it.
>
If they're sore after working out then they're not doing it right, so
they're both out of shape and ignorant as well as annoying.
On a related note I spent the weekend sanding my deck and
>>Peeve: People who go to the gym.
#1. But hires someone to mow their lawn and do their yard work.
#2. But doesn't have time to participate in kids school, sports, plays, dance
etc...
#3. Leaves work early to beat the crowd at the gym
#4. Works out all the time then bitches about how sore the
Or recliners and remotes.
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From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 12:07 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Top 10 Super Rant (was Friday Rant)
Peeve: People who go to the gym.
If nature had wanted us to go to the gym, it wouldn't
> Peeve: People who go to the gym.
> If nature had wanted us to go to the gym, it wouldn't have
> created
> woolly mammoths and sabertooth tigers.
> -Kevin
You know, as excercise goes, nothing is quite like alligator
wrestling. :P
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Peeve: People who go to the gym.
If nature had wanted us to go to the gym, it wouldn't have created
woolly mammoths and sabertooth tigers.
-Kevin
On 5/16/05, Jacob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Those at the gym that sit there on the bench while talking on the cell
> phone. Work out or get off t
Those at the gym that sit there on the bench while talking on the cell
phone. Work out or get off the bench.
And speaking of cell phones... how come when someone answers the phone, they
have to talk about 10 times louder? I do not care about your phone
conversation and neither does the entire re
> You're making me glad I went through there at 2AM -- and
> extremely
> confusing it was, even without other drivers to make
> things more
> difficult.
> For the record, I was coming from Albuquerque and trying
> to go to
> Huntsville, and I have no idea what road I was on... all
> of them had
> n
Ever see the jerk behind the wheel that is using one hand to hold the
cell phone, the other hand to smoke and/or emote their cell phone
conversation? Meanwhile, I'm assuming they're using their Vulcan mental
powers to actually steer the car.
I used to hold the phone in the car while driving, b
Actually I think this is a sort of self-protective denial. When I
worked down there (on H Street) I found that if I made eye contact
with people I'd get hit up for spare change six or seven times between
the parking garage and work.
Dana
the park at Connecticut and I St. is a perfect place to try
You're making me glad I went through there at 2AM -- and extremely
confusing it was, even without other drivers to make things more
difficult.
For the record, I was coming from Albuquerque and trying to go to
Huntsville, and I have no idea what road I was on... all of them had
names like 30N/165W/3
oh, amen. I get this one a lot, as the state noticed that my local
I-40 interchange was congested and therefore began a multi-year
project to mess it up even more Lane closures and the occasional
detour of all I-40 through the neighborhood, yup, we get this one a
LOT.
One of my happiest moment
especially while talking on a cell phone. Speaking of which, women
who put on makeup while driving should be shot. Makeup is stupid
enough without endangering me and the occupants of my vehicle over it.
Dana
On 5/13/05, Dharmesh Goel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hear hear
>
>
> 8. Entitle
> I've spent a couple of summers in Steamboat. God how I
> love it up
> there. I don't touch a car all week long. Anywhere I go,
> I take my
> rental mountain bike! Most of the time that destination
> is the "Off
> the Beaten Path" bookstore/coffee bar.
The name's familiar... it's been a numbe
Yep... That's actually the name of the place more commonly known as
"the grassy knoll" where the statue of George Bannerman is -- the
place is named after him.
> Are you also connected to Dealey Plaza?
> On 5/14/05, S. Isaac Dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > I like Dallas, it's one of the gr
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