Crimson Jester |
The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:I have seen the Sound of Music a gajillion times but I still like it.According to statistics that I infer from what two of my co-workers chatted about in the bathroom last Monday, the Sound of Music is totally pwned by Cats.
I enjoyed Cats.
Did I just write that?!?!
Sock Simian |
Sock Simian wrote:I am far too serious of a poster to dance nekkid for your amusement. Gaming is serious stuff! There are posters who are wrong!You are also worng. Cats is failing, and the Sound of Music is a classic. Where are your dancing felines now?
Cats made 45 BILLION dollars during its run in Broadway! Check out the reviews! How can you argue with that?
Twin Agate Dragons |
Sock Simian wrote:The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:I have seen the Sound of Music a gajillion times but I still like it.According to statistics that I infer from what two of my co-workers chatted about in the bathroom last Monday, the Sound of Music is totally pwned by Cats.I enjoyed Cats.
Did I just write that?!?!
You can edit it if you want to, there's still time.
Treppa |
Sock Simian wrote:The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:I have seen the Sound of Music a gajillion times but I still like it.According to statistics that I infer from what two of my co-workers chatted about in the bathroom last Monday, the Sound of Music is totally pwned by Cats.I enjoyed Cats.
Did I just write that?!?!
Now it is immortalized, unless you pay me $50.
Ashe Ravenheart |
For all my music-lovin' FAWTLies out there:
Free iTunes Lollapalooza sampler
Oh, and if you dig that hippie music (Dead/CSNY/Phish), you gotta check out Dawes
Treppa |
Troll Puppet wrote:Cats made 45 BILLION dollars during its run in Broadway! Check out the reviews! How can you argue with that?Sock Simian wrote:I am far too serious of a poster to dance nekkid for your amusement. Gaming is serious stuff! There are posters who are wrong!You are also worng. Cats is failing, and the Sound of Music is a classic. Where are your dancing felines now?
Sound of Music had Julie Andrews.
Game over, man, game over!!!
Troll Puppet |
Troll Puppet wrote:Cats made 45 BILLION dollars during its run in Broadway! Check out the reviews! How can you argue with that?Sock Simian wrote:I am far too serious of a poster to dance nekkid for your amusement. Gaming is serious stuff! There are posters who are wrong!You are also worng. Cats is failing, and the Sound of Music is a classic. Where are your dancing felines now?
But the Sound of Music is a classic tale which has transcended generations! I mean, the score! That is GOLD!
Crimson Jester |
Crimson Jester wrote:Now it is immortalized, unless you pay me $50.Sock Simian wrote:The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:I have seen the Sound of Music a gajillion times but I still like it.According to statistics that I infer from what two of my co-workers chatted about in the bathroom last Monday, the Sound of Music is totally pwned by Cats.I enjoyed Cats.
Did I just write that?!?!
9 Minutes!
Sock Simian |
Sock Simian wrote:But the Sound of Music is a classic tale which has transcended generations! I mean, the score! That is GOLD!Troll Puppet wrote:Cats made 45 BILLION dollars during its run in Broadway! Check out the reviews! How can you argue with that?Sock Simian wrote:I am far too serious of a poster to dance nekkid for your amusement. Gaming is serious stuff! There are posters who are wrong!You are also worng. Cats is failing, and the Sound of Music is a classic. Where are your dancing felines now?
How can you endorse a musical featuring that pornographic actress Julie Andrews! For shame! I mean, that link is sooo nasty!
Troll Puppet |
Troll Puppet wrote:How can you endorse a musical featuring that pornographic actress Julie Andrews! For shame! I mean, that link is sooo nasty!Sock Simian wrote:But the Sound of Music is a classic tale which has transcended generations! I mean, the score! That is GOLD!Troll Puppet wrote:Cats made 45 BILLION dollars during its run in Broadway! Check out the reviews! How can you argue with that?Sock Simian wrote:I am far too serious of a poster to dance nekkid for your amusement. Gaming is serious stuff! There are posters who are wrong!You are also worng. Cats is failing, and the Sound of Music is a classic. Where are your dancing felines now?
Hey, it was the Seventies. And she was drunk. And starring with the guy from Soap ..
*whine*
make it go away ..
Jeremy Mcgillan |
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:They're filming a scene for a tv show right outside my house. Like literally just outside. There are crowds of people out watching, and because of my severe hatred of crowds and people I've closed the blinds.Anne of Green Gables MMCLXVII?
Nah it's a CBC series called "Republic of Doyle". It's in it's second season now, which is kinda big for a CBC series. But I still don't watch it :P
The Jade |
The Jade wrote:Honestly I am trying to cut back. MMMMMMMMM Veggies... Is it wrong that I really like veggie tales??Crimson Jester wrote:And to think I stopped eating pork at age eight because I saw and then read Charlotte's Web. Why it was my misplaced love for cartoon realized pigs that probably ushered me into my present vegetarian status (That and Planet of the Apes... long story). Just think, a formative early experience with a surly hog or a scat frisbeeing chimp and I might have become a different fellow altogether.The Jade wrote:Pig Stuff...One word:
Bacon.
Hmmmm Bacon.
I never watched it but a lot of people consider Veggie Tales a guilty pleasure, so you are not alone.
The Jade |
The Jade wrote:Ah I knew we could talk you out of it. It is like trying to get Gene Simmons to talk about himself.Moff Rimmer wrote:I shall endeavor to give it the proper phrasing and relate it, good sir.The Jade wrote:... that probably ushered me into my present vegetarian status (That and Planet of the Apes... long story).Coming from you, that's a story I'd love to hear.
No doubt. If it helps balance things out, I do also love to tell other people's stories. It's just a pain in public forum because you have to clear everything first. When someone tells me a good anecdote, it goes into the vault.
lastknightleft |
lastknightleft wrote:Okay what are these things, I almost always see at least one FAWTL thread on the OTD boards at any given time and it seems like nothing more than a thread full of non-sequiters.Well, FAWTL stands for Forums Are Way Too Long - a thread once started by a noob who complained about Paizo not limiting the number of pages or posts on a thread. Being facetious, he jokingly mentioned a thread being 550 pages, so we proceeded to try and make that a reality with the very thread he started. Didn't get to the goal with that one before Post Monster had to mercy kill it. So we created FAWTL #2, then #3, and so on, and so on....
jeeze, you know i actually was here for the start of that thread and read till about page 20, i don't know if i commented but i think i did. yeesh, glad i didn't stick around long enough for the acronymization (yeah i made up a word)
Studpuffin |
lastknightleft wrote:acronymization (yeah i made up a word)Isn't that a Bushism?
It has to do with Japanese folk music?
Just kidding, I know what you meant.
Paris Crenshaw Contributor |
jeeze, you know i actually was here for the start of that thread and read till about page 20, i don't know if i commented but i think i did. yeesh, glad i didn't stick around long enough for the acronymization (yeah i made up a word)
As a side note, when you make up a word, you are conducting "wordization."
It's true...because I said so. (And Chuck Norris is a punk...I'm just sayin'.) ;)
Hey, FAWTLies! Soooo....the week has gone okay, so far. I'm still very anxious for the year to be over, but thankfully, there have been no visible wrinkles in space-time causing me to have to relive any of the previous weeks. For now, at least, time continues to move ever forward.
My daughters started 3rd grade today...Although, given the speed with which they are growing up, perhaps there's something to be said for turning back time once in awhile.
Paris Crenshaw Contributor |
~grrrrrr~ I wish my knee did not hurt. ~sighs~ Oh well. At least it is hurting and not worse. ~heads off to take a pain pill and watch some Castle.
I wish your knee didn't hurt, either. I hope the meds work for you, though.
Crimson Jester |
lastknightleft wrote:jeeze, you know i actually was here for the start of that thread and read till about page 20, i don't know if i commented but i think i did. yeesh, glad i didn't stick around long enough for the acronymization (yeah i made up a word)As a side note, when you make up a word, you are conducting "wordization."
It's true...because I said so. (And Chuck Norris is a punk...I'm just sayin'.) ;)
Hey, FAWTLies! Soooo....the week has gone okay, so far. I'm still very anxious for the year to be over, but thankfully, there have been no visible wrinkles in space-time causing me to have to relive any of the previous weeks. For now, at least, time continues to move ever forward.
My daughters started 3rd grade today...Although, given the speed with which they are growing up, perhaps there's something to be said for turning back time once in awhile.
School is starting now?? My kids do not go back to school for a month.
Paris Crenshaw Contributor |
Solnes |
Solnes wrote:True, but those children. They're hungry and they want toys! :DUrizen wrote:Just because the pay would be better doesn't mean it would be a better job. Hubby wants something good, not another Best.Solnes wrote:Of course now we are getting phone calls and messages about other places that want to hire him....dude has his pick of like...4 jobs. Lets hope that the part time one is worth him taking, he really wants in on the ground floor of building something.If the others are offering full-time jobs, wouldn't the overall pay be more worthwhile? Of course, I don't know the whole picture ... but I do understand economics and subsistence 101. :D
And I would like him to have something that he is happy at for a long time, not another two years of miserableness before they create a reason to let him go.
Paris Crenshaw Contributor |
Paris Crenshaw wrote:Honestly that is probably for the best.Crimson Jester wrote:School is starting now?? My kids do not go back to school for a month.Our school district follows the "year-round" schedule. They get longer breaks in Fall, Winter and Spring, but a shorter Summer break.
It really does work best for us. The girls seem to retain more of the previous year's lessons and Mom doesn't go crazy having to deal with the munchkins for 3 whole months. ;)
Paris Crenshaw Contributor |
Urizen wrote:True, but those children. They're hungry and they want toys! :DAnd I would like him to have something that he is happy at for a long time, not another two years of miserableness before they create a reason to let him go.
Kids with a happy dad don't need as many toys. ;)
I'm glad he found a job, Solnes. I hope things work out well for him.
Solnes |
Solnes wrote:Urizen wrote:True, but those children. They're hungry and they want toys! :DAnd I would like him to have something that he is happy at for a long time, not another two years of miserableness before they create a reason to let him go.Kids with a happy dad don't need as many toys. ;)
I'm glad he found a job, Solnes. I hope things work out well for him.
Exactly! We want a happier daddy. :D
Thank you! He is talking to the guy tomorrow, so hopefully it works out to where we can afford to take it. It sounds like a great opportunity. And the guy seems really great.
Paris Crenshaw Contributor |
Solnes |
Crimson Jester wrote:It really does work best for us. The girls seem to retain more of the previous year's lessons and Mom doesn't go crazy having to deal with the munchkins for 3 whole months. ;)Paris Crenshaw wrote:Honestly that is probably for the best.Crimson Jester wrote:School is starting now?? My kids do not go back to school for a month.Our school district follows the "year-round" schedule. They get longer breaks in Fall, Winter and Spring, but a shorter Summer break.
I wish we had a local year round school here. It is so much better. The kids don't spend the first month back trying to play catch up on all the info they forgot over the summer!
3rd grade? Same as Kellen this year, and Arden starts Kindergarten. Not sure what I am going to do when she starts, she's my buddy during the day!