Everything posted by trinacriabob
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Need Relationship Advice
Reg, you can be so crass. The poor guy wants some SOLID advice to lift his morale, not your "it's all pink once you're inside" frame of mind. :AH-HA_wink:
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Need Relationship Advice
It is an INfinitesimal difference in height. It shouldn't matter. She should like you for everything else you have to offer and it's other things that will dictate the chemistry. Just go. You may like the way everything lays out on paper and find out there is no chemistry in person. Big deal.
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How often have you got drunk?
Lauren, you have nice TeeTh.
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Need help with Lucerne lease info
For that kind of stuff, consider contacting what they call the Zone Manager. I'd let it go at this iteration, but if it keeps up, you would have to go up a level or two. But pick your battles. As I mature, I have a lot less problem getting people into trouble for not doing their jobs or for abusing power ... if they deserve it.
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Name That Movie!
I'm glad you agree. One of the slickest movies ever. Kathleen has been put out to pasture...the matronly factor has set in.
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The Haircut
You get your hair DONE? What are you...a "blue hair" on Medicare? Nick, I'm pulling your leg!Why are you guys even fussing with color? Especially college age.
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Name That Movie!
Bingo, 90210! Seen it 9x and did not catch that faux pas (which two characters)? William Hurt on the pier and who else? The sister-in-law in the lawyer's conference room? Oscar, the black chief of police in the town, had the best lines! The inflection sure helped.
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How often have you got drunk?
Night time swims + New England coastline = first 20 minutes of "Jaws." I think you were probably so "anesthesized" that you wouldn't have felt anything anyway.
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Name That Movie!
Femme fatale, in a bar, taking a long drag on her cigarette: "Most men are like little boys...once they get a whiff of it, they trail you like a hound." Actress and Movie?
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The Haircut
I don't see many guys working at Great Clips. And I do like my Great Clips coupon when it comes in the coupon pack. Bottom line: chicks have cut my hair about 90+% of the time.About paying a lot: The worst f*c*i*g haircuts I have ever gotten were at these name chi-chi salons in Florence, Italy where my cousins went. The worst, bar none, and they cost 2x as much as what I pay here. Plus, with the kind of hair I have, you can hide the mistakes, so I will not pay over $ 12 for a haircut.
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Happy Birthday
Happy birthday, gents! The day's not over YET!
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Lasik Surgery (don't tell me you have a # for that, too).
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Our Well-Respected Members
That's cool, Chargerino. I appreciate the thought! And "Viva Las Vegas!" (3 more days and counting....)
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Contact lenses
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Need help with Lucerne lease info
Go for the throat, Riv. That's nuts. It's a Buick and it's not entry level. You deserve better and that of sitting on the lot IS indeed an issue causing problems like what you mentioned, among others.On a more jovial note, those heated seats...what would you have done without them? Enjoy! It is a very tastefully styled vehicle...and its grille is way more attractive than that of the LaCrosse. Watch the LaCrosse follow suit.
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Check this out: 1981 Park Avenue Diesel
All fondness for the era and the luxury aside, these cars DID NOT handle well. Handling was vague. Try taking one of these up to Yosemite with any kind of oomph around those curves into the National Park. Yeah, right.
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How often have you got drunk?
Hey, Lauren, it appears that you want us to be enamored with your upper anatomy. Both sig and avatar! So, how about posting ALL OF YOU (legal, of course) on the Pictures thread so we can do the name-face association thing?
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Name That Movie!
Was that "Prizzi's Honor"? It's some mob movie of some sort. I remember the line.
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Name That Movie!
Yes. "Risky Business" - Tom Cruise and Rebecca DeMornay - also, a great soundtrack by Tangerine Dream with the cut "Love on a Real Train." Another line from it: "What's that?" "I dunno. Some artsy-fartsy thing."
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Croc and Enzora:Not taking sides in this one. I will point out what I have heard. My h.s. friend who went to my undergrad alma mater (you know, that nameless facsimile of a Catholic country club ), along with 25% of my high school class( ), joined the "bad boy" fraternity. He would refer the off-campus domicile as the "frat house" and so would others of their respective houses. Maybe it's different at Southern Cal. And you know, So Cal is abbreviation wonderland - every damn public high school on the West Side's name was truncated - Pali, Samohi, Hami, Uni, etc. so using the term "frat" wouldn't be a stretch. I never saw this as derisive until it becomes "frat rat" or something along those lines. You'll love this one. My lack of discretion once inadvertently slammed at how extremely invested this friend was in being in this particular fraternity... we were talking and I once mused "well, you're kind of a token X-X-X." That did not go over well. Needless to say, that is one college friend I lost contact with. B.F.D.
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seahorses Paolo, vai a letto! Subito! Ascoltami.
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Only if it wears an Izod shirt, preferably with its collar turned up!