posted August 27, 2003 23:54                   

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The snupstress: Second-best line: "I only agreed to have lunch with Hey-U 'coz I thought he was a woman".-Allan.

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Only in my spare time!


[Actually, for reasons I've never fathomed, most people seem to think I'm gay (I'm not) - so this is obviously high praise *and* a promotion from genetically- broken Y chromosome territory!]



Good to see you all safely back in your respective homes, btw.

posted August 28, 2003 02:06                      

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quote:Originally posted by snupy:
It's none of your business where my other hand is.

that's the funny thing. you'd never know it from the photo, but littlefish is in fact a puppet. he needs to be manipulated, otherwise he just slumps on the floor.

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posted August 28, 2003 10:50                      

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Originally posted by littlefish:

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quote:Originally posted by snupy:
It's none of your business where my other hand is.

that's the funny thing. you'd never know it from the photo, but littlefish is in fact a puppet. he needs to be manipulated, otherwise he just slumps on the floor.

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It's not true, I just pretend to see if I can get a nice ladies hand in my trousers.

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Aww...he called me a nice lady.

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posted August 28, 2003 23:19                   

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snupy: Aww...he called me a nice lady.

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...he's probably just frightened of you...

posted August 30, 2003 11:43                   

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Originally posted by dragonman97:
Heh, that would be cool. North America is also much more accessible to me . I'd be game for it, if I can take a date with me (and assuming she wanted to go) .

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I think I could swing that...it would maje both you AND my sister happy. Of course, you could also come to Boulder, where it will be somewhat sunnier.

posted August 30, 2003 12:29                      

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Originally posted by dragonman97:
Heh, that would be cool. North America is also much more accessible to me . I'd be game for it, if I can take a date with me (and assuming she wanted to go) .

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I think I could swing that...it would maje both you AND my sister happy. Of course, you could also come to Boulder, where it will be somewhat sunnier.

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posted August 30, 2003 13:07                      

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snupy: Aww...he called me a nice lady.
...he's probably just frightened of you...

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posted August 30, 2003 13:38                   

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Originally posted by hey-U:
Boulder?
What, *this* place here:

http://www.ci.boulder.co.us/

Is it a kew-il place?
And is it a warm and sunny place to be at Christmas?

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Yes, yes (unless you are extremely right wing, in which case you will probably develop a rash), and not sure (I've only spent one summer + 13 days here), but it's gotta be better than Crotchester, NY. They boast 300 sunny days/year here, they do have the lake effect, and because we are further south, we'll be getting more than 7 hours of daylight around Xmas . The grad students say it gets cold, but not the bitter, freezing, breath-taking I-have-frozen-my-ass-to the-sidewalk kind of cold you'll find in the Northeast.
In all fairness, NY was great, I miss Rochester and the people I knew there, but the winters...I fled the winters.

It has been warm and sunny since I arrived, except for some afternoons when it storms and today when it's like Seattle in May.

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And it's one, two, three / On the wrong side of the lee / What were you meant for? / What were you meant for?
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posted August 31, 2003 20:26                      

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Originally posted by hey-U:
Boulder?
What, *this* place here:

http://www.ci.boulder.co.us/

Is it a kew-il place?
And is it a warm and sunny place to be at Christmas?

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Yes, yes (unless you are extremely right wing, in which case you will probably develop a rash), and not sure (I've only spent one summer + 13 days here), but it's gotta be better than Crotchester, NY. They boast 300 sunny days/year here, they do have the lake effect, and because we are further south, we'll be getting more than 7 hours of daylight around Xmas . The grad students say it gets cold, but not the bitter, freezing, breath-taking I-have-frozen-my-ass-to the-sidewalk kind of cold you'll find in the Northeast.
In all fairness, NY was great, I miss Rochester and the people I knew there, but the winters...I fled the winters.

It has been warm and sunny since I arrived, except for some afternoons when it storms and today when it's like Seattle in May.

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December in Colorado is great. I was never as cold when I lived there as when I was in Chicago, where, as we all know, it's cold.

Sun shines there alot as well and makes it feel even warmer. Have you been down to the Boulder hippie mall yet, X? My favorite place.

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posted September 02, 2003 06:24                      

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Originally posted by csk:
Hehe, the only experience I've had with "Closer" is the Weird Al version in one of his polka medleys. I suspect the original is somewhat different

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It's a bit slower, with more bass. And less accordion.

posted September 07, 2003 17:52                   

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Originally posted by maswan:
Well, after getting back to Sweden, guess what the first can I saw in the cooler at a 7-11 (needed a snack for my night-walk through Stockholm to the airport)? IRN-BRU.

Btw, I had a great time over there and I can't wait till I get to see you next time.

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