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Euphoriameantime wrote:
StephenKingman wrote: Im very fond of number 5, too. :wink:
You like men rubbing their stubble on your face? :D I prefer a nice 2-3 day stubble.
My dad used to rub his whisker stubble on my face when I was a kid, it hurt like Hell. He called it chin pie. :cry:
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Bighuey wrote:
Euphoriameantime wrote:
StephenKingman wrote: Im very fond of number 5, too. :wink:
You like men rubbing their stubble on your face? :D I prefer a nice 2-3 day stubble.
My dad used to rub his whisker stubble on my face when I was a kid, it hurt like Hell. He called it chin pie. :cry:
Ugh! Dad pie is always more bristly than normal britles anyway ha.
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list of my favorite places to go
chilis,plato's closet,bird averies,just about anywhere fun really.
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List of things I wish had never been invented:

High heels
Ugg Boots
Brussel Sprouts
Chewing Gum
Cholesterol
Paper Table Napkins
The Gym
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Fran wrote:List of things I wish had never been invented:

High heels
Ugg Boots
Brussel Sprouts
Chewing Gum
Cholesterol
Paper Table Napkins
The Gym
Im with you on paper table napkins, Fran. They are absolutely uslesss. Ill add califlour and turtle soup.
"I planted some birdseed. A bird came up. Now I dont know what to feed it." Ramblings of a retired senile mind.
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Bighuey wrote:
Fran wrote:List of things I wish had never been invented:

High heels
Ugg Boots
Brussel Sprouts
Chewing Gum
Cholesterol
Paper Table Napkins
The Gym
Im with you on paper table napkins, Fran. They are absolutely uslesss. Ill add califlour and turtle soup.
And coke cola. Maybe that's the only way I'd stopped drinking it.

-- 21 Dec 2011, 14:55 --

Lists of my favourite cuisine:

Italian
Japanese
Mexican
Indian (in that order)
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My favorites are;
Mexican not much choice there considering where I live
American ranch style cooking
Italian
Chinese
"I planted some birdseed. A bird came up. Now I dont know what to feed it." Ramblings of a retired senile mind.
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List of unproductive things that I do:
  • - Watch T.V.
    - Build things just to destroy them
    - Throw pieces of paper at people
    - Pull unnecessary amount of pranks
    - Dance with no music on
    - Confuse people
    - Cover my entire hand(s) with glue/paint just to peel it off
    - Smoke cigarettes
    - Contemplate the meaning of life
    - Write up lists about unproductive things that I do
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Unproductive things, Ive got a few.
Smoke a pipe
Go to the globo and buy usless junk
Walk to my brother-in-law's place every morning and drink coffee and swap lies
Re arange furniture
Fool around on the computer
Chase the pigeons away for my outside dog's food-dosent work, they keep coming back
"I planted some birdseed. A bird came up. Now I dont know what to feed it." Ramblings of a retired senile mind.
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Bighuey wrote:Unproductive things, Ive got a few.
Smoke a pipe
Go to the globo and buy usless junk
Walk to my brother-in-law's place every morning and drink coffee and swap lies
Re arange furniture
Fool around on the computer
Chase the pigeons away for my outside dog's food-dosent work, they keep coming back
Haha, in the end, it can't be that unproductive. After all, where would we be without the- oh yeah, that's right...
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Gurkavitch wrote:List of unproductive things that I do:
  • - Watch T.V.
    - Build things just to destroy them
    - Throw pieces of paper at people
    - Pull unnecessary amount of pranks
    - Dance with no music on
    - Confuse people
    - Cover my entire hand(s) with glue/paint just to peel it off
    - Smoke cigarettes
    - Contemplate the meaning of life
    - Write up lists about unproductive things that I do
I kicked that habit when I was oh about eight years old. But it used to be damn good fun!
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RuqeeD wrote:
Gurkavitch wrote:List of unproductive things that I do:
  • - Watch T.V.
    - Build things just to destroy them
    - Throw pieces of paper at people
    - Pull unnecessary amount of pranks
    - Dance with no music on
    - Confuse people
    - Cover my entire hand(s) with glue/paint just to peel it off
    - Smoke cigarettes
    - Contemplate the meaning of life
    - Write up lists about unproductive things that I do
I kicked that habit when I was oh about eight years old. But it used to be damn good fun!
haha, it really is. I tried to stop but... i just keep comin' back. My best guess is because of boredom - it's the only thing that seems logical.
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Woodland Nymph wrote:Ten Novels I Hope to Read in the Near Future:

- Les Miserables by Victor Hugo
- Clarissa by Samuel Richardson
- Lorna Doone by Richard Blackmore
- Cry to Heaven by Anne Rice
- Emma; or The Unfortunate Attachment by Georgiana Spencer Cavendish
- Young Hearts Crying by Richard Yates
- Villette by Charlotte Brontë
- Mathilda by Mary Shelley
- The Last Man by Mary Shelley
- The Man Who Laughs by Victor Hugo
Finally! I think 'Revolutionary Road' is a little overhyped (in the context of Yates of course, not in relation to other writers). I enjoyed 'Young Hearts Crying' and 'Eleven Kinds of Loneliness'...Of course Revolutionary Road is very good writing, but I didn't enjoy the plot as much.

I haven't read any of the others in the list :oops: (Tried reading Villette many years back, never completed it)
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List of 10 unorthodox things I do

-Drink water in a glass then go out the back and spit it all out
-Pretend I'm a soldier in the war by diving in the bushes at the mini park
-Break planks by jumping on them with it being held by a stone and a shoe.
-Not play Chess if I'm not the color black/brown.
-Pick stuff that's stuck in my dogs fur
-Jump off my porch onto the grass and pretend I'm dead for a short period of time.
-Make up scenarios for the stupidest thing.
-Purposely sleep like a bum on my bed.
-Climb across the garage end and pretend lava is down if I drop.
-Scratch my dogs belly to make his leg kick.
"Humanity is a parade of fools, and I am at the front of it, twirling a baton." - Dean Koontz
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Jump up and down on bubble wrap to listen to it pop
"I planted some birdseed. A bird came up. Now I dont know what to feed it." Ramblings of a retired senile mind.
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