I guess I'll have to go to Best Buy and look. Or maybe Walmart. Oops I think I just heard Carson faint. (Remember the episode about the boy friend proposing to the girlfriend. He told Carson where he bought one of his shirts. K-Mart.)
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I guess I'll have to go to Best Buy and look. Or maybe Walmart. Oops I think I just heard Carson faint. (Remember the episode about the boy friend proposing to the girlfriend. He told Carson where he bought one of his shirts. K-Mart.)
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I guess I'll have to go to Best Buy and look. Or maybe Walmart. Oops I think I just heard Carson faint. (Remember the episode about the boy friend proposing to the girlfriend. He told Carson where he bought one of his shirts. K-Mart.)
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I guess I'll have to go to Best Buy and look. Or maybe Walmart. Oops I think I just heard Carson faint. (Remember the episode about the boy friend proposing to the girlfriend. He told Carson where he bought one of his shirts. K-Mart.)
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I think DVDs are fine. It's clothes that you aren't supposed to buy at places like Kmart and Walmart.
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I read an article a year or so ago about how Walmart sells edited DVDs and CDs to make them "family friendly", and doesn't indicate that they are edited. Granted, this article was in a small local paper and I don't know how valid it was, AND I've never read anything else about it - but it made me wonder.
The writer was quite angry because he lives in a small remote town in western NC where Walmart is pretty much the only retailer for things like that. It's Walmart or drive an hour and a half. He resented Walmart deciding for him what was okay to see and what wasn't, and especially resented that they don't make it clear that it was edited material.
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I read an article a year or so ago about how Walmart sells edited DVDs and CDs to make them "family friendly", and doesn't indicate that they are edited. Granted, this article was in a small local paper and I don't know how valid it was, AND I've never read anything else about it - but it made me wonder.
The writer was quite angry because he lives in a small remote town in western NC where Walmart is pretty much the only retailer for things like that. It's Walmart or drive an hour and a half. He resented Walmart deciding for him what was okay to see and what wasn't, and especially resented that they don't make it clear that it was edited material.
*sigh* Walmart, Walmart... the food is fine, just the same at any other place... but besides the entire place smelling of dog food, they've had a horrible history of sweatshops overseas and gender discrimination towards employees... nevermind the clothes fall apart within five washings and the electronics are secretly edited!
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The Rent! movie is coming out November 11, but Jai won't be in it. I don't think his schedule allowed. Anyway, it still looks good, but as of now it will only be in theatres so you had better catch it when you can! You can see a trailer of it if you google "Rent movie." It's pretty good, it's got the best song from Rent (In my opinion) on it.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0294870/trailers
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when I went to see the perfcet man I saw the rent trailer I recnized the first two notes and frecked out my mom didn't know till I told her. I wish Jai had even a swing role in the the movie
I'm anti wal-mart everything their smells weid. people actually live at one the one in my hometown! sad I know
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Look, Ted finally put up his own official website!
http://www.tedallen.net/
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Look, Ted finally put up his own official website!
http://www.tedallen.net/
Awww, it's about time. Thanks, Naomi!
Why does it have architectural plans all over it, though, I wonder?
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Look, Ted finally put up his own official website!
http://www.tedallen.net/
Awww, it's about time. Thanks, Naomi!
Why does it have architectural plans all over it, though, I wonder?
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Maybe because it's "under construction"?
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I had a bad experience once while buying a cd w/ a bunch of one-hit-wonder songs. The cashier had the nerve to tell me that so-so is a good song....etc. Kinda like snopping at what you buy..she also made some remark...about one of the songs
Shouldn't it NOT be the cashier's business to look & comment at what you are purchasing. I thought it was very rude and discourteous
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I had a bad experience once while buying a cd w/ a bunch of one-hit-wonder songs. The cashier had the nerve to tell me that so-so is a good song....etc. Kinda like snopping at what you buy..she also made some remark...about one of the songs
Shouldn't it NOT be the cashier's business to look & comment at what you are purchasing. I thought it was very rude and discourteous
Hi, DD! I'm not trying to blast you or anything but I'm just curious as to why you thought the cashier was being rude. Maybe he/she was just trying to make conversation. If they weren't criticizing your purchase, they probably weren't trying to be discourteous.
I've worked as a cashier at a fast food restuarant, a supermarket, and now I'm at a department store (though I'm not usually at the register) so it's hard for me to get angry at customer service people. I know what it's like to work in that kind of job so I usually just give them the benefit of the doubt. Just offering MHO.
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MidniteBlue: I share your "humble" opinion....in fact, when I go out on a date (I don't want to tell you how long it's been because you'd pity me!), I like to check out how my date treats service staff. If he doesn't acknowledge or say thank you or if he gives the waiter a hard time over some small thing, it's time to say "move on, paisan!". I've heard a lot of women say that a good test of a guy's character is how he treats his mom and I would add to that the way he treats clerks, service people, etc. If there's over the top provocation, I would expect my date to stand his ground, but for everyday situations, a smile and a kind word are totally sexy.
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If he has a gun in the glove compartment and a body in the boot, he just might be connected! Now THAT'S sexy!
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If he has a gun in the glove compartment and a body in the boot, he just might be connected! Now THAT'S sexy!
You guys sound like you're from England, using the word "boot."
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Good for Ted and his fans.
One of my favorite Ted moments was in the Andrew Lane eppy.
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If he has a gun in the glove compartment and a body in the boot, he just might be connected! Now THAT'S sexy!
You guys sound like you're from England, using the word "boot."
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Good for Ted and his fans.
One of my favorite Ted moments was in the Andrew Lane eppy.
Let me guess: 'Tis only a flesh wound!"
That Carson, what a spaz. But that's why we love him so much.
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Good for Ted and his fans.
One of my favorite Ted moments was in the Andrew Lane eppy.
Let me guess: 'Tis only a flesh wound!"
That Carson, what a spaz. But that's why we love him so much.
Ah, but that Python quote was from Ted, not Carson. Though it was said only after Carson stabbed Ted's head with a corkscrew. LOL
Looking forward to the website!
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Hello... I'm new here and hopefully this'll be the site i've been looking for... but so much for that, I've seen some videos of those Texas episodes... it looks real fun!!!! I can't wait for those episodes to come out!!!
They look really cute!!!!!
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If he has a gun in the glove compartment and a body in the boot, he just might be connected! Now THAT'S sexy!
You guys sound like you're from England, using the word "boot."
I'm not from England... but Massachusetts is in New England.. I'm hesitant to ask what a 'connection' is.. Do you mean like "The French Connection"?
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Hello... I'm new here and hopefully this'll be the site i've been looking for... but so much for that, I've seen some videos of those Texas episodes... it looks real fun!!!! I can't wait for those episodes to come out!!!
They look really cute!!!!!
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Ok, seeing as how I havent been on here in a while Im not quite sure if what I am about to say has been talked about already but I am so happy. As we all know Kyan is now doing commercials for Hair coloring stuff ( I forgot the brand name right now). We also know that the fabulous Thom is doing Pier 1 commercials. But like 10 minutes ago, or maybe it was a half an hour ago, oh who cares when but it was just a little bit ago today (if that makes any sense)I was watching the Surreal Life Reunion on VH1 and I saw a commercial for Diet Coke or Pepsi I cant remember which, and Carson was in it. Yippee. Oh and an update on Jai he is still hott. Lol. Ok I love and Miss you all.
Love Always
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*My teeter-totters broken*
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FYI, notey, "connected" means you have ties to The Mob.
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FYI, notey, "connected" means you have ties to The Mob.
tomasulo, tsk tsk tsk! Do you remember your first post to General Comments in November of 2003? You were crushing on the New Jersey cop, John Verdi. I wonder if he is still with his beautiful girlfriend. Remember when he started with the baby talk to her? ugh. It reminded me of last nights silly, self absorbed SG who served seafood to his girlfriend who didn't like fish!
My_guy_ky and I posted on Carson's but Bravo doesn't seem to have a thread up yet. Can't get it up, eh, Bravo??
Nevermind, I am looking back at TTB's early posts. I might repost some of my favorites.. Watch out!
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Remember this post from tomasulo?
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I'm sorry the new QE calendar doesn't show the birthdates for the Fab 5...does anyone out there know this info?
P.S. I'm a straight woman and he's a gay man.....but Thom in that cop uniform on the John V. episode fulfilled every fantasy I've ever had. Go figure.
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I am TOTALLY into QE! It is the only program I watch regularly on tv now. I think Thom is sooooo handsome! His features are so animated; I love to watch his expressions when he gets excited. Oh and his smile is to die for! He recently got his hair cut and I was upset because I drifted in those waves, but the new cut shows off more of his face and that is NEVER a bad thing.
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It was my impression that cashiers just say somethings like..."did you find everything okay...hi...how are you today"..."
Beyond that, in my opinion, is a little snoopy in customer's purchases. If anybody sees it as "making conversation", etc. That is fine
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It reminded me of last nights silly, self absorbed SG who served seafood to his girlfriend who didn't like fish!
My_guy_ky and I posted on Carson's but Bravo doesn't seem to have a thread up yet. Can't get it up, eh, Bravo??
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It is to become law in Spain that men do as much housework as their wives. Well, it's not strictly speaking a law - more a change to the marriage contract to include a pledge to share cleaning burdens and such. It's coming in as a section of divorce reform, so that "he never did any washing up" will soon be fair grounds for parting, whereas before the idle spouse would have had to go to the Spanish equivalent of Brighton (Torremolinos?) with a hooker and a private [expletive deleted]. Nobody will actually be sent to prison for watching Biggos Brotheros when there were clearly chores to be done. But it "sends a message", said Margarita Uria, the parliamentarian who pushed for the clause.
I suggested much the same thing myself one time, when I was concocting the manifesto for a fourth political party, as part of a women's magazine jape - my plan was that tax would be paid in inverse proportion to the amount of housework a person did, so that a man doing an average amount (the figure at that time was 24 minutes a day, to a woman's two hours and a bit) would end up paying 75% tax, while his lady friend paid a quarter.
The truly crafty thing about my plan was that it wasn't really about the sexes at all, it was ushering in socialism through the back door - because, working on the assumption that the best-paid member of a household is generally speaking the most slothful, all households would end up paying way over 50% in tax. Plus, the complex monitoring systems (nationwide CCTV, finger sensors to register contact with Vim etc) would put the structures in place for me to become a totalitarian dictator when I wanted to take things a few steps further.
Nobody called me on this nefarious long game since it was, as I say, a jape; and I have to say that I'm surprised that any plan, anywhere in Europe, that resembled mine even a tiny bit ever got beyond the status of jape.
In Spain, the domestic burden on women appears very onerous - the average man spends 44 minutes a day on cleaning and 51 on childcare, while his wife spends nearly six hours on both. The figure is unenlightening, though, since it doesn't factor in how many women work full-time, so there must be spikes in the graph from women without jobs who do nearly everything about the house. I don't think anyone would seriously counter that it was misogynistic for the person who didn't have to go to work to do other stuff instead, even if that "other stuff" were the tedious business of cleaning. A lot of regular work is very tedious as well. My view is that in a household where two people work, the bulk of the cleaning is undertaken by the person with the highest standards. Technically speaking, it is unfair, since even a person with infinitesimally higher standards will end up doing the lion's share of the work. (You only need to think "I can no longer stand to look at that washing up" a minute before your spouse thinks it, and lo, you've done it.)
In peculiar relationships, couples vie to have the lowest standards and descend into unspeakable squalor. Otherwise, it might generally be women who do the cleaning, but as one of the third generation of fully employed females in my family, I can tell you that this is a cultural hangover, and will erode over time. Cleanliness isn't innate to the female psyche. I have a fragment of week-old Wotsit wedged in my keyboard, and that's why I rarely use the letter ... oh never mind.
What's curious and telling, I think, is that such an issue has to be addressed at a constitutional level, rather than a domestic one. Women, in other words, ought to be able to fight this battle themselves. What's wrong with negotiation? Whatever happened to old-fashioned nagging and moaning?
There's actually not a bad parallel with our Asbo debate. Where once neighbours would negotiate between themselves and, in the case of a particularly noxious neighbour, gather to voice their discontent, they now call the police. The police have no legislation on which to act, so sooner or later, the legislation is supplied. But legislation is a blunt and insensitive tool, so before you know it, eccentric or unpopular citizens get an Asbo for getting undressed with the curtains open or gardening in their pants. Large, flabby concepts - sociability, consideration, cleanliness, fairness - are best addressed on a small scale. The law is only really good for the small, concrete things that can be measured in cash or stitches.
So Ms Uria is right. This Spanish business does send a message, but the message is: "We Spanish women are too clean, and we aren't good enough at moaning." I want to say that they should take a masterclass from the French, but I'm scared of sounding like a Tory ...
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Yeah! That was an odd episode, wasn't it?
I died laughing when Jim couldn't kill the lobster (and I really am an animal rights supporter, REALLY!) both at the reactions of the FF and at Jim's tenacity.
In Jim's defense, he TOLD Ted that Lauren didn't care for fish, so in a way the faux pas is Ted's (oh, SHUT MY MOUTH!) and Jim just followed orders.
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what's with all the killing on a show latey I can't take it