anonemouse

When I spent the summer on Cape Cod in 2004, I was amazed at how much more accepting the people there were. It really made me want to go back, maybe even live there full-time. You see, a lot of the tourism in that area is based on gays, since Provincetown is a major location for gay marriages, being a primarily gay town. They have to be accepting, or they don't get business. Even for a straight person, it was liberating, since I know what it's like to be discriminated against for something that I can't change (my Atheism, of course). In contrast, before I went I was telling my GP (at the time, I was on medication that required monthly visits) about my plans, and he felt (as a good Christian man, of course) required to warn me about Provincetown, about all the "dykes walking around with other dykes on leashes." And that's an exact quote. Nice Christian man he was, huh?

I don't like any condiment. Well, other than teriyaki and bbq sauces. The smell of the others get to me.

No, I am! But keep it quiet! :kiss

Holy cow, that's addictive!

And she manages to completely ignore the fact that she's the one that first brought someone's name into a conversation. Yet we're supposed to believe that SHE'S the one being stalked?

Ditto. In real life, I've admitted my Atheism to very few people. I've lived in Tennessee/Kentucky my entire life, so you could imagine how well it would go over in most situations. I've talked about it with my old roomie and her boyfriend/fiance/hubby/ex-hubby/whatever, and they were very accepting of it, even curious (they were both Mormon). I've also come out and explained it to the folks that come to my door to try and convert me. Of course, I'm not so nice with them. It's always fun to show them how much they don't know about evolution, science, and Atheism ('cause invariably, they know absolutely nothing, or at least only know misinformation that they've been given by other religious people).

But it's so freakin' funny, isn't it? You just have to sit back and laugh at how pitiful it is. AND how obvious. It's really funny when one of the SNs thanks the other for telling it how to change its IP address online. Especially when it's a little too late, because the IPs have already been compared.

Blehh. That's NASTY. Well, ketchup on ANYTHING is nasty, not just pizza.

I like Christmas hymns, oddly enough. It's the commercialized crap that makes me want to kill someone. I DESPISE Jingle Bells, Silver Bells, Frosty the Snowman, the pop crap that every single artist seems to sing at Christmas time. I think it's left over from having to sing in my elementary school's Christmas concert every fucking year that I was there. The same song. Over. And over. And over. Now they make me want to stab my eardrums.

Oh, and happy 10th!

Um, I actually have a brand new addiction, as of last Friday. Anyone ever seen Blood Ties? It's a vampire show on Lifetime (and other networks, internationally). I caught part of an episode on Friday night and then spent LBT's downtime on Monday watching the previous episodes online. All 15 or so of them.

Figures. I swap one loud fucking neighbor for another loud fucking neighbor. At least the other one was only loud during the day!

I got a new neighbor a few days ago. Guess what he/she's doing? Playing loud fucking music/tv at 1:42 in the morning. This seals it. Tomorrow morning, I'm marching myself right down to the manager's office and filing a complaint. :help:

Bleh. FUN way, not jun way.

If they're good, you can sell them. If they aren't, they're just a jun way to pass the time.

This website, Pogo.com: Play free online games! Win big prizes!, has some entertaining games. Go out to the movies or a romantic dinner with your DH.

I'd suggest beading, but that may be more tedious than you could bear. I think the packets of beads that you can buy in stores have the colors labeled, but I'm not sure. If they do, you could just label a divided container and hope they don't get mixed up. My fall-back is always watching movies and reading, to be honest. Well, that and chatting online.

Ditto. I've only heard a few people on this site and others mentioning that they didn't need a fill. Of course, it does happen, but it's really very rare. Your surgeon should be able to tell you when you need a fill. If you still have restriction and are still losing weight, they generally won't give you a fill.

You are seriously awesome, Losing! I really do look up to you and other bandsters like you. Me? I'm an exercise-phobe, but I've been looking into getting a membership to a gym, since they've got yoga and pilates classes that I'm interested in. I just hope I can have the same sort of success that you do.

PM me and I'll tell you all about it.

And btw, you aren't being paranoid if they really are out to get you. :heh:

of glee over here. WASa knows why. :clap2: :Banane34:

Thank you! You are the bestest brown-haired mod we've got. :love: (Um, Alexandra is blonde, right? Don't wanna offend. )

I've sent you a PM. Not sure if you check your box regularly or not.

I know what WASa looks like. Some of the other people on the board know what she looks like, also, since they've met her in person. Where are your pictures? So I can't post in any thread that she posts in? If I do, I'm rushing to her posts? Give me a break. I use New Posts to get to threads, and I look at any that appear interesting. I see all threads that have new posts in them, regardless of whether I am friends with the person posting or not. Yes, I am friends with her. Friends generally look to see what their friends are posting. If they are being attacked, they stand up for them. They have conversations with them. It's called being a good friend. And if you want to see how many topics I can come up with on my own, just look in my profile. There's quite a few. And I can ask you the same question, since very few of your attacks have actually been in RnR. You seem to get your rocks off by following WASa around.