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What a waste of time. Somebody from WBC actually had to listen to Telephone and create their own lyrics. That probably took hours.
OTOH, it's hours where the Westboro loonies weren't spreading their hate at soldiers' funerals. So I guess it's a good thing...relatively speaking.
The other thing, ironically, is that I can't stand Lady Gaga. I find her too weird and don't like the style of music.
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Post #385 of the 3.5-a-thon. The thread also contains the gem of a statement "On average you expect the die to roll a 3.5."
Might want to remember that, next time you read one of his football posts.
I've been here since November 2002. How the hell did I miss this???
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Thanks all! If you remember, three years ago, our cat Doggie died on my birthday.
Today, we have a lively orange and white tabby named Bernie. All 17 1/2 pounds of him.
Thankfully, Bernie lived through the day today. Third year in a row that the cat didn't die on my birthday.
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I was at the Lake County Captains game tonight in the Cleveland suburbs. A group of us had gathered at the outfield bar at the ballpark, where the Tribe-Tigers game was on TV.
I saw the play live on the broadcast, initially thought he was out, but I noticed that the pitcher snow-coned the ball on the replay, which is why I thought the umpire called Jason Donald safe. But Donald was out. Even the ump has owned up to this.
This would have been the third perfect game in 4 weeks. Now, this is going to be remembered for another reason. And it may be remembered moreso than the other two perfect games, for what happened at the end, how the umpire handled it, and how Gallaraga (sp?) handled it as well.
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What is it about Miami of Ohio girls?
My brother went to Miami University and married one of these girls. She is tall and blonde. She's also much more down to earth than you would expect.
Ironically enough, both my brother and I married girls from the same high school. The same high school Patricia Heaton graduated from, if that tells you anything.
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Ok, I trust we'll get your real opinion on all this stuff when she's not looking over your shoulder.
She's upstairs. I had no pressure from her when I wrote this.
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Hey LV-- Thought I saw that Strasburg's MLB first start might be against the Buccos; not sure if in Pittsburgh or DC--I have to check the schedule.
That game's in DC. I've seen that Strasburg's second start could well be in Cleveland against the Tribe on June 13, so we will see.
The fastball is impressive, but a lot of pitchers have a great fastball. It's the curveball that's the secret to success. Once Sandy Koufax learned how to throw a curveball, he was unstoppable. Strasburg has a curveball.
I'm not saying Strasburg is the next Koufax or Nolan Ryan, but he has the tools to be a superstar. It's the intangibles that will decide his status and success.
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I love how this topic has such a wide array of answers.
When asked why he likes 18-20 range of girls, this was his top reasons.
1. Hotter
Disagree 100%. I'm 41, and as Chef said, there are so many 30-40 year olds that are hotter. Why do you think the term "cougar" has entered the English lexicon?
2. Looking to have fun and not settle downThat one I do agree with. Most girls that age aren't ready to settle down.
3. Don't care about bank account...and we're back to disagreeing 100%. I would say most do care about money, and that's why they date older guys. Ever hear the term "golddigger"?
4. Not fully engulfed in the bar scene and binge drinking. He says he is sick of going out all the time.If you live in Milledgeville, Georgia this is incorrect. Or any other college town, for that matter.
5. He enjoys their insignificant life problems and lack of baggageNot untrue, but I seemed to date a lot of women that had, for lack of a better term, "daddy issues".
And BTW, my wife is 41, and still hot. In some ways, she's more beautiful than ever to me.
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Exactly
But to the point of the original post I do not believe an 18 year old has the maturity to decide if it is proper to sleep with a man who is that much older. Besides my gut tells me it is just wrong. Once the young woman is through college and has experienced a bit of life - at least mid twenties - then perhaps all is fair game. IMO an 18 year old has not reached full adult status yet.
When I was 24, I dated an 18 year old briefly in the summer before she went to college. Not much of an age difference there, but there's a lot of maturity that occurs between 18 and 24.
Today, she's 35, divorced, a single parent with two boys, and just finished nursing school. I'd say she grew up.
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First of all......GROSS.
I always thought Celine was underrated in her beauty (when she was younger, she was really pretty), but what happened? There's been some work done there.
Second of all, very funny Beerboy. Just because we got paid a lot of money to make sure this happened, does NOT mean they are mine.Celine's been trying to add to her family for years, and she's 42. Hope the DNA test works out for ya.
Third of all, Note to self: do not let Beerboy review the books/client list anymore.Fourth of all, I have as much or more respect for old people than anyone, but Celine sure will be busy with two little diapers and one big one.(((rim shot)))
Fifth of all, I hope the State of Nevada is happy with their two new anchor babies.Nevada needs the jobs this will create more than just about anyone.
Vegas got hit really hard in the economic downturn, as we all know. Celine lives at Lake Las Vegas, and the Ritz-Carlton resort there closed about a month ago because they were losing tons of money.
Sixth of all, this is the end of Harry Reid. His fault or not the voters are not going to be happy with more Canadians locking themselves down in his State.That can only be a good thing, getting rid of Reid, Canadians notwithstanding.
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You missed the one key moment in all of that. Dollar Bill died.
True, but I think they were laying the foundation before that happened. Dollar Bill's been dead less than three years.
Then the son takes over, and reaps the benefits. The 'Hawks are the toast of Chicago now.
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Calvin Murphy was on a Houston radio station this morning saying the whole Delonte/LeBron's mom thing is true.
As a Clevelander, I've heard this rumor exactly once, about three days after the series with the Celtics ended.
It's not true. I have to believe that Delonte has better taste in women than Gloria, who I understand is a real piece...of work.
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How about The Last Boy Scout just for.
I hated that movie. We're supposed to believe that Damon Wayans is a badass quarterback? And the stadium at the beginning is supposed to be Cleveland when it is the LA Coliseum (look closely).
My pick? No surprise, it's Major League. I've seen that movie so many times over the years I've lost count. I think it's close to 100.
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You're preaching to the choir, man.
I love golf as well. As far as the driver is concerned, see which driver matches your swing. Levi's right on that call.
Here's to another summer of golf!
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I predict WVU over Butler in the championship game.
Keep in mind my brackets got destroyed.
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No traveling, just over to my parents for brunch and Kim's for dinner.
At least we don't have to cook.
Happy Easter everyone.
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RIP, Mr. Olsen.
Likely the most famous person ever to attend Utah State University.
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Dear Lord, how Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd have aged.
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Update: Mo'Nique won. And a pretty good speech to boot.
I'll say this, if someone told me a year ago that Mo'Nique would win an Oscar, I would have laughed.
Well, it happened.
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The timer on the bomb will always stop at one second when the green wire is cut. Or is it the red wire?
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Mo'Nique's about as much a mortal lock for an Oscar as anyone's ever been.
Gee, never thought I'd see that after watching her work on the old UPN show The Parkers...
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He was never nominated for an Oscar. Yet, if you're my age (40), you grew up with his movies.
The Breakfast Club. Weird Science. Ferris Bueller. Sixteen Candles. Some Kind of Wonderful (which is underrated). Pretty in Pink. Vacation. Uncle Buck. Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. And, Home Alone.
Tonight, John Hughes was saluted at the Oscars, with actors who were in his films. They even pointed out his family in the audience.
Two comments about those who appeared to salute Hughes:
1) Judd Nelson looks like a homeless guy. Maybe he is, for all I know.
2) Tell Anthony Michael Hall to lay off the HGH.
RIP, Mr. Hughes.
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And my pics:
Terry O'Quinn (although with Lost's success, maybe he's too famous now)
Bruce McGill, who was D-Day in Animal House. He's gained quite a bit of weight over the last three decades and looks nothing like that now, but he is a very good character actor.
...and the guy in the recent Old Spice commercial.
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I don't know what happened to the other four, but I'm pretty sure I know where BF is.
He prefers to dine upon colored, mass-produced wax. Hell, it's better than retatta.