#51
Posted: 8/8/05 at 7:56pm
Which senile person has the most beautiful voice?
OK, call me crabby tonight, but can't anyone make a decision on their own? — Page 3
#52
Posted: 8/8/05 at 8:33pm
Boobs, that question I can help you with.
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Don't ever, ever use your cell phone in a small crowded restaurant unless you want to leave wearing Chateau Simard St. Julien 1989.
#53
Posted: 8/8/05 at 8:39pm
Is Shoshana Bean nice?
(I mean what does the poster think we'll say, "NO, she murdered her family at 13, burned down the Smithsonian at 18, and dropped a house on her sister at 21!")
C'mon people!
(I mean what does the poster think we'll say, "NO, she murdered her family at 13, burned down the Smithsonian at 18, and dropped a house on her sister at 21!")
C'mon people!
It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story...
AGATHA CHRISTIE, Life magazine, May 14, 1956
Updated On: 8/8/05 at 08:39 PM
#54
Posted: 8/8/05 at 8:53pm
Cruel,
Which senile person has the most beautiful voice?
is not a decision, you're asking for a subjective opinion, for gosh sakes. I'm not a seer, and neither is anyone else on BWW. We have no friggin clue. To what senile person do you refer? Is that person truly senile? Do we care?
Which senile person has the most beautiful voice?
is not a decision, you're asking for a subjective opinion, for gosh sakes. I'm not a seer, and neither is anyone else on BWW. We have no friggin clue. To what senile person do you refer? Is that person truly senile? Do we care?
#55
Posted: 8/9/05 at 12:17am
jose...Hi!! I am so sorry to upset you with my question. However,I just thought asking that question here would be a good use of my resources, given that there are so many new yorkers that post here and have obviously gone through the NYC apartment hunting process. As clueless southerner who knows nothing about New York I was just hoping for some helpful hints!!! But it really does give me encouragement that you moved up there with no job and no place to live, and seemed to make it just fine. That really is fantastic!!!! I hope I have that same luck, but I also hope that my New York experience doesn't make me as bitter and cynical as it has made you...And it pains me to say, but responses like that are the reason so many people steriotype New Yorkers as harsh, tactless, and generally rude, (which of course most aren't or I would't e moving there!!)...I would love nothing more than for you to spend the day in the company of classy, charming, gracious southerners. Really, I think we could even put a smile on your face!! Have a wonderful night!!!!
Sending peace and happy thoughts,
Star
Sending peace and happy thoughts,
Star
#56
Posted: 8/9/05 at 8:57am
Don't forget to include the fact that people feel compelled to post their annoyance of other people's decisions posts. They don't seem to be able to handle it without posting said annoyance to everyone else on the board.
ConvinceMe2 is dead. Long live BrendanStryker!
#57
Posted: 8/9/05 at 9:00am
sorry, mr. wilson.
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#58
Posted: 9/22/05 at 9:54pm
Who had the best nose cartilage in the original Wicked cast?
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