Up Front: Isn't It Romantic?
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I'm suprised that people approach Meatloaf, full stop.
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Hugh is definitely cuter but has that tendency to do it with ho's in public.
C'mon Dinah, you bang (ahem) in one nail, no one calls you a builder. But you do it with one ho in public and forever more you're known as... :-)
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I'm suprised that people approach Meatloaf, full stop.
Actually, I find it quite believable that someone who'd actually walk down the aisle to that song would just run up to Meatloaf on the street and tell him they'd done so.
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Perhaps those people were just unromantic pragmatists, possibly to a fault. 'Want and need, but not love? Well, I suppose that'll have to do.'
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@ all the libbies out there, and library customers.
On my several years working on the circulation desk at the public library, we got endless entertainment out of the poor, nervous, sweaty bastards getting out 'The Joy of Sex' etc... So if you've ever been down to your local video store renting porno dvd's, yes, you will forever be known as porno guy to the staff there.
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I wonder if Hugh Grant has a local video store?
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Nevertheless, romance reading still comes with a high degree of stigma attached.
Of course, back when we were teenages science fiction reading did too. It was a slightly wierd geeky thing that the wierd geeks read.
I'm still coming to terms with the fact that spending lots of time on the computer, reading sci fi, and bonking people that you mostly romanced over a computer network, are now mainstream.
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and bonking people that you mostly romanced over a computer network,
I must say, that sounds very uncomfortable.
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The thought of an instant invitation to 'come on up' being delivered to only two out of three serenaders seems too cruel...please Emma, tell me it is too cruel.
Indeed, it wasn't straight away . I dated first one of them, and then the second one (and Reader, I married him, briefly). The only overlap was months after the singing incident, at a party I went to dressed as a Green Orion Slave Girl. I do have some standards, you know.
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Hey, no offense meant. Of course the true explanation is (relatively) innocent, but the image of the third wheel left standing in the street was just so entertaining... :)
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Green Orion Slave Girl? Dare I ask?
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Don't worry; I googled it. Star Trek; I should have guessed.
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bonking people that you mostly romanced over a computer network
Back when there was a bit more stigma attached, I learned to say happily "We met the old-fashioned way - on the Internet!" Somehow that dispersed the opprobrium.
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Mmm... Yvone Craig...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orions
Mind you, I first read that as Green Onion Slave Girl.
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Hey, no offense meant. Of course the true explanation is (relatively) innocent, but the image of the third wheel left standing in the street was just so entertaining... :)
Oh, none taken, it was supposed to be entertaining. That's what my past is for, making people laugh.
Of course, back when we were teenages science fiction reading did too. It was a slightly wierd geeky thing that the wierd geeks read.
Being the mother of a geek, I'm very happy about its 'new black' status. I'm more concerned about my eleven year old daughter who's just announced that she wants to go to a firing range for her birthday party.
Mmm... Yvone Craig...
I was Susan Oliver. But don't let that disturb your image of Yvonne Craig.
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I must say, that sounds very uncomfortable.
You ever seen an IBM Blade Centre on startup? Make a vibrating bed look like a futon...
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I was Susan Oliver
Actually, it was Susan Oliver I was mmming about, now you mention it, but my memory did not totally deceive me, Yvonne Craig was a green onion too.
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Green Orion Slave Girl? Dare I ask?
I'm shaking my head sadly over here. ;) It's from 'The Cage'! The only two-parter! That revamped pilot episode! With Vina! And Captain Pike!
Met my husband on the internet: check.
Can name particular Star Trek episodes based on alien characters contained therein: check.
Thinks Emma dressing up as a Green Orion Slave Girl is possibly the most awesome thing ever: check.
Thank god geek *is* the new black. I'd be irredeemable otherwise.
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I'll exchange Colin Firth for Sawyer, walking out of the sea, shirtless, on last night's re-run of Lost.
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That's what my past is for, making people laugh.
Point taken. Sorry again :(
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I read it as Green Onion as well; something to do with Booker T and the MGs, I thought.
<blockquote>I'm shaking my head sadly over here. ;) It's from 'The Cage'! The only two-parter! That revamped pilot episode! With Vina! And Captain Pike!</quote>Fortunately, I have no idea what any of this means.
Sam, I think she means it.
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Sorry, that was just a draft.
I read it as Green Onion as well; something to do with Booker T and the MGs, I thought.I'm shaking my head sadly over here. ;) It's from 'The Cage'! The only two-parter! That revamped pilot episode! With Vina! And Captain Pike!
Fortunately, I have no idea what any of this means.
Sam, I think she means it.
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Green Onion Slave Girl
She's the one press-ganged into serving the dip n chips at the party, right?
overlap
Dare I ask..
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Sam, I think she means it.
I do! I do! Smiley face!
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I read it as Green Onion as well; something to do with Booker T and the MGs, I thought.
Actually, that episode could have been improved by some Booker T and the MGs. Then again, so could most things.
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