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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Aug 27, 2008, 10:16 PM CST
Oh sweet Jesus, the poo-eating scene in "Pink Flamingos."

There are quite a few "memorable" scenes in that freak show of a movie, but that takes the cake.

Gotta love Divine.


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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Aug 27, 2008, 10:09 PM CST
They've got their own international "Brady Bunch," going now. Hey, I say, "more power to ya," if you want or have more than two children. They both have the means to provide a good home for six children (or more), and it seems as though they are both devoted. The kids are seen everywhere with them.

As for quality time, though, who knows?


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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Aug 26, 2008, 11:43 PM CST
mrsmiles4444 wrote:
why is it I hear a great deal of Americans say " speak our language or get out!"

when you speak 3 languages you are tri-lingual.

when you speak 2 languages you are bi-lingual.

when you speak one language you are American.

Ok, give it to me....................go ahead..................shoot, what are your thoughts on the subject?

Do you think you'd make more money if you spoke more languages?
least bi-lingual?



I'm American, and I my sister and I make fun of people who say, "speak our language or get out!" I find it so unbelievably stupid for someone who comes from a country chock full of diversity to expect conformity. It's ridiculous.

That being said, I speak English, and unfortunately, very poor Spanish. I am trying to learn the language all over again, and hope to learn many others.

My salary is based on commission, and the place I work gets a lot of Spanish-speaking customers, so I would most definitely make more money.




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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Aug 26, 2008, 11:33 PM CST
I don't hate my father.

At times I am annoyed by him, but the feeling is mutual.

But there is no hatred there. The man is an excellent provider and would give his life for mine and my siblings.


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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Aug 26, 2008, 3:17 AM CST


"The Burning Bed," A harrowing tale of an exhausted woman, a lit cigarette, and the consequences of working a 14 hour shift at the local diner.

"Beetlejuice" The culinary adventures of two five-year-old boys making "Mommy" breakfast at five o'clock on a Saturday morning.

"Silence of the Lambs" A documentary on the joyous day they stopped showing those damn Serta mattress commercials.






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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Aug 26, 2008, 2:49 AM CST
Oh my gawd, there are so many.


"It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World."

"Arsenic and Old Lace."

"Stage Door."

"Some Like it Hot."

"Yours, Mine, and Ours." (The original, not that Dennis Quaid crap.)

"Some kind of Wonderful."

"Moonstruck."

"The Witches of Eastwick."

"Heathers."

"Beetlejuice."

"Soapdish."

"The Royal Tenenbaums."

"Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy."

"Wedding Crashers."

"The 40 Year Old Virgin."

"Juno."

"Superbad."


And many more. I am terrible that way. I can never pick a "favorite" anything!





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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Aug 26, 2008, 2:32 AM CST
Wake me up, before you go-go, don't leave me hanging on like a yo-yo....


WTF? Where did that come from?


Jitterbug!


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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Aug 26, 2008, 2:29 AM CST
Well, I've never had to wrap my head in aluminum foil but.....


(I kid, I kid.)


Seriously, my childhood wasn't so bad. It was when I started to realize how fucked up the rest of my family was that things started to go down hill.


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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Aug 26, 2008, 2:20 AM CST
As long as his personality isn't disabled, I could love a guy in a wheelchair.

And I'm sure I'd get flack for it, but I'm really not one to care about other people's negative thoughts.


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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Aug 26, 2008, 2:07 AM CST
If the end of my life meant the end to all hatred, war and poverty, I'd gladly give it up.

Or (and I know this is cheating but...)

I would tell everyone I hate to "fuck off" and smirk at the looks on their faces.


I know, I know...I'm a walkin', talkin', postin' contradiction.




rolling eyes


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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Aug 26, 2008, 1:59 AM CST
"To live is so startling, it leaves little time for anything else..." --Emily Dickenson


Is it scary that I can relate to this?


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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Aug 26, 2008, 1:35 AM CST
Ahh...sleeping!

So the saying, "I'll sleep when I'm dead," will finally make sense to me.

I don't want to die while having sex because (no offense to the pleasure-seekers) I care about other people and wouldn't want them to think that sex with them equals death. (And honestly, what if I don't finish? What's the point then?)

Besides, dying in your sleep is nice. The best feeling in the world is the feeling you get when you've settled in for the night, heading toward a nice rest. You're muscles start to relax, your eyes shut slowly, and you just start to drift off.

It's quite nice.








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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Aug 26, 2008, 1:25 AM CST
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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Aug 26, 2008, 1:20 AM CST
I look at it this way:

If the world ends in 2012, I don't have to go to work anymore, pay off my student loans, take my car for an oil change, blah blah blah blah blah.

So here's hoping!

*fingers crossed*


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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Nov 27, 2007, 12:06 AM CST
*Walks past everyone, confused.*

"Huh...I must be lost..."

*Continues walking*


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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Nov 27, 2007, 12:02 AM CST
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hey, don't get me wrong. i hate the person they become when they're willing to kill for a quick fix but if they genuinly sought my HELP in an effort to get themselves sorted then i'd do what i can. who knows, if i was able to help them i could be saving some unfortunate pensioner from being their next victim.
But sometimes they can't seek help. Sometimes YOU have to make an effort to help them. Then they make the choice. "You can lead a horse to water..." and all that jazz, you know what I mean.


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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Nov 26, 2007, 11:57 PM CST
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..pinned dwn by a tiger ?




do you believe that story about my tiger being pinned down by his grown up pet tiger for 4 hours and not being able to move?




he's had the tiger since it was a puppy
I can't believe you've said, "He's had the tiger since it was a puppy."

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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Nov 26, 2007, 11:45 PM CST
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yes, i understand that once the need for a fix kicks in they don't think straight and that it becomes the most important thing in their life. i understand the reasons why they'd go looking for an easy target to get the money they need - but that doesn't mean i have to like nor accept it. it's not the person i detest, it's what they allowed themselves to become and while they're in that state they'd happily kick their grandmother to the ground to get what they want. there's no reasoning with them as they're unable to think rationally.
Dude, I know your pain. I've been there myself. You really can't help but hate the person that knocks down your door at 3 in the morning high as a kite and begging you to get the "rats" off them. I've had family members hooked on drugs steal jewlery and beg for money, only to brag about how stupid my father was to lend such a large about to them right outside the front door. And you can't help but feel so angry and hurt that even looking at them makes you sick. And you hate everyone like them because you think they're all the same. So every junkie you see makes you bristle with something like a violent rage.

But you can't hold on to this rage, this hatred. I find there's no point. And the family members are all clean now, with the help of family, friends, and a little forgiveness.

And I feel sorry for the person I see on the corner, who is so high that they can't stand up straight, because I know that rock bottom is a really lonely place, and the fall must've been really long and hard. And if someone tried to help, instead of severing ties with hatred or anger or judgment, maybe that person wouldn't be on that corner.




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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Nov 26, 2007, 11:18 PM CST
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I copied this from another site, but I have read about it before! Sounds wonderful!

Women and their mood swings, right guys? Right? You know what we're saying. Now, if you happen to be female don't be offended, there's no shame in admitting to the occasional bit of moodiness as according to 19th century doctors it's a symptom of a deadly serious medical condition (along with other symptoms such as nervousness, irritability and the dreaded "tendency to cause trouble"). That's right ladies, you may be a victim of female hysteria and not even know it.

So, how exactly do you cure a so-called "condition" that coincidentally was diagnosed almost entirely to women who dared disobey their Victorian husbands? Glad you asked. The prescription for female hysteria was usually a good spot of doctor administered vaginal massage until the woman achieved "hysterical paroxysm."

Yes that's right, the cure for female hysteria was a doctor's hand down your bloomers until you weren't only thinking of England but screaming its name. Is it any wonder the list of symptoms for female hysteria was so long, literally any ailment could fit the diagnosis? In those sexually repressed times visiting the doctor's office must have been like a trip to Disneyland for most women.
Now there's only one question left to ask...

Who was the first doc to say, "She's hysterical? Let's give her a vaginal massage. That oughta do the trick."






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whatever85
Staten Island, New York USA
Posted: Nov 26, 2007, 1:00 AM CST
I think I'm lactose intolerant. I have all the symptoms of someone who is lactose intolerant. But I love cheese! And not just American cheese. I am a lover of all cheeses (except cottage because that's just gross) I refuse to give it up!

I will not live a life free of dairy. I won't! I won't do it! Consequences be damned.

*Whew* I'm glad I got that off the ole chest.

I'm off to eat a piece of Edam....


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