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Posts posted by Krissy Phaserman
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I saw Brokeback Mountain and liked it but it was also a bitter sweet film it touched my heart deeply with a sad ending sort of ("And I rarely care to see Cowboy Movies in general but this was the exception")BBM gets a very big thumbs up from me. ("4 1/2 stars")glad it got at least 4 Oscars to the film
and in this case the Guys Herd Sheep instead of Cows.
Wait...they herd Sheep? Doesn't that make them SHEPARDS, not COWBOYS?
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I dunnow...I mean, I don't suppose I could count Jimmy, Gary, Julie and The Sarge, right? And I do remember picking on Van Roy and Kor in the old lounge...I think for me this place is almost a continuation of the Old Lounge, but there are some new faces that are pretty damned awesome! AE, VBG, and the Mod Squad, you guys rock...
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A 1 Liter bottle of Coke, cus I'm a balla, and I roll like that...
Wow...that just sounds bad from me...
Dawg, wassup wit dat ghetto-speak?
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"Caught up in the moment" Big and Rich.
She was sittin at a bar in LAX
Readin Cosmo "how to have good sex"
When she saw him walking through the security check
Well she gave him a wink, said
"Come over here, hey hey good lookin
Can I buy you a beer?"
It's like Nelly said,
"It's gettin hot in here"
(I'm gonna take my clothes off)
She said, "I'm headin out to Vegas
On a 747 in 35 minutes down at gate 11
If you wanna get lucky I'll take you to Heaven"
He said, "I got a million dollar meeting up in NY City
If I ain't there it'll be a cryin pity
But somethin about you's too damn pretty"
Chorus:
Yeah, they got caught up in the moment
Couldn't help themselves
They got caught up in the moment
Got wild as hell
It was everything they wanted right then and there
They got caught up in the moment, caught up, caught up
At 20,000 feet on a Southwest flight she whispered to him,
"We ain't got all night"
So he reached up and turned off the overhead light
And by the time they landed
Sure enough it was more than lust, but less than love
They were full-fledged members of the "you know what club"
Chorus
He was 10 grand up at a blackjack table
She was dressed to the nines
Drinkin fine Black Label he said,
"I think I'm gonna cash out and buy you a diamond ring"
So they headed down the strip to the wedding chapel
In a stretch limousine that was candy apple
Got married by a preacher man that looked just like the king
Chorus
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Dr. Pepper.
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Wow...technobabble...Just when I'm getting the hang of Star Trek Technobabble (And the Work lingo, too!) now this new technolinguistic challenge...
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I'm cool living right where I am...a Space elevator?
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Ah, okay. About the same as we pay here, then. It sucks that we can't take the Kia to the dells...that thing gets outrageous gas mileage...
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Is that US Dollars? I can't imagine paying $5 a gallon for gas...ouch...
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Now I'm listening to the updated version of Lonestar's "I'm Already There", "I'm Already there (A message from home)". Makes me cry every time, but it's such a good version of the song, and it can give you a small glimpse of what military families go through when our soldier/sailor/airman/marine/coast gaurdsman is deployed...
http://www.operationhomefront.org/Communit..._lonestar.shtml
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"Arlington" by Trace Adkins. READ THE LYRICS, please. It will bring a tear to your eye...
Arlington
Written by Jeremy Spillman and Dave Turnbull
I never thought that this is where I’d settle down
I thought I’d die an old man back in my hometown
They gave me this plot of land, me and some other men
For a job well done
They folded up a flag and told my mom and dad
We're proud of your son
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And I’m proud to be on this peaceful piece of property
I'm on sacred ground and I’m in the best of company
I'm thankful for those thankful for the things I’ve done
I can rest in peace, I’m one of the chosen ones
I made it to Arlington
I remember Daddy brought me here when I was eight
We searched all day to find out where my granddad lay
And when we finally found that cross, he said,
“Son, this is what it cost to keep us free”
Now here I am, a thousand stones away from him
He recognized me on the first day I came in
And it gave me a chill when he clicked his heels
And saluted me
(Repeat Chorus)
And every time I hear twenty-one guns
I know they brought another hero home to us
We're thankful for those thankful for the things we've done
We can rest in peace, ’cause we are the chosen ones
We made it to Arlington
Yeah dust to dust, don't cry for us
We made it to Arlington
By the way, historical note to go with this song...
"There's a big white house sits on a hill just up the road
The man inside he cried the day they brought me home"
These lines MOST LIKELY refere to the ghost of Confederate General Robert E. Lee. Lee owned the land that Arlington National Cemetary now rests upon at least until the Civil War.
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Neither of the Babysitters asked to be paid. They've done it for free...
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At that moment I was making fun of Kor for being a dirty old man...
and there's nothing wrong with 7th heaven reruns!
Right now, I'm just chillin'.
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Dirty Old Man (Men). And I mean that with as much possible respect, Kor, but when you're old enough to be my father, and you talk dirty (or bite your tongue off in an effort not to) to someone my age, the label kinda fits.
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I think those kids aught to get a Medal. growing up, I knew alot of kids who's parents were in the Military (Neither of mine were), and I always wondered how they managed to deal with the constant moving, and the deployments and such. I suppose this is about as close to a Letter of Commendation as a Military Child can get, right?
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Jean shorts and a tank-top.
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That line is suuuuuuch a trap, but it's funny to watch the DOM's around here like Kor bite their tongues off trying to keep from getting banned...
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Oh yeah, same here, APW. Coke, straight from the bottle...potent drink.
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Gary won't touch that one, Jadzia...Wait...wait...not going there....
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being bored...
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i'm wearing jeans and a bra. Haven't quite got around to putting my shirt on just yet.
waits for van roys comments
Yeah, I was wearing less than that at that time...
Shorts and a T-shirt
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You'd need a crazy skipper to try that kind of menuever, Kor. You'd have alot of injured passengers, but I suppose that's better than alot of dead passengers.
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Few things can, but luckily for the little ships, those big monsters are extremely rare. I'm in the same sim as Jim, and I seem to recal the VRN having something like 2400 ships, so the odds that the Valderan ship you would run into would be a Conquerer class is like one in 800. You're more likely to run into either a smaller battleship class or a carrier than the Conquerer or one of her sister ships. Chances are, though, if you encountered a Valderan ship, it would be no bigger than a Cruiser (Something maybe the size of the Enterprise-E, possibly a bit larger, but not by much)
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Well, the problem was how they tried it. Hard to starboard, full reverese. Actually, the correct idea would be hard over away from the object, and all ahead FULL, so the engines are pushing you through the turn, away from the object.
The Quotable Teddy Roosevelt
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Hey, Jim, I know you don't teach political science, but maybe you could tell me how accurate Reagan is on this one?