Paul confirms that he was that guy in high school.

1 wrote:You want to live in Arkansas?

Not really.

The whole Arkansas thing is interesting--after 3 days of driving, we were finally about to see our new home. My wife hadn't been here before, and we were going through a part of Arkansas that was, well, pretty much what you'd expect. She looked at me and said, "What have we done?" Fast forward 6 years, and she seems to know everyone in town and has really settled in. I'm still waiting for a place that makes a decent sandwich.

Off days kind of suck.

Phan Paul wrote:

1 wrote:You want to live in Arkansas?

Not really.

The whole Arkansas thing is interesting

FALSE


(I just realized that all I do is break Paul's stones)

VoxOrion wrote:

Phan Paul wrote:

1 wrote:You want to live in Arkansas?

Not really.

The whole Arkansas thing is interesting

FALSE


(I just realized that all I do is break Paul's stones)

Well, it's your site.

It truly is disproportionate. There are people I hate that I don't reply to as often as you. It's a gift, I think. Maybe.

A lot of people might look down on my plan to walk the First Friday blocks tonight to ogle girls and troll for vino, but I sleep just fine.

Uncle Milty wrote:It's been years since I was invited to have sex in a public restroom.

Cue the gay jokes

The Strokes have a song called "Meet Me in the Bathroom" about that very topic and even though it's never happened to me that's the song I identify with the most in all of music. That or "Come Sail Away."

I'm looking out the window behind my cubicle and I never realized what a nice view I have. I've been in this office for 3 years and I've never just stopped to look out the window and enjoy the beauty that I have surrounding me.

Have you been following this crazy story about the Atlanta lawyer infected with a dangerous strain of tuberculosis who boarded a plane and exposed the other passengers. I remember when the only way a lawyer could make you sick was with his outlandish fees.

I took the SATs today. They weren't very hard.

ColeforPresident wrote:I took the SATs today. They weren't very hard.

Back in the olden days they were hard -- really hard. They've been dumbing the test down for about 20 years. It's so kids today have high self esteem even though they can't get any good jobs or anything since all the good jobs for young kids are being outsourced to India and Taiwan.

But at least young folks today can think abut their really high SAT scores and feel good about that as they say: "You want fries with that?"

ColeforPresident wrote:I took the SATs today. They weren't very hard.

were'd u take them?

I took the SAT II's at upper merion and did poorly on both of them

now there's a shock

kenrosenthal wrote:

ColeforPresident wrote:I took the SATs today. They weren't very hard.

were'd u take them?

I took the SAT II's at upper merion and did poorly on both of them

Twin Valley High School, my first two choices were taken

Twin Valley eh? I took 'em at Reading High. They didn't mean much to me. If they meant a lot to you then I hope you did well

EndlessSummer wrote:it's january 13th and i haven't turned on the heat in my apartment yet.

So have they turned your heat on yet???

Bucky wrote:

EndlessSummer wrote:it's january 13th and i haven't turned on the heat in my apartment yet.

So have they turned your heat on yet???

We actually moved out of that place into a new house in March. And we did have to turn on the heat some time near the end of January.

kenrosenthal wrote:

ColeforPresident wrote:I took the SATs today. They weren't very hard.

were'd u take them?

I took the SAT II's at upper merion and did poorly on both of them

i went to upper merion. were you at the high school? or the fancy brand new middle school?

i'm never going back to our nation's capital

never