resident

When I grow up, I hope to be at least 10% of this man! http://expertprofile.yahoo.com/gift_4_women?.tpid=383011590 ------------------ In G We Trust

Don't bother with Fridays. Saturdays (well, Sunday mornings, rather) rule. ------------------ In G We Trust

*** HOT STEAMY DENISE RICHARDS ACTION *** Thanks! This is making me miss my job at Maxim... I actually have the issue with her pictorial laying around my apartment somewhere. ------------------ In G We Trust

Wishing you all the best... hang in there. ------------------ In G We Trust

Hey now! Where am I going to go then to check out silicone-enhanced bimbos? ------------------ In G We Trust

"On the 11th, tangled bureaucracy reigns supreme in a flawed institution." -- Yahoo Careerscope/Astrology.com, Taurus On the 11th (today) I was told that the my job future is, well, not so bright. ------------------ In G We Trust

You're joking, right? The one memorable instance of napkin-throwing that I've witnessed was at Sunday Skool in South Beach, where a tweaked-out kid was throwing them off the bar just before he fell into a g-hole (and off the bar). What can I say - it was entertaining... ------------------ In G We Trust

I'm there! (editing the message later YEAH! I WAS THE FIRST ONE TO REPLY! I'M COOL! HEH HEH! ------------------ In G We Trust [This message has been edited by resident (edited 06-11-2001).]

200000% off topic considering the geekdom that I speak here: Depends on your body type (hardgainer/easygainer), but generally speaking, you'll need about 1 g of protein per lb of lean body mass (use total body mass if you don't know your bodyfat %), and enough carbohydrates to sustain growth. Note that excess carbohydrates are converted to fat. A good place to start might be the isocaloric diet (33% of daily calories coming from each of protein, fat, and carbohydrates). Avoid saturated fats. Weight gainer supplements are really fat gainer supplements and therefore trash. Make sure to get at least double the RDA for vitamins and minerals. ------------------ In G We Trust

http://www.salon.com/books/feature/2001/06/11/children/index.html Quote: "When I worked at a Boston newspaper in the mid-'80s, the local news was dominated by a murder case in which a couple were suspected (but never proven guilty) of raping and killing their infant daughter. When it became known that the couple had gone to see "The Terminator" on the afternoon of the murder, a reporter asked me to tell him what the picture was about. I told him it was the story of a killer robot from a future ruled by machines, sent back in time to murder the woman who would eventually bear the rebel leader who would rally the humans to victory. When the reporter's story appeared, "The Terminator" somehow became a film whose plot prominently featured the murder of a child." ------------------ In G We Trust

Word. It's very easy to roll so much that the body can't keep up with rebuilding the serotonin levels. While it starts accumulating immediately, it can take months (and not two weeks as someone wrote above) to replenish serotonin fully, even with 5-htp. By the way, SSRI's don't work the same way MDMA does. They block reuptake of serotonin while MDMA opens the release. But both accomplish the same goal - getting more serotonin to the receptors. And while your friendly pharmaceutical company would love your doctor to put you on prozac, consider that I have never heard of anyone ever getting off that drug. Great customer loyalty, huh? ------------------ In G We Trust

If you're ever down on yourself, I suggest walking down east side of Eighth Avenue between 29th and 30th Streets. There's some social services bureau in one of those buildings, and I think they run a methadone clinic or something like that (I work nearby). Basically what you see congregating in front of that building is a lot of real losers. You'll see what I'm talking about and feel better about yourself instantaneously. ------------------ In G We Trust

Right on! I volunteer to be crack entertainer of the night. Youall know how it is... ------------------ In G We Trust

It so happens that I got kicked out of there last Friday night. So no more Vinyl for me until they forget my face (hopefully soon). But for the record, last Friday wasn't all that; I've been there almost every Friday in February, March, and April, and DT's been getting kind of sketchy lately - picking up and dropping the energy, making some weird experimental tech mixes, etc. Hey, change is good, but I loved when he just banged his dark groove on and on and on... ------------------ In G We Trust

Indeed. But have you been there since it's reincarnation as Crobar? Although there's fights in there too - I've seen a couple - in the VIP room, of all places. Happens like that when a bunch of rich dudes with armpiece women guzzle a few $500 bottles of champagne and blow too much snow. ------------------ In G We Trust

Not trying to offend anyone, but I've finally decided that in the discussions of best and worst there's so much bias that I'd have to see for myself and form my own opinion. In any case, I happen to think that Limelight stinks (both figuratively and literally), but I've had a great time just about everywhere else. Including Exit and Sound Factory. ------------------ In G We Trust

Hey, I'm looking for a sugarmommy! ------------------ In G We Trust

Oh, come on! Everyone farts. Even in other people's houses. Even on the job... LONDON (Reuters) - British police sought a flatulent officer Wednesday after a family complained that a policeman broke wind in their London home during a drug raid and failed to apologize. http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20010606/od/wind_dc.html ------------------ In G We Trust

Only if I felt the vibe that she'd be welcoming that. I'd been hit on at work before by women I absolutely did not care for, and I understand that business-related friendliness and such is frequently mistaken for real attraction, and how it sucks when you're obligated to be that way when you actually want to kick the other person in the gonads. ------------------ In G We Trust

I used to know a couple where the guy was a total control freak, and the girl was a total pushover and let him manipulate her like a yo-yo. It was pathetic and funny at the same time: boyfriend was a fat ugly fast-talking scumbag that smoked weed and watched TV all day, and the girl was a pretty, ivy-league-educated, rising professional that paid for everything, whom he convinced that they were meant for each other. I stayed out of it for as long as I could but finally couldn't resist and got involved. No, not in *that* way - tried to talk some sense into the girl that she deserves better. After a few false starts she finally kicked him out and it lasted all of... a month maybe. He turned on the guilt trip and was back on her couch in about that long. And then she was too embarrassed to ever talk to me because that issue may would have come up (until I ran into both of them on the street). After that I have forever lost the naive hope that you can help people that stay in abusive/controlling/otherwise pathetic relationships. In any case, what seemed to be typical of that ugly situation was that the girl was the quiet type that's only been in a few long-term relationships and has not dated around much, whereas the guy's been around the block more than once. And when he realized that, he turned on the pressure and she gave in. Hey, smart move on his part - easy victim. Which is exactly why I think that The Rules are a good thing. Yes, The Rules that everyone laughed about a while back - don't take a Saturday night date after Wednesday, don't call him, etc. They might seem silly, but if you read and think about them, they do filter out the control freaks and other dirt. ------------------ In G We Trust

My opinion? In a perfect world, we could just be honest and sweet, first-guess everything and call whenever we wanted to. But - I hate to rain on your parade - the world is not perfect. I'm not saying that it's a good thing, just stating the fact - that's how it is. But hey, maybe it's just me. Maybe it's all that tweaking-induced paranoia! YOU WILL RESPECT MY SCHIZOPHRENIA! ------------------ In G We Trust

I was joking.... and then I wasn't. I was joking about actually being an asshole so that the girl would be more interested, and actually rolling out the red carpet so that the girl would get bored and leave. I was NOT joking about the simple truths of life - that girls are, for some strange reason, interested in dating assholes, and leave those that roll out the red carpet. Am I just preaching into thin air? I hope not. If these fascinating factoids were talked about more often, maybe more people would realize that they do happen, and take steps to avoid them. But do I hope that girls will stop dating assholes in my lifetime? Nah. What a silly thought. P.S. I'm neither an asshole nor do I roll out the red carpet yadda yadda yadda. I choose to be somewhere in between. ------------------ In G We Trust [This message has been edited by resident (edited 06-07-2001).]

Right on, sista! Resident's in full effect! Which I do, and find the more elaborate ways of doing so. Weakness or loss of control - no; counterproductive to the whole romancing process - frequently. I'm not saying this this is right, but youall know how it is - girls wipe their feet on nice guys. Oh my! Anyway, what's with all of yous? It's June, the mating season (spring) is already over! Youall should already have posted three-digit scores on the board and be content with life! ------------------ In G We Trust

Oh yeah, someone's steppin up! You wish! ------------------ In G We Trust

Uh, hel-lo? Girl, we got an image to maintain and masculinity to show. Showing attention and affection would mean that we have lowered ourselves to the level of pushover teddy bears or Backstreet Boys, either of which are dickless testosteroneless critters that cry to their mommies when they are rejected. No way - men of my stature never even admit at being interested! ------------------ In G We Trust [This message has been edited by resident (edited 06-07-2001).]