cookiegirl

dude, the cousin is a chick, the fiance is a dude. what's the problem?

I was at lunch!

I like this one

Don't get your panties in a bunch -- fine print says that you have to travel to Florida Sun-Wed and travel from Florida Tue-Fri. Unless you have an extra day or two to kill at the end of the conference, most people aren't travelling home on those days. On any other days the fares are still the same.

Wow someone who can stand up to spin! Those pics are awesome bboy, West Wing is one of my favorite shows.

Tiny that's so awful! I love it!

Try not to think about it too much!

I recorded it (yes that's right, I recorded it) -- can't wait to watch it tonight!

Happy Birthday!

I just noticed this. . isn't Pete the GLOW resident? Eeeenteresting. . . I'm thinking I'd like to see Acquaviva and Icey. . not sure.

NBC - 9 p.m. on Wednesdays

Nice one! Can't wait to see it.

http://www.codedc.com/ Prepare the barf bag - and don't get too excited there's no info yet just a lame ass flash graphic. Surprise, surprise. . .

We don't? Am I missing something?

Maybe Georgie will need to assist crank in getting to 5 since it's his birthday event thingy and he hasn't even responded to this thread. .

How ironical!

That's awesome tiny! I like how one of the events that scores the most drinks is "showing a Supreme Court Justice who looks asleep"! I'd say that's very likely to happen quite often! And if Bush says "Don't Mess with Texas" I will personally buy all of you a drink on Saturday.

It's just powder. . .

I was wondering why that sounded so confusing - here's the text from the site: "WASHINGTON, DC---On January 28, 2003, President George W. Bush will be the first President of the United States to face significant protest when he makes his second State of the Union address. Through musical performances, speeches, video presentations, and a direct action march, The Shirts Off Coalition will question the sorry state of the union. Additionally, organizers envision a new state of the union—one where all people have access to quality healthcare, shelter, food and education and war is averted by diplomatic relationships." Yes I work for a Democrat. . .but sheesh. Nobody expects the State of the Union to be a harsh look at the real needs of the people with creative new solutions. It's a rebel yell for the administration. Interesting fact: for the last two anti-war-in-Iraq protest marches the President hasn't even been in DC. Nice. . .

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