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Well sort of.

She's had numerous people tell her she looked like Cameron Diaz, but this is the first time anybody ever mentioned this Ann Cooter chick.

Originally posted by sonickteam2:
i thought Celeste looked like…

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Originally posted by Sam Pulsize:
She's had numerous people tell her she looked like Cameron Diaz
As we have recently learned, "numerous" may mean "one" in Rhettspeak.
I already admitted my mistake, Napoleon.

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
Originally posted by Sam Pulsize:
She's had numerous people tell her she looked like Cameron Diaz
As we have recently learned, "numerous" may mean "one" in Rhettspeak.
Originally posted by Sam Pulsize:
Well sort of.

She's had numerous people tell her she looked like Cameron Diaz,
"Rhett, what a fine woman you have, she looks just like Cameron Diaz!"
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Actually, when black men say it, it's more like:

"Boy, you better take care of that fine woman, or I'm gonna get her from you."

Well, actually only a handful of black men have said something to that effect. I'm pretty certain it wasn't a "numerous" amount.


Originally posted by sonickteam2:
Originally posted by Sam Pulsize:
Well sort of.

She's had numerous people tell her she looked like Cameron Diaz,
"Rhett, what a fine woman you have, she looks just like Cameron Diaz!"
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Originally posted by Sam Pulsize:
Actually, when black men say it, it's more like:

"Boy, you better take care of that fine woman, or I'm gonna get her from you."

Well, actually only a handful of black men have said something to that effect. I'm pretty certain it wasn't a "numerous" amount.
And they all sounded just like hollywood 70's stereotypes? :p

(Nice save)
Wouldn't a black man say "She LOOK just like Cameron Diaz?"
Maybe in 1970's Hollywood blaxpoitation films.

The educated, enlightened black man of today, like the black gentlemen you see walking around down near the 9:30 Club, would pronounce it correctly.

Furthermore, it is the haplessly inferior white Northern Virginia, Keane loving redneck that would fuck it up.


Originally posted by Celeste:
Wouldn't a black man say "She LOOK just like Cameron Diaz?"
or maybe a person who couldn't see well would say that
Originally posted by Sam Pulsize:
Are you the Jaron that wrote this review?

Your description of my wife on this chatboard sounds quite a bit like the description given in this review.

And if that is the case, this is perhaps the best example yet of Big Yawn being a joke. A reviewer signalling out a fan of the band and mocking that fan in a review of an album. Pitchfork may be snarky, but they certainly aren't that unprofessional.
Vain much, dude? You honestly thought I was sitting around going, "Oh, dude, I've got to KILL that Rhett Miller dude from 930.com and his wife on my next review! That'd teach them a lesson!"? I mean, seriously? OK, Narcissus.
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If I may interject here, I'd like to point out something I think the group will find relevantâ??or if not relevant, at least somewhat interestingâ??regarding the ongoing discussion. Well, to be honest, I doubt the group will actually find it interesting, since technically, it doesn't pertain to the current topic. What I'm trying to get acrossâ??if I can have your attention for just a minute or twoâ??is that I have nothing to say.

If you'll give me a chance to finish my point, Donna, I'll be able to explain. I mean, I hate to be rude, but I don't like to be interrupted when I'm in the middle of trying to say something, even if that thing has no value at all. I mean, I've been sitting here listening to all of you go on and on about every little thing. I would think you could do me the same courtesy by allowing me to dominate the conversation for a moment.

Let me begin by asking you a few questions: Don't I have as much right as anyone else at this meeting to be the center of attention? Why should I be punished because I have nothing to add about rising energy costs, plummeting revenues, and…all that other stuff? Why shouldn't I be allowed to spin 10 or 20 meaningless paragraphs of hollow verbiage to bolster my self-esteem?

Ladies and gentlemen, the fact of the matter is that I enjoy talking. Correctionâ??I have a desperate, pathological need to talk and, more importantly, to be heard by other people. Furthermoreâ??and I believe this notion to be of the utmost importance in understanding my overall lack of a pointâ??I am extremely good at talking for extended periods of time, to which I might addâ??

Excuse me! I'm speaking here! Thank you.

To begin again: To which I might add, in addition to these abilities that I just mentioned, I have also my verbosity, discursiveness, and long-windednessâ??to say nothing of my ability to string together three synonymous, redundant, and repetitive terms in a row, as I just did, twice in the same sentenceâ??all of this is of paramount importance to the point I am trying to make…

Excuse me! Will you at least let me finish my sentence?!

What was I saying? Well, it couldn't have been important. At the end of the day, I'm sure you'll agree that what it all comes down to is not so much that it all comes down to anything, but that it comes down to nothing. In summary, I have no summary. And in conclusion, I have no conclusion. Nevertheless, I enjoyed my opportunity to speak. For now I have had a chance to speak, and you have all listened to me. Having said that, I would like to add that, though it may go without saying, I welcome any responses you may have to what I've just saidâ??or more precisely, not saidâ??here today. I am open to any such comments at this time.

All right, then. Donna, you have the floor.

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One of my favorite M*A*S*H episodes is the one in which Hawkeye needs to have the last word.
Originally posted by El Tee:
One of my favorite M*A*S*H episodes is the one in which Hawkeye needs to have the last word.
you're old.
Originally posted by HoyaSaxa03:
you're old.
yeah, she gets to stay up until 1 AM and watch it on channel 5
Originally posted by HoyaSaxa03:
Originally posted by El Tee:
One of my favorite M*A*S*H episodes is the one in which Hawkeye needs to have the last word.
you're old.
You're one funny kid.
Originally posted by El Tee:
You're one funny kid.
really?? i sure think so!
Originally posted by brennser:
we surrender

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Did anyone get The Office reference in this weeks Lost? Was brillant…
Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
Did anyone get The Office reference in this weeks Lost? Was brillant…
I was too busy noticing how quickly Lost is jumping the shark
It hasn't jumped the shark until I've seen an episode. So it's safe for now.

Originally posted by ratioci nation:
Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
Did anyone get The Office reference in this weeks Lost? Was brillant…
I was too busy noticing how quickly Lost is jumping the shark