If this thread were to ever have an end, it should end here lolololol

Why? Are you afraid that if you had too much to drink that you might try to pick me up at closing time?????? Well, I don't think you're my type so.......... LOL

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Instead of a sign that says "Do Not Disturb" I need one that says "Already Disturbed Proceed With Caution."

If this thread were to ever have an end, it should end here lolololol

Why? Are you afraid that if you had too much to drink that you might try to pick me up at closing time?????? Well, I don't think you're my type so.......... LOL

I'd die of alcohol poisoning first lolol

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Dude looks like a lady, or is that.....
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Lady looks like a dude

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R.I.P. Stroudcrowd1

Anyone else remember Columbia House and getting bunches of CD's for like a penny?

Phil Collins: Serious Hits Live
George Therogood & The Destroyers Greatest Hits
ZZ Top: Eliminator
Jimmy Buffet: Songs You Know By Heart
Ratt: Out of the Cellar

I think I still owe them like $50 from like 30+ years ago lolol

LOLuOld

(I owed my money to BMG.)

I can remember mom would get albums from CH on the regular. IIRC the business model was "we send you a cherry-picked album each month, if you like it send us 3x what you could buy it for in the store"

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Napster.. Before the Lars meltdown lol

I figured I'd cut Marty a little slack before he goes off the reservation..

Haha, I remember Metallica having issues with Napster.  Man, brings back some times.  

It’s really hard behind the anonymity of the internet not to push one’s buttons.  No offense to him, but if he’s gonna open up about not quoting… he’s inviting it. No hard feeling, at least on my part…

Money changes a lot of perspective. In their earlier days, they'd have punched older them square in the face for the stance they took.

I lost a ton of respect for them during that time, and still have trouble enjoying their early stuff. Everything from the Napster era forward has been unlistenable tripe, so I guess they were doing us a favor and limiting the possibilty of exposure to their forthcoming material.

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Anyone else remember Columbia House and getting bunches of CD's for like a penny?

Phil Collins: Serious Hits Live
George Therogood & The Destroyers Greatest Hits
ZZ Top: Eliminator
Jimmy Buffet: Songs You Know By Heart
Ratt: Out of the Cellar

I think I still owe them like $50 from like 30+ years ago lolol

LOLuOld

(I owed my money to BMG.)

I can remember mom would get albums from CH on the regular. IIRC the business model was "we send you a cherry-picked album each month, if you like it send us 3x what you could buy it for in the store"

Right, they would send you a list of 100 CDs or cassettes that were all at least a year old.  You could pick 5 to 10 of them and they'd send them to you for only like $10, the shipping/handling charge, but you had to agree to buy one or two full price albums later.  And full price was like $25 including shipping/handling.  That part was a good deal.  The full price albums were generally new releases.  The part that was a bad deal is you had to know to cancel as soon as you'd met your obligation or else they'd keep sending you full price albums and billing you for them.

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My fellow southpaw Mark Brunell will probably always be my favorite Jaguar.

Why? Are you afraid that if you had too much to drink that you might try to pick me up at closing time?????? Well, I don't think you're my type so.......... LOL

I'd die of alcohol poisoning first lolol

hahahaha

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LOLuOld

(I owed my money to BMG.)

I can remember mom would get albums from CH on the regular. IIRC the business model was "we send you a cherry-picked album each month, if you like it send us 3x what you could buy it for in the store"

Right, they would send you a list of 100 CDs or cassettes that were all at least a year old.  You could pick 5 to 10 of them and they'd send them to you for only like $10, the shipping/handling charge, but you had to agree to buy one or two full price albums later.  And full price was like $25 including shipping/handling.  That part was a good deal.  The full price albums were generally new releases.  The part that was a bad deal is you had to know to cancel as soon as you'd met your obligation or else they'd keep sending you full price albums and billing you for them.

I remember CH would hammer you for S&H on the full price albums. Different but similar to the $19.95 Ginzu knives...you'd get a ton of extra free stuff with them, but they would ding you with extra shipping charges for all of it. Loved those Ginzu commercials...I spent a lot of my childhood sneaking the knives into my bedroom and trying to chop things in midair....

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"Remember Red, Hope is a good thing. Maybe the best of things. And no good thing ever dies."  - Andy Dufresne, The Shawshank Redemption

Right, they would send you a list of 100 CDs or cassettes that were all at least a year old.  You could pick 5 to 10 of them and they'd send them to you for only like $10, the shipping/handling charge, but you had to agree to buy one or two full price albums later.  And full price was like $25 including shipping/handling.  That part was a good deal.  The full price albums were generally new releases.  The part that was a bad deal is you had to know to cancel as soon as you'd met your obligation or else they'd keep sending you full price albums and billing you for them.

I remember CH would hammer you for S&H on the full price albums.  Different but similar to the $19.95 Ginzu knives...you'd get a ton of extra free stuff with them, but they would ding you with extra shipping charges for all of it.  Loved those Ginzu commercials...I spent a lot of my childhood sneaking the knives into my bedroom and trying to chop things in midair....

Dude I still have a Ginzu knife.. [BLEEP] still sharp too lol

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Right, they would send you a list of 100 CDs or cassettes that were all at least a year old.  You could pick 5 to 10 of them and they'd send them to you for only like $10, the shipping/handling charge, but you had to agree to buy one or two full price albums later.  And full price was like $25 including shipping/handling.  That part was a good deal.  The full price albums were generally new releases.  The part that was a bad deal is you had to know to cancel as soon as you'd met your obligation or else they'd keep sending you full price albums and billing you for them.

I remember CH would hammer you for S&H on the full price albums.  Different but similar to the $19.95 Ginzu knives...you'd get a ton of extra free stuff with them, but they would ding you with extra shipping charges for all of it.  Loved those Ginzu commercials...I spent a lot of my childhood sneaking the knives into my bedroom and trying to chop things in midair....

Those handling charges for all those “freebies” were mafia extortion level prices!

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What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is agoin' on here???

I remember CH would hammer you for S&H on the full price albums.  Different but similar to the $19.95 Ginzu knives...you'd get a ton of extra free stuff with them, but they would ding you with extra shipping charges for all of it.  Loved those Ginzu commercials...I spent a lot of my childhood sneaking the knives into my bedroom and trying to chop things in midair....

Those handling charges for all those “freebies” were mafia extortion level prices!

Those don't even come close to cell phone "roaming" charges (but you're not old enough to remember those).

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When you get into the endzone, act like you've been there before.

RIP Ray Liotta.

https://nypost.com/2022/05/26/goodfellas...ead-at-67/

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RIP Ray Liotta.

https://nypost.com/2022/05/26/goodfellas...ead-at-67/

Wow…didn’t realize he was 67!

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What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is agoin' on here???

“As far back as I can remember I wanted to be a gangster” – Henry Hill

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"Remember Red, Hope is a good thing. Maybe the best of things. And no good thing ever dies."  - Andy Dufresne, The Shawshank Redemption

Awww man that sucks. I liked Ray Liotta. Goodfellas was awesome, so was Hannibal. RIP duder..

Got a few new strains I'm gonna try. Cinderella XX and Fog Dog..

The first one sounds like a porno lol

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Both Cinderella and Fog Dog are good strains. Sativa/hybrid. Takes the pain away, you feel high as hell and yet, you're pretty much alert and still have your witts about ya..
:thumbsup:


And is it just me? Or anyone else ever notice that a lot of these hollywood women like Jennifer Aniston or Demi Moore get better and better looking with age?

I recently saw a commercial with Demi Moore in it, with Mila Kunackis (sp?). Hawter than ever..

Sorry, went a little off the rails.. I smoked a vegetable..

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Both Cinderella and Fog Dog are good strains. Sativa/hybrid. Takes the pain away, you feel high as hell and yet, you're pretty much alert and still have your witts about ya..
:thumbsup:


And is it just me? Or anyone else ever notice that a lot of these hollywood women like Jennifer Aniston or Demi Moore get better and better looking with age?

I recently saw a commercial with Demi Moore in it, with Mila Kunackis (sp?).  Hawter than ever..

Sorry, went a little off the rails.. I smoked a vegetable..

Anniston is still pretty but she was better 20.years ago IMO. Far too many of them overdo the surgery and end up like poor Courtney Cox.

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

Well, it's pretty much the truth.........

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Instead of a sign that says "Do Not Disturb" I need one that says "Already Disturbed Proceed With Caution."

OK, I need to rant about this a little bit...... I know it may seem trivial but...... I think that the computer keyboard needs to be redesigned, I keep hitting one particular key and only notice that I did after I've typed a [BLEEP] load of text so...... To all you computer hardware designers, either move the [BLEEP] caps lock key or get rid of the [BLEEP] thing...... DEATH TO THE CAPS LOCK KEY! There, I've said it!!!!!!!

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Instead of a sign that says "Do Not Disturb" I need one that says "Already Disturbed Proceed With Caution."

Both Cinderella and Fog Dog are good strains. Sativa/hybrid. Takes the pain away, you feel high as hell and yet, you're pretty much alert and still have your witts about ya..
:thumbsup:


And is it just me? Or anyone else ever notice that a lot of these hollywood women like Jennifer Aniston or Demi Moore get better and better looking with age?

I recently saw a commercial with Demi Moore in it, with Mila Kunackis (sp?).  Hawter than ever..

Sorry, went a little off the rails.. I smoked a vegetable..

Anniston is still pretty but she was better 20.years ago IMO. Far too many of them overdo the surgery and end up like poor Courtney Cox.

I don't know, I disagree. I think age has done her well. 

Was watching Stranger Things and I think Wynonna Ryder is the same way. Just got better looking with age.

Cortney Cox might be on the outside lookin in..

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