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[inspects Lardy's outstretched hand carefully, then politely declines to shake it]

Update: nothing going on so far tonight.

Addendum: Lardy likes the fit and feel of his wife's lingerie.

(Man, she's gonna be pissed at him for stretching that out... it's her favorite teddy... )

Later:
fap fap fap

Still later:
openly weeps.

And later still:
<sitting naked in the shower, while whimpering, hugging his knees, and slowly rocking back and forth>

Anna Nicole Smith has been dead for 597 days.

Damn you, TrimSpa!

In the movie, "White Christmas," when a picture of Rosemary Clooney's brother is shown, the guy in the picture is Carl Switzer, formerly Alfalfa from "The Little Rascals".

In the movie, "It's a Wonderful Life," the kid who Mary ditches for George at the school dance is also Carl Switzer, formerly Alfalfa from "The Little Rascals".

In the Zapruder film, the lone gunman on the grassy knoll is also Carl Switzer, formerly Alfalfa from "The Little Rascals."

In Citizen Kane "Rosebud" turns out to be Carl Switzer, formerly Alfalfa from "The Little Rascals."

Mom and her husband went out tonight for their 24th Wedding Anniversary. I teased her about it being their best year yet... )</i>

I watched Office Space for the first time recently, and finally realized where "Pieces of Flair" comes from!

Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer was never a member of Jefferson Starship.

It took me probably longer than it should have to realize that "Starship" was evolved from "Jefferson Airplane."

I probably know more about Jefferson Airplane/Starship than anybody else really cares.

"Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" is one of my favorite guilty-pleasure songs, and Mannequin is one of my favorite guilty-pleasure movies.

"Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" and "We Built This City" are actually very good pop songs--but longtime Airplane/Starship fans hate them because they feel the group sold out.

Ya think?!?!?!

I don't think. I know. (And yes, the rejoinder is, "I don't think you know, either. :rolleyes: )

Celebrate Bisexuality Day is observed on September 23 by members of the bisexual community and their supporters.

This day is a call for bisexual people and their families, friends and supporters to recognize and celebrate bisexuality, bisexual history, bisexual community and culture, and the bisexual people in their lives.

First observed in 1999, Celebrate Bisexuality Day is the brainchild of three United States bisexual rights activists — Wendy Curry of Maine, Michael Page of Florida, and Gigi Raven Wilbur of Texas.

Wilbur said, “ Ever since the Stonewall rebellion, the gay and lesbian community has grown in strength and visibility. The bisexual community also has grown in strength but in many ways we are still invisible. I too have been conditioned by society to automatically label a couple walking hand in hand as either straight or gay, depending upon the perceived gender of each person. ”

This celebration of bisexuality in particular, as opposed to general LGBT events, was conceived as a response to the prejudice and marginalization of the bisexual persons by some in both the straight and greater LGBT communities.

In its first year, an observance was held during the International Lesbian and Gay Association, which occurred during the week of the 23rd. While at first it only took hold in areas with an extremely strong bisexual presence, it now features event such as discussions, dinner parties and dances in Toronto and a large masquerade ball in Queensland, Australia. At Texas A&M University, the week featured discussion panels and question-and-answer sessions. Princeton University celebrates this day each year by throwing a party at its LGBT Center. It has also been celebrated in Germany, Japan, New Zealand, Sweden and the United Kingdom.

Lardy does a great parody of "Built This City":

I built big t!tties

I built these t!tties on Rocky Road!

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