On a less superficial note...

I saw Shopgirl (the film) and loved it. Steve Martin is an excellent writer. I may have to check the book out. Pure Drivel (a collection of his short stories/essays) is awesomely hilarious.

I loved "Shopgirl" as well! I'll check out the book some time.

lol, where the fuck did that come from Titus?

Pure Drivel is genius! Everyone should read this.

Just browsing with a buzz going on, and I noticed her post, since she hasn't posted in a LONG time. It just hit me that if her avatar was an updated pic, then man..... Well, I already stated my opinion...

Its a thumbnail size pic...

Anyways...I read "real women don't wear size 2", my mom gave it to me...it was a chick flick type of book though. Now im reading "the last promise"...post author tomorrow...

Picked up The Zombie Survival Guide today before work, let's see how it is. ;)

Hahaha! Wtf?

I'd hit it.

Doesn't say much...

Just finished The Zombie Survival Guide, and it was awesome. Thanks for recommending that one. :D

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About her?

Well, the only other person I've openly said that about on this forum is you. So that puts her in the same league as you. I guess that doesn't say much about you either in that case.

About me?

Sure it does. It says that I recognize that all women are God's gift to men. They are his artwork. When he made men, he was being practical. "Okay, lets give them muscles to do work, and logic in order to make up for what they lack against other animals." When he made woman, that was his art. He gave them beauty. Just look at how curvacious they are. That is irrefutable evidence that women are God's work of art. The simple statement "I'd hit it" implies that I realize and recognize God's beautiful artwork in both you and Jinx. So if your statement was about me, in reality it does say a lot.

You don't believe in god, you boob.

Correction: I didn't believe in God. Can you imagine how much of a life-changing statement that had to be. Who knew that such a simple expression could change a life.

Next assignment - World War Z

Also by Max Brooks, it's a narrative history of the Zombie War from various perspectives of survivors. After some of the chapters I just had to put the book down and reflect. Phenomenal.

Might be a week before I can drop another $15 or so on a book.

Bad news...it's only in hardcover right now - $25.

Check your local library. They might have it.

Hmmmm. Good idea then.

HAHHAHAHAHAHAHA. Oh, that's a good one. You'd hit anything that had boobs, including Grav.