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  • SD48277SD48277 Posts: 12,243
    RKCNDY said:

    SD48277 said:

    What's up with the "here in the real world" mentions I've seen in some of the threads? Have I been living in a fake world all this time? With fake plastic trees?

    there is PJ world and real world...
    Aahh...thank you for clearing that up for me. :)
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  • RKCNDY said:



    Boys are so lucky...us girls have to levitate or hold it. I go with the latter because there is no way I'm even attempting to pee at a concert *shudder*.

    I'm going to assume you don't go camping? I'm an "expert hover-er"
    There is big difference between hovering to pee in the bush and hovering to not come in contact with the petri dish of gross while peeing in a specific target. Option two requires more thought than peeing ever should. Besides I find that if I dance enough at a concert I dehydrate just enough before I have to pee. Very fine balance but I've done well with it so far.
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  • ldent42ldent42 Posts: 7,859
    take your cup into the bathroom and pee in that, then dump it in the toilet and flush with your foot. I did that once when the only bathrooms were portapotties. Because no. I was quite proud of my ingenuity lol but that's the only time I've ever had to resort to something that desperate. Usually if you go BEFORE the show it's not bad. Then by the time you get out you won't be bursting.
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  • Empty GlassEmpty Glass Posts: 12,329
    SD48277 said:

    RKCNDY said:

    SD48277 said:

    What's up with the "here in the real world" mentions I've seen in some of the threads? Have I been living in a fake world all this time? With fake plastic trees?

    there is PJ world and real world...
    Aahh...thank you for clearing that up for me. :)
    Mr. Brains is spot on with this assessment
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  • RKCNDYRKCNDY Posts: 31,013

    RKCNDY said:



    Boys are so lucky...us girls have to levitate or hold it. I go with the latter because there is no way I'm even attempting to pee at a concert *shudder*.

    I'm going to assume you don't go camping? I'm an "expert hover-er"
    There is big difference between hovering to pee in the bush and hovering to not come in contact with the petri dish of gross while peeing in a specific target. Option two requires more thought than peeing ever should. Besides I find that if I dance enough at a concert I dehydrate just enough before I have to pee. Very fine balance but I've done well with it so far.
    I find it a tad bit harder to balance whilst peeing next to a bush and not pee on my pants or shoes. Anywho, I stop drinking by water about an hour before the show, and try to carry a cup of ice with me, keeps me hydrated enough, but doesn't make me feel like I need to run to the bathroom. :)
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  • JWPearlJWPearl Posts: 19,893
    are you the only people who read the boards and have great sleep
  • RKCNDY said:

    RKCNDY said:



    Boys are so lucky...us girls have to levitate or hold it. I go with the latter because there is no way I'm even attempting to pee at a concert *shudder*.

    I'm going to assume you don't go camping? I'm an "expert hover-er"
    There is big difference between hovering to pee in the bush and hovering to not come in contact with the petri dish of gross while peeing in a specific target. Option two requires more thought than peeing ever should. Besides I find that if I dance enough at a concert I dehydrate just enough before I have to pee. Very fine balance but I've done well with it so far.
    I find it a tad bit harder to balance whilst peeing next to a bush and not pee on my pants or shoes. Anywho, I stop drinking by water about an hour before the show, and try to carry a cup of ice with me, keeps me hydrated enough, but doesn't make me feel like I need to run to the bathroom. :)
    That's a cool idea....first I have to stop being such a beer slut, then maybe I can think about drinking water at a show. :P
    Anything you lose from being honest
    You never really had to begin with.


    Sometimes it's not the song that makes you emotional it's the people and things that come to your mind when you hear it.
  • yellowwhoyellowwho Posts: 1,661
    My grandpa used to tell me that you could throw a check on the ground to see if it bounces. Is this true ?
  • Yes but only if check is filled out to Cash and if you don't pick it up afterwards :D
    Anything you lose from being honest
    You never really had to begin with.


    Sometimes it's not the song that makes you emotional it's the people and things that come to your mind when you hear it.
  • Yes but only if check is filled out to Cash and if you don't pick it up afterwards :D

    Lmao!! I see what you did there!!
  • PJSirenPJSiren Posts: 5,863
    ok, so I got a stupid question...now I know that "Call me Ishmael." is the opening line to Moby-Dick, and I know that it's the Narrator of the story but I've heard people say "Well call me Ishmael..." and I want to know what in the hell that means....???
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  • RKCNDYRKCNDY Posts: 31,013
    PJSiren said:

    ok, so I got a stupid question...now I know that "Call me Ishmael." is the opening line to Moby-Dick, and I know that it's the Narrator of the story but I've heard people say "Well call me Ishmael..." and I want to know what in the hell that means....???

    from what I am trying to find on the webby world...the narrator simply says "call me..." he doesn't specify his name so it is implied that his name isn't Ishmael. So I suppose when people say that they are being 'haughty' and saying that instead of saying, "call me anything you want" or they are trying to remain incognito.

    or something like that.
    The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.

    - Christopher McCandless
  • PJSirenPJSiren Posts: 5,863
    RKCNDY said:

    PJSiren said:

    ok, so I got a stupid question...now I know that "Call me Ishmael." is the opening line to Moby-Dick, and I know that it's the Narrator of the story but I've heard people say "Well call me Ishmael..." and I want to know what in the hell that means....???

    from what I am trying to find on the webby world...the narrator simply says "call me..." he doesn't specify his name so it is implied that his name isn't Ishmael. So I suppose when people say that they are being 'haughty' and saying that instead of saying, "call me anything you want" or they are trying to remain incognito.

    or something like that.
    Well, you found more than I did! lol I got no where...
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  • hedonisthedonist Posts: 24,524
    edited November 2014
    Ishmael is one kickass name (and book! damn my not previewing before posting).

    Speaking of names, why do some parents spell their children's names as if penned in crayon by a five-year-old?
  • When you are pushing a stroller on a sidewalk don't you think that the stroller has the right of way? Why would you make the baby stroller veer off into the grass? Move your ass.
  • hedonisthedonist Posts: 24,524

    When you are pushing a stroller on a sidewalk don't you think that the stroller has the right of way? Why would you make the baby stroller veer off into the grass? Move your ass.

    Wheelchair vs stroller playing ~:> ?
  • AnnafalkAnnafalk Posts: 4,004
    edited November 2014

    When you are pushing a stroller on a sidewalk don't you think that the stroller has the right of way? Why would you make the baby stroller veer off into the grass? Move your ass.

    I agree with you, the stroller has the right of way. :) (but some people lack of common sense)
    Post edited by Annafalk on
  • hedonist said:

    Ishmael is one kickass name (and book! damn my not previewing before posting).

    Speaking of names, why do some parents spell their children's names as if penned in crayon by a five-year-old?

    I knew a girl in college and her sister named her daughter Pajama..the normal person reads that as night clothes.. But it was pronounced PAH-Ja-MAH, not Pa-JAM-Ma.
    That poor kid!! But not as bad as her brother( Pajama's brother), whose name was Shingles.
    Pronounced SHEEN-Glase.
    My friend had a rather normal name, Jaye- Kaye. But her sister, the kids' mother was named Armware.. Pronounced like the furniture piece..
    I can only imagine what these kids went through in school!!
  • I also showed horses with a girl
    Named Esprit.. After the line of clothing! Lol
  • hedonisthedonist Posts: 24,524

    hedonist said:

    Ishmael is one kickass name (and book! damn my not previewing before posting).

    Speaking of names, why do some parents spell their children's names as if penned in crayon by a five-year-old?

    I knew a girl in college and her sister named her daughter Pajama..the normal person reads that as night clothes.. But it was pronounced PAH-Ja-MAH, not Pa-JAM-Ma.
    That poor kid!! But not as bad as her brother( Pajama's brother), whose name was Shingles.
    Pronounced SHEEN-Glase.
    My friend had a rather normal name, Jaye- Kaye. But her sister, the kids' mother was named Armware.. Pronounced like the furniture piece..
    I can only imagine what these kids went through in school!!
    Haha...these take the fucking cake!

  • SD48277SD48277 Posts: 12,243

    hedonist said:

    Ishmael is one kickass name (and book! damn my not previewing before posting).

    Speaking of names, why do some parents spell their children's names as if penned in crayon by a five-year-old?

    I knew a girl in college and her sister named her daughter Pajama..the normal person reads that as night clothes.. But it was pronounced PAH-Ja-MAH, not Pa-JAM-Ma.
    That poor kid!! But not as bad as her brother( Pajama's brother), whose name was Shingles.
    Pronounced SHEEN-Glase.
    My friend had a rather normal name, Jaye- Kaye. But her sister, the kids' mother was named Armware.. Pronounced like the furniture piece..
    I can only imagine what these kids went through in school!!
    That beats the names of a couple of kids I went to grade school with.....Ever and Three.
    ELITIST FUK
  • SD48277 said:

    hedonist said:

    Ishmael is one kickass name (and book! damn my not previewing before posting).

    Speaking of names, why do some parents spell their children's names as if penned in crayon by a five-year-old?

    I knew a girl in college and her sister named her daughter Pajama..the normal person reads that as night clothes.. But it was pronounced PAH-Ja-MAH, not Pa-JAM-Ma.
    That poor kid!! But not as bad as her brother( Pajama's brother), whose name was Shingles.
    Pronounced SHEEN-Glase.
    My friend had a rather normal name, Jaye- Kaye. But her sister, the kids' mother was named Armware.. Pronounced like the furniture piece..
    I can only imagine what these kids went through in school!!
    That beats the names of a couple of kids I went to grade school with.....Ever and Three.
    Lol that reminded me of that show Blossom, and her friend's name was Six! I wonder what the number thing was about? ( although I can't talk shit, I've had two dogs named Ten).
  • hedonisthedonist Posts: 24,524

    SD48277 said:

    hedonist said:

    Ishmael is one kickass name (and book! damn my not previewing before posting).

    Speaking of names, why do some parents spell their children's names as if penned in crayon by a five-year-old?

    I knew a girl in college and her sister named her daughter Pajama..the normal person reads that as night clothes.. But it was pronounced PAH-Ja-MAH, not Pa-JAM-Ma.
    That poor kid!! But not as bad as her brother( Pajama's brother), whose name was Shingles.
    Pronounced SHEEN-Glase.
    My friend had a rather normal name, Jaye- Kaye. But her sister, the kids' mother was named Armware.. Pronounced like the furniture piece..
    I can only imagine what these kids went through in school!!
    That beats the names of a couple of kids I went to grade school with.....Ever and Three.
    Lol that reminded me of that show Blossom, and her friend's name was Six! I wonder what the number thing was about? ( although I can't talk shit, I've had two dogs named Ten).
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2u9fBnFCTB0
  • Aha hahahaha!!! My friend Amy named her oldest son Seven!! I totally forgot about that!!
  • SD48277SD48277 Posts: 12,243

    SD48277 said:

    hedonist said:

    Ishmael is one kickass name (and book! damn my not previewing before posting).

    Speaking of names, why do some parents spell their children's names as if penned in crayon by a five-year-old?

    I knew a girl in college and her sister named her daughter Pajama..the normal person reads that as night clothes.. But it was pronounced PAH-Ja-MAH, not Pa-JAM-Ma.
    That poor kid!! But not as bad as her brother( Pajama's brother), whose name was Shingles.
    Pronounced SHEEN-Glase.
    My friend had a rather normal name, Jaye- Kaye. But her sister, the kids' mother was named Armware.. Pronounced like the furniture piece..
    I can only imagine what these kids went through in school!!
    That beats the names of a couple of kids I went to grade school with.....Ever and Three.
    Lol that reminded me of that show Blossom, and her friend's name was Six! I wonder what the number thing was about? ( although I can't talk shit, I've had two dogs named Ten).
    I don't know. All I can say is that I grew up in Woodstock, and stuff like that became the norm There are actually a few different women named Pixie in town and I worked with a guy whose parents named him Buck Rogers--true story.
    ELITIST FUK
  • SD48277 said:

    SD48277 said:

    hedonist said:

    Ishmael is one kickass name (and book! damn my not previewing before posting).

    Speaking of names, why do some parents spell their children's names as if penned in crayon by a five-year-old?

    I knew a girl in college and her sister named her daughter Pajama..the normal person reads that as night clothes.. But it was pronounced PAH-Ja-MAH, not Pa-JAM-Ma.
    That poor kid!! But not as bad as her brother( Pajama's brother), whose name was Shingles.
    Pronounced SHEEN-Glase.
    My friend had a rather normal name, Jaye- Kaye. But her sister, the kids' mother was named Armware.. Pronounced like the furniture piece..
    I can only imagine what these kids went through in school!!
    That beats the names of a couple of kids I went to grade school with.....Ever and Three.
    Lol that reminded me of that show Blossom, and her friend's name was Six! I wonder what the number thing was about? ( although I can't talk shit, I've had two dogs named Ten).
    I don't know. All I can say is that I grew up in Woodstock, and stuff like that became the norm There are actually a few different women named Pixie in town and I worked with a guy whose parents named him Buck Rogers--true story.
    SD48277 said:

    SD48277 said:

    hedonist said:

    Ishmael is one kickass name (and book! damn my not previewing before posting).

    Speaking of names, why do some parents spell their children's names as if penned in crayon by a five-year-old?

    I knew a girl in college and her sister named her daughter Pajama..the normal person reads that as night clothes.. But it was pronounced PAH-Ja-MAH, not Pa-JAM-Ma.
    That poor kid!! But not as bad as her brother( Pajama's brother), whose name was Shingles.
    Pronounced SHEEN-Glase.
    My friend had a rather normal name, Jaye- Kaye. But her sister, the kids' mother was named Armware.. Pronounced like the furniture piece..
    I can only imagine what these kids went through in school!!
    That beats the names of a couple of kids I went to grade school with.....Ever and Three.
    Lol that reminded me of that show Blossom, and her friend's name was Six! I wonder what the number thing was about? ( although I can't talk shit, I've had two dogs named Ten).
    I don't know. All I can say is that I grew up in Woodstock, and stuff like that became the norm There are actually a few different women named Pixie in town and I worked with a guy whose parents named him Buck Rogers--true story.
    I used to watch that show! Lol
  • Guess I will pour a little something for our homies that are no longer with us. :(
  • hedonisthedonist Posts: 24,524

    Guess I will pour a little something for our homies that are no longer with us. :(

    It's odd you posted this and here of all places (no idea to whom you were referring but it just...fits).

    Been thinking of one who recently passed.

    Raising a glass with a :)


  • hedonist said:

    Guess I will pour a little something for our homies that are no longer with us. :(

    It's odd you posted this and here of all places (no idea to whom you were referring but it just...fits).

    Been thinking of one who recently passed.

    Raising a glass with a :)


    Nobody passed that I know of. It was a tongue in cheek reference to the op.
  • hedonisthedonist Posts: 24,524
    Oh.

    Still, giving cheers to the one I was thinking of.

    And nooo...I don't feel silly at all :-\"
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