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  • patrickredeyes
    patrickredeyes Posts: 8,834
    Most of the Pearl Jam girls I have met are all pretty awesome and wonderful ladies. Some on the other hand hmmmmmmm not so wonderful. LOL
  • TrixieCat
    TrixieCat Posts: 5,756
    patrickredeyes wrote:
    Most of the Pearl Jam girls I have met are all pretty awesome and wonderful ladies. Some on the other hand hmmmmmmm not so wonderful. LOL
    Names! Who are the bad apples! lol
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  • patrickredeyes
    patrickredeyes Posts: 8,834
    TrixieCat wrote:
    Names! Who are the bad apples! lol


    The kind of apples that look yummy from a distance and then you see they have dings and dents on them up close. LOL

    That makes no sense or really doesn't mean what I'm trying to say. Oh look at the time off to work soon. haha :D
  • TrixieCat
    TrixieCat Posts: 5,756
    patrickredeyes wrote:
    The kind of apples that look yummy from a distance and then you see they have dings and dents on them up close. LOL

    That makes no sense or really doesn't mean what I'm trying to say. Oh look at the time off to work soon. haha :D
    Dings and dents? lol
    If you are looking, you will always find dings and dents. :)
    Cause I'm broken when I'm lonesome
    And I don't feel right when you're gone away
  • disconnected
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    esther1977 wrote:
    :D I looked for you, but i just think ..you didn't want to be found by me ;)

    Well, I walked around with two glasses of rosé :(
  • disconnected
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    Jeanie wrote:
    Totally, completely, zipped up, watertight SECRET!!! ;)

    Hey, girl, I can't be that secret, right? It isn't like you have any military info or something like that...

    Jeanie wrote:
    Fair enough. You gotta do what's best for you. :)

    I am. Lots of water and cranberry juice... But tonight I'll have a beer :D
    Jeanie wrote:
    Thanks. :)
    Oh I'm bound to experience a second, third and fourth time!!! :D

    Eh, tell me more? Girlie stuff?



    Well, we have no "Holland-day" or something like that, but we have 'Victory in Europe day' ( eh, did that sound al little bit like a patriot?)

    But back on business, tell me girl!
  • disconnected
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    patrickredeyes wrote:
    (...) Some on the other hand hmmmmmmm not so wonderful. LOL

    Well, I don't believe they like PJ that much as they say then... :D
  • esther1977
    esther1977 Posts: 540
    disconnected wrote:
    Well, I walked around with two glasses of rosé :(


    mmm damn.. so sorry to hear that you had to drink them all alone.
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  • Jeanie
    Jeanie Posts: 9,446
    disconnected wrote:
    Hey, girl, I can't be that secret, right? It isn't like you have any military info or something like that...

    Well I'm sorry disconnected but that information is classified!! ;)

    disconnected wrote:
    I am. Lots of water and cranberry juice... But tonight I'll have a beer

    Beer's not my thing, but cheers big ears anyway! :D
    disconnected wrote:
    Eh, tell me more? Girlie stuff?

    That's just it, I cannot possibly tell you anything more. I signed a confidentiality agreement! :D

    disconnected wrote:
    Well, we have no "Holland-day" or something like that, but we have 'Victory in Europe day' ( eh, did that sound al little bit like a patriot?)

    Isn't Victory In Europe day (VE Day) to celebrate the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany in Europe? Nothing to sneeze at in the celebration stakes I guess, but it's sad there isn't a Holland Day. It's a beautiful country and you have much to celebrate.
    Australia Day is more a day to celebrate our national identity. Of course it could be argued that there's nothing to celebrate but I hold out hopes that we will EVENTUALLY be more inclusive of our indigenous population.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia_Day

    I'd prefer we celebrated Australia Day on the anniversary of our Federation, which is the 1st January, but being Aussie's I can see why that wouldn't be feasible!! Most of us, if we wake up on January 1st at all, have a raging hangover and are useless for the rest of the day!! :D

    Seems like Canada Day is much more to my liking

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada_Day
    disconnected wrote:
    But back on business, tell me girl!

    sorry disconnected but I cannot possibly tell you. Even if you dangled Eddie naked, covered in chocolate sauce over me I would not tell!! :p
    NOPE!!!

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  • disconnected
    disconnected Posts: 2,875
    esther1977 wrote:
    mmm damn.. so sorry to hear that you had to drink them all alone.

    next time I'll make sure no one can leave 'till I found you
  • disconnected
    disconnected Posts: 2,875
    Jeanie wrote:
    Well I'm sorry disconnected but that information is classified!! ;)
    Jeanie wrote:
    That's just it, I cannot possibly tell you anything more. I signed a confidentiality agreement! :D

    Jeanie wrote:
    sorry disconnected but I cannot possibly tell you. Even if you dangled Eddie naked, covered in chocolate sauce over me I would not tell!! :p

    First take a bottle of wine, drink it till it's almost empty and then tell me...
    Jeanie wrote:
    Beer's not my thing, but cheers big ears anyway! :D

    Well, beer isn't my no 1 drink, wine is...
    Jeanie wrote:
    Isn't Victory In Europe day (VE Day) to celebrate the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany in Europe? Nothing to sneeze at in the celebration stakes I guess, but it's sad there isn't a Holland Day. It's a beautiful country and you have much to celebrate.
    Australia Day is more a day to celebrate our (...) useless for the rest of the day!! :D

    Seems like Canada Day is much more to my liking

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada_Day

    It is, we celebrate the surrender of the Nazi's. With a lot of thanks to st beck! The Canadians still enjoy our tulips!
  • esther1977
    esther1977 Posts: 540
    disconnected wrote:
    next time I'll make sure no one can leave 'till I found you


    Thats an excellent idea!!
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  • disconnected
    disconnected Posts: 2,875
    esther1977 wrote:
    Thats an excellent idea!!

    I'm brilliant :D
  • Jeanie
    Jeanie Posts: 9,446
    disconnected wrote:
    First take a bottle of wine, drink it till it's almost empty and then tell me...

    hmmm tempting! :D I'll think about it! ;)


    disconnected wrote:
    Well, beer isn't my no 1 drink, wine is...

    Well I'm rather partial to a wine myself! :D



    disconnected wrote:
    It is, we celebrate the surrender of the Nazi's. With a lot of thanks to st beck! The Canadians still enjoy our tulips!

    And quite the reason to celebrate it is too! :)

    I LOVE your tulips!! Kuekenhof is the most beautiful place I've ever seen. :)
    NOPE!!!

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  • disconnected
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    Jeanie wrote:
    hmmm tempting! :D I'll think about it! ;)

    Just drink the wine girl! And don't type with a double tongue! I can't read it anymore then...
    Jeanie wrote:
    Well I'm rather partial to a wine myself! :D

    The best wine is from Chili I guess..
    Jeanie wrote:
    And quite the reason to celebrate it is too! :)

    I LOVE your tulips!! Kuekenhof is the most beautiful place I've ever seen. :)

    What about al those fields full of tulips of the tulipsplantations next to the highway's in some parts of the Netherlands?
  • Jeanie
    Jeanie Posts: 9,446
    disconnected wrote:
    Just drink the wine girl! And don't type with a double tongue! I can't read it anymore then...

    It's still too early in the day for wine for me! :p:p There ya go double tongue!! ;) What on earth were we talking about anyway?????
    And what are we supposed to be talking about????


    disconnected wrote:
    The best wine is from Chili I guess..

    No! No! No! The best wine is from Australia!! Just ask Ed! ;)

    disconnected wrote:
    What about al those fields full of tulips of the tulipsplantations next to the highway's in some parts of the Netherlands?

    It was a long time ago but I do remember seeing fields and fields of tulips everywhere I looked on my drive to Kuekenhof. It was beautiful. I even bought tulips when I got home and planted them here! I really only saw Kuekenhof and Amersterdam. But I loved the place. :) All that art!
    NOPE!!!

    *~You're IT Bert!~*

    Hold on to the thread
    The currents will shift
  • disconnected
    disconnected Posts: 2,875
    Jeanie wrote:
    It's still too early in the day for wine for me! :p There ya go double tongue!! ;) What on earth were we talking about anyway?????
    And what are we supposed to be talking about????

    Well, when you drink too much, we say (s)he's speaking with a double tongue... It's hard too understand someone after that much booze...
    But just tell the girlie stuff I need to know you weren't planned to tell me....... Until know :D You knew something you going to tell me know? Some classified stuff?
    Jeanie wrote:
    No! No! No! The best wine is from Australia!! Just ask Ed! ;)

    Never tried an Australian wine yet.... I'll be back about what's best wine later :D
    Jeanie wrote:
    It was a long time ago but I do remember seeing fields and fields of tulips everywhere I looked on my drive to Kuekenhof. It was beautiful. I even bought tulips when I got home and planted them here! I really only saw Kuekenhof and Amersterdam. But I loved the place. All that art!

    That's what I meant! Only fields full of tulips as far you can see....
  • Steve Dunne
    Steve Dunne Posts: 4,965
    TrixieCat wrote:
    PJ girls rock! :)

    yes you do
    I love to turn you on
  • xavier mcdaniel
    xavier mcdaniel Somewhere in NYC Posts: 9,448
    i haven't met a pearl jam girl that wasn't cool and i don't think i ever will. cheers to the pj girls on here
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  • Yellow Bedwetter
    Yellow Bedwetter NYC Posts: 2,832
    xavier mcdaniel wrote:
    i haven't met a pearl jam girl that wasn't cool and i don't think i ever will. cheers to the pj girls on here

    i havent actually met a PJ girl that was in the 10C at least i dont think so
    i have met a few female fans...i cant wait til the next tour...hopefully i can meet a lot of ppl from the pit
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