Funny thing happened on the way to the forum today,
(I swear I was tripped)
(I swear I was tripped)
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EricLindros 14 years ago
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Originally posted by ThreadKiller
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Really, I've heard this story from several people during my life.
It was always someone's sister's babysitter's hairdresser's Mom's cousin.
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Some crazy names do indeed exist.
I've seen "nevaeh," which is Heaven spelled backward a few times.
And I assume the physician - who's a fairly trusted source - wasn't just making up a story about his residency. Although maybe. Who knows.
EricLindros 14 years ago
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Originally posted by Sugarpie
That is a wonderful gif.
No.
I hate Cameron Diaz.
[Deleted] 14 years ago
Speaking of crazy names, I can't believe you don't remember the Swedish baby named Metallica
Also...EL what have you got against Cameron Diaz? Or should I not ask, because I'll just end up calling you a jerk. Maybe we should just skip the story and I'll got right to calling you names?
Also...EL what have you got against Cameron Diaz? Or should I not ask, because I'll just end up calling you a jerk. Maybe we should just skip the story and I'll got right to calling you names?
EricLindros 14 years ago
She's annoying and a bad actress who takes generally bad roles and yet thinks she's awesome and just annoys me in every general way.
Plus she's quite ugly.
She's in the Gwyenth Paltrow tier of annoyingness, which is pretty high.
Plus she's quite ugly.
She's in the Gwyenth Paltrow tier of annoyingness, which is pretty high.
[Deleted] 14 years ago
You should know from previous conversations that pictures are misleading. Lol
What can i say...I actually like her as an actress.
What can i say...I actually like her as an actress.
EricLindros 14 years ago
I think what we've learned over the last few days is that your judgement of women from pictures alone needs some work. And thus you should probably agree that I'm right and Cameron Diaz sucks at life. 
[Deleted] 14 years ago
Maybe we've learned that you just send crappy pictures? Every think of it that way? Lol
DEMO 14 years ago
EL does have a knack for finding pictures that are, well, not so appealing
EricLindros 14 years ago
Reading this kind of made me sad:
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There's an important study that gives insight into women's loss of self-protective instinct. In the early 1960's, scientists conducted animal experiments to determine something about the "flight instinct" in humans. In one experiment they wired half the bottom of a large cage, so that a dog placed in the cage would receive a shock each time it set foot on the right side. Teh dog quickly learned to stay on the left side of the cage.
Next, the left side of the cage was wired for the same purpose and the right side was safe form shocks. The dog reoriented quickly and learned to stay on the right side of the cage. Then, the entire floor of the cage was wired to give random shocks, so that no matter where the dog lay or stood it would eventually receive a shock. The dog acted confused at first, and then it panicked. Finally the dog "gave up" and lay down, taking the shocks as they came, no longer trying to escape them or outsmart them.
But the experiment was not over. Next, the cage door was opened. The scientists expected the dog to rush out, but it did not flee. Even though it could vacate the cage at will, the dog lay there being randomly shocked. From this, scientists speculated that when a creature is exposed to violence, it will tend to adapt to that disturbance, so that when the violence ceases or the creature is allowed its freedom, the healthy instinct to flee is hugely diminished, and the creature stays put instead. (244)
[Deleted] 14 years ago
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Originally posted by EricLindros
Reading this kind of made me sad:
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There's an important study that gives insight into women's loss of self-protective instinct. In the early 1960's, scientists conducted animal experiments to determine something about the "flight instinct" in humans. In one experiment they wired half the bottom of a large cage, so that a dog placed in the cage would receive a shock each time it set foot on the right side. Teh dog quickly learned to stay on the left side of the cage.
Next, the left side of the cage was wired for the same purpose and the right side was safe form shocks. The dog reoriented quickly and learned to stay on the right side of the cage. Then, the entire floor of the cage was wired to give random shocks, so that no matter where the dog lay or stood it would eventually receive a shock. The dog acted confused at first, and then it panicked. Finally the dog "gave up" and lay down, taking the shocks as they came, no longer trying to escape them or outsmart them.
But the experiment was not over. Next, the cage door was opened. The scientists expected the dog to rush out, but it did not flee. Even though it could vacate the cage at will, the dog lay there being randomly shocked. From this, scientists speculated that when a creature is exposed to violence, it will tend to adapt to that disturbance, so that when the violence ceases or the creature is allowed its freedom, the healthy instinct to flee is hugely diminished, and the creature stays put instead. (244)
You're not supposed to post stuff like that.
F1098 14 years ago
I really like her as an actress as well, but frankly, in this girl's opinion she ain't no looker in person ( I've seen her a few times in LA) and the years have, and will not be kind to her.
That said, the camera and make up can do miracles. I've got stories..........
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That said, the camera and make up can do miracles. I've got stories..........
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Originally posted by Sugarpie
You should know from previous conversations that pictures are misleading. Lol
What can i say...I actually like her as an actress.
[Deleted] 14 years ago
I really don't think she's unattractive. Here she is on the set of her latest movie.
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