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Started by ahochaude · 23 Nov 2003 · 35,048 replies

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28 Dec 2005, 04:59 #8901
Geezus christ.. Calm down.. just checking to see if my analgesic state has taken over my whole being, thank you..

I miss Tito, Vic and Joey.. Vic is hot. He's a DILF as opposed to Dina who's a MILF..

I do not use Likas Papaya, but I prefer Ysa Botanica, thank you very much..

:rofl:

God, Star Wax is still in business.. Now try inhaling that for kicks.. :mrgreen:
28 Dec 2005, 05:02 #8902
i dont even know what those products do.. :hehe:
i just happen to see the ads behind the podium... :beaten:
28 Dec 2005, 05:08 #8903
krim wrote:i dont even know what those products do.. :hehe:
i just happen to see the ads behind the podium... :beaten:


Likas Papaya is a herbal soap said to whiten skin (Filipinos being obsessed with whitening their skin) but I found that Likas is too drying.. and YSA is better.. Star Wax is floor wax that I have used in gradeschool-highschool during homeroom to clean the classroom floors.. Comes in Red and Beige... How's that for Home Ec?
28 Dec 2005, 05:14 #8904
:rofl:

i always thought it was for actual papayas!
28 Dec 2005, 05:16 #8905
krim wrote::rofl:

i always thought it was for actual papayas!


:beatyou: @ krim.. nice one dude..
28 Dec 2005, 05:30 #8906
:puppydog:

gomen ne. :sweat:


this reminds me of..

V: Hey Randy, whats the ugliest cow in the world?

B: HuH??? What???

V: IKAW!!!!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA


:mrgreen:
28 Dec 2005, 10:04 #8907
krim wrote:ya know what i want..?

a melon-pan.

i've never had one. :puppydog:



why the sudden want....

"MELLLOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNNNNNN"


hommie been watchin' too much yakitate japan....i've had one but i don't think it was a very good representation of the bread.
28 Dec 2005, 22:38 #8908
Tu_triky wrote:

hommie been watchin' too much yakitate japan....i've had one but i don't think it was a very good representation of the bread.


watching food that looks yummy tends to make me want yummy food.
29 Dec 2005, 00:59 #8909
krim wrote:

watching food that looks yummy tends to make me want yummy food.


no....when i see veal and foie gras dumplings on iron chef it makes me want to starve for 16 days.....:P
29 Dec 2005, 01:04 #8910
mmmm... veal... :drooling:
29 Dec 2005, 01:06 #8911
krim wrote:mmmm... veal... :drooling:



it looked bombay. haven't eaten veal in ages...but then i haven't eaten italian food in quite some time and that's the cuisine i most closely associate with veal.
29 Dec 2005, 01:12 #8912
i dont think i've ever eaten veal at a italian place.. it's always with friends/family
29 Dec 2005, 01:14 #8913
krim wrote:i dont think i've ever eaten veal at a italian place.. it's always with friends/family



dat's cool....i don't usually pow pow at ppl's place to eat grub...
29 Dec 2005, 01:15 #8914
krim wrote:i dont think i've ever eaten veal at a italian place.. it's always with friends/family

Not even at your brother's restaurant? :headscratch:


Veal piccata... :thumbsup:
29 Dec 2005, 01:17 #8915
bmwracer wrote:
Not even at your brother's restaurant? :headscratch:


Veal piccata... :thumbsup:


i dont have a brother... :headscratch: :beaten:
29 Dec 2005, 01:19 #8916
krim wrote:i dont have a brother... :headscratch: :beaten:

Whoops, my bad.

Don't you have a relative that's a chef at an Italian restaurant in Manhattan Beach? :headscratch:
29 Dec 2005, 01:22 #8917
bmwracer wrote:
Whoops, my bad.

Don't you have a relative that's a chef at an Italian restaurant in Manhattan Beach? :headscratch:


Oh, that's my friend Ken's brother... :mrgreen:
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29 Dec 2005, 17:27 #8918
Round #2 of allergy tests today. Pretty much I'm highly allergic to dust, dustmites, pollens, molds, etc. Also, something called Bermuda Grass, I dunno what that is. As I already knew, highly allergic to cats. The doctor told me there's nothing he can do for that.....just to stay away from them. No problem, since I found out, I always avoided them. I like my eyes to be visible, thanks :hehe: I guess now I have to dust my house regularly? Mreh.

Dogs I'm allergic to a much lower degree, not enough for concern (not that it matters anyway, haha). He suggested allergy injections. I told him I'd think about it, but I'm not all for that 3 year commitment. He prescribed Allegra-D. Then, I found out my insurance doesn't cover it and it would cost me $90/month. :beatyou: Now I have to call my insurance company to find out if they cover any alternatives so I can get a new Rx written :grumble:

Of course, he told me to quit smoking....but what doctor doesn't say that.... :blahblah:
29 Dec 2005, 18:12 #8919
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! :banghead:

I was finally ready to buy My So-called Life DVD boxset. I just found out it went out of print this year after only being released in 2002! Now there are only used sets for $300+ and bootlegs for ridiculous prices!!!!!!! :puppydog: I loved this show and want the DVD, I need to find out who to curse out about this......... :usuck:
30 Dec 2005, 00:32 #8920
KouSeiya315 wrote:Round #2 of allergy tests today. Pretty much I'm highly allergic to dust, dustmites, pollens, molds, etc. Also, something called Bermuda Grass, I dunno what that is. As I already knew, highly allergic to cats. The doctor told me there's nothing he can do for that.....just to stay away from them. No problem, since I found out, I always avoided them. I like my eyes to be visible, thanks :hehe: I guess now I have to dust my house regularly? Mreh.

Yow. :sweat:

Sounds like you pretty much have to be breathing through a HEPA filter all the time....

Think those air ionizers would help? Unless you're allergic to ozone, which they seem to generate quite a bit of... And most of those ionizers (read: Sharper Image) aren't very good in doing what they're supposed to do. :shakehead:

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