Random Thoughts...

[kunk75]

maybe a little.

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the best kind of conversation is the one where everyone is talking but nobody's got a clue what the fuck the other people are saying, yet somehow it manages to keep goin on and on and on like erykah badu

obtuse, that's the word?

[tweeds]

40 posts in a day later....

omg FTB is back! :eek:

[cinderella]

can you develop some sort of bacterial abnormality by eating too much yogurt?

[broneck]

if you have a yeast infection don't blame it on the fucking activia

[jeepster]

can you develop some sort of bacterial abnormality by eating too much yogurt?

yes. its not like bad bacteria as far as i can tell, but if you're lactose intolerant, it can trigger some sort of reaction. it's the cultures in the yogurt sorta like overloading your system.

something along those lines happened to me. ate yogurt in the mornings for about 2 weeks straight and i had a hole in my tongue because of it. eventually after stopping it went away.

[Fookums]

Ew.

Pics?

10char

[jeepster]

Ew.

Pics?

10char

this was like a few months ago, there's no visible signs of anything wrong anymore. i just eat far less yogurt now.

[homme.homme]

wow thats awesome.(re:tongue hole)

umm... i lack creativity. and energy. and ... everything. makes work very long and difficult. gah.

[jeepster]

wow thats awesome.(re:tongue hole)

umm... i lack creativity. and energy. and ... everything. makes work very long and difficult. gah.

It's closer to the weekend there than it is here buck-o.

[homme.homme]

It's closer to the weekend there than it is here buck-o.

hah... yeah technically that is a bad thing. less time to work on designs.

[sidneylo]

I have never seen that before.

It's probably because I never walk around San Francisco any more either.

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i've been to san francisco quite a few times and for some reason i associate that city with jet lag.

visiting my USF friend back in my college days made for some interesting trips...took him for his first lap dance and on the drive home he was goin full speed blasting Edison Chen in the whip like he just did a hit and run

best city for just walkin around is Tokyo or Paris

[Guest]

I have this strange fear of being sent back in time, and then when it becomes known that I'm from the future, I'm summoned to the King to give him my knowledge.

But I'm unable to explain the most basic facts about chemistry, physics, biology, electricity, internal combustion machines or history, so I'm put to death.

Make it up.

Or, singlehandly prevent global with pre-emptive anti industialism.

[jeepster]

i've been to san francisco quite a few times and for some reason i associate that city with jet lag.

visiting my USF friend back in my college days made for some interesting trips...took him for his first lap dance and on the drive home he was goin full speed blasting Edison Chen in the whip like he just did a hit and run

best city for just walkin around is Tokyo or Paris

I think Paris is a great walking city, can't say I know Tokyo, but for the most part, London is very walkable. When I was there last summer, I stayed in Bloomsbury and was able to navigate most of the city without resorting to taking the tube everywhere. I guess its a matter of being centrally located. I did take the tube a fair bit, regardless of how much walking I did...

Paris was actually incredibly easy to navigate by foot. I enjoyed that part of the trip (in terms of walking) than the London part... so maybe I'm wrong and I can disavow my previous statement... haha

[Ichigo100%]

Always curious about which magazine provided more substance, Mens Vouge or Mens GQ..

Which do you guys prefer?

[Guest chemi]

if you're looking for a mysterious part of sf, get lost in the south east corner

(sunnydale housing projects is gully. i saw wesley pipes creepin around there a few times)

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they target different demographics

Men's Vogue is more high society, kinda like a Vanity Fair with mens fashion...Men's GQ is more approachable for the college age to working man in their 20's-30's, more street friendly looks. The only thing worth reading in Men's GQ is Glenn O'Brien's column.

the best mens mag is L'Uomo Vogue...dont understand a word of whats goin on in there but i find the portraits fascinating, especially the shots of 60s and 70s decadence.

Men's Non-No is good for street snapshots and Huge is great for the styled photo shoots.

[Ichigo100%]

I have subscriptions to both Mens Non- No and GQ and find both to be entertaining in their own way.. GOB's columns are pretty damn stimulating on the brain.. Good read..

I'll take a dive into this L 'Uomo Vouge

[homme.homme]

the best mens mag is L'Uomo Vogue...dont understand a word of whats goin on in there but i find the portraits fascinating, especially the shots of 60s and 70s decadence.

I whole-heartedly agree... there is an English translation of some of the more important articles at the back of the mag so you can actually comprehend some of the text if you are interested.

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Pet Sounds might just be the greatest melodic pop album ever...i am listening to some of this again for the first time in a while and damn...Brian was on some other shit. I guess genius and lunacy are inseparable after all

[ProfMonnitoff]

I can't get into purely fashion-based mags anymore. I recently bought Fantastic Man and Purple, and both were quite interesting and readable. i-D is getting pretty awful, last really good issue was September 2007.

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i-D is terrible indeed...they hit a new low with the Agyness Deyn issue.

[mr fluffernutter]

Pet Sounds might just be the greatest melodic pop album ever...i am listening to some of this again for the first time in a while and damn...Brian was on some other shit. I guess genius and lunacy are inseparable after all

do u have SMiLE

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just found out Rick Ross did a song called "All I have in this world (Japanese denim)"....wtf

edit: diamonds i have the one reissued like 2 years ago but dont have the original bootleg

[mr fluffernutter]

both are good in there own way... i was talking about the reissue though. i'm in great shape.

there are some real gems hidden in most of the beach boys albums too... i guess they would only let him make a couple of his own songs per record or something... i need to listen to more of that...

[mr fluffernutter]

also i could listen to surf's up forever

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his best songs were the ones that sound kind of romantic and wistful but you can tell the madness and confusion that was brewing beneath that angelic voice. My favorites are probably "Don't Talk (put your head on my shoulder)", "Caroline No" and "Don't worry baby".

[samsikle]

fuck finals and u.s. history

[_ironman]

i'm confused, how long is the school term in the United States? do all post-secondary students have exams around this time? i'm in Canada, and as far as i know everybody is done near or around the end of April =/