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Look I know you are just trying to deflect we all know how hard it is for morbidly obese people to clean all their nooks and crannys. Also since this is the first time you have come out in daylight since Bonnaroo make sure you wear your sunglasses. That way we also wont have to watch you staring at every pair of sweater puppies you see.
Jess, I consider you a friend, but god damn, fuck you for that statement. You can attack Phi all you want, that's between you guys, but don't make awful, nasty blanket statements about a group of people for no good reason. You have friends, possibly relatives that are obese, do you really think that about them, do you think that about ME? Think about the things you say. I defend you all the damn time to other people, don't make me regret that.
I hate to interrupt all this, but I can't think of a better place to say this:
You guys, Las Vegas has the best street names. I so want to live on Illusionary Magic Circle.
Hahaha! Do it! I will buy you and Josh matching tophats, wands, and capes as a housewarming gift.
Unfortunately, the only house for sale on that street is about three times my price range. Also, I am not looking to buy in North Las Vegas (because everyone says it is scary and I believe everyone), but my favorite street was there: Tainted Berry Ave, which intersects with Crying Heart Street and Melon Aroma Ave.
Hahaha! Do it! I will buy you and Josh matching tophats, wands, and capes as a housewarming gift.
Unfortunately, the only house for sale on that street is about three times my price range. Also, I am not looking to buy in North Las Vegas (because everyone says it is scary and I believe everyone), but my favorite street was there: Tainted Berry Ave, which intersects with Crying Heart Street and Melon Aroma Ave.
Yes, AVOID North Las Vegas at all costs.
I really liked the Henderson area, if you don't mind the commute.
I lived in SW Vegas and I LOVED it over there. I lived off of Durango and Russel.
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Jess, I consider you a friend, but god damn, fuck you for that statement. You can attack Phi all you want, that's between you guys, but don't make awful, nasty blanket statements about a group of people for no good reason. You have friends, possibly relatives that are obese, do you really think that about them, do you think that about ME? Think about the things you say. I defend you all the damn time to other people, don't make me regret that.
Well, obviously Jess is a fitness model in his spare time and so sees fit to levy judgment upon those who aren't carved from granite like the bedraggled Adonis that he is.
I decided to be the bigger person (har har) and not make any reference to his build. It's just a rude thing to say in general, no matter if you're built like Channing Tatum or Warren Haynes.
Unfortunately, the only house for sale on that street is about three times my price range. Also, I am not looking to buy in North Las Vegas (because everyone says it is scary and I believe everyone), but my favorite street was there: Tainted Berry Ave, which intersects with Crying Heart Street and Melon Aroma Ave.
Yes, AVOID North Las Vegas at all costs.
I really liked the Henderson area, if you don't mind the commute.
I lived in SW Vegas and I LOVED it over there. I lived off of Durango and Russel.
We are mostly looking in NW Vegas right now, but I've also noticed a couple houses in the SW that I liked. Going down this weekend to meet with the realtor and check some places out in person. The market there is nuts right now. Everything in our price range is getting snapped up.
Well, obviously Jess is a fitness model in his spare time and so sees fit to levy judgment upon those who aren't carved from granite like the bedraggled Adonis that he is.
I decided to be the bigger person (har har) and not make any reference to his build. It's just a rude thing to say in general, no matter if you're built like Channing Tatum or Warren Haynes.
Post by NothingButFlowers on Aug 22, 2013 17:37:34 GMT -5
So, there's this giant fire near Yosemite right now, about 130 miles from here, and there is so much smoke here that it is completely yellow outside of my window. It is super creey. I keep trying to take a picture of it, but through my camera on my phone, it just looks normal.
So, there's this giant fire near Yosemite right now, about 130 miles from here, and there is so much smoke here that it is completely yellow outside of my window. It is super creey. I keep trying to take a picture of it, but through my camera on my phone, it just looks normal.
So, there's this giant fire near Yosemite right now, about 130 miles from here, and there is so much smoke here that it is completely yellow outside of my window. It is super creey. I keep trying to take a picture of it, but through my camera on my phone, it just looks normal.
How's this?
We haven't gotten quite that apocalyptic just yet. Think any Breaking Bad scene that takes place in Mexico:
why are some people so bad with directions, myself included? I just tried to explain to my friends (who have been to my house several times before) how to get here from the other side of the neighborhood. neither of them could tell me where they were and I couldn't tell them where to go. 15 minutes later, I finally told them to exit the neighborhood and drive around to the other entrance and come in that way. now I'm too exhausted to hang out, from all the stress of figuring out how to get them here!
Oh god, that mirrored glass on the kitchen counter would HAVE to go!
But it's so disco! Seriously, though, while I haven't seen the mirrored kitchen counter in another house, I'd say a good 45% of them have fully mirrored closet doors. Why is this a thing? I do not want to roll out of bed every morning and greet myself. Mirrors go in bathrooms.
Oh god, that mirrored glass on the kitchen counter would HAVE to go!
But it's so disco! Seriously, though, while I haven't seen the mirrored kitchen counter in another house, I'd say a good 45% of them have fully mirrored closet doors. Why is this a thing? I do not want to roll out of bed every morning and greet myself. Mirrors go in bathrooms.
I personally HATED the Las Vegas architecture used in most homes. It seemed like 95% of homes had plaster walls. B*tch that shit looks hideous, give me drywall please!
That and you don't see a lot of carpet, everyone loves throwing down tile. Dafuq?
But it's so disco! Seriously, though, while I haven't seen the mirrored kitchen counter in another house, I'd say a good 45% of them have fully mirrored closet doors. Why is this a thing? I do not want to roll out of bed every morning and greet myself. Mirrors go in bathrooms.
I personally HATED the Las Vegas architecture used in most homes. It seemed like 95% of homes had plaster walls. B*tch that shiz looks hideous, give me drywall please!
That and you don't see a lot of carpet, everyone loves throwing down tile. Dafuq?
I think it's because tile and laminate are a lot easier to clean than carpet. We are fully on board with no carpet.
why are some people so bad with directions, myself included? I just tried to explain to my friends (who have been to my house several times before) how to get here from the other side of the neighborhood. neither of them could tell me where they were and I couldn't tell them where to go. 15 minutes later, I finally told them to exit the neighborhood and drive around to the other entrance and come in that way. now I'm too exhausted to hang out, from all the stress of figuring out how to get them here!
Yes. And then there's when you ask somebody for their street address and they start this 37-minute spiel telling you each and every turn to take between your house in Nome, AK and theirs in Lubbock, TX.
When this happens I wait silently, thinking: Look, my friend, I have this gizmo suctioned-cupped to my windshield that's known as a "GPS" such that when you tell me your street address I can simply plug it into the beast and thereby save us both this eternal hassle of you pretending your spatial memory isn't fallible and me pretending I'm listening.
