Happy Birthday, Moeskido!!
by Moeskido on 22 Jul 2008 01:11
Regrettably, there were no weekend tacos, despite my apparent proximity to a source that is relatively local and cheap. In the fullness of time, it becomes apparent that my laziness is all.
My Saturday was spent doing very little but a bit of paperwork and cursing about the house with minor, insignificant chores. My Sunday was spent commuting to, attending, and commuting back from a lower-Manhattan screening (with dinner afterward) of "The Dark Knight," which I wholeheartedly, enthusiastically, zealously recommend to anyone who believes that costumed superheroes are an inevitably frivolous source for genre filmmaking.
There were no tacos. There was Indian food in extraordinary quantities, however. I bravely suffered this paltry substitute with a stoicism I'd hope you fine, rugged daughters of the British Isles would approve.
Also, these bumps are frakking silly. You people have far more important threads to lend your keyboards to.
My Saturday was spent doing very little but a bit of paperwork and cursing about the house with minor, insignificant chores. My Sunday was spent commuting to, attending, and commuting back from a lower-Manhattan screening (with dinner afterward) of "The Dark Knight," which I wholeheartedly, enthusiastically, zealously recommend to anyone who believes that costumed superheroes are an inevitably frivolous source for genre filmmaking.
There were no tacos. There was Indian food in extraordinary quantities, however. I bravely suffered this paltry substitute with a stoicism I'd hope you fine, rugged daughters of the British Isles would approve.
Also, these bumps are frakking silly. You people have far more important threads to lend your keyboards to.
Absurditas antecedat morbiditate.
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by luddite lady on 22 Jul 2008 01:30
With all those purty words of yours, do you really think we'll stop bumpin' ya?
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by Moeskido on 22 Jul 2008 02:16
I'm genuinely hoping DM is taking every opportunity to play, whenever the car stops for more than a meal. Just thinking of Benicio del Toro's advice to Johnny Depp in "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas."
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by E on 22 Jul 2008 04:04
Didn't see that one, but in my house, when wifey or hubby gets to go play, separately or together, it makes them better wifey and hubby. Win win all around. Mr. E rox!!
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by animal on 22 Jul 2008 13:26
[quote="Schmaffy"]I just love bumping Moe. 
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Do you also want to roll with Moe..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqDaQiOO72A
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Do you also want to roll with Moe..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqDaQiOO72A
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by smudge on 22 Jul 2008 22:57
[quote="Moeskido"]
There were no tacos. There was Indian food in extraordinary quantities, however. I bravely suffered this paltry substitute with a stoicism I'd hope you fine, rugged daughters of the British Isles would approve.
Also, these bumps are frakking silly. You people have far more important threads to lend your keyboards to.[/quote]
This fine, rugged (is that a compliment?) daughter of the British Isles is slightly scared by the concept of a quantity of Indian food that Moeskido finds 'extraordinary'. I have had the pleasure of seeing the man in action when faced with a substantial quantity of subcontinental cuisine. 'tis not gluttony, but rather the polite unwillingness to leave something fabulous on a plate/platter/balti dish. For which the man deserves respect. And free indigestion remedies.
(The bumps may be silly, but you're stuck with them mate. It is a conspiracy.)
There were no tacos. There was Indian food in extraordinary quantities, however. I bravely suffered this paltry substitute with a stoicism I'd hope you fine, rugged daughters of the British Isles would approve.
Also, these bumps are frakking silly. You people have far more important threads to lend your keyboards to.[/quote]
This fine, rugged (is that a compliment?) daughter of the British Isles is slightly scared by the concept of a quantity of Indian food that Moeskido finds 'extraordinary'. I have had the pleasure of seeing the man in action when faced with a substantial quantity of subcontinental cuisine. 'tis not gluttony, but rather the polite unwillingness to leave something fabulous on a plate/platter/balti dish. For which the man deserves respect. And free indigestion remedies.
(The bumps may be silly, but you're stuck with them mate. It is a conspiracy.)
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by Lynne on 22 Jul 2008 23:39
I'm having frozen burritos from Trader Joe's, so clearly your taco behavior doesn't extend to burritos!
Yep, I like bumpin' Moe too ...
Yep, I like bumpin' Moe too ...
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