posted 05-06-2008 06:38 PM            

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Originally posted by Minxy:
a gr.

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Hahaha, I can just hear you saying this, even though I don't know what your voice sounds like. It's just funny to think of someone saying "a gr". Heh.

posted 05-06-2008 09:08 PM               

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Originally posted by EminentThropp:
Munchkin I'm really sorry please forgive me. I didn't mean to frusterate or bother you in any way. I realize some feelings might have been hurt by my posts so let me just pledge now that all future posts by me will be strictly related to the topics that the creator of the topic set them out to be. Do you think it's possible that I could just start with a clean slate? It would mean alot if I could be forgiven. Wow I just realized how cheesy that sounded
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oh just stop. stop begging for forgiveness. i dont know how a bad day can make you want to ask for attention for your sig. that doesnt make sense. anyway, you must have had to read PRETTY far back in order to know so much about munchkinman. and to take your anger out on a member that is no longer here....pretty strange. i would be more likely to vent towards people are more current to the boards.
EminThropp....how old are you? just curious.
also, if you are munchkinman, welcome back and i'm glad to see you have gone from being 9 years old to high school in a matter of weeks.
if you are NOT munchkinman, then apologies for ebing so harsh, but you must be able to see why we all think otherwise?

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Originally posted by Elphaba Thropp:
[B]Hey does anyone know what happened to Saint Aelphaba?

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BAHHHHH HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAA!! AHHHHHH HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA! HO HO HO HEE HEE HEE HEH HEH HEH!!!
This is too much.

posted 05-06-2008 09:12 PM               

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Originally posted by helenbooktrip:
BAHHHHH HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAA!! AHHHHHH HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA! HO HO HO HEE HEE HEE HEH HEH HEH!!!
This is too much.

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No it's funny! lol

posted 05-09-2008 07:55 AM               

For what it's worth, Munchkin Man's name was Matthew, not Justin. I'm not sure if I'm going to take that as any proof that they're not the same person, but whatever. I'm 90% postive that the two of them are from the same part of the country. Reading their Bio's, I mean.

posted 05-20-2008 03:38 PM               

But if this Ashley is really interested in her, though, Amy just needs to tell her she doesn't swing that way. I'm sure Ashley will understand.

posted 05-20-2008 04:48 PM               

I don't doubt that a person at 17 years old can be completely and totally in love. However- you do change quite a bit over the next couple of years. Leaving high school generally opens your eyes to how petty a lot of things are that were at one time very important to you. Don't rush into anything relationship wise.

AND if he truly cares about you he will understand why you want to wait to take that step. (Or any major step... be it sex, moving in, running off to Vegas [which if you do, get married by a young Elvis, and take pictures.])

And Justin, tell Amy that she isn't that attractive and you don't know any lesbian that would want her, ever.

posted 05-21-2008 02:42 PM               

So, I have a weird question.

My roomate's boyfriend is coming down in a few weeks to visit. Well she wants to cook him one of his favorite meals, Sweetmeat, but we have no idea what it is and can't find any real information on it online. It's a Korean (?) dish. His mother is Korean and makes it for him.

Does anybody have any information on this dish or where I could possibly find a recipe? Thanks.

Brittney says thanks too!

posted 05-21-2008 04:44 PM               

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Originally posted by lostladyknight:
Oh hai!

So, I have a weird question.

My roomate's boyfriend is coming down in a few weeks to visit. Well she wants to cook him one of his favorite meals, Sweetmeat, but we have no idea what it is and can't find any real information on it online. It's a Korean (?) dish. His mother is Korean and makes it for him.

Does anybody have any information on this dish or where I could possibly find a recipe? Thanks.

Brittney says thanks too!

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well I don't know if you already saw this or not but I got this from Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweetmeat

posted 05-21-2008 07:22 PM               

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Originally posted by FabalaFae:
According to the link that Sanaedhel posted, Sweetmeat is made of dog meat. I'm pretty sure there's some sort of animal cruelty law in the US against dogs being used for food. Then again, it may just be because people here are so attatched to their pets.

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actually it says:

Sweetmeat is often confused with the term Sweetbread or Sweet Bread. Sweetbreads are a savory offal food. Sweetmeat is sweet, often a candied root, such as ginger or sea holly.

Sweet bread (offal), an Appalachian dish consisting of pickled sheep brains and/or other offal

Bosintang (“sweet-bread soup”), a Korean stew made from dog meat, also known by several other names

The dog meat that this stew is made of, properly called gaegogi

posted 05-21-2008 07:32 PM               

and to justin...just because amy is now aware of the fact that ashley is gay, doesn't mean ashley likes her. ashley is probably acting like she always did, but now amy is noticing how she acts because she thinks that ashley likes her. just because someone is a lesbian, doesn't mean they think every woman on earth is attractive. i'm straight and i dont think every man i see is attractice. i mean, she still has taste and standards.

posted 05-21-2008 10:46 PM               

According to Jamie's sister in law it's like steak and soy sauce and sugar and some other stuff. Sounds nasty.

Or, Pork. She didn't tell us which she used. Just to try it with both and see which we liked more.

I don't really want to eat it. At all.

posted 05-23-2008 01:39 PM            

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Originally posted by FlyingMonkey:
Do you think they will add a new forum when the new book comes out? Because they did forget about us for a while, GM didn't even know about us, and the is still no forum for that Toothfairy book.

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We'll likely contact the admin to add it. The reason the Tooth Fairy book isn't listed on here is because it's a kids book. GM has written numerous children's books but the forum is geared more towards his adult works.

posted 05-23-2008 03:36 PM               

If not then you may have to talk to your ex about arranging someone else to help him with the transportation of your daughter. You don't have to put up with her BS (unless it says so in the agreement.) This goes doubly if she's coming to YOUR house.

If you don't want to go that far then start simply with telling her that you aren't sleeping with her son, but even if you were then it none of her damned business. Keep record of any time she's raised her voice, and if she ever threats you then make a note. It may take a bit but you may be able to get a restraining order against her.

posted 05-23-2008 06:07 PM               

As for the issue with your child's grandmother, I'm not sure I can help.I can try though. I considered suing for custody of my nephew and talked to a lawyer so I have a few ideas as to how that all works, legally. Though legality and reason seem not to matter with people. I suggest maybe stopping and having a conversation when your child isn't around. Explain to her that like it or not you are both a part of that child's life and for her sake, if for nobody else's, you should try to find common ground. Maybe if you point out that this is a long term thing, a lifelong arrangment really, she'll calm down some. Otherwise, I'd do my best to avoid her. If she is making threats, consider the above mentioned restraining order.

Meanwhile, I think the name Erica is beautiful.

posted 05-23-2008 06:12 PM            

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Originally posted by Minxy:
Weird question: If a turtle lost it's shell, would it be naked or homeless?

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