Sorority girls who sit next to you at lunch and talk, loudly, about how many blowjobs they gave last weekend, like it's some kind of fucking contest (corrollary: highschool girls who talk about how drunk they got last weekend in homeroom; thank God I don't have to deal with that anymore)

Posted by GeeTee at November 25, 2002 07:32 PM | TrackBack 0

We can only pursue what runs away from us. A man who is devoted to something else besides the woman is autmatically more attractive. Any intellectual whore who has ever listened to a girl complain about how her boyfriend-ran-off-with-a-slut or how her boyfriend-is-really-not-dumb-he's-just-streetsmart-and-he- has-to-sell-weed-to-support-his-baby's-mama or he's-really-nice-even-though-he-ignores-me-and-hits-me-sometimes-but-you-don't- know-what-he's-like-when-we're-alone or he's-not-emotionally-available-that's-why-I-like-talk-to-you-until-it's-time-to-go-fuck-him while he himself is sitting right there and would like nothing better than to be with her but of course is sitting solidly on the friends ladder knows this intuitively. Ultimately, almost all guys learn this truth for themselves: The best way to never score with a woman is to show too much interest in her.

Posted by GeeTee at November 25, 2002 07:17 PM | TrackBack 0

Here and there it remembers a largely forgotten breakthrough, like the 1991 episode of "A Different World" that dared to talk about AIDS and safe sex. As producer Debbie Allen tells it, NBC had fainting spells at the mere thought of showing a condom - in its wrapper, mind you - on the air.

Posted by GeeTee at November 25, 2002 02:11 PM | TrackBack 0

The paper's researchers emphasise that it represents their opinions rather than those of Microsoft, but their conclusions are likely to make uncomfortable reading for music industry executives.
In essence, say the researchers, file-swapping systems have already won. The only way for music companies to compete is on the same terms by making music easy to get hold of and cheap to buy.

Posted by GeeTee at November 25, 2002 12:25 PM | TrackBack 0

Dogs express themselves with a variety of barks while wolves use more visual cues to convey information to each other, said the researchers for the Kiel Institute of Animal Behaviour Studies.

Posted by GeeTee at November 25, 2002 05:15 AM | TrackBack 0