is there a religion that promotes heavy drinking? what are you, Homer?
OldunsureThis is the correct answerNot in my opinion.is she the super hot one?She's a terrible competitor on the Road Rules/Real World Challenges though, and crazy too.Cara is good. Solid and not flashy, but a bit unique. I like Cara Maria, too.My favorite girls name is Sarah. But my wife has a wench cousin with that name so it's out.
Cara Maria
7 year old comes up to me this morning with tooth in his hand and shows it to me...
"I didn't get jack for this!"
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Alarm reminder set for tooth fairy for 11:00 tonight.
What about SAnta, a rabbit, and a fairy make you think a midget would be a suitable stand in?Business idea - outsource all the mystical character rituals for kids. Get a bunch of midgets to sneak into your house for Santa, Easter Bunny eggs, tooth fairy. Have them dress up as said character and plant the eggs, presents, money etc. That way if the kid wakes up, proof of existence.
I was going to be Stephanie if I were a girl.I was going to be "Stephen" if I were a boy. Anyone else know their alternate name?If my son happened to come out cockless, her name would have been Kira after the bass player from Black Flag / Mike Watt's ex-wife![]()
What about SAnta, a rabbit, and a fairy make you think a midget would be a suitable stand in?Business idea - outsource all the mystical character rituals for kids. Get a bunch of midgets to sneak into your house for Santa, Easter Bunny eggs, tooth fairy. Have them dress up as said character and plant the eggs, presents, money etc. That way if the kid wakes up, proof of existence.

Jessica. But I'm Jesse and got called Jessica when I got picked on anyway.I was going to be "Stephen" if I were a boy. Anyone else know their alternate name?If my son happened to come out cockless, her name would have been Kira after the bass player from Black Flag / Mike Watt's ex-wife![]()
I hit what I think was a homerun by suggesting my son's now deceased Gramps do the baptism in Lake Superior. Sometimes I think of stuff.Don't give in. We haven't baptized my kids despite some familial pressure and at this point everybody is ok with it.i gotta get my boys baptized. basically to appease the old ladies grandparents and basically everyone else in my family does. am i going to have to go to some stupid counseling thing with the priest or can i pay him off?
Or they just don't bring it up and then talk about us when we're not around.
Frosty has assburgers, so I think he's outYou guys can bring Frosty too, assuming he's not tied up with softball, meat raffles and bad movies. Also, bring wives. Or girlfriends. Or both if you're feeling saucy.Cool - I'll be back in town on the 16th. Pickles and I will entertain.Starting to understand how fantasy football can be tedious to a man who bargain shops bags for ice storage.Lay off TF, folks. He's got a stash of bags ready for the impending Icemageddon and all it took him to save the $1.08 for a pre-filled bag was ordering a pallet of empties, buying a stand-alone freezer and running his ice maker into the ground filling up those 12" X 20" 1.8mil beauties. You may scoff, but no matter what happens he's got that covered... unless the power goes out. But who needs ice then, anyway?
Abe naming a child Cash is like me naming a child Pigment.
Tre, wife will be in your neck of the woods July 15 through July 22. A full week. She's pretty depressed about being apart from Hazel for that long, though I think most of that is worry that Hazel will be in my care for that long. She said most of the people on her 'team' are stuffy non drinkers so she's looking forward to this about as much as I would a week long trip to a tanning bed.
Hey, two pale skin jokes in one post!
Hard to imagine that she ended up being bat#### crazy
I'm hoping this is just the start of the madness.Hard to imagine that she ended up being bat#### crazy
is this a euphemism for washing your balls?i gotta get my boys baptized. basically to appease the old ladies grandparents and basically everyone else in my family does. am i going to have to go to some stupid counseling thing with the priest or can i pay him off?
and i have a new addition to my signatureAbe naming a child Cash is like me naming a child Pigment.
I think this is how Christianmingle does it.Last time I had a million dollar idea I found out it already existed, so I stopped coming up with million dollar ideas, not that I was a great risk to ever put one into practice.
But tell me if this exists: There are dozens of dating sites out there and many of them have been profitable. Seems to me there are no secret formulas involved for matching people up and having tried out two of them way back when, it's like walking into a bar, finding a cute member of the opposite (or same, NTTAWWT) sex, winking at them and striking up a conversation. Sometimes sparks fly and sometimes, you go home crying and alone, like a maladjusted former gymnast in Cincinnati.
But what if there was a dating site that matched people up based on their musical preferences? Let's say you sign up for a dating website, share your Spotify or iTunes library with the site (in addition to filling out a profile) and then create some sort of algorithm that finds potential matches? My first wife and I both love LOVE music, but our tastes were Arab/Israeli conflict level different. Ultimately, we split and though music had nothing to do with it, I sure would have like to have known up front that she would purchase a JLo CD. Had I known that, I wouldn't have talked to her.
Does that technology exist? Does that make any sense? Good idea? Dumb idea? Impossible to create something like it? I probably would have joined a dating site that promised to pair me up with girls who had similar musical tastes. At the very least, we could share a car ride together without battling for radio control.![]()
Kris Benson thread just got bumped with the TMZ story. Mugshot includedI'm hoping this is just the start of the madness.Hard to imagine that she ended up being bat#### crazy
I like this. A shared interest in bands no one cares about is the first thing Mrs Stu and I clicked on.Last time I had a million dollar idea I found out it already existed, so I stopped coming up with million dollar ideas, not that I was a great risk to ever put one into practice.
But tell me if this exists: There are dozens of dating sites out there and many of them have been profitable. Seems to me there are no secret formulas involved for matching people up and having tried out two of them way back when, it's like walking into a bar, finding a cute member of the opposite (or same, NTTAWWT) sex, winking at them and striking up a conversation. Sometimes sparks fly and sometimes, you go home crying and alone, like a maladjusted former gymnast in Cincinnati.
But what if there was a dating site that matched people up based on their musical preferences? Let's say you sign up for a dating website, share your Spotify or iTunes library with the site (in addition to filling out a profile) and then create some sort of algorithm that finds potential matches? My first wife and I both love LOVE music, but our tastes were Arab/Israeli conflict level different. Ultimately, we split and though music had nothing to do with it, I sure would have like to have known up front that she would purchase a JLo CD. Had I known that, I wouldn't have talked to her.
Does that technology exist? Does that make any sense? Good idea? Dumb idea? Impossible to create something like it? I probably would have joined a dating site that promised to pair me up with girls who had similar musical tastes. At the very least, we could share a car ride together without battling for radio control.![]()
I think this is how Christianmingle does it.Last time I had a million dollar idea I found out it already existed, so I stopped coming up with million dollar ideas, not that I was a great risk to ever put one into practice.
But tell me if this exists: There are dozens of dating sites out there and many of them have been profitable. Seems to me there are no secret formulas involved for matching people up and having tried out two of them way back when, it's like walking into a bar, finding a cute member of the opposite (or same, NTTAWWT) sex, winking at them and striking up a conversation. Sometimes sparks fly and sometimes, you go home crying and alone, like a maladjusted former gymnast in Cincinnati.
But what if there was a dating site that matched people up based on their musical preferences? Let's say you sign up for a dating website, share your Spotify or iTunes library with the site (in addition to filling out a profile) and then create some sort of algorithm that finds potential matches? My first wife and I both love LOVE music, but our tastes were Arab/Israeli conflict level different. Ultimately, we split and though music had nothing to do with it, I sure would have like to have known up front that she would purchase a JLo CD. Had I known that, I wouldn't have talked to her.
Does that technology exist? Does that make any sense? Good idea? Dumb idea? Impossible to create something like it? I probably would have joined a dating site that promised to pair me up with girls who had similar musical tastes. At the very least, we could share a car ride together without battling for radio control.![]()
I often eliminate girls that have ####ty taste in music, so I'd totally sign upLast time I had a million dollar idea I found out it already existed, so I stopped coming up with million dollar ideas, not that I was a great risk to ever put one into practice.
But tell me if this exists: There are dozens of dating sites out there and many of them have been profitable. Seems to me there are no secret formulas involved for matching people up and having tried out two of them way back when, it's like walking into a bar, finding a cute member of the opposite (or same, NTTAWWT) sex, winking at them and striking up a conversation. Sometimes sparks fly and sometimes, you go home crying and alone, like a maladjusted former gymnast in Cincinnati.
But what if there was a dating site that matched people up based on their musical preferences? Let's say you sign up for a dating website, share your Spotify or iTunes library with the site (in addition to filling out a profile) and then create some sort of algorithm that finds potential matches? My first wife and I both love LOVE music, but our tastes were Arab/Israeli conflict level different. Ultimately, we split and though music had nothing to do with it, I sure would have like to have known up front that she would purchase a JLo CD. Had I known that, I wouldn't have talked to her.
Does that technology exist? Does that make any sense? Good idea? Dumb idea? Impossible to create something like it? I probably would have joined a dating site that promised to pair me up with girls who had similar musical tastes. At the very least, we could share a car ride together without battling for radio control.![]()
Let's sell it to them.I like this. A shared interest in bands no one cares about is the first thing Mrs Stu and I clicked on.Last time I had a million dollar idea I found out it already existed, so I stopped coming up with million dollar ideas, not that I was a great risk to ever put one into practice.
But tell me if this exists: There are dozens of dating sites out there and many of them have been profitable. Seems to me there are no secret formulas involved for matching people up and having tried out two of them way back when, it's like walking into a bar, finding a cute member of the opposite (or same, NTTAWWT) sex, winking at them and striking up a conversation. Sometimes sparks fly and sometimes, you go home crying and alone, like a maladjusted former gymnast in Cincinnati.
But what if there was a dating site that matched people up based on their musical preferences? Let's say you sign up for a dating website, share your Spotify or iTunes library with the site (in addition to filling out a profile) and then create some sort of algorithm that finds potential matches? My first wife and I both love LOVE music, but our tastes were Arab/Israeli conflict level different. Ultimately, we split and though music had nothing to do with it, I sure would have like to have known up front that she would purchase a JLo CD. Had I known that, I wouldn't have talked to her.
Does that technology exist? Does that make any sense? Good idea? Dumb idea? Impossible to create something like it? I probably would have joined a dating site that promised to pair me up with girls who had similar musical tastes. At the very least, we could share a car ride together without battling for radio control.![]()
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Ideally you would leverage off the existing customer base of Spotify. Though that would be a much easier sell coming from an established dating site.
OkCupid could add a "music match %" to go along with their existing (and pretty accurate imo) "personality match %".
FYPI think this is how Christianjingle does it.Last time I had a million dollar idea I found out it already existed, so I stopped coming up with million dollar ideas, not that I was a great risk to ever put one into practice.
But tell me if this exists: There are dozens of dating sites out there and many of them have been profitable. Seems to me there are no secret formulas involved for matching people up and having tried out two of them way back when, it's like walking into a bar, finding a cute member of the opposite (or same, NTTAWWT) sex, winking at them and striking up a conversation. Sometimes sparks fly and sometimes, you go home crying and alone, like a maladjusted former gymnast in Cincinnati.
But what if there was a dating site that matched people up based on their musical preferences? Let's say you sign up for a dating website, share your Spotify or iTunes library with the site (in addition to filling out a profile) and then create some sort of algorithm that finds potential matches? My first wife and I both love LOVE music, but our tastes were Arab/Israeli conflict level different. Ultimately, we split and though music had nothing to do with it, I sure would have like to have known up front that she would purchase a JLo CD. Had I known that, I wouldn't have talked to her.
Does that technology exist? Does that make any sense? Good idea? Dumb idea? Impossible to create something like it? I probably would have joined a dating site that promised to pair me up with girls who had similar musical tastes. At the very least, we could share a car ride together without battling for radio control.![]()
Can't believe this didn't get more love.and i have a new addition to my signatureAbe naming a child Cash is like me naming a child Pigment.
Brandon McCarthy @BMcCarthy321mKris Benson thread just got bumped with the TMZ story. Mugshot includedI'm hoping this is just the start of the madness.Hard to imagine that she ended up being bat#### crazy
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"Wow! He loves Jesus AND Crowned Cross Confusion? It was meant to be!"FYPI think this is how Christianjingle does it.Last time I had a million dollar idea I found out it already existed, so I stopped coming up with million dollar ideas, not that I was a great risk to ever put one into practice.
But tell me if this exists: There are dozens of dating sites out there and many of them have been profitable. Seems to me there are no secret formulas involved for matching people up and having tried out two of them way back when, it's like walking into a bar, finding a cute member of the opposite (or same, NTTAWWT) sex, winking at them and striking up a conversation. Sometimes sparks fly and sometimes, you go home crying and alone, like a maladjusted former gymnast in Cincinnati.
But what if there was a dating site that matched people up based on their musical preferences? Let's say you sign up for a dating website, share your Spotify or iTunes library with the site (in addition to filling out a profile) and then create some sort of algorithm that finds potential matches? My first wife and I both love LOVE music, but our tastes were Arab/Israeli conflict level different. Ultimately, we split and though music had nothing to do with it, I sure would have like to have known up front that she would purchase a JLo CD. Had I known that, I wouldn't have talked to her.
Does that technology exist? Does that make any sense? Good idea? Dumb idea? Impossible to create something like it? I probably would have joined a dating site that promised to pair me up with girls who had similar musical tastes. At the very least, we could share a car ride together without battling for radio control.![]()
Can't believe this didn't get more love.and i have a new addition to my signatureAbe naming a child Cash is like me naming a child Pigment.
I laughed.... inside, where it counts.Can't believe this didn't get more love.and i have a new addition to my signatureAbe naming a child Cash is like me naming a child Pigment.![]()
Considering it was derivative...Can't believe this didn't get more love.and i have a new addition to my signatureAbe naming a child Cash is like me naming a child Pigment.
No idea who either one of those people are until I read the first part of the article.
Ok, cool.No idea who either one of those people are until I read the first part of the article.
All I know is I want the background check business on that.Business idea - outsource all the mystical character rituals for kids. Get a bunch of midgets to sneak into your house for Santa, Easter Bunny eggs, tooth fairy. Have them dress up as said character and plant the eggs, presents, money etc. That way if the kid wakes up, proof of existence.
I had it teed up earlier and though was beaten to the punch by a much funnier Sacramano line, still wanted to deliver it. Also had a 'name the child Sobriety' joke, but felt that was a little too personal and of course, nobody is a bigger drunk than me. Well maybe Homer.Considering it was derivative...Can't believe this didn't get more love.and i have a new addition to my signatureAbe naming a child Cash is like me naming a child Pigment.
Ok, cool.No idea who either one of those people are until I read the first part of the article.
But the former stripper-turned athlete's wife-turned reality TV "star" type is usually so mentally stable. The world no longer makes sense.First of all,Last time I had a million dollar idea I found out it already existed, so I stopped coming up with million dollar ideas, not that I was a great risk to ever put one into practice.
But tell me if this exists: There are dozens of dating sites out there and many of them have been profitable. Seems to me there are no secret formulas involved for matching people up and having tried out two of them way back when, it's like walking into a bar, finding a cute member of the opposite (or same, NTTAWWT) sex, winking at them and striking up a conversation. Sometimes sparks fly and sometimes, you go home crying and alone, like a maladjusted former gymnast in Cincinnati.
But what if there was a dating site that matched people up based on their musical preferences? Let's say you sign up for a dating website, share your Spotify or iTunes library with the site (in addition to filling out a profile) and then create some sort of algorithm that finds potential matches? My first wife and I both love LOVE music, but our tastes were Arab/Israeli conflict level different. Ultimately, we split and though music had nothing to do with it, I sure would have like to have known up front that she would purchase a JLo CD. Had I known that, I wouldn't have talked to her.
Does that technology exist? Does that make any sense? Good idea? Dumb idea? Impossible to create something like it? I probably would have joined a dating site that promised to pair me up with girls who had similar musical tastes. At the very least, we could share a car ride together without battling for radio control.![]()
to the bolded part.I think IB is laying claim to the initial joke of that nature. Unfortunately his was also the best of them imo. Yours was a quality silver medal, though.I had it teed up earlier and though was beaten to the punch by a much funnier Sacramano line, still wanted to deliver it. Also had a 'name the child Sobriety' joke, but felt that was a little too personal and of course, nobody is a bigger drunk than me. Well maybe Homer.Considering it was derivative...Can't believe this didn't get more love.and i have a new addition to my signatureAbe naming a child Cash is like me naming a child Pigment.
There's already a toof fairy...All I know is I want the background check business on that.Business idea - outsource all the mystical character rituals for kids. Get a bunch of midgets to sneak into your house for Santa, Easter Bunny eggs, tooth fairy. Have them dress up as said character and plant the eggs, presents, money etc. That way if the kid wakes up, proof of existence.
Yeah, but not everybody has Netflix installed on their computers.First of all,Last time I had a million dollar idea I found out it already existed, so I stopped coming up with million dollar ideas, not that I was a great risk to ever put one into practice.
But tell me if this exists: There are dozens of dating sites out there and many of them have been profitable. Seems to me there are no secret formulas involved for matching people up and having tried out two of them way back when, it's like walking into a bar, finding a cute member of the opposite (or same, NTTAWWT) sex, winking at them and striking up a conversation. Sometimes sparks fly and sometimes, you go home crying and alone, like a maladjusted former gymnast in Cincinnati.
But what if there was a dating site that matched people up based on their musical preferences? Let's say you sign up for a dating website, share your Spotify or iTunes library with the site (in addition to filling out a profile) and then create some sort of algorithm that finds potential matches? My first wife and I both love LOVE music, but our tastes were Arab/Israeli conflict level different. Ultimately, we split and though music had nothing to do with it, I sure would have like to have known up front that she would purchase a JLo CD. Had I known that, I wouldn't have talked to her.
Does that technology exist? Does that make any sense? Good idea? Dumb idea? Impossible to create something like it? I probably would have joined a dating site that promised to pair me up with girls who had similar musical tastes. At the very least, we could share a car ride together without battling for radio control.![]()
to the bolded part.
I'd much rather know someone's Neftlix preferences than their music preferences. She can listen to what she wants to in her car or on her headphones (or while I'm on my headphones), but movies and shows are supposed to be shared and I gotta know whether that ##### finds Two and a Half Men to be the height of comedy.
Unless, of course, we're talking about wadegarrett's house.There's already a toof fairy...All I know is I want the background check business on that.Business idea - outsource all the mystical character rituals for kids. Get a bunch of midgets to sneak into your house for Santa, Easter Bunny eggs, tooth fairy. Have them dress up as said character and plant the eggs, presents, money etc. That way if the kid wakes up, proof of existence.
MusicMatch.comFirst of all,Last time I had a million dollar idea I found out it already existed, so I stopped coming up with million dollar ideas, not that I was a great risk to ever put one into practice.
But tell me if this exists: There are dozens of dating sites out there and many of them have been profitable. Seems to me there are no secret formulas involved for matching people up and having tried out two of them way back when, it's like walking into a bar, finding a cute member of the opposite (or same, NTTAWWT) sex, winking at them and striking up a conversation. Sometimes sparks fly and sometimes, you go home crying and alone, like a maladjusted former gymnast in Cincinnati.
But what if there was a dating site that matched people up based on their musical preferences? Let's say you sign up for a dating website, share your Spotify or iTunes library with the site (in addition to filling out a profile) and then create some sort of algorithm that finds potential matches? My first wife and I both love LOVE music, but our tastes were Arab/Israeli conflict level different. Ultimately, we split and though music had nothing to do with it, I sure would have like to have known up front that she would purchase a JLo CD. Had I known that, I wouldn't have talked to her.
Does that technology exist? Does that make any sense? Good idea? Dumb idea? Impossible to create something like it? I probably would have joined a dating site that promised to pair me up with girls who had similar musical tastes. At the very least, we could share a car ride together without battling for radio control.![]()
to the bolded part.
I'd much rather know someone's Neftlix preferences than their music preferences. She can listen to what she wants to in her car or on her headphones (or while I'm on my headphones), but movies and shows are supposed to be shared and I gotta know whether that ##### finds Two and a Half Men to be the height of comedy.
####. Minimum wage job it is then.MusicMatch.comFirst of all,Last time I had a million dollar idea I found out it already existed, so I stopped coming up with million dollar ideas, not that I was a great risk to ever put one into practice.
But tell me if this exists: There are dozens of dating sites out there and many of them have been profitable. Seems to me there are no secret formulas involved for matching people up and having tried out two of them way back when, it's like walking into a bar, finding a cute member of the opposite (or same, NTTAWWT) sex, winking at them and striking up a conversation. Sometimes sparks fly and sometimes, you go home crying and alone, like a maladjusted former gymnast in Cincinnati.
But what if there was a dating site that matched people up based on their musical preferences? Let's say you sign up for a dating website, share your Spotify or iTunes library with the site (in addition to filling out a profile) and then create some sort of algorithm that finds potential matches? My first wife and I both love LOVE music, but our tastes were Arab/Israeli conflict level different. Ultimately, we split and though music had nothing to do with it, I sure would have like to have known up front that she would purchase a JLo CD. Had I known that, I wouldn't have talked to her.
Does that technology exist? Does that make any sense? Good idea? Dumb idea? Impossible to create something like it? I probably would have joined a dating site that promised to pair me up with girls who had similar musical tastes. At the very least, we could share a car ride together without battling for radio control.![]()
to the bolded part.
I'd much rather know someone's Neftlix preferences than their music preferences. She can listen to what she wants to in her car or on her headphones (or while I'm on my headphones), but movies and shows are supposed to be shared and I gotta know whether that ##### finds Two and a Half Men to be the height of comedy.
MovieMatch.com
Mediamatch.com
Multimediamatch.com
Doesthat#####findTwoandaHalfMentobetheheightofcomedy.com