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Posted: 2003-12-07 10:48pm
by PrinceofLowLight
Any article in which "chainsaw" is used as a verb is by definition, the Avatar of Awesome. Love this bit too:
SALESMAN: Well, that one is very cheap, but it's made in China. By communists. In a sweatshop. By children. Starving children. Starving orphaned children. Working for 18 hours a day on a single grain of rice, so they can keep the costs down. If you look closely, you can see the little fingerprints.

Posted: 2003-12-08 04:44am
by PainRack
What about the universal chocolate chip cookies? Ideal for males and females, of all ages, so long as they still got teeth left intact and a good dental/medical plan.

Posted: 2003-12-08 05:24am
by Batman
Damn, I can't believe I forgot putting LEGOs on my wish list.
*puts LEGOs on wish list*
Although I'm somewhat surprised at my fellow cavemen-
I mean, where's the challenge in putting together a LEGO set with the instructions?

Posted: 2003-12-08 08:28am
by Ghost Rider
Number 7...I have gotten...and still use(some utterly pointless $500 pen thingie which hardly works but damn looks nice when I talk to some client in real life....if he's not's staring the tribble)

But good suggestions and IB's underwear problem proves that some guys are just too dumb.

Posted: 2003-12-08 09:34am
by Thunderfire
A week end trip to a location we both like.

Posted: 2003-12-08 10:54am
by LadyTevar
Ghost Rider wrote:Number 7...I have gotten...and still use(some utterly pointless $500 pen thingie which hardly works but damn looks nice when I talk to some client in real life....if he's not's staring the tribble)

You have... a Tribble?! :shock:

Does it Purr? :lol:

Posted: 2003-12-08 11:24am
by Ghost Rider
LadyTevar wrote:
Ghost Rider wrote:Number 7...I have gotten...and still use(some utterly pointless $500 pen thingie which hardly works but damn looks nice when I talk to some client in real life....if he's not's staring the tribble)

You have... a Tribble?! :shock:

Does it Purr? :lol:
Yep...and it does.

Most people stare at it for long time before they even realize what it is...allows me time to look over their records :mrgreen: .

Posted: 2003-12-08 12:41pm
by LadyTevar
Ghost Rider wrote:
LadyTevar wrote:
Ghost Rider wrote:Number 7...I have gotten...and still use(some utterly pointless $500 pen thingie which hardly works but damn looks nice when I talk to some client in real life....if he's not's staring the tribble)

You have... a Tribble?! :shock:

Does it Purr? :lol:
Yep...and it does.

Most people stare at it for long time before they even realize what it is...allows me time to look over their records :mrgreen: .
::looks to Nitram::

I Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaant!

Posted: 2003-12-08 01:02pm
by Kuja
Watch your husband's face very carefully as he opens the box and discovers revealing lingerie inside. If his expression is one of profound relief and he says "How did you know?", then you have just discovered that your husband is a cross-dresser (or he's been possessed by the ghost of J. Edgar Hoover). Either way, good luck in therapy.
*cackles madly*

I like. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Re: Gifts we men like to get from women

Posted: 2003-12-08 02:14pm
by Lagmonster
Darth Wong wrote:PS. The article has only been up for one day and I've already gotten an E-mail from some woman who says I'm a sexist pig. After reading it, do you think she's right?
I think it's more interesting that women read geek-culture sci-fi websites for the background details on their creator. That just seems unusual in the "why does she have the time for that, specifically?" way.

Posted: 2003-12-08 02:44pm
by Lagmonster
Well-written article, Mike.

As an aside from the part in his article about guy movies, have ANY of you guys seen the movie, "Mating Habits of the Earthbound Human"? It's...funny. A 'nature film documentary' on human mating rituals told from the perspective of an alien narrator (voiced by the guy who plays Niles on Frasier):

On movies:
"Human females prefer stories of one person dying slowly. Human males prefer stories of many people dying quickly."

Posted: 2003-12-08 03:03pm
by InnerBrat
:lol:

Right, that's three, now.
from now on, all my future SOs are getting sexy retro-style corsets, stockings and knickers for pressies.

Posted: 2003-12-08 03:08pm
by Dalton
InnerBrat wrote::lol:

Right, that's three, now.
from now on, all my future SOs are getting sexy retro-style corsets, stockings and knickers for pressies.
Praise!

Posted: 2003-12-08 04:57pm
by Galvatron
It all sounds good until you recommend against buying A2M vids... :twisted:

Posted: 2003-12-08 05:03pm
by Illuminatus Primus
Galvatron wrote:It all sounds good until you recommend against buying A2M vids... :twisted:
Dude its sick.

Posted: 2003-12-08 05:12pm
by Laird
Guess my girlfriend goes against the grain? I didn't have to tell her what I wanted,She went out and picked me up T-2:Extreme edition and the Indiana jones box set.(Shhh...I'm not supposed to know,But I checked up on her interac purchases.:P)

Only thing I've been harping on is a new surround sound set....

Posted: 2003-12-08 05:14pm
by Lagmonster
Laird wrote:Guess my girlfriend goes against the grain? I didn't have to tell her what I wanted,She went out and picked me up T-2:Extreme edition and the Indiana jones box set.(Shhh...I'm not supposed to know,But I checked up on her interac purchases.:P)

Only thing I've been harping on is a new surround sound set....
...which, if you're not really picky about brands, can be had for the cost of T2 Extreme and the Indiana Jones Box set. ;)

Posted: 2003-12-08 05:25pm
by Darth Garden Gnome
I think when it all is said and done, the money's been spent and the gifts are wrapped, nothing is more satisfying then opening that paper to have the massive visage of a fully-completed Star Destroyer staring you down, begging you to tear open the box and begin God's work.

Legos have managed to take up a deserved space in my room as it is. Some of my earliest creations--starships made from a set originally designed to be a house--sit atop my dresser for purely nostalgic purposes; the Bionicles (truely badass Legos) are ready for action in their cases; the Star Wars vehicles? Celebrated in their genious about the living room.

I do believe I need to add Legos to the wish list.

Posted: 2003-12-08 05:29pm
by Andrew J.
I've never cared for Legos. My attention span is way too short to spend more than half an hour on a project without significant results, and I've never been at all good with my hands.

Posted: 2003-12-08 05:40pm
by Laird
Lagmonster wrote:
Laird wrote:Guess my girlfriend goes against the grain? I didn't have to tell her what I wanted,She went out and picked me up T-2:Extreme edition and the Indiana jones box set.(Shhh...I'm not supposed to know,But I checked up on her interac purchases.:P)

Only thing I've been harping on is a new surround sound set....
...which, if you're not really picky about brands, can be had for the cost of T2 Extreme and the Indiana Jones Box set. ;)
Perhaps,But when it comes to electronics in my view the old saying "You get what you pay for."

So if she buys me something cheap,I'll get something cheap.;)