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Topic Started: Dec 24 2011, 05:15 PM (44,161 Views)
Cosmocrush
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I am apparently Eddie. I am constantly telling people to take off their shoes on my precious rug and to turn lights off and watch the a/c like a hawk. Omg.

I can imagine how frustrating it would be to go from living alone to sharing your house with someone else's three young kids. I'm kinda of mellow about messes and clutter and lights etc. but I wouldn't want to be tested by three little kids and their mother. That's alot.
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It can be tough - especially if you furnished during your single life with things you like, such as my prized 50's antique tables, and now have a baby crawling around gnawing on them to break in her new teeth. Just sayin.
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Lol Velvet. Believe me one day you will look at those table legs and smile. Or maybe not. :)


My mom used to say she couldn't have anything nice again until we left for college because so many of her things (crystal, antique furniture, etc) ended up collateral damage during our childhood.

So one Christmas soon after we were out of school and working my brother and I bought her a piece of beautiful Waterford crystal (I think it was a candy dish or something) to replace one we broke as kids that she never let us forget. Then we bought her Spode Christmas china every year until she had a set for 12, etc.
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Apr 3 2013, 07:32 PM
It can be tough - especially if you furnished during your single life with things you like, such as my prized 50's antique tables, and now have a baby crawling around gnawing on them to break in her new teeth. Just sayin.
Wait, Velvet... did you just use the words "antique" and "50's" together in a sentence? Now, I wasn't even *conceived* in the 50's, but close enough, and I kind of take umbrage to the idea that anything mid-century is "antique". It was bad enough when my niece used "vintage" and 60's together ;)
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I was born in the 50's. I'm an antique :-/
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LOL Disco. It's funny that I even used that word because I've always called it "mod" or mid-century. I was collecting it 12, 13 years ago before it really skidded back into popularity, and I used to find it in "antique" stores only. There really weren't any specialty mid-century stores to buy things at then. So, my bad! You are not an antique!
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I was just teasing you, Velvet! I refuse to be an antique until I'm oh.... 70 something! Maybe even 80:)
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Apr 3 2013, 07:40 PM
Lol Velvet. Believe me one day you will look at those table legs and smile. Or maybe not. :)


My mom used to say she couldn't have anything nice again until we left for college because so many of her things (crystal, antique furniture, etc) ended up collateral damage during our childhood.

So one Christmas soon after we were out of school and working my brother and I bought her a piece of beautiful Waterford crystal (I think it was a candy dish or something) to replace one we broke as kids that she never let us forget. Then we bought her Spode Christmas china every year until she had a set for 12, etc.
Hahaha! Your mom sounds like me, Cosmo. Mr Lovesnark and I always told our kids that when they grew up we would come to their house to jump on their furniture, track mud everywhere and break things. The last time I was at my daughter's, I almost jumped on her couch but chickened out.

I fell asleep before WWHL was on. Did the Vickster's face look any better? Of course, she had to use Slade and the rest of the viewing public's comparing her to Miss Piggy to justify her decision to mess with her face. I wonder if she got a discount because she mentioned the surgeon that plasticized Alexis?
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Cosmocrush
Apr 3 2013, 07:40 PM
Lol Velvet. Believe me one day you will look at those table legs and smile. Or maybe not. :)


My mom used to say she couldn't have anything nice again until we left for college because so many of her things (crystal, antique furniture, etc) ended up collateral damage during our childhood.

So one Christmas soon after we were out of school and working my brother and I bought her a piece of beautiful Waterford crystal (I think it was a candy dish or something) to replace one we broke as kids that she never let us forget. Then we bought her Spode Christmas china every year until she had a set for 12, etc.
Hahaha! Your mom sounds like me, Cosmo. Mr Lovesnark and I always told our kids that when they grew up we would come to their house to jump on their furniture, track mud everywhere and break things. The last time I was at my daughter's, I almost jumped on her couch but chickened out.

I fell asleep before WWHL was on. Did the Vickster's face look any better? Of course, she had to use Slade and the rest of the viewing public's comparing her to Miss Piggy to justify her decision to mess with her face. I wonder if she got a discount because she mentioned the surgeon that plasticized Alexis?
I thought she looked better than on the show. Then this morning I saw some paparazzi shots of her in a big wind in NYC- and it looked a little scary again :) But i did think she looked better- though imo she still needs to deep-condition and then comb her hair.
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Speaking of Miss Piggy, I heard an interesting fact about her origination yesterday. We took a tour at the University of Maryland and they showed us their Jim Henson statue. Jim Henson went to UMaryland and he created all the muppets characters on people from college. Miss Piggy was an ex-girlfriend. Statler and Waldorf were professors who told him he'd never amount to anything and Kermit was his actual roommates last name.
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I think Henson's wife died yesterday.

So Vicki got back fat put into her face. I wonder if you get cellulite with fat you have transplanted?
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Apr 4 2013, 10:42 AM
Speaking of Miss Piggy, I heard an interesting fact about her origination yesterday. We took a tour at the University of Maryland and they showed us their Jim Henson statue. Jim Henson went to UMaryland and he created all the muppets characters on people from college. Miss Piggy was an ex-girlfriend. Statler and Waldorf were professors who told him he'd never amount to anything and Kermit was his actual roommates last name.
Balderdash! (TM Statler & Waldorf)

I am convinced that Jim Henson created this crochety pair after sneaking in to a couple of board meetings at my Chicago condo building.

Statler = Ed K.

Waldorf = Harry E.

I swear: same appearance, same voices, same old fart comments! lolol
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I just finished watching the season opener. If the crickets around here are any indication of how crappy that was, then I wasn't wrong.

That was really bad. I think it was Gretchen's turn to get hit on the head with a football in Havasu because she seems dumber than usual. As does Tamra. Vicki is Vicki. Baby Troy is adorable. I don't blame Brianna for moving home. For a while, anyway. If she's still there 2 years from now, well then... Ryan is being deployed, it's her first baby, who knows - maybe she's got some postpartum depression. Hell, with my first at 37, I wanted to move back to my parent's house. (only I wanted to leave crying baby Rye and Mr. Rye at home.)

But the reason I won't be watching this season? Heather. Ugh. Can't stand her. Can't stand her face. Close your eyes and her voice is practically Adrienne's. Her face and body is all pinched up like Adrienne's. The only difference is, that Adrienne treated Paul better than Heather treats whatzizname.
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Do you think heather and Adrienne have coke voice? Raspy and low amplification - like they are straining to be heard.
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That's smoker's voice - raspy. Coke voice is LOUD. I'm sure they all indulged at one point especially Lisa and Ken
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