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Posted: May 17, 2004 2:58 pm
by Melli_Fera
longlinergirl wrote:
Melli_Fera wrote:
longlinergirl wrote:WHy would anyone care if gay people married? How exactly does it affect your life? I usually have a conserative view of things, but I cannot see how this would hrm anyone.
TOPIC TOPIC TOPIC.... :evil: I'm so drained over this issue :evil:

I didn't start this I am just responding....so sorry to hear you are drained though :roll:
Didn't mean you specifically, just that you were the last to post on the subject for me to use as a quote... just wanted to read all the posts before replying... and I take your apology with a grain of salt... and a ice cold 'rita :wink:

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:07 pm
by longlinergirl
two down wrote:now reside in Conn. but hometown is Gloucester . . . that's my one particular harbor in front of the fisherman's statue.
That statue (I almost typed statute...wasy too much school) gives me the chills...all those names.....

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:09 pm
by Melli_Fera
longlinergirl wrote:
two down wrote:now reside in Conn. but hometown is Gloucester . . . that's my one particular harbor in front of the fisherman's statue.
That statue (I almost typed statute...wasy too much school) gives me the chills...all those names.....
That's in gloucester right? There's 2 of them isn't there?

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:16 pm
by longlinergirl
you should take everything I say with a margarita with extra salt. :wink: :)

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:20 pm
by MojosMama
Melli_Fera wrote:
longlinergirl wrote:
two down wrote:now reside in Conn. but hometown is Gloucester . . . that's my one particular harbor in front of the fisherman's statue.
That statue (I almost typed statute...wasy too much school) gives me the chills...all those names.....
That's in gloucester right? There's 2 of them isn't there?
Yup, Gloucester. I only know of the one statue, though. (not that I haven't been wrong before) :wink:

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:26 pm
by longlinergirl
Oh yeah thats what else I wanted to say...duh...I only remember 1 also..but my memory is pretty shot so I wouldn't count on that.

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:28 pm
by MojosMama
longlinergirl wrote:Oh yeah thats what else I wanted to say...duh...I only remember 1 also..but my memory is pretty shot so I wouldn't count on that.
Hey...anyone remember the Bewitched episode where Darren got turned into that statue?

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:28 pm
by SuperTrooper
MojosMama wrote:
longlinergirl wrote:Oh yeah thats what else I wanted to say...duh...I only remember 1 also..but my memory is pretty shot so I wouldn't count on that.
Hey...anyone remember the Bewitched episode where Darren got turned into that statue?
ENDORA!!!

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:29 pm
by longlinergirl
SuperTrooper wrote:
MojosMama wrote:
longlinergirl wrote:Oh yeah thats what else I wanted to say...duh...I only remember 1 also..but my memory is pretty shot so I wouldn't count on that.
Hey...anyone remember the Bewitched episode where Darren got turned into that statue?
ENDORA!!!
WOW you guys must be old...or up late at night :wink: :wink: :wink:

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:33 pm
by SuperTrooper
longlinergirl wrote:
SuperTrooper wrote:
MojosMama wrote:
longlinergirl wrote:Oh yeah thats what else I wanted to say...duh...I only remember 1 also..but my memory is pretty shot so I wouldn't count on that.
Hey...anyone remember the Bewitched episode where Darren got turned into that statue?
ENDORA!!!
WOW you guys must be old...or up late at night :wink: :wink: :wink:
I'm old enough to have watched them in B&W with the "old" Darren.

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:33 pm
by Melli_Fera
Actually, i think there is a widows' memorial too in gloucester. But I could be wrong as well... I think it is of a woman and children maybe, looking out at sea.

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:42 pm
by MojosMama
Melli_Fera wrote:Actually, i think there is a widows' memorial too in gloucester. But I could be wrong as well... I think it is of a woman and children maybe, looking out at sea.
Right. The Fisherman's Wives Memorial. I thought you meant another Man at the Wheel somewhere.

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Posted: May 17, 2004 3:44 pm
by MojosMama
longlinergirl wrote:
SuperTrooper wrote:
MojosMama wrote:
longlinergirl wrote:Oh yeah thats what else I wanted to say...duh...I only remember 1 also..but my memory is pretty shot so I wouldn't count on that.
Hey...anyone remember the Bewitched episode where Darren got turned into that statue?
ENDORA!!!
WOW you guys must be old...or up late at night :wink: :wink: :wink:
WOW.....not old enough that I can't kick your a$$ for that type of remark, girly. :wink: 8)

(knock you out.....)

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:44 pm
by longlinergirl
Melli...you are corect, although I had to lok it up because last time I was in Gloucester it wasn't there...at least I have a reason for not remembering it....

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:46 pm
by longlinergirl
WOW you guys must be old...or up late at night :wink: :wink: :wink:[/quote]

WOW.....not old enough that I can't kick your a$$ for that type of remark, girly. :wink: 8)

(knock you out.....)[/quote]


Bring it on man...err lady.....err mama....ahh I can't fight someone named mama.....damn....sorry your not old.....just well weathered :wink:

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:46 pm
by MojosMama
Okay....since we're on the subject of Massachusetts (and Gloucester, while we're at it)....did anyone else notice how retahded some of the actors in A Perfect Storm came off sounding? Mystic River, too. Sean Penn's wife sounded waaaaay over the top to me. Goes to show, the only people who can DO a bahstin accent are those of us born with 'em.

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:48 pm
by SuperTrooper
MojosMama wrote:Okay....since we're on the subject of Massachusetts (and Gloucester, while we're at it)....did anyone else notice how retahded some of the actors in A Perfect Storm came off sounding? Mystic River, too. Sean Penn's wife sounded waaaaay over the top to me. Goes to show, the only people who can DO a bahstin accent are those of us born with 'em.
We have an accent???

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:49 pm
by MojosMama
SuperTrooper wrote:
MojosMama wrote:Okay....since we're on the subject of Massachusetts (and Gloucester, while we're at it)....did anyone else notice how retahded some of the actors in A Perfect Storm came off sounding? Mystic River, too. Sean Penn's wife sounded waaaaay over the top to me. Goes to show, the only people who can DO a bahstin accent are those of us born with 'em.
We have an accent???
I'm only going by what I've been told. :wink:

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:50 pm
by longlinergirl
Hey yuor talking about my hubby (yeah I wish, although he had my hubby's job in the movie) George Clooney....he is the PERFECT actor...... :wink: :wink: :wink:

Posted: May 17, 2004 3:51 pm
by MojosMama
longlinergirl wrote:Hey yuor talking about my hubby (yeah I wish, although he had my hubby's job in the movie) George Clooney....he is the PERFECT actor...... :wink: :wink: :wink:
Aha....but GEORGE didn't even try to fake it. Which I was very proud of him for. It was the ladies that sounded most like moe-rons. Of course, our homeboy Wahlberg did just fine, too.