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Arc Carlton
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I enjoy documentaries about people who take hobbies to the extreme. Trekkies is the obvious example (and it's a really funny movie, although I think it fostered the stereotype that all Star Trek fans are socially dysfunctional geeks.)
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I enjoy them too. There was a lovely documentary about fans of the Lord of the Rings that I saw a couple of years ago.
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Arc Carlton
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So guys, do you remember the French guy I was talking about a couple of weeks ago? I drove him off so I guess that's the end of the story. Today was not a good day.
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Peter Svensson
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Sorry to hear that.
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Geoff Gibson
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Sorry for that, Arc.
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Brian Talley
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Moyer said....."Brian I was wondering where new pics of the tyke were... he makes the best little faces! "
Like this?
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Ed Aycock
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Oh god, I dig that hairline. If I may ask Brian, what's his makeup? It sure makes a cute kid.
Edited by Ed Aycock on 02 June 2009 at 8:54pm
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Brian Talley
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Ed, his dad is african-american/hispanic.
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Ed Aycock
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Well, i corrected my spelling. It was "cute" not "vute" kid. I was not insulting your grandson by calling him "vute."
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Brian Talley
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Hell, I had to look "vute" up.
God, I'm so square.
No harm, Ed.
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Jodi Moisan
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Arc I am very sorry for your bad day, I hope tomorrow is better.
Brian That has to be one of the cutest kids I have seen.
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Joakim Jahlmar
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Arc, you have my sympathies as well. There'll be better days, though, I'm sure.
Brian's offspring in the second degree certainly has an extremely high cute factor. Keep 'em coming, gramps! (Especially liked the one with the lion statue earlier though... possibly because I was huge lion fan as a kid.)
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Bruce Buchanan
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Yeah, he's a mighty handsome young lad. You think his grandpa is just a little bit proud of him? ;)
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