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Brwn_eyes0511
10-20-2005, 04:16 AM
Ok, the very popular wristband craze that started with Lance's "live strong"...do you have any? Which do you wear?

I have a "conservative values" wristband.

<img src="http://www.redstatestore.com/cNcgraphics/Product_14_PrSpare2.jpg">

I have "ONE HUMAN FAMILY" (I got from Catholic Relief Services, promoting global solidarity.)

<img src="http://www.crscampusconnection.org/bin/a/x/nu_img-5.gif">

and a Santo Subito! which means "Sainthood Now!" The people shouted this at the funeral mass of the Holy Father, Pope John Paul ll. (The M's on the side stand for The Virgin Mary)

<img src="http://www.catholic-wristbands.com/img/wb1005l.jpg">

amber
10-20-2005, 05:49 AM
Those are so ugly that I could not possibly ever wear one, especially considering all the fabulous bracelets that I have. To wear one of those is a disgrace to bracelets everywhere, indeed to the whole bracelet concept. And even a disgrace to cool watches, which I have lots of. And it even indirectly insults the beautiful rings I've gone to the trouble of picking out.
It's a travesty.

Why don't I just wear a sign that says: "I have no taste, and I also feel the need to brag about things I pretend to support!" ?

Sesly, just donate your money, and quit using valuable and finite resources to make the ugliest "bracelets" :rolleyes: ever known to man or beast.

God, the human race is lame. Those bracelets just cemented that fact for me. We could have used that "ugly bracelet making" money/resources for something much more valuable, or at least more biodegradable. Like food? For someone?:shrug:

Have we become a people that thinks this is a good idea? A people who actually uses time, effort, and resources to make these ugly, meaningless bracelets?
Cause I missed that memo.
We could have donated all that to...oh, i dunno...anything????

Christ on a Crutch... I shudder at our shortsighted, shallow, moronic banality.

Amber "all my bracelets are pretty, at least, for god's sake" G.

eclipse
10-20-2005, 06:00 AM
Ok, the very popular wristband craze that started with Lance's "live strong"...do you have any? Which do you wear?

I have a "conservative values" wristband.

<img src="http://www.redstatestore.com/cNcgraphics/Product_14_PrSpare2.jpg">


OK I don't want to get political brown eyes...but wtf? are conservative values doing showing a picture of a
cross?
fetus? cuz I know that is what that is supposed to be...
the little perfect 2 child family?
a flag?..OK I get the flag :rolleyes:
and
a GUN?

WTF??? I pray for the sake of the world you are maybe one of 10 people that bought this silly contradictory braclet and what did "they" charge you for it and "Who's " the money goiing to benefit????
AAAGGGHHHH-----------------
Sorry my emotions ans intelligence get the best of me sometimes

I along with amber have meaningless pretty bracelets, not bumper stickers that I wear on my wrist
GEESSSSCHHHH-------------

xxxmx
10-20-2005, 06:01 AM
i wear one and i love it. it's a lovely shade of black satin and on the watch face it says Marc Jacobs. it stands for everything i believe in; quality, elegance, and spending power. :wavey:

those rubberbands are hideous. they are the new trucker hat. or the new Uggs. hideous. cheap. disposable. luckily, next year they'll be gone. hopefullly right along with those detestable 'support our troops' 'pray' 'love my patriotism' ribbon magnets on every effing car out there.

if you want to help, put a $5 in an envelope and mail it off to a charitable organization, not to someone's soulless bank account. which is what you do when you buy it in a store.

Brwn_eyes0511
10-20-2005, 06:09 AM
OK I don't want to get political brown eyes...but wtf? are conservative values doing showing a picture of a
cross?
fetus? cuz I know that is what that is supposed to be...
the little perfect 2 child family?
a flag?..OK I get the flag :rolleyes:
and
a GUN?

WTF??? I pray for the sake of the world you are maybe one of 10 people that bought this silly contradictory braclet and what did "they" charge you for it and "Who's " the money goiing to benefit????
AAAGGGHHHH-----------------
Sorry my emotions ans intelligence get the best of me sometimes

I along with amber have meaningless pretty bracelets, not bumper stickers that I wear on my wrist
GEESSSSCHHHH-------------

Cross - because we support not only a lot of Christian values but also prayer in schools.

Fetus - Right To Life.

Family - Traditional Family values.

Gun - Second Ammendment.

And I didn't have to pay anything for mine, free gift. And NO I'm not the only one who wears them.

WelshWitchPMD
10-20-2005, 06:53 AM
I don't have any of those rubberbands. I'd like a nice watch myself. I don't have any ribbon bumperstickers either.

mcboo
10-20-2005, 07:41 AM
I've got the white one for the "ONE" thingy.., I had a Livestrong, it broke:o , I also have a breast cancer awareness one and a camo for Support the Troops. I don't wear them very often cuz they're so big....one size does NOT fit all! (which is weird cuz I'm not a small person) :shrug:

Miss Vicky
10-20-2005, 08:41 AM
I own a Livestrong wristband. I never wear it. It was given to me.

As a general rule I don't support medical charities anyway, so even if it wasn't so absolutely horribly hideously ugly (bright yellow... omfg) I still wouldn't wear it.

Nevermind that those stupid things are cheap and prone to breaking.

GateandGarden
10-20-2005, 09:10 AM
Those are so ugly that I could not possibly ever wear one, especially considering all the fabulous bracelets that I have. To wear one of those is a disgrace to bracelets everywhere, indeed to the whole bracelet concept. And even a disgrace to cool watches, which I have lots of. And it even indirectly insults the beautiful rings I've gone to the trouble of picking out.
It's a travesty.

Why don't I just wear a sign that says: "I have no taste, and I also feel the need to brag about things I pretend to support!" ?

Sesly, just donate your money, and quit using valuable and finite resources to make the ugliest "bracelets" :rolleyes: ever known to man or beast.

God, the human race is lame. Those bracelets just cemented that fact for me. We could have used that "ugly bracelet making" money/resources for something much more valuable, or at least more biodegradable. Like food? For someone?:shrug:

Have we become a people that thinks this is a good idea? A people who actually uses time, effort, and resources to make these ugly, meaningless bracelets?
Cause I missed that memo.
We could have donated all that to...oh, i dunno...anything????

Christ on a Crutch... I shudder at our shortsighted, shallow, moronic banality.

Amber "all my bracelets are pretty, at least, for god's sake" G.That is the best Amber post ever. I am so happy that someone finally said all those things. I really and truly thought I was the only person who hated those bracelets. They just keep getting worse and worse because since everyone has at least one, it seems, they have lost whatever meaning they had.

GateandGarden
10-20-2005, 09:11 AM
OK I don't want to get political brown eyes...but wtf? are conservative values doing showing a picture of a
cross?
fetus? cuz I know that is what that is supposed to be...
the little perfect 2 child family?
a flag?..OK I get the flag :rolleyes:
and
a GUN?

WTF??? I pray for the sake of the world you are maybe one of 10 people that bought this silly contradictory braclet and what did "they" charge you for it and "Who's " the money goiing to benefit????
AAAGGGHHHH-----------------
Sorry my emotions ans intelligence get the best of me sometimes

I along with amber have meaningless pretty bracelets, not bumper stickers that I wear on my wrist
GEESSSSCHHHH-------------Oh, Anna, have I mentioned recently that you rule? :xoxo:

JazmenFlowers
10-20-2005, 09:21 AM
Cross - because we support not only a lot of Christian values but also prayer in schools.

Fetus - Right To Life.

Family - Traditional Family values.

Gun - Second Ammendment.

And I didn't have to pay anything for mine, free gift. And NO I'm not the only one who wears them.
I think I just threw up a little in my mouth. Don't ever spew such bull**** again please...

I have a yellow LiveStrong bracelet, a red AIDS awareness bracelet and a rainbow Pride bracelet. I never wear any of them really...I have a couple of times, but not consistently.

Brwn_eyes0511
10-20-2005, 09:24 AM
I think I just threw up a little in my mouth. Don't ever spew such bull**** again please...

I have a yellow LiveStrong bracelet, a red AIDS awareness bracelet and a rainbow Pride bracelet. I never wear any of them really...I have a couple of times, but not consistently.

I was just explaining to her why they are on the wristband. That's all.

SuzeQuze
10-20-2005, 09:27 AM
Cross - because we support not only a lot of Christian values but also prayer in schools.

Fetus - Right To Life.

Family - Traditional Family values.

Gun - Second Ammendment.

And I didn't have to pay anything for mine, free gift. And NO I'm not the only one who wears them.

No sh*t. Good thing you explained it all.

Brwn_eyes0511
10-20-2005, 09:28 AM
No sh*t. Good thing you explained it all.

Well it seemed as if she didn't understand why they were on the wristband, so I was just simply trying to explain it to her. :shurg:

SuzeQuze
10-20-2005, 09:29 AM
That is the best Amber post ever. I am so happy that someone finally said all those things. I really and truly thought I was the only person who hated those bracelets. They just keep getting worse and worse because since everyone has at least one, it seems, they have lost whatever meaning they had.

Retail has jumped on it and now you can buy them with crap written on them. I think the intention was good, they have raised a lot of money for causes and raised the visibility of them. It seems at this point it is over though.

Jyqm
10-20-2005, 09:36 AM
Those are so ugly that I could not possibly ever wear one, especially considering all the fabulous bracelets that I have. To wear one of those is a disgrace to bracelets everywhere, indeed to the whole bracelet concept. And even a disgrace to cool watches, which I have lots of. And it even indirectly insults the beautiful rings I've gone to the trouble of picking out.
It's a travesty.

Why don't I just wear a sign that says: "I have no taste, and I also feel the need to brag about things I pretend to support!" ?

Sesly, just donate your money, and quit using valuable and finite resources to make the ugliest "bracelets" :rolleyes: ever known to man or beast.

God, the human race is lame. Those bracelets just cemented that fact for me. We could have used that "ugly bracelet making" money/resources for something much more valuable, or at least more biodegradable. Like food? For someone?:shrug:

Have we become a people that thinks this is a good idea? A people who actually uses time, effort, and resources to make these ugly, meaningless bracelets?
Cause I missed that memo.
We could have donated all that to...oh, i dunno...anything????

Christ on a Crutch... I shudder at our shortsighted, shallow, moronic banality.

Amber "all my bracelets are pretty, at least, for god's sake" G.

We should really have a "Post of the Week" award or something, because this is absolutely brilliant.

Mari
10-20-2005, 09:42 AM
I'm glad to say I've never even owned one of those.
And yeah,
http://www.puretna.com/pic/smilies/bow.gif to Amber :D

Jyqm
10-20-2005, 09:46 AM
Cross - because we support not only a lot of Christian values but also prayer in schools.

Fetus - Right To Life.

Family - Traditional Family values.

Gun - Second Ammendment.

In other words, "Live the way we want you to: Worship Jesus, wave that flag, have that baby, and don't get divorced... or we'll shoot you."

I love the irony of the gun as the last image. And I love that conservatives don't seem to think it's ironic.

cliffdweller
10-20-2005, 09:48 AM
:lol: I completely and utterly agree with you Amber!

Moi too.

Fugly is what those things are, pure and simp.

JazmenFlowers
10-20-2005, 10:00 AM
maybe I'm lame, but I don't think they are so horrible. like Suze said, they were a great fundraiser idea and were fun for a while to have a symbol of the causes you support - something you can wear to show your support and know (or at least hope) the money went directly to that organization; and I think it's the fact that now you can buy them for $1 at the gas station that really ruins a lot of the effect. but like most of you agree, I think their time in the sun is long gone...

GypsySorcerer
10-20-2005, 10:27 AM
I have a pink one for breast cancer someone gave to me. I never wear it.

They are everywhere, as are those car magents. Sheesh.

catinthedark
10-20-2005, 10:48 AM
Those are so ugly that I could not possibly ever wear one, especially considering all the fabulous bracelets that I have. To wear one of those is a disgrace to bracelets everywhere, indeed to the whole bracelet concept. And even a disgrace to cool watches, which I have lots of. And it even indirectly insults the beautiful rings I've gone to the trouble of picking out.
It's a travesty.

Why don't I just wear a sign that says: "I have no taste, and I also feel the need to brag about things I pretend to support!" ?

Sesly, just donate your money, and quit using valuable and finite resources to make the ugliest "bracelets" :rolleyes: ever known to man or beast.

God, the human race is lame. Those bracelets just cemented that fact for me. We could have used that "ugly bracelet making" money/resources for something much more valuable, or at least more biodegradable. Like food? For someone?:shrug:

Have we become a people that thinks this is a good idea? A people who actually uses time, effort, and resources to make these ugly, meaningless bracelets?
Cause I missed that memo.
We could have donated all that to...oh, i dunno...anything????

Christ on a Crutch... I shudder at our shortsighted, shallow, moronic banality.

Amber "all my bracelets are pretty, at least, for god's sake" G.

A big thank you to Amber who saved me from having to write a big long post about this, and for writing it better than I ever could.

I wholeheartedly agree, right down to my six beautiful rings I wear everyday, and all my beautiful bracelets I've so carefully chosen. :nod:

ShangriLaTroubl
10-20-2005, 10:51 AM
I used to wear the yellow livestrong one, I only bought it to donate to the cause..But I dont wear it anymore..I do still see a lot of ppl wearing Livestrong ones tho


Chris

skcin
10-20-2005, 10:56 AM
I agree with Amber. Livestrong was OK, but it's gone too far. I'd rather just donate $$$, I don't need crap to prove that I did.

dissention
10-20-2005, 11:18 AM
i wear one and i love it. it's a lovely shade of black satin and on the watch face it says Marc Jacobs. it stands for everything i believe in; quality, elegance, and spending power. :wavey:

:lol:

I think I love you.

dissention
10-20-2005, 11:21 AM
They are everywhere, as are those car magents. Sheesh.

You'd be hard pressed to find something that irritates me more than those fecking car magnets. I dream of infiltrating a Wal Mart parking lot and systematically ripping them off the asses of ugly cars and SUV's.

David
10-20-2005, 11:21 AM
Those are so ugly that I could not possibly ever wear one, especially considering all the fabulous bracelets that I have. To wear one of those is a disgrace to bracelets everywhere, indeed to the whole bracelet concept. And even a disgrace to cool watches, which I have lots of.They look like hospital ID bands.

I wear a Casio ProTrek Triple Sensor solar-powered watch, with digital time, digital compass, thermometer, barometer & altimeter.

strandinthewind
10-20-2005, 11:22 AM
You'd be hard pressed to find something that irritates me more than those fecking car magnets. I dream of infiltrating a Wal Mart parking lot and systematically ripping them off the asses of ugly cars and SUV's.

I suppose no cool car or non Wal Mart shopper has them, much less anyone's intent with them is genuine :rolleyes:

SNOB :nod:

Brwn_eyes0511
10-20-2005, 11:22 AM
maybe I'm lame, but I don't think they are so horrible. like Suze said, they were a great fundraiser idea and were fun for a while to have a symbol of the causes you support - something you can wear to show your support and know (or at least hope) the money went directly to that organization; and I think it's the fact that now you can buy them for $1 at the gas station that really ruins a lot of the effect. but like most of you agree, I think their time in the sun is long gone...

Perhaps you would think different maybe if a gay basher was headed your way on a lonely dark alley, but thanks to Republicans who have protected your second amendment...you now have a gun! Protecting yourself is great fun...

bikerchic
10-20-2005, 11:26 AM
Their ok if you're ten:laugh:

Brwn_eyes0511
10-20-2005, 11:27 AM
And anyways...goodbye all! I am off to Wilmington...I get to meet Sara Groves tonight and then see her in concert (with Jars of Clay)! WOOHOO! :)

dissention
10-20-2005, 11:32 AM
I suppose no cool car or non Wal Mart shopper has them,

I'm sure they do, but you must be incapable of recognizing hyperbole this morning, sweets.

much less anyone's intent with them is genuine :rolleyes:

Armchair warriors make me ill and putting a magnet on the ass of your car to show your "support" for the troops is as inane as wearing a wristband to show that you "support" cancer research or "conservative values." Empty gestures don't win wars.

SNOB :nod:

Meh, that name lost a lot of its luster when Bush toured the country and essentially called everyone from my state that.

strandinthewind
10-20-2005, 11:38 AM
I'm sure they do, but you must be incapable of recognizing hyperbole this morning, sweets.

Well, I am sweet :o

Armchair warriors make me ill and putting a magnet on the ass of your car to show your "support" for the troops is as inane as wearing a wristband to show that you "support" cancer research or "conservative values." Empty gestures don't win wars.

and you know every single one of those is an empty gesture because you know the situation of every single person that has one of those :rolleyes:

Interestingly, the armband this is supportive in that most bring in large amounts of money through the sales. I think you just hate that it is a public gesture of something you think should be private, despite the publicness of it increasing the positive cash flow to the charity.

Meh, that name lost a lot of its luster when Bush toured the country and essentially called everyone from my state that.

Would you prefer "pervert" :p

dissention
10-20-2005, 11:47 AM
Well, I am sweet :o

You're much like a grapefruit; bitter and a bit revolting until sugar is added.

and you know every single one of those is an empty gesture because you know the situation of every single person that has one of those :rolleyes:

I'm omniscient.

Interestingly, the armband this is supportive in that most bring in large amounts of money through the sales. I think you just hate that it is a public gesture of something you think should be private, despite the publicness of it increasing the positive cash flow to the charity.

Thanks for telling me what I think, but I think I just hate it because I don't enjoy watching great things like donating to charity being turned into a fad. Much like the flags that were all over cars after 9/11 and the whoreanus magnets that every Tom, Dick, and Harrietta plastered on their car after the unlawful invasion of Iraq. American nationalism at its very worst and most laughable.

Would you prefer "pervert" :p

We got that one, too. From Rick Santorum during the election and once again as recently as August. :D

markolas
10-20-2005, 12:28 PM
Perhaps you would think different maybe if a gay basher was headed your way on a lonely dark alley, but thanks to Republicans who have protected your second amendment...you now have a gun! Protecting yourself is great fun...

Oh, honey, I really don't think Republicans want fags to be armed. :lol:

(BTW, in case you haven't seen this <a href="http://www.pinkpistols.org/">site</a>. I think it's great. :laugh: )

markolas
10-20-2005, 12:30 PM
Meh, that name lost a lot of its luster when Bush toured the country and essentially called everyone from my state that.

Isn't his whole family from your state? Maybe people have forgotten that since he started speaking with that phony Texas accent. :lol:

strandinthewind
10-20-2005, 12:30 PM
You're much like a grapefruit; bitter and a bit revolting until sugar is added . . . .

My pulp is sweeter with something with salt :xoxo:

dissention
10-20-2005, 12:37 PM
Isn't his whole family from your state? Maybe people have forgotten that since he started speaking with that phony Texas accent. :lol:

Fug no, they're from Connecticut. :laugh:

To be honest, I still can't believe the ferocity with which politicians attacked Massachusetts. Other than Bush, show me another presidential candidate who went on national campaign tours and singled out one state to say bad things about on a regular basis. Or that schmuck Santorum, who said that MA was responsible for the church abuse scandal because it's "a seat of academic, political, and cultural liberalism in America." Personally, I think they're just sour that MA is the biggest state that's represented by just one party (Democrat) in Congress. That must really chap their asses.

strandinthewind
10-20-2005, 12:45 PM
Fug no, they're from Connecticut. :laugh:

To be honest, I still can't believe the ferocity with which politicians attacked Massachusetts. Other than Bush, show me another presidential candidate who went on national campaign tours and singled out one state to say bad things about on a regular basis. Or that schmuck Santorum, who said that MA was responsible for the church abuse scandal because it's "a seat of academic, political, and cultural liberalism in America." Personally, I think they're just sour that MA is the biggest state that's represented by just one party (Democrat) in Congress. That must really chap their asses.

Well, the South is pretty much villified and looked down upon as idiots in just about every election, albeit not by the candidate :cool:

dissention
10-20-2005, 12:48 PM
Well, the South is pretty much villified and looked down upon as idiots in just about every election, albeit not by the candidate :cool:

I know, but I'm saying that you'd be very hard-pressed to find instances of a candidate going on a campaign tour and singling out one particular state to vilify at every stop. "Massachusetts" has become as much of a pejorative term as "liberal."

strandinthewind
10-20-2005, 12:50 PM
I know, but I'm saying that you'd be very hard-pressed to find instances of a candidate going on a campaign tour and singling out one particular state to vilify at every stop. "Massachusetts" has become as much of a pejorative term as "liberal."

You are correct.

Jyqm
10-20-2005, 12:55 PM
Perhaps you would think different maybe if a gay basher was headed your way on a lonely dark alley, but thanks to Republicans who have protected your second amendment...you now have a gun! Protecting yourself is great fun...

Right. Every American citizen has the right - nay, the duty! - to own and brandish a weapon.

If you're not from America, though, boy, don't even think about it. Even if you're a head of state. And even if you don't really have any. Because we will pretend that you do, and then we will **** your **** up.

I'll take one rocket launcher please, if that's all right with you, Brown Eyes. That is my right, isn't it?

GateandGarden
10-20-2005, 12:58 PM
Perhaps you would think different maybe if a gay basher was headed your way on a lonely dark alley, but thanks to Republicans who have protected your second amendment...you now have a gun! Protecting yourself is great fun...Christ!!! If I did actually feel that I should own a gun, I sure as hell wouldn't be enjoying the prospect of using it! I can't understand how even one who thinks they are necessary could find any aspect of using one to be "great fun." Awful.

Anyway...have fun seeing Sara Groves and hopefully your Christine Perfect mp3s will be in your inbox this weekend, assuming I don't go completely insane over this damn paper I'm working on. You'll like the mp3s whenever you do get them, anyway. :)

SuzeQuze
10-20-2005, 12:59 PM
You are correct.

Holy sh*t! I just had to get up off of the floor after that admission. ;) I kid I kid.

Clearly we in MA are evil because we allow gays to marry and we have all of these universities that breed thought. :shudder: :lol: Also, we spawned Kerry.

strandinthewind
10-20-2005, 01:08 PM
Right. Every American citizen has the right - nay, the duty! - to own and brandish a weapon.

If you're not from America, though, boy, don't even think about it. Even if you're a head of state. And even if you don't really have any. Because we will pretend that you do, and then we will **** your **** up.

I'll take one rocket launcher please, if that's all right with you, Brown Eyes. That is my right, isn't it?

Plus, the argument that you as an ordinary citizen could right now carry a concealed weapon while walking down the street is assinine because in many cities you would be arrested, and rightfully so IMO. And, it should be this way - I mean can you imagine what the world would be like if everyone carried a hand gun with them at all times. Think of all the idiots who are hot headed. The murder rate would sky rocket.

Also, the text of the Const. states:

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

which means a well regulated Militia has the right to keep and bear arms. There is no arguing against that on a grammatical level.

I get that everyone had a gun back then and the thought of not having one was not something probably thought of my The Framers. But, that does not mean the Second Amendment's specific lang. allows every Tom, Dick, and Harry the Const. right to have a gun. Thus, because the right does not exist in the Const., it can be more easily regulated than the "well regulated Militia" lang. in the Second Amendment. Also, even if it were in the Const., limits exist on specific Const. given rights when the use of such rights would cause danger to the public, like free speech - you cannot yell fire, when there is no fire, in a public area because preventing the riot that could happen as a result is worth more than the need for free speechin that instance, which makes sense.

For those interested, here is a link to an analysis of the law surrounding The Second Amendment http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/data/constitution/amendment02/

strandinthewind
10-20-2005, 01:11 PM
Holy sh*t! I just had to get up off of the floor after that admission. ;) I kid I kid.

Clearly we in MA are evil because we allow gays to marry and we have all of these universities that breed thought. :shudder: :lol: Also, we spawned Kerry.

Well, you also spawned the Red Sox :eek: :wavey:

dissention
10-20-2005, 01:16 PM
Holy sh*t! I just had to get up off of the floor after that admission. ;) I kid I kid.

Clearly we in MA are evil because we allow gays to marry and we have all of these universities that breed thought. :shudder: :lol: Also, we spawned Kerry.

And we spawned Michael Dukakis, John Hancock, Ben Franklin, Sam Adams, the Kennedy's, Tip O'Neill, the first transexual and gay elected officials, baseball, basketball, volleyball, and were the first state to abolish slavery by law. ::shudder::

What a devil state.

strandinthewind
10-20-2005, 01:17 PM
And we spawned Michael Dukakis . . . .

Do I have to haul out that tank pic. of him :woohoo: :laugh:

estranged4life
10-20-2005, 02:24 PM
is the purple one that Deb bought from the Americn Cancer Society and their annual "Relay for Life".

Nice dark hue of purple with the word "HOPE".

I wear it because I want to (Having that Deb battled cancer successfully), Not because it is some damn stupid ass popular craze.

SuzeQuze
10-20-2005, 02:26 PM
And we spawned Michael Dukakis, John Hancock, Ben Franklin, Sam Adams, the Kennedy's, Tip O'Neill, the first transexual and gay elected officials, baseball, basketball, volleyball, and were the first state to abolish slavery by law. ::shudder::

What a devil state.

We pretty much rock, don't we? :D Especially for Sam Adams, well, the beer that is. :thumbsup:

estranged4life
10-20-2005, 02:33 PM
You'd be hard pressed to find something that irritates me more than those fecking car magnets. I dream of infiltrating a Wal Mart parking lot and systematically ripping them off the asses of ugly cars and SUV's.

dont people know that if you leave those magnets in the same place long enough it will remove the top layers of coating/paint and leave the unprotected underskin of the automobile vulnerable to the elements.

Not only that it discolors the paint as it slowly eats it away.

Ah, the miracle of magnets (Our dumb ass yellow ribbon magnet resides on our freezer where it has since purchase)

Brian "Support yer local auto paint shops...Leave yer magnet on yer vehicle, especially yer SUV-Stupid Useless Ve-HIC-le" j.

estranged4life
10-20-2005, 02:36 PM
Well, you also spawned the Red Sox :eek: :wavey:

cant forget those Boston FLUKE Sox and their World Series winning fluke from last year!

estranged4life
10-20-2005, 02:42 PM
As a general rule I don't support medical charities anyway, so even if it wasn't so absolutely horribly hideously ugly (bright yellow... omfg) I still wouldn't wear it.

I used to be the same way, But after having see my loved one battle through hell to survive cancer I help out only a couple of charities for the good karma of it...

Seems to have worked, the good karma (And great insurance coverage that has paid about $600,000 in medical bills) seemed to have worked.

SteveMacD
10-20-2005, 02:52 PM
http://www.redstatestore.com/cNcgraphics/Product_14_PrSpare2.jpg

Geez. Where's apple pie?

dissention
10-20-2005, 02:54 PM
http://www.redstatestore.com/cNcgraphics/Product_14_PrSpare2.jpg

Geez. Where's apple pie?

I can't get over the little fetus, man. :lol:

strandinthewind
10-20-2005, 02:55 PM
We pretty much rock, don't we? :D Especially for Sam Adams, well, the beer that is. :thumbsup:

Don't forget the murdering Kennedy Clan :wavey:

dissention
10-20-2005, 03:02 PM
Don't forget the murdering Kennedy Clan :wavey:

I already mentioned them. We have them, you have THE Klan. :p

The Tower
10-20-2005, 03:08 PM
<img src="http://www.redstatestore.com/cNcgraphics/Product_14_PrSpare2.jpg">

This bracelet inspires me to shoot churchgoers, breeders and fetuses.

Absolutely ludicrous. Can you believe anyone in their right mind would want the image of a gun associated with the image of a fetus???

strandinthewind
10-20-2005, 03:08 PM
<img src="http://www.redstatestore.com/cNcgraphics/Product_14_PrSpare2.jpg">

This bracelet inspires me to shoot churchgoers, breeders and fetuses.

Absolutely ludicrous. Can you believe anyone in their right mind would want the image of a gun associated with the image of a fetus???

not to mention the American flag :rolleyes:

golddustwoman77
10-20-2005, 03:13 PM
http://www.ididnotvote4bush.com/images/133_Nation_Divided_016.JPG

"I DID NOT VOTE 4 BUSH" wristband. My friend gave it to me, and I wear it proudly. I wish you could read what it says more clearly.

dissention
10-20-2005, 03:14 PM
http://www.ididnotvote4bush.com/images/133_Nation_Divided_016.JPG

"I DID NOT VOTE 4 BUSH" wristband. My friend gave it to me, and I wear it proudly. I wish you could read what it says more clearly.

That's a wristband I'd wear. :xoxo:

golddustwoman77
10-20-2005, 03:21 PM
That's a wristband I'd wear. :xoxo:

:p That was what my friend said about me when she saw it. "There's a wristband that Sacha would wear." I'm glad to know that I'm not alone.;)

GateandGarden
10-20-2005, 04:13 PM
Can you believe anyone in their right mind would want the image of a gun associated with the image of a fetus???Baffles the hell out of me.

estranged4life
10-20-2005, 04:28 PM
http://www.ididnotvote4bush.com/images/133_Nation_Divided_016.JPG

"I DID NOT VOTE 4 BUSH" wristband. My friend gave it to me, and I wear it proudly. I wish you could read what it says more clearly.

gave it to ya, tell her I would like one too :nod:

Serrart
10-20-2005, 04:39 PM
Ok, the very popular wristband craze that started with Lance's "live strong"...do you have any? Which do you wear?

I have a "conservative values" wristband.

<img src="http://www.redstatestore.com/cNcgraphics/Product_14_PrSpare2.jpg">



That's rather chilling. A fetus near a gun? It seems declaration of self destruction.


and a Santo Subito! which means "Sainthood Now!" The people shouted this at the funeral mass of the Holy Father, Pope John Paul ll. (The M's on the side stand for The Virgin Mary)

<img src="http://www.catholic-wristbands.com/img/wb1005l.jpg">

That is gonna to happen soon, Ratzinger probably will announce the start of canonization during his visit to Poland.

Romy

estranged4life
10-20-2005, 04:55 PM
Can you believe anyone in their right mind would want the image of a gun associated with the image of a fetus???

those same folk who would like to see that fetus grow up to use that gun to gun down those doctors who perform abortions.

golddustwoman77
10-20-2005, 04:59 PM
gave it to ya, tell her I would like one too :nod:

As a matter of fact, it was her! :D I will let her know. I also saw them on eBay as well, in case you don't want to wait to get it. Instant gratification and all that. :laugh:

estranged4life
10-20-2005, 05:14 PM
As a matter of fact, it was her! :D I will let her know. I also saw them on eBay as well, in case you don't want to wait to get it. Instant gratification and all that. :laugh:

I have some 2005 McCartney shows to trade too (With more on their way) :nod:

golddustwoman77
10-20-2005, 07:01 PM
I have some 2005 McCartney shows to trade too (With more on their way) :nod:


Well, I know that she will want to know about that! I'll tell her. We saw the Atlanta show together. It was amazing! :thumbsup:

DavidMn
10-20-2005, 07:23 PM
Never had one. not really into em.

wondergirl9847
10-20-2005, 07:42 PM
I wear a Casio ProTrek Triple Sensor solar-powered watch, with digital time, digital compass, thermometer, barometer & altimeter.

Does it have an odometer? You really do need to know how fast you are walking sometimes.

Red
10-20-2005, 07:53 PM
F*ck rubber, I wear diamonds on my wrist, honey.:wavey:

eclipse
10-21-2005, 06:07 AM
I just love to start trouble!!!
tee-hee:eek: :eek:

The whole braclet "conservative- blah blah" just cracked me up??!!
Very sad-
I try and tell myself he is only 20 and finding his beliefs, and which road to follow...but with that bracelet as an amulet and inspiration...I am afraid of what a 20 year old man is thinking....

Let me note one, or should I say two different subjects
Religion
Political beliefs
Again, these are 2 (two) II, dos, der, TWO very different subjects and DO NOT belong together

Someone from the great state of MA- suggested or rather demanded a little idea called
"Seperation of church and state..." Please tell me you have heard of this concept...?

Until we battle again,
I remain, as always...the witch of wishes and sweet dreams~~eclipse

Jyqm
10-21-2005, 06:19 AM
Let me note one, or should I say two different subjects
Religion
Political beliefs
Again, these are 2 (two) II, dos, der, TWO very different subjects and DO NOT belong together

That's just not true. If you have religious beliefs, I don't see how they could possibly not affect your political beliefs. Maybe you meanty to say politics, period, as in actual policy, in which case I think you're right. But it seems like it sure would cause a lot of cognitive dissonance to have a religious philosophy and a political philosophy and not attempt to reconcile the two.

GateandGarden
10-21-2005, 10:24 AM
Maybe you meant to say politics, period, as in actual policy, in which case I think you're right.I'd venture to say that that is what she meant. One can have religious beliefs but not apply them in the voting booth. But I really should consider not trying to speak for people. :laugh:

GateandGarden
10-21-2005, 10:26 AM
I keep meaning to post this because I think it's appropriate for this thread and a good shout-out to my favorite and least favorite t-shirt site, T-ShirtHell (http://www.t-shirthell.com).

reebokandlace
10-21-2005, 10:58 AM
I keep meaning to post this because I think it's appropriate for this thread and a good shout-out to my favorite and least favorite t-shirt site, T-ShirtHell (http://www.t-shirthell.com).


THANKS!!! That site ROCKS!! I am ordering a few of those baby T's for gifts this christmas!!
"All Mommy wanted was a backrub"...LMAO!!


edit: after surfing that site for a while.... I am wrapping my ALL Christmas presents in the Xmas wrapping paper this year.

bikerchic
10-21-2005, 11:49 AM
That is a great site. "BRING OUR TROOPS HOME, OUR HOOKERS ARE STARVING! I'm sorry but that is funny :laugh:

I see alot of these type of t-shirts at the biker event's I go to and one that sticks in my mind was the one that said "1.5 MILLION BATTERED WOMEN AND I'M STILL EATTING MINE PLAIN".

It's all in good fun people :wavey:

dissention
10-21-2005, 12:17 PM
I keep meaning to post this because I think it's appropriate for this thread and a good shout-out to my favorite and least favorite t-shirt site, T-ShirtHell (http://www.t-shirthell.com).

:lol: :xoxo:

I love you even more for that.

amber
10-21-2005, 12:20 PM
I keep meaning to post this because I think it's appropriate for this thread and a good shout-out to my favorite and least favorite t-shirt site, T-ShirtHell (http://www.t-shirthell.com).
:xoxo:

nice, very nice. Goes right along with my thesis.

GateandGarden
10-21-2005, 12:41 PM
I keep meaning to post this because I think it's appropriate for this thread and a good shout-out to my favorite and least favorite t-shirt site, T-ShirtHell (http://www.t-shirthell.com).It's a very cool site. I have a shirt from there that I think was discontinued. It says simply "I Still Hate George Bush." It pisses everyone off when I wear it. It's kind of unfortunate, though, that I work almost every day of the week and I'm limited as to when I wear it because I can't wear it to work.

Anyway, yeah, really funny stuff there. I was offended by the Katrina shirts (couldn't help it) but that places almost always gives me several good laughs.

GateandGarden
10-21-2005, 12:42 PM
:lol: :xoxo:

I love you even more for that.Awww. :xoxo:

dissention
10-21-2005, 12:44 PM
Awww. :xoxo:

:xoxo:

I'm so going to crop it and use it for the background on my livejournal, babe. :laugh:

GateandGarden
10-21-2005, 12:47 PM
:xoxo:

nice, very nice. Goes right along with my thesis.Yeah, you pretty much had the definitive statements on this topic. :nod:

And I have to say that I really like "YOU CAN'T HAVE MANSLAUGHTER WITHOUT LAUGHTER," "I SUPPORT STEM CELL RESEARCH BUT ONLY AS A BYPRODUCT OF MY SUPPORT FOR KILLING BABIES," and "WHAT ABOUT ALL THE GOOD THINGS HITLER DID?"

I would never wear 98% of those shirts but I love laughing at them on the site.

GateandGarden
10-21-2005, 12:48 PM
:xoxo:

I'm so going to crop it and use it for the background on my livejournal, babe. :laugh:You have a livejournal? That's news to me. :o

dissention
10-21-2005, 12:51 PM
You have a livejournal? That's news to me. :o

Just this past month. That **** is addictive. PM me yours and we can be friends!!1!!1! :laugh:

GateandGarden
10-21-2005, 12:54 PM
Just this past month. That **** is addictive. PM me yours and we can be friends!!1!!1! :laugh:Done. :)....

bikerchic
10-21-2005, 12:55 PM
I have one that says "IT AIN'T GONNA LICK ITSELF". I am very limited to where I can wear that one :laugh: Usually just to biker parties.

Jyqm
10-21-2005, 01:35 PM
I have one that says "IT AIN'T GONNA LICK ITSELF". I am very limited to where I can wear that one :laugh: Usually just to biker parties.

I hate it when I buy a hilarious T-shirt and get all excited about it and then realize that I can't wear it anywhere. I got this great shirt at a gas station (3 for $10!) that has a big Confederate flag backdrop, with the words "YANKEE GO HOME!" across the front. But how would strangers know that I was just being ironic? Poor just sat in the drawer... At least I got a lot of use out of "I Only Play Bingo On Days That End In Y."

realcowgirl
10-21-2005, 02:00 PM
Those are so ugly that I could not possibly ever wear one, especially considering all the fabulous bracelets that I have. To wear one of those is a disgrace to bracelets everywhere, indeed to the whole bracelet concept. And even a disgrace to cool watches, which I have lots of. And it even indirectly insults the beautiful rings I've gone to the trouble of picking out.
It's a travesty.




I am in agreement. A bright pink rubberband around my wrist just wouldn't go with my diamond bracelet, or sterling silver cuff. No offense to those who have these bracelets. It just isn't 'me'.

The whole premise of supporting a charity is a nice thought. But, I'd just as soon write a check for a tax deductible donation.

strandinthewind
10-21-2005, 03:16 PM
Just this past month. That **** is addictive. PM me yours and we can be friends!!1!!1! :laugh:

1. Do you go on about you unrequired yearing for several Ledgies

2. Am I prominently featured in it as everying, including you live journal, must always be about me :D

On topic -

My two fav. t- shirts are one that says:

FRODO FAILED - BUSH HAS THE RING

and

a pic. of a huge black Scottie on mountain that reads - "A Little Scotch on the Rocks" :cool:

The Tower
10-21-2005, 03:25 PM
1. Do you go on about you unrequired yearing for several Ledgies?
Yes, his schoolgirl crushes and dreams of getting me in the sack are allllllll over that sucker.....

2. Am I prominently featured in it as everying, including you live journal, must always be about me :D
He is soooooo over you, Hooker. He was tired of having to tie that 2 x 4 to his ass every night to avoid falling into the Black Hole of Calcutta.

Brwn_eyes0511
10-21-2005, 03:26 PM
Anyway...have fun seeing Sara Groves and hopefully your Christine Perfect mp3s will be in your inbox this weekend, assuming I don't go completely insane over this damn paper I'm working on. You'll like the mp3s whenever you do get them, anyway. :)



OMG! Sara was GREAT GREAT GREAT! I actually got to meet her before the show...and I have pictures that I will post as soon as I can! The show was simply amazing...she even covered an Emmylou Harris song, "All My Tears ", from SPYBOY...which she did an amazing job on. And not mention she was HILARIOUS...telling stories of her two young boys was great! She has discovered that you can fill up water guns with the anti-bacterial hand cleaner to spray other kids, to which she added that other mothers didn't care for that...but she didn't really care! :lol:

dissention
10-21-2005, 03:32 PM
she even covered an Emmylou Harris song, "All My Tears ", from SPYBOY...which she did an amazing job on.

But Emmylou is a flaming liberal. :p

That's, like, one of my favorite Emmylou songs (and it's originally from Wrecking Ball, not Spyboy).

dissention
10-21-2005, 03:33 PM
1. Do you go on about you unrequired yearing for several Ledgies

Can't say that I do.

2. Am I prominently featured in it as everying, including you live journal, must always be about me :D

Can't say that you are.

Brwn_eyes0511
10-21-2005, 03:43 PM
But Emmylou is a flaming liberal. :p

And what does that have to do with anything little boy! :p

That's, like, one of my favorite Emmylou songs (and it's originally from Wrecking Ball, not Spyboy).

Sorry. :sorry: Sara just said the first time that she heard the song it was on Emmylou's CD Spyboy a few years back and she just loved the song.

estranged4life
10-21-2005, 03:45 PM
(Wrist band) that says (sarcastically):

"I'm a Racist...I hate everyone, Especially that damned Earth occupying human RACE!!!"

Brwn_eyes0511
10-21-2005, 03:48 PM
btw...I also learned at the concert about an amazing new charity/organization called "Blood: Water Mission" (http://www.bloodwater.org/) which I think is doing amazing things for those who are suffering in Africa!

dissention
10-21-2005, 03:54 PM
And what does that have to do with anything little boy! :p

Why would Sara want to support such liberal slime? :eek:

Sorry. :sorry: Sara just said the first time that she heard the song it was on Emmylou's CD Spyboy a few years back and she just loved the song.

It's on the Spyboy live album, too, I was just saying it's originally from Wrecking Ball. I honestly can't picture anyone but her singing it, though.

Brwn_eyes0511
10-21-2005, 03:59 PM
Why would Sara want to support such liberal slime? :eek:

Why do I buy Sheryl Crow and other liberal artists music? Because it's damn good! :nod: I seperate politics from most of my other interests.

And although I think Sara is a Republican, there is a chance she could be a Democrat (just more of a conservative one on social issues). I have known quite a few Christians who consider themself Democrats. :shrug:

You are just trying to give me a hard time aren't you. :distress: :)



It's on the Spyboy live album, too, I was just saying it's originally from Wrecking Ball. I honestly can't picture anyone but her singing it, though.

I went out and got Spyboy last night after the concert! I love it. And I also LOVE Emmylou's version of the song too...Sara did a great acousitc version, just her on the piano, her husband on drums, and another guy on acoustic guitar.

Jyqm
10-21-2005, 04:36 PM
And although I think Sara is a Republican, there is a chance she could be a Democrat (just more of a conservative one on social issues). I have known quite a few Christians who consider themself Democrats. :shrug:

Or even - perish the thought - independent?

Brwn_eyes0511
10-21-2005, 04:54 PM
Or even - perish the thought - independent?
sure...why not?

markolas
10-21-2005, 07:00 PM
Just this past month. That **** is addictive. PM me yours and we can be friends!!1!!1! :laugh:

You and Hillary have Livejournals? Where?

SteveMacD
10-21-2005, 07:23 PM
I hate it when I buy a hilarious T-shirt and get all excited about it and then realize that I can't wear it anywhere.
I know what you mean. I have a t-shirt I bought at a George Carlin show that says "Simon Says: Go **** Yourself" that I just HAD to buy, but I've never worn.

The t-sirt I still wish I would have bought, only because I couldn't stop laughing at it, had picture of Fred Flinstone, with half-opened red eyes holding a fatty and said "Yabba Dabba Doobie."

Brwn_eyes0511
10-21-2005, 07:31 PM
You and Hillary have Livejournals? Where?

Doesn't anyone xanga anymore? I mean besides me and Hil.

markolas
10-21-2005, 07:54 PM
Doesn't anyone xanga anymore? I mean besides me and Hil.

I've never even heard of that.

Brwn_eyes0511
10-21-2005, 07:56 PM
I've never even heard of that.

:eek: :eek: :eek:

You have never heard of xanga.com!???

markolas
10-21-2005, 08:02 PM
:eek: :eek: :eek:

You have never heard of xanga.com!???

Nope. :shrug: Should I have?

amber
10-21-2005, 08:03 PM
Nope. :shrug: Should I have?
Meh. Don't worry about it, I would say. ;)

Jyqm
10-21-2005, 08:09 PM
I know what you mean. I have a t-shirt I bought at a George Carlin show that says "Simon Says: Go **** Yourself" that I just HAD to buy, but I've never worn.

Do you own any of Carlin's recent books? They've all got whole "chapters" that nothing but one-liners like this, page after page. It's absolutely hilarious. Brain Droppings is the best of the three (and the first - unfortunately, I think George is getting a bit past his prime).

SteveMacD
10-21-2005, 08:16 PM
Do you own any of Carlin's recent books? They've all got whole "chapters" that nothing but one-liners like this, page after page. It's absolutely hilarious. Brain Droppings is the best of the three (and the first - unfortunately, I think George is getting a bit past his prime).
I've been meaning to get that one. I've read some of it in bookstores, and agree it's hilarious. I also agree that he is getting a bit past his prime. He's definately changed since his wife (who was from Dayton, BTW) died a few years back.

Lisa1769
10-21-2005, 10:08 PM
I hate it when I buy a hilarious T-shirt and get all excited about it and then realize that I can't wear it anywhere. Only Play Bingo On

Me too, I bought this one last year and still haven't worked the courage up to wear it out in public...:lol:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0703/lisa1769/14554485_F_tn.jpg

strandinthewind
10-22-2005, 02:41 AM
Yes, his schoolgirl crushes and dreams of getting me in the sack are allllllll over that sucker.....


He is soooooo over you, Hooker. He was tired of having to tie that 2 x 4 to his ass every night to avoid falling into the Black Hole of Calcutta.

Listen here you corn clit - just because your hubby, who is delightful, puts up with that ****te does not mean I am gonna put up with your Rosanne Barr corseted ass :p

strandinthewind
10-22-2005, 02:42 AM
. . . Can't say that you are.


A$$ FU*KER :mad:

Wild_Heart03
10-22-2005, 04:37 AM
I have a Livestrong bracelet, but I rarely (if ever) wear it. Quite honestly, it pisses me off that people would wear them because they're "trendy", rather then take into consideration the true meaning behind them.