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#27 Jan 21 2004 at 12:58 PM Rating: Default
I do own a white, Mitsubishi Eclipse. Is that close enough?

I've gone through many cars.

T-top Cordoba, 82 Thunderbird, 84 F-250 Truck, 80-something Cadilac, 80-something El Camino, 82? Ford Courier, 91 Oldsmobile Cutlass Siera.

My Mom and I owned an Auto body shop, I'd sand the car, fix the dents, tape it up, draw any designs that the customer wanted so my Mom could see it and she'd paint the car.

All the Homies and Vatos in our town came to us to pimp out their low riders.

It's a strange thing, airbrushing a breast on a hood and your mother telling you to make the nipple look a little bit harder.

Sometimes we received a car or two as payment for paint jobs. Then we'd fix them up and I'd get to drive them to school.

Also made a killing as a kid, making and selling low-rider bikes.

How about a 92 Nissan Sentra with a drivers side door that is different in color than the rest of the car, and a stereo system that cost me more than the car (the car was free)?
#28 Jan 21 2004 at 1:32 PM Rating: Excellent
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I dunno. I always thought of Eclipses as being chick cars like Miatas or newer Mustangs.

/eyes Skeeter suspiciously again

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#29 Jan 21 2004 at 1:57 PM Rating: Decent
WOW, I never new that being an accountant was so exciting/rewarding. I'm gonna quit my pathetic dead-end IT job and become one today! Bring on the ski trips!!!!!!!!!!!!!Smiley: yippee
#30 Jan 21 2004 at 2:12 PM Rating: Excellent
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Hmmm, I don't think it works that way normally, Visagoth. The usual way to get those ski trips as an accountant is you have have to suck alot of ummm, dic... tation and erm, swallow alot of... pride to get to the place where a boss will take a worker bee and let you be his sidekick.

Obviously Skeeter's <ahem>, "reconciliation" techniques aren't quite what they need to be to become an indispensable part of the owner's fluffing crew. He's stuck in the office with the rest of the orally challenged stiffs.

Totem
#31 Jan 21 2004 at 2:15 PM Rating: Default
Post 96 Eclipse, yes. But mine is of the true ***** car type.

Kind of like this one here:

http://lowb.org/eric/images/Home/Eclipse.jpg

But cooler, and without the gay spoiler on the back.



(psst, hey, Totem, don't worry, nobody else can see this. Quiet down man, you're going to blow my cover. I actually am an Under cover spy. I've been following Smash around. Yes, Smash is a spy as well. He is a spy from Dyslexia, a country just south of Sweden. They come to our country and disguise themselves as disgruntled, intelligent people with "too much important activities to do" to be worried with saying anything of value or defending any remark about them other than with a sad attempt of being sarcastic by saying "yes, I am a fry-o-later worker" or something to that extent. Basically what they do is join forums and post a lot of pure bull ****, occasionally posting something funny that they read on another forum or news article. Yes, I know you must be wondering why I've been ordered to follow them around, since it seems the USA has greater things to spend money on, but what can I say? Bush says there is a clear and present danger, so I have to follow orders. I'll now resume normal post mode)

While we're on the subject of cars. What do you drive? If I had to guess by your recent demeanor, I'd say a nice maroon minivan. Plenty of room for your "loving kids" and "baked goods".
#32 Jan 21 2004 at 3:38 PM Rating: Good
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Now you seem much more like Bob Saget in a Family Ties or what ever show he was in before that dumb Americas Funniest Videos show.


Before America's Stupidest Videos, Bob Saget was on Full House...you know, with those little blond girls, and Rebecca Romijn's dorky husband. Family Ties, on the other hand, was Michael J. Fox's vehicle. The father in that was Michael Gross.
#33 Jan 21 2004 at 3:53 PM Rating: Default
How many of you wanted to be like Jesse? Eh? Come on, fess up you ****'s. He was the "cool" one with the hot wife.

And I don't care what anybody says, I still gag at the thought of anything sexual with the twins. I don't care what they look like now, I still see that little girl that loved chocolate cake.


#34 Jan 21 2004 at 3:59 PM Rating: Good
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Skeeter PLEASE!!!!!!

how could you NOT want to lay down a plastic sheet, cover Them in edible oils, and have a nude wrestle/**** fest?????

#35 Jan 21 2004 at 4:13 PM Rating: Default
That's Gross!! Stop it!

Yuck. When you said cover them in edibles it reminded me of when she'd dig into a chocolate cake and have cake all over her face.

Nope. Not for me. That's just wrong.



#36 Jan 21 2004 at 4:47 PM Rating: Excellent
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Quick, Aunt Bea, fetch me the smellin' salts. Totem's got the vapors.


Psst! Totem! vapors = farting...just sayin'!



Skeet, I know who you really are! You're this guy - http://www.theonion.com/onion3214/off_my_desk.html

We're not worthy! We're not worthy!!
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#37 Jan 21 2004 at 4:49 PM Rating: Excellent
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I always wanted to be Skippy from Family Ties...

That's cool, Skeeter. I knew deep down that you weren't really an accountant, and that you were just messin' with my head, dawg. I had a feeling that Super Spy was somewhere in your job description. I just knew it. Suh-weeeet. Now I can get back into my CZ, GMJO, and resume the CJ.

You da man.

Totem

PS: My car is a tree hugging, druid worshipping, Green Peace activist, card carrying PETA-vehicle: the Prius.
#38 Jan 21 2004 at 4:58 PM Rating: Good
There is one thing that should ease your mind, Totem, when it comes to Skeet.

He's doing Flea.

'Nuff said. The man is definately NOT gay.

#39 Jan 21 2004 at 5:15 PM Rating: Excellent
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Coo...

But it's fun busting his chops. ;)

Totem
#40 Jan 21 2004 at 5:20 PM Rating: Excellent
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Smoggy the Mighty wrote:


Skeet, I know who you really are! You're this guy


LOL...Smoggy, that was exactly how I pictured Skeet. How could you have so perfectly captured his essence? How, dammit??!



Edited, Wed Jan 21 17:20:49 2004 by Tare
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#41 Jan 21 2004 at 5:29 PM Rating: Decent
Lol, damn, I thought the name change and picture would throw you off.

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my stoopid-fresh three-hole punch. Not to mention my computer. I swear, if I see any of y'all within three feet of my computer, I'll put a Lee Van Cleef on your ***** ***. I'll come at you like a mother f*ck.


I do have the most stoopid-fresh three-hole punch. And as for my computer, I opened up my fly accounting software, and took a screen shot of my desk top with the program minimized in the task bar. Then I made that my background, and moved all my icons into a folder and stuck it in the bottom right hand of the screen, then made my task bar positioned to the right of my screen, instead of at the bottom, and put it on auto-hide.

Now when any trick-*** fool tries to come use my computer, jacking up my ****, they can't click on a mothaf*cking thing because I fooled their punkass!

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He's doing Flea.

'Nuff said. The man is definately NOT gay.


Amen to that sistah!

I've been thinking about switching to Wu-tang Clan Financials, to diversify my bonds and ****.

And dawg, I eased your mind, now do you have anything to tell me? Or are you about to host America's Stupidest Home Videos?



#42 Jan 21 2004 at 5:59 PM Rating: Good
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LOL...Smoggy, that was exactly how I pictured Skeet. How could you have so perfectly captured his essence? How, dammit??!


Heh, it wasn't very hard to think of Herbert Kornfeld while reading this thread! I'm surprised nobody else pulled him up from "The Onion" before me! "The Onion" is without a doubt one of the funniest websites ever. My favorite OP-Ed is the owner, T. Herman Zweibel - http://www.theonion.com/onion2806/readers_go_to_hell_2806.html

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#43 Jan 21 2004 at 6:05 PM Rating: Good
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And as for my computer, I opened up my fly


Yeah, I read this wrong. Perhaps because were I a man, I'd definately "open my fly" and **** all over my POS computer. Oh yes!

Being a girl, it's a tad bit more uncomfortable and I'd probably just make a mess of it. Or electrocute myself.

You're my hero today Skeet. Anyone that can make accounting sound interesting rocks.



#44 Jan 21 2004 at 6:58 PM Rating: Excellent
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Maybe our minds are perpetually in the gutter, Angua. I read that fly part the same way. Then I was wondering what the hell Skeet's open fly had to do with accounting. I wish there was more open fly around here....

BTW - now I have TWO visuals to contend with, thanks to you!Smiley: laugh

Edited, Wed Jan 21 18:59:08 2004 by Tare
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#45 Jan 22 2004 at 3:10 PM Rating: Decent
It's a good thing I didn't tell my story about the petrified rooster.

Who knows what kind of mental images that would have made.
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