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Started by onan, May 22, 2011, 01:41:35 AM

Eddie Coyle


             That the opening credits to The Fall Guy gave away the ending to Dirty Mary,Crazy Larry

MV/Liberace!

Quote from: Sardondi on October 02, 2012, 12:05:42 AM
Coach just peed on us to get the dust off.


strange.  our coach peed on us, too, but for no particular reason.

b_dubb

Quote from: MV on October 04, 2012, 09:14:30 AM

strange.  our coach peed on us, too, but for no particular reason.
queue penn state fight song

MV/Liberace!

for the purpose of protecting our coach's identity, i'll only reveal his name was jerry s.

coaster

The weather annoys me. Here in Nebraska it goes from being over 100 degrees to below freezing in less than a month. We have two seasons, winter and summer, and they are extreme. I fell asleep last night with a few windows open and a fan on and I was quite comfortable. In the middle of the night, I woke up in the fetal position. I think it got down to the 20's last night with rain. Felt like Jack Frost was pissing in my window. What in the fuck is that about.

Eddie Coyle


           That Steven Seagal can't have Liam Neeson roles...

           But Liam Neeson can take Steven Seagal roles.

           

Juan

The Florida law that says I can shoot a wild hog with my pellet rifle (I'm not that stupid) but can't use it to shoot a squirrel or rabbit.

stevesh

Quote from: Eddie Coyle on October 04, 2012, 09:51:29 PM
           That Steven Seagal can't have Liam Neeson roles...

           But Liam Neeson can take Steven Seagal roles.     

Steven Seagal as Oskar Schindler - the mind reels.

HorrorRetro

An update on the family member situation I revealed the other day.  The relationship has been severed.  Funny thing is, she did it.  She sent me a note stating that since I cause too much drama in her life and I don't support her, I can fuck off.  LOL!  It's lunacy.  Since we became acquainted, I was the one telling her to hang in there when our grandmother was dying, telling her to feel better when she went to the ER, etc.  She never once inquired into how I'm doing or encouraged me at all.

She sees things in such a skewed manner.  What is up is down.  What is green is red.  You can't get through to someone like that.  I'm sure she expected me to beg her to stay in her life and promise I would do better.  My reply to her rant:  Okay. Bye. 

ChewMouse

Quote from: HorrorRetro on October 05, 2012, 12:07:07 PM
An update on the family member situation I revealed the other day.  The relationship has been severed.  Funny thing is, she did it.  She sent me a note stating that since I cause too much drama in her life and I don't support her, I can fuck off.  LOL!  It's lunacy.  Since we became acquainted, I was the one telling her to hang in there when our grandmother was dying, telling her to feel better when she went to the ER, etc.  She never once inquired into how I'm doing or encouraged me at all.

She sees things in such a skewed manner.  What is up is down.  What is green is red.  You can't get through to someone like that.  I'm sure she expected me to beg her to stay in her life and promise I would do better.  My reply to her rant:  Okay. Bye.
Oh, Gina, you're so much better off! I sense you'll hear from her again at some point but you're a strong one. You said "bye" and "bye" it is...I'd not give her one more piece of my time if I were you. Borderlines have a way of snaking (as in: like a snake) back into the lives of those they dismissed.

I know you're a reader and there is a book that, to date, I've found more helpful than any other when dealing with sociopaths. It's called I Hate You -- Don't Leave Me by Kriesman and Straus. It's been in print for at least 20 years and I'm on my second copy, having dog-earred the first one to death. It talks about family a lot as well.

Happy Friday! Stay FREE of her!

McPhallus

I wonder if she didn't sense you were near the edge and decided to cut off contact herself in order to feel like she was in control.

Quote from: HorrorRetro on October 05, 2012, 12:07:07 PM
An update on the family member situation I revealed the other day.  The relationship has been severed.  Funny thing is, she did it.  She sent me a note stating that since I cause too much drama in her life and I don't support her, I can fuck off.  LOL!  It's lunacy.  Since we became acquainted, I was the one telling her to hang in there when our grandmother was dying, telling her to feel better when she went to the ER, etc.  She never once inquired into how I'm doing or encouraged me at all.

She sees things in such a skewed manner.  What is up is down.  What is green is red.  You can't get through to someone like that.  I'm sure she expected me to beg her to stay in her life and promise I would do better.  My reply to her rant:  Okay. Bye.

HorrorRetro

Thanks for the book recommendation; I'll check it out.  I do think she cut me off first, thinking that she would be in control that way.  I had disengaged from her quite a bit over the past week, and I guess this infuriated her.  Yesterday she went on a bender posting photo after photo of herself.  It was bizarre.  I didn't comment on her photos, so I guess that's what sent her over the edge.  I can only guess.  ???

Eddie Coyle

Quote from: HorrorRetro on October 05, 2012, 12:07:07 PM
An update on the family member situation I revealed the other day.  The relationship has been severed.  Funny thing is, she did it.  She sent me a note stating that since I cause too much drama in her life and I don't support her, I can fuck off.  LOL!  It's lunacy.  Since we became acquainted, I was the one telling her to hang in there when our grandmother was dying, telling her to feel better when she went to the ER, etc.  She never once inquired into how I'm doing or encouraged me at all.

She sees things in such a skewed manner.  What is up is down.  What is green is red.  You can't get through to someone like that.  I'm sure she expected me to beg her to stay in her life and promise I would do better.  My reply to her rant:  Okay. Bye.

             Sounds like a "win" to me. Hopefully for yer sake, she'll remain in the past tense. But you know how these types can be...three weeks from now another attempt at contact could be coming. It's always about them and their needs.

Eddie Coyle

 
            I go into the supermarket, hoping to be in and out in roughly 10 minutes.

            Mission accomplished.

            I didn't know they'd plant two of the most odious ear-worms ever...Geno Vannelli's "I Just Want To Stop" and "The Way We Were" by Barbara Streisand.

           Yes, those two songs were just played back to back. On Oct 5, 2012. I'd understand if I was stuck in a supermarket in the Carter Adminstration...but NOW? ???

HorrorRetro

Quote from: Eddie Coyle on October 05, 2012, 02:30:24 PM

            I go into the supermarket, hoping to be in and out in roughly 10 minutes.

            Mission accomplished.

            I didn't know they'd plant two of the most odious ear-worms ever...Geno Vannelli's "I Just Want To Stop" and "The Way We Were" by Barbara Streisand.

           Yes, those two songs were just played back to back. On Oct 5, 2012. I'd understand if I was stuck in a supermarket in the Carter Adminstration...but NOW? ???

I could handle Geno's tune; I haven't heard that in a few years lol.  Babs'...not so much.

Eddie Coyle

Quote from: HorrorRetro on October 05, 2012, 02:32:41 PM
I could handle Geno's tune; I haven't heard that in a few years lol.  Babs'...not so much.
In the ear worm battle, Geno is probably the better of the two. It's a choose the color of your bullet type of thing, but "The Way We Were" may be the most overwrought, mawkish, bathetic audio vomit. Love the movie, though :'( ;D

       I'm taking bets on what I hear there next time..."Heartlight" by Neil Diamond and "I Love The Night Life" by Alicia Bridges lead the pack.

onan

Have I got you guys beat... it must have been some kind of emotional wreckage to have these on. I don't believe they are on any musak selection: Sugar sugar by the archies and Yummy yummy by... fuck I dunno who... I was sick for the next several hours.

McPhallus

Quote from: Eddie Coyle on October 05, 2012, 02:49:39 PM
         In the ear worm battle, Geno is probably the better of the two. It's a choose the color of your bullet type of thing, but "The Way We Were" may be the most overwrought, mawkish, bathetic audio vomit. Love the movie, though :'( ;D

       I'm taking bets on what I hear there next time..."Heartlight" by Neil Diamond and "I Love The Night Life" by Alicia Bridges lead the pack.

I've often wondered what it would be like to be groundbreaking musician and then, one day, find your music being played in the grocery store.  At that point, you might as well start making your last will.

McPhallus

Nissan Versa: ugliest car on the road.

Eddie Coyle

Quote from: onan on October 05, 2012, 03:07:40 PM
Have I oot you guys beat... it must have been some kind of emotional wreckage to have these on. I don't believe they are on any musak selection: Sugar sugar by the archies and Yummy yummy by... fuck I dunno who... I was sick for the next several hours.
The Ohio Express, 1968. Hit number 4.

         I often use that and "Love Is Blue" by Paul Mauriat as a riposte to those who think 1968 was just nothing but cool music.

Eddie Coyle

Quote from: McPhallus on October 05, 2012, 03:10:32 PM
I've often wondered what it would be like to be groundbreaking musician and then, one day, find your music being played in the grocery store.  At that point, you might as well start making your last will.

        If John Lennon knew that "Revolution" would be used to sell sneakers by the end of the 80's, I'm guessing he would have thanked Chapman before the gun was fired.

HorrorRetro

Quote from: Eddie Coyle on October 05, 2012, 02:49:39 PM
         In the ear worm battle, Geno is probably the better of the two. It's a choose the color of your bullet type of thing, but "The Way We Were" may be the most overwrought, mawkish, bathetic audio vomit. Love the movie, though :'( ;D

       I'm taking bets on what I hear there next time..."Heartlight" by Neil Diamond and "I Love The Night Life" by Alicia Bridges lead the pack.

I love "I Love the Night Life."  But I wanted to be a disco queen when I was a kid, so there's no accounting for taste, I guess.  I might have to go dig out my Disco Fire double album now.

Eddie Coyle

Quote from: HorrorRetro on October 05, 2012, 03:23:14 PM
I love "I Love the Night Life."  But I wanted to be a disco queen when I was a kid, so there's no accounting for taste, I guess.  I might have to go dig out my Disco Fire double album now.

         I had a relative who wanted to be a disco queen as well. A cousin who was 12-13 at the height of mainstream disco fever in 1978-79...who worshipped Deney Terrio and watched Dance Fever religiously. And mimic Amii Stewart's "Knock on Wood" or Patrick Hernandez "Born to be Alive".

              My cousin was a boy.

         

ChewMouse

Quote from: Eddie Coyle on October 05, 2012, 05:52:53 PM

             My cousin was a boy.

         
hahahaha!!!

Oh man, best laugh I've had in awhile.

HorrorRetro

Quote from: Eddie Coyle on October 05, 2012, 05:52:53 PM
     

              My cousin was a boy.

         

I knew that's what you were going to say.  ;D

Eddie Coyle

 
           You should see him now at 46...nothing has changed. Like Liberace used to tell Mike Douglas, he's "still looking for the right girl"...he's Richard Simmons without the money.

                No wonder my grandmother treated me like royalty(I was the next grandson) as I ran around her yard playing whiffle ball, playing war and watching the Three Stooges and didn't ask "where'd you get those curtains grandma?"..(actual sentence uttered by him, Easter, 1976)
         

           

Sardondi

Quote from: Eddie Coyle on October 05, 2012, 02:49:39 PM
         In the ear worm battle, Geno is probably the better of the two. It's a choose the color of your bullet type of thing, but "The Way We Were" may be the most overwrought, mawkish, bathetic audio vomit. Love the movie, though :'( ;D

       I'm taking bets on what I hear there next time..."Heartlight" by Neil Diamond and "I Love The Night Life" by Alicia Bridges lead the pack.

Answer: The vast majority of popular music post-1972; Laverne and Shirley, Three's Company, Charlie's Angels, The Love Boat, Mork and Mindy, Welcome Back Kotter, The Jeffersons, The Dukes of Hazzard, That's Incredible, The Golden Girls, Married...With Children, Roseanne, Who's The Boss, American Idol, Survivor, any reality program ever aired.

Question: Can you prove the following assertion - "Extreme popularity with the masses is a virtual guarantee that a thing is devoid of beauty, wit, grace, art or a worthy reason to exist."?

Eddie Coyle

Quote from: Sardondi on October 05, 2012, 09:27:41 PM
Answer: The vast majority of popular music post-1972; Laverne and Shirley, Three's Company, Charlie's Angels, The Love Boat, Mork and Mindy, Welcome Back Kotter, The Jeffersons, The Dukes of Hazzard, That's Incredible, The Golden Girls, Married...With Children, Roseanne, Who's The Boss, American Idol, Survivor, any reality program ever aired.

Question: Can you prove the following assertion - "Extreme popularity with the masses is a virtual guarantee that a thing is devoid of beauty, wit, grace, art or a worthy reason to exist."?
As someone born after 1972 I will largely concur with above sentiments. Especially regarding popular music.

          But will protest the inclusion of Charlie's Angels and Dukes Of Hazard, only due to their employment of Jaclyn Smith, Tanya Roberts and Catherine Bach.

            I was going to include Bea Arthur, but even my sarcasm has it's limits.

ChewMouse

Quote from: Sardondi on October 05, 2012, 09:27:41 PM
Question: Can you prove the following assertion - "Extreme popularity with the masses is a virtual guarantee that a thing is devoid of beauty, wit, grace, art or a worthy reason to exist."?
An exception: Lassie.

I'm just sayin'.

HAL 9000

Quote from: Eddie Coyle on October 05, 2012, 02:49:39 PMI'm taking bets on what I hear there next time..."Heartlight" by Neil Diamond and "I Love The Night Life" by Alicia Bridges lead the pack.
Quote from: HorrorRetro on October 05, 2012, 02:32:41 PMI could handle Geno's tune; I haven't heard that in a few years lol.  Babs'...not so much.
Quote from: onan on October 05, 2012, 03:07:40 PMHave I got you guys beat... it must have been some kind of emotional wreckage to have these on. I don't believe they are on any musak selection: Sugar sugar by the archies and Yummy yummy by... fuck I dunno who... I was sick for the next several hours.
Quote from: Sardondi on October 05, 2012, 09:27:41 PMAnswer: The vast majority of popular music post-1972; Laverne and Shirley, Three's Company, Charlie's Angels, The Love Boat, Mork and Mindy, Welcome Back Kotter, The Jeffersons, The Dukes of Hazzard, That's Incredible, The Golden Girls, Married...With Children, Roseanne, Who's The Boss, American Idol, Survivor, any reality program ever aired.

Well, it just so happens I have my portable HD near me - so I searched my music collection and have them all except the "Reality Shows."

I don't know if it's remarkable, sad, or remarkably sad  :o

Alicia Bridges - I Love The Nightlife.mp3
Archies - Sugar Sugar - 1969.mp3
Barbra Streisand - The Way We Were.mp3
Charlie's Angels.mp3
Gino Vannelli - I Just Wanna Stop.mp3
Loveboat.mp3
Mork and Mindy.mp3
Neil Diamond - Heartlight.mp3
Norman Gimbel Charles Fox - Laverne and Shirley.mp3
Ohio Express - Yummy Yummy Yummy 1968.mp3
Roseanne.mp3
The Dukes of Hazzard.mp3
The Golden Girls.mp3
The Jeffersons.mp3
Three's Company.mp3
Welcome Back Kotter.mp3
Who's The Boss.mp3

All the songs above are contained in the following ZIP file:

http://www.mediafire.com/?dmudxnr10ebjaf6

:o

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