ARRGGG. still no seasen 3 here

Apr 18, 199931 posts by 12 posters
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Andrea DeStille

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR...

Sorry but I realy start to sterssup here. still no Daria 3season. And as far as I can see, not on the MTV europe, germany, uk of the noe here on the cable (didnt know that there were that many mtv's here till resently)

I realy start to miss it. I even avoiding this here news groop for that reason. I dont wont to get spiled. but now I start wondering if same one could send me there copy's :(

Whiennnnnnnn.

mmm that airs a little.. not much thow...

Anyway I'm back... (and hoping they stop B&B soon and start Daria)

Andrea.

In the light I was darkness, in the darkness same call me light.

Paul gateAndrea DeStille

Andrea DeStille wrote in message ...

Hi Andrea I sympathise entirely there is no Daria in my area either We do get reruns of "V" though....again and again and again and again :-(((((( let me out!

endless, namelessPaul gate

I have now "abandoned" television completely. There's nothing on... I don't have time for it anyway. I could cut down on the amount of time I spend online, of course, but that'd mean I'd have to watch TV instead. ;)

Alli http://voices.vossnet.co.uk/y/yannaco "Pretend there's something worth waiting for..."

How can you say such a thing! You need to visit my TV update page more often. At present the following are compulsory viewing:

Friday: Adam & Joe Show, C4, 23:10

Sunday: Lee & Herring's "Good Morning with Richard not Judy" BBC2, 12:15 - 13:00 (repeated on Friday's, around 18:45)

In fact I'm thinking of writing to my MP to suggest that a law be passed making it a criminal offence not to watch these programmes.

-Shez.

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deena lissaShez

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LOL...what about "The Big Breakfast"? I got into that show so much when I visited England that I still miss it deeply. And you guys also get "TOTP2", which for an '80s fan such as myself is pure ecstacy. Actually got to see VISAGE on _TV_ for a change...I NEVER get to see Visage on TV here in the States! (mope, pout, pretend *hmph*) :)

deena lissa oh, one other thing...you guys get more tolerable teen idols...one could actually grow to like Boyzone whereas Backstreet Boys are forever intolerable no matter how hard you try to like them

"No, no, no, don't believe anything you hear. Get the real shit from me." -- Simon LeBon, "Behind the Music" (VH-1) Daria: I know what you mean, and that scares me.

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Shezdeena lissa

deena lissa o writes:

TOTP2 ("Son of Top of the Pops" for the benefit of non-UK people) is ok, better than the unadulterated trashy singles charts stuff on TOTP anyhow, but Big Breakfast is past its sell-by date, it was ok when it first came out about 10 years ago but I soon lost interest.

OTOH, the Adam & Joe show is just incredible. It's sort of Wayne's Worldish in that it's (apparently) a home-made programme by two guys and it's full of send-ups of films etc. (they did a glove puppet version of Private Ryan last week). You would love their Vinyl Justice item, where they dress up as policemen and raid some rock star's house to see if they have any "criminal records", ie. embarrassing albums amongst their vinyl collections. It's amazing what some people have in their cupboards. Maybe they'll raid someone from Duran Duran one day... actually I'm sure old Duran Duran albums have turned up in some people's collections.

No, I agree with the teenage girl who once said in a letter to the BBC, "Why are they called 'Boyzone', after all they're not boys. Wouldn't 'Talentless' be a better name?"

-Shez.

Prick your finger it is Done the moon has now eclipsed the sun the angel has spread its wings the time has come for bitter things
endless, namelessShez

That always really annoyed me.... that and TOTP2, come to think of it. I don't like television, especially now nobody's airing Daria.... oh well, I have better things to do than watch TV... Errmm...

Hahaha, I used to like them when I was twelve! <lol> I really shouldn't admit that, but I was young and impressionable... <g> I was hanging around with the puffa-jacket-wearers, I have to admit. I'm sorry <lol>. TDH is probably right, I'm not worthy of this place... <g> TDH, before you start getting all optimistic, I didn't say I was going to leave. <g>

Alli http://voices.vossnet.co.uk/y/yannaco "Pretend there's something worth waiting for..."
Paul gateendless, nameless

endless, nameless wrote in message ...

This is shocking in the extreme am still comming to terms...oh god :-)

endless, namelessPaul gate

I'm very sorry Paul... do you forgive me? <g>

Least I never tripped over a midget in front of someone I fancied. :P Sorry <lol>, couldn't resist.... :)

Alli http://voices.vossnet.co.uk/y/yannaco "Pretend there's something worth waiting for..."
Paul gateendless, nameless

.endless, nameless wrote in message ...

yes,,,but i nearly didn`t :-)

I have to many shattered illusions...i keep tripping over the debris :-))

oh yes midgets...they trip me up to

You should have been there it was hilarious....errrrr :-/

:-)
endless, namelessPaul gate

I'm sorry, but at least I can cope with revolving doors. :P

Hehe, nobody's got any idea what I'm on about.... <g>

Right, Paul, I'm sure you were laughing your arse off... and the midget, I'm sure he thought it was side-splitting. <g>

Shit, I just spilt half a glass of water on me <lol>....

Alli http://voices.vossnet.co.uk/y/yannaco "Pretend there's something worth waiting for..."

Hey Alli, thats not the way I left you a wile ago... Think before you type (and you'll probebly end up typing wors ;)

I hope for you that your not waiting for your pension.. corss thats a LOOONG wait and not worth it.

Andrea...---...

In the light I was darkness, in the darkness same call me light.

endless, namelessAndrea DeStille

Hehehe, you're probably right....

You're probably right. :) I'll probably change my sig soon, but I can't think of anything else to replace that quote with.... I'm running out of ideas, aarrgghh... :)

Alli http://voices.vossnet.co.uk/y/yannaco "Pretend there's something worth waiting for..."
Mindyendless, nameless

I liked "I'm getting better!" Maybe a take-off on that? Or something from Manic Street Preachers. Perhaps the new season will give you some new ideas ;-)

-Mindy "La-la LA la la..."

endless, namelessMindy

I might just put that one back, I liked it too.

The one I've got now, "Pretend there's something worth waiting for...", is a Manics one, from From Despair To Where. The other one, "I'm getting better", was also from a Manics song, 4st 7lb. I think quoting just that one line may have been slightly misleading <g>, here it is in context: "See my third rib appear A week later all my flesh disappears Stretching taut, clingfilm on bone I'm getting better." No idea why I picked that lyric, heh. :)

Anyhow, I don't think the Manics ever wrote a song about obsessive compulsive disorder, which I appear to be developing at a rate alarming even to me. <g>

Hopefully, yes. I love that Tiffany quote someone had in their sig (Paperpusher?): "Oh no. Wind, hair" or something.... Scarily enough, I'm always like that. :) Am not bothered enough about my hair getting messy to tie it back on windy days - too much effort if your hair is like mine.... <g>

Alli http://voices.vossnet.co.uk/y/yannaco "Pretend there's something worth waiting for..."

"endless, nameless" wrote:

<snip... I still have my pocket knife, but not for long if any teachers at my school see it *g*>

Hmm... perhaps, "At least I have a positive attitude about my destructive habits." Dunno where I heard that one from but I think it'd work.

--J.
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"endless, nameless" wrote:

<snip!>

Actually, I put that on my drop-down list o'quotes because the way she said it was very funny. And, yes, the wind is hell on my hair as well. :P

rich.

Tiffany: "Oh, no. Wind, hair."

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I like having wind-blown hair. It looks so free and natural. Then again, I don't think I really care much about the way my hair looks...I just comb it back, put some barettes (sp?) on to keep my forward-bound hair back, and wash it every day. My hair is very coarse, though, and usually unbearably thick too, so it's not like I could really do much of anything with it anyway.

Besides, if I started caring about my hair now I'd be hypocritically worrying about my total personal appearance.

deena lissa so stand proud and don't be afraid to not give a damn!

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endless, namelessdeena lissa

Maybe yours does, mine just falls back into place in a messier way, like I haven't combed it at all, but not free or natural looking. :)

I don't even bother with the barrettes, I just comb it and wash it every day or two. :)

My hair's thick-ish, but not thick enough to not look flat.... errm....

Alli http://voices.vossnet.co.uk/y/yannaco "I'm so happy, because today I found my friends, They're in my head."

"endless, nameless" wrote:

Same here... it looks like someone had stuck their hands in it and messed it up *real* good. I get the Einstein look going. Blech.

Barettes? Hmm... Nah, wouldn't work. It'd *really* freak out my friends, though. (Who are still freaked out that I decided to let it grow a little long-- hell, it's not even shoulder-length yet, and they're acting like a bunch of ninnies-- scratch that, Yuppies-- about it.) I *do* wash it every day, though, even though it takes forever to dry.

I am cursed with lots of fine red hair... lots and lots of it... wait a sec, that ain't a curse! ;-)

Being vain because me is who I am... rich.

Jane: Usually when I have this dream I'm wearing pink taffeta.

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It's odd, my hair will only stay put in places it looks bad. It's totally resistant to any style other than "messy". :(

My hair's brownish. Goes orange in summer, so I'm going to dye it before then. ;) I kept asking my friends what colour I should dye it until someone gave the right answer <lol> - "plum". I'm probably doing things the wrong way around, but I knew what colour I wanted to dye my hair. It just helps if I get someone else to tell me, because it means I'm not totally delusional about whether or not it'd look good, and also if it looks bad I can tell myself (and everyone else) that I wouldn't have chosen that colour if they hadn't convinced me it'd look good, so it's their fault, or something... <g>

Alli http://voices.vossnet.co.uk/y/yannaco "I'm so happy, because today I found my friends, They're in my head."
Mindyendless, nameless

Mine just stays in my face; every time I shove it back it falls forward again, so I shove it back, so it falls forward... shove, fall, repeat. And it looks truly terrible in a ponytail, so I just resist all attempts to break the cycle.

I just dyed mine at the insistence of one of my friends; it actually looks pretty good. The funny thing is that *everyone* notices when someone likes me does something drastic to their appearance, and they always say stupid things about it. "You dyed your hair!" "Did you know your hair's a different color?" "Are you using a different shampoo?" As if my hair could go from brown to red on its own. Plum's a cool color, BTW - you could put some red streaks in it and *really* go wild, LOL.

-Mindy "Splat."

[email] (Mindy) wrote:

At that point, I'd've probably pulled a few strands forward, looked at them in pretend horror, and then say something along the lines of "Oh my God! Those bastards! I'll kill them!" and then stomp away down the hall, muttering to myself. Either that, or I'd say it in a more sarcastic vein. Hard to tell-- I've only dyed my hair once-- blue, if you need to know, and it was only for a night or two. ;-)

Or you could just do the old, "Oh, no, not again! Damn those aliens and their evil ways!" ;-)

rich.

Jane: All I want is to make beautiful things!

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Which news client allows you to do this?

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The wind doesn't bother me, in terms of my hair, as much as humidity does. Makes it curl up...On a bad day, I look like a 200-pound Shirley Temple, which is not a good thing, I can tell you. Hell, the original one was creepy enough. **************************************** "Awww, poor baby. You want some cheese for that whine?" "You want some corn for that pun?"

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Tice wrote:

Humidity makes my hair frizz, too. Needless to say, I've got very "weather-sensitive" hair. You can forecast the weather just by looking at my hair. <g> I guess that makes it somewhat useful.

rich.

Tiffany: "Oh, no. Wind, hair."

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Humidity is all over the place here, so I don't exactly know what'd happen if my hair were subjected to non-humid environs. I don't really care, either. I just let my below shoulder-length black hair do what its little heart desires, and I'll just brush it twice a day and wash it once a day.

deena lissa I don't even own a can of hairspray

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Tarvokdeena lissa

On Mon, 26 Apr 1999 12:38:46 GMT, some letters randomly coalesced from individual pixels, claiming to be from deena lissa , and it said:

<envisioning wild and free shoulder length black hair, particularly being brushed>

oh man... have I ever mentioned that I really like long black hair? ;)

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deena lissaTarvok

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Oh dear lord...um...down...? (laughs hysterically)

Wow...thanks...you, um, made my day...or something.

deena lissa still laughing

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rich.

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endless, nameless wrote in message ...

I keep holding out..in the hope that *something interesting* will be transmitted I can`t help but think that today will be *THE DAY*..but it never is. Its that little bit of hope that keeps me active....if it weren`t for switching the tv on and off..i would fall into a stupur ;-)