For some reason I was unable to get onto MTV's site, and I don't know which Daria ones are good, so I don't know if I have a legitimate reason to flee early from the family Passover seder tomorrow (i.e. new ep) or do I stay with the relatives until all hours. Please let me know. Thanks!!
Robyn Lesley
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"And when she shines she really shows you all she can." --Duran Duran, Rio
(remove "hatespam" to e-mail)
[email] (Khanada477) wrote:
Oooh, Robyn, do I have some baaad news for you.... ;-)
Enjoy bonding with the relatives. Tomorrow MTV is doing a tribute to "Boy Bands." No Daria at 3, No Daria at 10. Sorry. No Daria on Thursday, either. On Friday, you can catch TLG at 8:30 AM, and on Sunday you can catch D! at 9 AM.
Considering most Daria fans are teens, I find the early morning airings to be not only ironic, but slightly humorous as well. ;-) (Oh, yeah, I remember sleeping past noon on the weekends... ;-) )
I maintain a fairly accurate TV schedule on my site... I check a variety of sites, and weigh the info based on the reliability of the sources. Some are better than others, but not always.... never mind. The URL's at the bottom.
rich
"Unethical is only two letters away from ethical..." -- Paul Michael Mercurio
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*RETCH* Two months of reruns I can take, but THIS?
**************************************** --Tice "Awww, poor baby. You want some cheese for that whine?" "You want some corn for that pun?"
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Shit, BOY BANDS? They interrupt "Daria" for BOY BANDS? What fucking nonsense is THAT all about? Grrrr.
At least they could've made it something GOOD, like, I don't know, um, a rerun of one of those "Sex in the '90s" shows they used to show a lot...I guess....
Friday...oh joy, we get to revisit TLG...yes, exactly what I want...(note tiny HINT of sarcasm). (What? It was painful! A really good episode, but PAINFUL!) Whew...it's on while I'm at school. Cool. [address] just as I'm readying for Easter Mass.
My parents would never let me do such a thing. I can recall sleeping in till 11 a.m. ONCE my entire life. Usually my mom will wake up the entire house at 9 a.m. sharp. Have gotten used to it, though, as I noticed that when I was away to England the latest I could possibly sleep in till was 7:45 a.m. Maybe stay in bed till 8 a.m. But would be out of bed by 8:10 a.m., for sure.
It was a really valuable resource when I went away. Would have been more precious than silver had it not been for the fact that I misplaced my VCR remote while packing, thus rendering all recording plans useless. Ah well...got to see the unseen ep finally.
deena lissa really sleepy right now (one of my medications, probably)
"Let's kill the NME! Yes! And the Melody Maker too! Strangle 'em both!" Jane: Dear Daria, Lousy Traitor. Daria: Dear Jane, I know what you are, but what am I?
How is that possible?!? I will never understand the concept of getting up early. I stay in bed until 3pm at least when I don't have school...Today I was in bed 'til about 4pm, when some of my friends decided it'd be fun to phone me and ask me "what the fuck is wrong" with me. Oh well. But anyway, back to the original point of this message: mornings suck. :)
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I would have agreed with you in the past (probably when I was closer to your age around 15 or 16). But nowadays, I can see the value in waking up earlier than noon. I now prefer to go to bed early just so I can get up early (I lead a VERY dull life, by most standards).
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Mike Quinn [email] "...the race is long, and in the end it's only with yourself..."
What is the value of waking up earlier than noon then? There's lots of good things about sleeping all day and being awake at night - phone calls are more expensive in the day time so I can go online at night/in the evening for less, there's less people around at night, etc... <g> Shops are closed, though, which is kind of a drawback. And then when you go back to school you have to get used to getting up at 8am again. :)
Erm, yeah, new sig... <shakes head, puzzled> What is it with people and my sig?
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Well, I live in the good old USA, where phone prices stay pretty much the same all day and night, we only get charged a flat monthly rate for local calls, and there are plenty of ways to get online other than by just going online at home. I do live in a rather large-ish city, though (1.5 million in the metro area at last count), so we do continually have people around. Even a few cars out in the freeways at 3 a.m. -- granted, only a few, but still you're not alone. There are also stores here that are open 24 hours a day -- yes, that means you too can buy a banana, a can of corn, some bacon, bread, apple juice, furniture polish, or whatever your little supermarket-loving heart desires, in the middle of the night. That's one of the few things I found disappointing about London -- I was figuring there would be stores open at all hours of the night. The final night I was there I wanted something other than cereal or Burger King for breakfast the next day, so I went over to Sainsbury's and roamed the aisles looking for a nice breakfasty (at least to my American palate) pastry. I finally found these wonderful-looking flapjacks (I think that's what they were called, they were certainly different than what I'd known to be flapjacks) and was readying myself to pay for them when a security guard curtly informed me the store was closed and I wasn't able to pay for whatever I'd gotten. I was really disappointed, especially since it was ONLY 11 p.m. I'd figured the store would be open till 3, 4 a.m. at least. But no. And I've found out that's a late closing, too.
*sigh*...once again, I am such an American....
I don't know, I rather like your sigs. They're always so entertaining. I have a boring one myself, and am actively seeking a new Daria/Jane quote (unused, of course) to put in its place. As well as a Duran Duran quote....
Aw, "poor little sig"...makes me want to reach over to the sig and pet it. "Nice little sig, good little sig, you're so cute...yes, indeedy, we like you...nice siggie, siggie...."
:)
deena lissa who can't believe she wrote that huge paragraph (I am so bad)
"Let's kill the NME! Yes! And the Melody Maker too! Strangle 'em both!" Jane: Dear Daria, Lousy Traitor. Daria: Dear Jane, I know what you are, but what am I?
Here daytime calls are about 3 times the price of evening/night-time ones. Looking at my last phone bill it seems to be about 3p/minute daytime and 1p/minute cheap rate, which soon mounts up if you're online much. In US money that would be about $3/hour day or $1 hour evening I think. My phone bills are always astronomical these days. One trouble is that browsers, especially Netscape, have brain-damaged caches that don't work properly when you go offline.
A few are, my local Tesco is open 24 hours, except of course for when you're most likely to run out of food, ie. Sunday night. Sundays they close 4:30pm! But most food shops are shut by 9pm. And even in London, bars shut at 11pm and most public transport stops around midnight. If you want late night drinking you need to go to Scotland, which has repealed the World War I drinking restrictions that England still keeps to, for no apparent reason other than they suck.
I can't remember what US flapjacks are like, but UK ones are like small fat pancakes. Muffins are different too, but you probably know that, as I notice that it's possible to buy "English muffins" in the US as well as the US muffins, which we would call cakes or buns.
-Shez.
Three bucks an HOUR?! No wonder you guys complain about phone bills! Here we pay a flat rate for local service and a per-minute for long distance. If they charged me that much for phone service I'd probably go play hermit for a few years. Yuck.
-Mindy
<snip>
Mindy wrote in message ...
Yes its great fun *trying* to socialise in the uk Don`t attempt it unlesss you are loaded Talking to people is an activity reserved for the wealthy in the UK The poor have the walls of their bedsits to keep em company
Mindy wrote:
No kidding... I can't even imagine what long-distance charges must be like! I'd be in big trouble if phone charges here were that much, my phone bill was over 170 dollars last month ALREADY (ah, the joys of having a Significant Other in another state..). (and no, I'm not spoiled--I had to pay for the damn thing myself. which means VERY few calls this month. :-(
--J.
Terrible, isn't it? My (or rather, my parents' <g>) phone bill is incredible, lol...
You guys need price wars like we have over here, LOL. Even though you'd be annoyed to the death by phone company commercials, your phone bill would be close to the fringes of the gray areas of the boundaries of remote acceptibility. As it is, I'm amazed anyone in your country communicates.
-Mindy the Ugly American
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I'm telling you, BT and Cable & Wireless (yes, I know the companies...part of the perks of having a Brit sweetie) need to get serious competition, and there also needs to be a seperate company for local phone service, and the phone companies should make certain things optional extras (the British phones can do so much more than American phones do, of course at a cost -- and the pay phones are light years away from US pay phones in terms of technological advances), and they should enact the $25 - $30 per month flat rate fee for unlimited local and 1-800/1-888 (our "free phone" calls) phone numbers and tech support, and AT&T, MCI, and Sprint need to work with BT and Cable & Wireless to show them how to better serve their customers.
deena lissa ugh, I'm an "ugly American" too...my sweetie doesn't mind though *g*
"Let's kill the NME! Yes! And the Melody Maker too! Strangle 'em both!" Jane: Dear Daria, Lousy Traitor. Daria: Dear Jane, I know what you are, but what am I?
Dear God, what can be worse than MCI? And explain to me about the British phones - sounds interesting; I've never heard or a difference between American ones and British. And it sounds like British phone service could use to be Americanized in the extreme...
-Mindy "It's the end of the world as we know it, and I'm kinda proud of myself."
Mindy of Hell Enterprises writes:
I thought the facilities were the same as in America -- caller ID, call forwarding, conference calls, ring back, and so on. The trouble is you have to pay for each of these things individually, so in practice few people actually have access to any of these features. Yet it costs BT nothing to provide them as these features are all built in to modern exchanges.
It was originally intended that all these things would be provided free as part of the basic phone service, but then in 1984 the government sold the phone company off into private ownership, and the company then decided to increase its profits by charging people exorbitant monthly fees for each of the facilities. So basically we have to pay about �16/year ($25) per feature, which pays for some guy at the exchange to press a button to enable the service. Talk about money for old rope! Suppose you buy that service for ten years. It took, say, one minute to turn it on, so BT end up getting a labour cost of �10,000/hour for the pressing of that button!
-Shez.
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Caller ID is a godsend. I'm no longer forced to be polite to tele-marketers or even talk to them. And if someone that's a general annoyance calls, I don't have to answer the phone cause I know it's not important. If you have the extra funds I would highly recommend getting caller ID (BTW, I don't work for a phone company;)
Mike Quinn [email] "...the race is long, and in the end it's only with yourself..."
Mike Quinn wrote:
Yes, Caller ID is great at further limiting extraneous interactions with people... kind of like the credit card readers at gas pumps, or like ordering stuff over the net... Hey, before you know it, we won't have to deal with *anyone* .... ;-)
rich
Quinn: People are so weird!
Daria: Some are weird. Some are just astonishingly self-centered and deceitful.
On Wed, 07 Apr 1999 20:54:12 GMT, [email] (paperpusher) wrote:
No matter how hard I try, I cannot seem to find a downside to this. :-)
Martin (to send E-mail, remove the "nospam" from my E-mail address) ---- Quinn: "When they got nervous, they'd drink cocoa." Helen: "Now, sweetie, there's nothing to worry about." (door slams) "Looters!" ---- Outpost Daria: Your Online Database for All Things Daria! http://systech.simplenet.com/daria/
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My thoughts exactly ;-)
Mike Quinn wrote:
Guys, that's just sad.
The guy behind the counter at the Snappy Snack Shack you meet at 3 AM, you know, the one with only the one good tooth, who looks 70 but is actually 34-- the guy with the permanent leer? That guy can teach you a lot about life.
Of course, a lot of it is probably illegal, immoral, or unhealthy, but I bet he could still teach you a lot.
I think he said his name was Earl... but then again, he might've been saying that they had motor oil on sale. I couldn't quite understand his mumbling, what with the fact that he only had the one tooth, and also his insane, hysterical laughter and that gross gargling noise he made-- that all made him a little difficult to understand, but still, we should heed the beauty of his simple, poignant lesson, or whatever.
;-)
rich.
Quinn: People are so weird!
Daria: Some are weird. Some are just astonishingly self-centered and deceitful.
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Or rather, we won't *have* to deal with anyone. We can still interact with the people of our choice...
Boolean
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I know, which is why it fucking sucks that we once had it, Mom couldn't handle the technology, and so we got rid of it. Shit. I miss it so much. Fucking HATE having to use the answering machine to filter callers....
deena lissa OK, so that was more foul language than what I usually use....
"No, no, no, don't believe anything you hear. Get the real shit from me." -- Simon LeBon, "Behind the Music" (VH-1) Jane: Dear Daria, Lousy Traitor. Daria: Dear Jane, I know what you are, but what am I?
One of my teachers has a theory that 100 years from now, the population of earth will be divided into two groups: 90% of the people will stay at home all their lives and order things over the internet, while the other 10% will be the people that run all over the place delivering all that stuff.
No too hard to believe, is it? --- ~Po
"Don't feel bad about not feeling good." ~TME
paperpusher wrote:
Fine by me. Actually, I really hate using the telephone. I'm one of the
few who actually *likes* voicemail, as it means I don't have to deal with rude
operators. Something about my voice that invites rudeness, I guess. Actually, I
think my phone neurosis stems from the fact that back in my younger days, mean
classmates would crank-call me all the time. Did I mention I was not a popular
student? Considering how well I relate to "Daria", I think it stands to reason.
But then, bullies seem harder on unpopular boys than unpopular girls. Except
the fat girl, the lowest rung of the high-school social ladder. I almost feel
bad for not inviting her to the prom. But then, I was the closeted gay boy, the
second-lowest rung of the high-school social ladder, at least in the 80's.
This thread has become too depressing. I wish there was something I could
say to brighten the murkiness.MIKE (a.k.a. "Progbear")
make GEORYN disappear to reply
"'Thin Thighs For Your Man.' But I don't *like* men with thin thighs" --Daria
N.P.:"Give It Up"- T a l k T a l k / T h e C o l o u r O f S p r i n g
I hate that as much as I hate talking to people on the phone. I hate recording my voice... I have already done this rant once today on a.m.m., so I will stop now.
I was "friends" with the fat girl at my school for a while, and I can tell you, there was a bloody good reason why she was the lowest rung of the high-school social ladder: she was thicker than shit and twice as smelly.
Still is, I'm afraid. I'm the weird girl*, third-lowest rung of the the high-school social ladder.
*Some people will dispute this, doubting that I am a actually girl...
There's nothing wrong with murkiness. :P
On Thu, 08 Apr 1999 21:23:29 +0100, some letters randomly coalesced from individual pixels, claiming to be from "endless, nameless" , and it said:
I would have to disagree with this, as one of the more popular girls at my school (at least by her senior year) was quite possibly one of the fattest, though she was still pretty. Incidentally, she was also my girlfriend, for a while. :) She's still one of my best friends, though I rarely see her these days. Such is the curse of college.
Of corse, nothing that happened at Edison applies to the real world (or at least the more common aspects of the world), unfortunately. :(
Tarvok wrote:
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Hmm... at my school, cliquey and snotty as it is, there are at least several very... uhm... "large" girls who are quite popular and loved by almost everyone. No one seems to really care about their weight all that much. On the other hand, there are also a couple extremely irritating "fat" girls who no one likes... but that's hardly because of their weight, it's because their personalities aren't very easy to get on with. :-/
--J.
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Yeah. I was considerably more overweight in high school than I am right now, and it didn't really hurt things. I was slightly popular, and hung out sometimes with v. popular people (president of Student Government, one of the members of the varsity basketball team, others). Plus I don't THINK I was dense (dunno -- can dense people become National Merit Scholar finalists?). It's all in the individual person, methinks.
(Before you groan at my slight popularity, please note that I was hopelessly unpopular from the time I was two to the time I was fourteen, in day care/grade school, and that I did a LOT of extracurricular activities that wore me out.)
You went to an Edison high school? No way! I used to LIVE near an Edison high school! For the first 14 or so years of my life! Of course, the Edison that was close to me (less than 1/2 a block away) was Gang Central....
deena lissa who wishes she had some working brain cells now....
"No, no, no, don't believe anything you hear. Get the real shit from me." -- Simon LeBon, "Behind the Music" (VH-1) Jane: Dear Daria, Lousy Traitor. Daria: Dear Jane, I know what you are, but what am I?
On Mon, 12 Apr 1999 18:37:14 GMT, some letters randomly coalesced from individual pixels, claiming to be from deena lissa , and it said:
There is a local myth that the gangs rule my alma mater as well, but it's just a myth. Unless there's a dark underside I was not privy to (somewhat likely), there was almost no gang influence at Edison; at least, none that impeded my absolutely wonderful experience there. Which brings me to the question: what city?
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Well, maybe it'd be true...which could be good, you know, you could always say you "survived Edison high school". And not just because of the stupid people you usually find in class either.
As for "what city?", the beautiful, wonderful, ever so great (note MAJOR sarcasm here) San Antonio, TX. Blech. I'd rather be tied to a post and have leeches crawl all over me, drawing pint after pint of blood from me. I REALLY like my hometown, can't you see? :P
deena lissa who'll do almost anything to live in London (I'd go back to England right now if I could)
"No, no, no, don't believe anything you hear. Get the real shit from me." -- Simon LeBon, "Behind the Music" (VH-1) Jane: Dear Daria, Lousy Traitor. Daria: Dear Jane, I know what you are, but what am I?
Hey, I have an Aunt Debbie,Uncle Bill and Cousin Talle who lives in San Antonio TX, I severely dislike them all.
Prindora
<LOL> You don't need to list excuses for being popular.... :) Popularity doesn't necessarily mean you're shallow or stupid, there's plenty of shallow and stupid *un*popular people around. <g> I wouldn't say I was hopelessly unpopular right now... One of my friends is extremely popular, none of them are really unpopular... I think I'm the most unpopular out of my little "group", though, because I always look really miserable, so nobody talks to me. <g>
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now,
the
Right...some people are popular because they're really likeable and have the right charisma. Jodie would fall into this category, I think. Maybe Mack, too, if we knew anything about him (for all we know, he only hangs out with Jodie and Kevin). Jodie seems to be the only intermediary between both worlds. **************************************** "Awww, poor baby. You want some cheese for that whine?" "You want some corn for that pun?"
In article , "endless, nameless" wrote:
(a.) I do feel at times like justifying it. Heck, sometimes I didn't even FEEL popular at all. Ah well, will get over it.... (b.) You're right. For some strange reason my school had weird regulations on who was "popular" and who was "unpopular". At least one of the really creative, artistic people (she reminds me of Jane, in fact) was quite popular. So I kinda feel like translating..."OK, popularity here doesn't necessarily mean the same as popularity over where you are. There are some people you'd consider 'unpopular' who are 'popular' here." Strange. (c.) I wouldn't say you're "hopelessly unpopular" either. Sounds like you're not even "unpopular". And on this newsgroup you can revel in the fact that you're a star, a celeb "Daria" fan. (d.) Yeah, but should "looking really miserable" really be an excuse for those people to not approach you? What I found in high school was that sometimes the most dour-looking person out there would turn out to be one of the greatest conversationalists you'd ever known, and that she (was always a she, part of the beauty of single-gender education) was just stressed out or tired or not feeling well or something.
Who knows...probably at my alma mater you'd have been popular. Provided you fit a certain niche. Maybe just for the fact that you're a "Daria" fanatic. I know a LOT of people who think "Daria" is cool but who aren't fanatics. :)
Aw, poor baby. Hope you find them soon.
deena lissa "If you need me, call me -- I'll be there"
"No, no, no, don't believe anything you hear. Get the real shit from me." -- Simon LeBon, "Behind the Music" (VH-1) Jane: Dear Daria, Lousy Traitor. Daria: Dear Jane, I know what you are, but what am I?
People here are popular if they're '"people" people' <g>, or if they have popular close friends. I can't think of any popular people here who don't fit into either of those... This is, I have concluded, why I'm unpopular; I am *not* a '"people" person'
I am *definitely* unpopular <LOL>.
:)
I am not a great conversationalist, to say the least. <g> I think my appearance puts people off me, I always look really weird and angry/sad, and frown and stuff.... I can see why, really... Today, my friend brought in the photos from her birthday party (not sure why it took her 2 months to get them developed... <g>) and there were 3 or four with me in... Aarrgh, I looked DEAD! <lol>
I doubt it, I just can't do that "talking to people" thing... <g>
Have made up for it with huge amounts of coffee <LOL>. :)
Yeah, don't insult any of us by calling us popular. Heavens forbid.
Sleep... that's one of those weird substitutes for caffeine, isn't it? Yeah, I've heard of that...
Dagny misery chick, cynic
http://members.aol.com/Eccles9697
"Did you ever get the feeling That the truth is less revealing Then a downright lie? And did you think your head is hip To certain things it's not equipped to qualify?" Neil Innes
There's nothing wrong with being popular, I'm just not it. <g>
On Tue, 13 Apr 1999 23:18:37 +0100, some letters randomly coalesced from individual pixels, claiming to be from "endless, nameless" , and it said:
No joke about it, there is nothing wrong with being popular. I do, however, thing there is something wrong with being Popular. ;)
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--Ah, yes. The dread Capitals. I always used to use those to distinguish between a cool guy and a Cool Guy. **************************************** "Awww, poor baby. You want some cheese for that whine?" "You want some corn for that pun?"
In article , "endless, nameless" wrote:
Sure you're popular. I like you and I'm sure the other members of A.T.D like you. That makes you popular with us. The important thing isn't whether you're popular or unpopular, the important thing is whether you're popular with the RIGHT people. Members of A.T.D are unquestionably the RIGHT people. The other people--hell with 'em!
"I am cool and that is it and everyone else is full of..."
Bob
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I should've probably emphasized that point. Thank you for doing so.
Message to Alli..ya see? Actually, the whole "popular with a.t.d." thing is what I meant by being a celeb Darianite. Internet popularity is infinitely better than other types of popularity, because it's based solely on personality and intelligence rather than appearance or wealth. It's the type of popularity we seemed to have a lot of in high school, except much better because of its sheer global scope.
Besides...it's easier to socialize. Hey...contrary to what you might think, I never went to prom and only went to one dance in my entire high school career. (But did do senior retreat...that had to be done.)
You all take care now. :)
deena lissa infinitely proud to be here on a.t.d. because of its constant open arms
"No, no, no, don't believe anything you hear. Get the real shit from me." -- Simon LeBon, "Behind the Music" (VH-1) Jane: Dear Daria, Lousy Traitor. Daria: Dear Jane, I know what you are, but what am I?
[email] wrote:
Good. I am very glad to be popular on atd. :) Priveliged, or something. That's the right word, isn't it? My brain's a bit fuzzy, I'm afraid, because my head hurts; I had the first two hours of my Art exam today. I always get headaches during and after Art exams, it's probably the way I sit or something, muscle tension and that... 10 hours left of it as well... :/
Erm, slight digression there... <g>
Yep. :) Unfortunately I don't have to deal with atd-ers IRL, I have to deal with "the wrong people" instead. Well, some of them are "right". But mostly not.
In article , "endless, nameless" wrote:
Maybe you should host a large party and invite all of us ;)
"...Me too" (I'm not making fun of your sig', I'm having trouble sleeping)
That reminds me of one of the "YKYBHTLW..." entries in the hackers' dictionary: "You know you've been hacking too long when you realize you've never seen half of your best friends."
-Shez.
endless, nameless wrote:
"We're from two different worlds, popular and regular." :-{)>
Well, *someone* had to say it!
MIKE (a.k.a. "Progbear")
make GEORYN disappear to reply
"Parece cosa de maligno. Los pianos no estallan por casualidad." --Gabriel Garcia Marquez
N.P.:"Squarer for Maud"- N a t i o n a l H e a l t h / O f Q u e u e s A n d C u r e s
Too bad you don't have Science Olympiad. Our team shares that rung.
I thought the fact that your name was Alli was a hint.
Yeah, this is the Daria newsgroup, after all. We're downbeat.
Dagny misery chick, cynic, general loony
Visit the Parsley Firefly http://members.aol.com/Eccles9697
"Depicting people as they really are and not how they see themselves made Goya famous. It just gives me something to do during math." Jane Lane
I don't see why. After all, you run around conspiring to kill the teachers, i would think that the students would thank you for that. --- ~Po
"Don't feel bad about not feeling good." ~TME
Erm, what's Science Olympiad?
Well, some people call me Alex, which is one of those names that could be for males or females....incidentally, one of my friends will introduce me to people as "Alexandria" which is highly irritating not only because I don't want people calling me by my full first name (because I don't like it) but also because that *isn't my name*!! <g>
Yes, or something. <g>
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Oh, you would have loved my high school. The science people (us Science Clubbers) were a mixture of popular and not-so-popular. And we actually liked academically involved people; some were in fact popular BECAUSE they were known to be really academic.
"Gee, you think that she's a she?" "Um...well, hm...what's the name?" "Alli." "'Ali' as in 'Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves'? Male." "NOOO...'Alli', with TWO l's." "OK. Female then."
Sorry, I have NO idea what compelled me to do that.
Or at least try to be. I'm just having my usual stomach problems, which doesn't make me necessarily downbeat, just less hyper than I would be.
deena lissa
"No, no, no, don't believe anything you hear. Get the real shit from me." -- Simon LeBon, "Behind the Music" (VH-1) Jane: Dear Daria, Lousy Traitor. Daria: Dear Jane, I know what you are, but what am I?
On Wed, 31 Mar 1999 20:20:09 +0100, some letters randomly coalesced from individual pixels, claiming to be from "endless, nameless" , and it said:
Actually, mornings just feel good, if you got enough sleep beforehand. Though I still often sleep in 'till noon (like today), being up with the dawn can be remarkably refreshing. It's so quiet; nobody else is up and making noise except the birds. The air has a cool, crisp feel to it, colors seem more vibrant. Eating a real breakfast stabilizes just about every aspect of my being; indeed, I suspect that part of the reason you have such difficulty eating in the afternoon and evening is because you didn't eat something in the morning (a wheat flake, like Wheaties or something, is the best for a start). I know _I_ have trouble eating throughout the day if I don't get a nice, cold, bland breakfast in the morning.
If you don't have to be up late (like me with my pizza delivery job), it's a great way to start the day. :)
Sorry to interrupt, but you're beginning to remind me of Quinn. "It's such a great day, I wish I could buy it..." :-)
On Wed, 31 Mar 1999 19:05:12 -0500, some letters randomly coalesced from individual pixels, claiming to be from Jeg7777 , and it said:
Actually, if you looked closely at the message, I'm trying to sell it, not buy it. ;)
[email] (paperpusher) wrote:
Thanks for the info. You saved me from taping "Boy Bands", I have Daria on Weekly programming on my VCR. But my relatives....<shudder>...oh well, one must do unpalatable things from time to time. <g>
And thanks for the URLs. I'll check them out at lunch today.
Robyn Lesley
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Whoa. An early riser. I've been known to go completely nocturnal over summer. <grin> Makes for interesting talks with the relatives, that's for sure...
Since it's actually warm out (!) I'm going to quit messing around on the Internet and actually <gasp> go do something. I doubt you care, but I had to say it somewhere.
-Mindy "Comet... it makes you vomit..."
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Shalom!
Hope the Seder went well. For some insane reason, I've always loved Matzoh. Tastes way better than saltines. Does your family keep the tradition of totally NO leavened bread in the coming days? One Jewish family I know keeps it strongly, so it means no pizza during the Passover. THAT'S dedication.
Sincerely, Rev. Paul L. Vasquez
Actually, the Seder was great. I got to see several cousins and really had a nice time. Thanks for asking. But I still would have preferred to tape a new Daria.
dedication.
I am not Orthodox, but I do try to keep the tradition of no leavened bread. But I have to admit that I'll probably break down then and eat cake at my office next week on my birthday! Thanks again, and have a good Easter.
Robyn Lesley
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