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magicalturkey · 06 Nov 07 :: 23:55

Hey, I wouldn't mind seeing Matthew naked bongo-ing :embarrassed:

justme · 07 Nov 07 :: 01:30

You probably could. I hear he absolutely refuses to wear a shirt when he bongos.

And if I had those abs I wouldn't wear a shirt either.

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TheCentralScrutinizer · 07 Nov 07 :: 02:08

Yeah, but he also refuses to use deodorant. Ever. Kind of a mood killer for me. I like the guy, I just wouldn't want to smell him.

TheCentralScrutinizer · 07 Nov 07 :: 02:11

Oh, speaking of randomness, I got the DVDs, Carol. Thanks for making me that sweet cover for Coming Home. I can't wait to delve into both of these. You rock!

justme · 07 Nov 07 :: 02:32

Thank you! I've always wanted to rock. And now I have it on good authority that I DO.

I tried to scan the cover of my DVD and use that, but it didn't work too well. I pulled that image off Amazon.

TheCentralScrutinizer · 07 Nov 07 :: 03:13

Works for me.

justme · 07 Nov 07 :: 03:22

Well, look for more of the same around tomorrow or Thursday.

justme · 07 Nov 07 :: 03:25

magicalturkey wrote:

Hey, I wouldn't mind seeing Matthew naked bongo-ing :embarrassed:

And he's a Texan, Laura. It's nekkid.

TheCentralScrutinizer · 07 Nov 07 :: 03:45

Woohoo! DVDs are good. Nekkid is really good. Just think how great nekkid DVDs would be.

justme · 07 Nov 07 :: 04:21

"Hello, Hobson? It's Arrrrthur."
"Ah, yes. How delightful to hear from you!"

Yep! Scary, isn't it?:D

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TheCentralScrutinizer · 07 Nov 07 :: 05:00

O. M. G. You totally got the reference: "Just think how wonderful a girl who bathes would be." :grovel:

TheCentralScrutinizer · 07 Nov 07 :: 18:38

What a jerk! How can you be a fan of someone who clearly doesn't want you as a fan?

Prince moves to sue fan Web sites
By Mike Collett-White
20 minutes ago
LONDON (Reuters) - Fan sites dedicated to Prince say they have been served legal notice to remove all images of the singer, his lyrics and "anything linked to Prince's likeness," and have vowed to fight what they said was censorship.
The move was a shock to his followers and came two months after Prince threatened to sue YouTube and other major Internet sites for unauthorized use of his music.
But by targeting fan sites directly, Prince risks a backlash, and the sites have vowed to unite under the banner "Prince Fans United" and take the matter to court if necessary.
"We strongly believe that such actions are in violation of ... freedom of speech and should not be allowed," said a statement from the three sites -- www.housequake.com, www.princefams.com and www.prince.org.
A company helping Prince control his image and music on the Internet said the fan sites had spun the story so that it was "incorrect and misleading."
"At no time is Prince suing his fans and this is not about freedom of speech," said John Giacobbi, managing director of Internet policing specialist Web Sheriff.
"The current issue is one between Prince's record label and three unofficial Web sites and relates to the use of Prince trademarks and photographs, many of which are Prince's copyright," he told Reuters.
Giacobbi said Prince was expected to issue a full response to the fan sites' statement later on Wednesday.
FANS SEE THE IRONY
Prince fans were surprised at the artist's threat to sue them, pointing out that the 49-year-old was seen as a pioneer of online music distribution. He won an Internet award last year for "reshaping the relationship between artist and fan."
"The irony is that someone who has won that award is now challenging the very ethos of the Internet," said a spokesman for Prince Fans United.
He added: "The intention of this is to drum up public support, not to damage him. The fan groups want peace, they don't want war."
The sites, now featuring an image of a hand print with "pfu" written on it, said the singer had demanded the removal of fans' photographs of Prince-inspired tattoos and vehicles displaying Prince-inspired license plates.
They urged Prince to reconsider his decision, but vowed to defend their position in court if need be.
"The law clearly provides for displaying of images of a celebrity's likeness for newsworthy events or matters which are considered to be public interest," they said.
Prince, behind hit albums "Purple Rain" and "Sign O' The Times," is known as a maverick in the music business.
He performed with the word "SLAVE" scrawled across his cheek in protest against his then record label and changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol.
Prince also gave his "Planet Earth" album away free with a British Sunday newspaper earlier this year, infuriating music retailers but winning plaudits from fans for innovation.

TeeJay · 07 Nov 07 :: 18:46

That's just really sad. I don't know what I would do if someone sued us. I'd probably cave in, saying, Okay, you don't want our support, you don't get our support. It would suck to be punished for something you invest previous time, money and emotion in.

-TeeJay

magicalturkey · 07 Nov 07 :: 18:47

Prince is a strange, strange man... that's all I have to say about that.

TheCentralScrutinizer · 07 Nov 07 :: 19:09

Thanks, Forrest.

magicalturkey · 07 Nov 07 :: 19:14

:lol:

I didn't even realize I'd said that!

TeeJay · 07 Nov 07 :: 19:16

Life's like a box of chocolates........

Sorry, spontaneous brain cell disassociation on my part. But it seems like the Prince fans got the "Crunchy Frog" variety (you will know what I'm talking about if you know Monty Python's Flying Circus).

Did I tell you that I have a squeezable brain? It's red and fits in my hand. And it has Schwarz Pharma printed on the underside. Hm. Okay, that explains a lot, doesn't it? What am I talking about? Rob gave me this little squeezing corporate promotion "toy" that looks like a brain and has our company's name printed on it. Now I can go to people and tell them, "Hey, do you want to pick my brain?"

-TeeJay

magicalturkey · 07 Nov 07 :: 19:19

I'd just sit there poking it for hours *dork*

TheCentralScrutinizer · 07 Nov 07 :: 20:23

Does it makes a gross noise and have "veins" that "blood" gushes through when you squeeze it?

TeeJay · 07 Nov 07 :: 20:33

Uh.... we're talking about things our company gives away for free. Can you say budget cuts? LOL Did that answer your question? (It's really a kinda boring "toy"...)

Laura: Voodoo much? (Ouch, ouch, ouch!)

-TeeJay

TheCentralScrutinizer · 07 Nov 07 :: 21:51

Carol, the second package came. I'm so excited! Can't wait to watch all this stuff. Dave will be thrilled about Picket Fences. And thanks for Am. Pres!

TeeJay · 07 Nov 07 :: 21:54

Oh, uh... Deb, just a reminder: Pasadena.

-TeeJay

TheCentralScrutinizer · 07 Nov 07 :: 22:35

Yeah, I'll get to it one of these days.

justme · 07 Nov 07 :: 22:37

As far as Pasadena goes, I think episode 4 is about as good as it gets for your purposes. That little w@%*er is hilarious! He's IN all of them, though. I think there is only one where there isn't at least a dinner scene. In episode 4, he is star of the subplot of "Ick". According to Television Without Pity, anyway. I personally think Uncle Nate's subplot is far ickier. :doh:

http://www.televisionwithoutpity.com/po … e=Pasadena

I wish I could see your brain, TeeJay! I once got an eyeball from a Medical Supply salesman. It was pretty cool. If you squeezed it, the "veins" bulged and got all red. One of my co-workers wanted to give it to her teenage son and I said sure but, by the end of the day, we'd ruptured it. Nasty!

Glad everything arrived. There was a little more room in the envelope and I thought you needed some Sorkin. I couldn't find my St 60. disk. "Willie's" PF episode is on disk 5. Enjoy!

TheCentralScrutinizer · 07 Nov 07 :: 23:36

Was that the one he was busted spying on the next door neighbor girl with binoculars? And she then tried to get him to sign the absitnence pledge? That's the only ep I remember him doring anything in except be bratty at the breakfast/dinner table. Will you please back me up and tell TeeJay that this show sucked? I don't think she believes me.

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