Originally Posted By Autopia Deb If IRL is so great, how come so many drivers are leaving it for NASCAR? <----not a particular NASCAR fan, just askin.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I'm not really a fan of any kind of racing, but if I had to pick one, it would be F1 or IRL. They're moving faster, which makes it more exciting, and more variable. Unfortunately, it also makes it more dangerous, which probably explains why people are switching out of it. To my knowledge, there aren't a ton of people leaving, and there are probably some more people from Nascar who are trying to switch to IRL. Just keep things interesting.
Originally Posted By x Pirate_Princess x Hey, Lady Starlight... did you ever get to making cookies today?? I just made some, and ate some of the dough, too LOL
Originally Posted By Lady Starlight Yup yup yup..I ended up making chocolate chip cookies ysterday with my DS instead, as my DD was yappin away on the phone with her BF. Cracks me, if he's not over at our house haning out with us , they are constantly on the phone together.Today I'm going to putz around my house tidying it up. I might do some more baking though too. Depends on how I feel after I'm done cleaning.
Originally Posted By Lady Starlight Oh yeah , I didn't eat any of the chocolate chip dough ( YAY CHUBETT!) as I'm really trying to be good and lose 20 pounds AND, I'm saveing my next CHEAT day/s for March 1-2!
Originally Posted By smedley Hello... I want homemade cookies now, send me some?? No I didn't think so.. I guess if I ever find a time window I will have to make them myself...
Originally Posted By smedley Hey knight how's it going.. I'm just mooching my way through a nightshift at the moment...
Originally Posted By knightnfrees Ah, the nightshift! I remember those days. I have the day off today. Looking ar pix from the fun my damsel and I had on Saturday. We went to see comedian Emo Phillips. He was great! Then we went to see The Rocky Horror Picture Show..with rice, confetti and other things to throw. Quite the experience!
Originally Posted By smedley Oh sounds like fun! I've seen the Rocky Horror Picture show twice, once in English and once in German, the german time was a little confusing, songs were still in English but all the dialogue was in German... I've not heard of Emo Phillips what sort of stuff does he do??
Originally Posted By knightnfrees He was popular back in the 1980's. He had an appearance in Weird Al's movie, "UHF". He does observational humor with a twist. You can see what he's about and check out some audio clips here...<a href="http://www.emophilips.com/home" target="_blank">http://www.emophilips.com/home</a> When I saw him up close, I noticed he looks like a cross between Brent Spiner (Data) and Paul (Pee Wee Herman) Reubens.
Originally Posted By smedley Mind you I suppose it takes all sorts, we don't tend to go out to see that kind of show all that often (comedians that is).. We're so short of time to do anything that it seems to get away from us... We have got tickets to see Hamlet in Stratford over the summer, DH is very excited as David Tennant and Patrick Stewart are starring.
Originally Posted By knightnfrees <<We're so short of time to do anything that it seems to get away from us...>> Oh, same here. We rarely get to go out and have a night of fun like that. <<We have got tickets to see Hamlet in Stratford over the summer, DH is very excited as David Tennant and Patrick Stewart are starring.>> Oh, that sounds like a lot of fun! My lady LOVES Dr. Who! She prefers Chris Eccleston, to Tennant...but he's warming up to her. She turned me on to Dr. Who. I didn't have an interest in it before, but It is pretty good Sci-Fi. We don't have really great Sci-Fi in the states these days.
Originally Posted By smedley Dr Who is pretty good, do you get to see the spin off series Torchwood at all? It's a bit more adult in it's themes than the original, also very good.. Good Sci Fi seems to be in generally short supply these days in my opinion..
Originally Posted By knightnfrees Yes, We get Touchwood...er Torchwood. It seems that the show has been getting mighty *friendly* lately. Certainly not as risque as the programming you would see on local American network TV, though. It's pretty good, though. John Barrowman seems to hold the show together pretty well.
