On May 15, 10:05�pm, Kittyn
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>>>> On Thu, 15 May 2008 14:43:19 GMT, Bob Rudd
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>>>>> On Thu, 15 May 2008 05:16:43 GMT, Bob Rudd
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>>>>>>In article <2dvm24p3q6q2memo46kksehln109roe...@
4ax.com>,
>>>>>>wo...@
pipeline.com says...
>>>>>>> But I think he is more of an alternative rocker, who really don't fit
>>>>>>> into any particular category. �
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>>>>>>Alternative rocker and American Idol......that's too funny as �any real
>>>>>>alternative rocker wouldn't be caught dead on AI. �Just poseurs.
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>>>>> LOL....says the expect of current music.
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>>>>Kittyn, you're 17 again and David Cook is your bad boy fantasy. �Twenty
>>>>years later, he calls himself "Chip" and he's selling insurance. �
>>>>Nothing wrong with insurance people, I'll point out.
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>>> ROFL. �Trust me, I don't need to have bad boy fantasies. �When I was
>>> 17, I had already graduated high school, moved to the big city on my
>>> own, and had already had my share of bad boy experiences, which
>>> believe me, did not stop there. �
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>>> I might be a bit older than that now, but things, fortunately or
>>> unfortunately depending how you look at it, have really not changed
>>> that much. �You are only as old as you feel and act and trust me, I do
>>> not feel or act like the typical 40 year old woman. �I am probably one
>>> of the biggest enigmas that have ever existed. �
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>>> And for the record, guys that sell insurance can be bad boys also, but
>>> I wouldn't date a guy named Chip no matter how hot he was.
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>>Then you'll be happy with your fiance, David "Chipper" Cook about six
>>years in the future (do you see where this has come from/headed toward)
>>when you're attending a David Archuleta concert with Taylor Hicks as the
>>opening act in St. Louis. �Taylor will announce that Chipper is the
>>radio contest winner who gets to come on stage with his beloved and lead
>>the audience in an "Archie, Archie, Archie," chant before the Grammy
>>award winning D.A. comes on stage. �Seacrest has arranged backstage
>>passes for the two of you as a special present.
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>>(for once, just once, in your life...let someone else have the last
>>word. �Eight, ten, fifteen years in the future....you really don't want
>>to see the future), let it go, Capt Janeway, let it go! (grin) �
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> Actually, I don't mind you saying stuff like this about Cook. �At
> least it keeps you occupied and away from saying worse things. �So,
> have fun:)
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> And anyone that knows me learned long ago that it is futile to ever
> get the last word on me. �
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> In fact, the only time anyone ever gets the last word on me is if I
> get to a point where I can no longer tolerate them and choose to
> ignore them. �So, take it as a compliment that I am still trying to
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Or take it that they can no longer tolerate you and have chosen to
ignore you.
