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wilson wrote:Vibes to Sasha and family.

And Tilly, I so love that you have contracted the canine addiction.

I have recently taken to cutting my own hair. Nobody has yet told me I look like a tool. In fact, after each trim, I've gotten multiple compliments. I just did it again.

I recently purchased the following, after lusting for it for several months. It was originally offered at $145, which I simply will not pay for a scarf. I watched it and watched it, tracking steady markdowns. Finally, once I was able to buy it for $40, I decided that I had to have it. It's big, warm, and made of nice, soft, luxurious wool. It is flippin' awesome. It almost makes me wish for spring to wait a while longer to arrive.
However, my scarf will still be here next winter.

Gratuitous post. No reason.

wilson wrote:I recently purchased the following, after lusting for it for several months.

pirate scarf.jpg

It was originally offered at $145, which I simply will not pay for a scarf. I watched it and watched it, tracking steady markdowns. Finally, once I was able to buy it for $40, I decided that I had to have it. It's big, warm, and made of nice, soft, luxurious wool. It is flippin' awesome. It almost makes me wish for spring to wait a while longer to arrive.
However, my scarf will still be here next winter.

A theme scarf! I love it!

CathyCA wrote:

wilson wrote:I recently purchased the following, after lusting for it for several months.

pirate scarf.jpg

It was originally offered at $145, which I simply will not pay for a scarf. I watched it and watched it, tracking steady markdowns. Finally, once I was able to buy it for $40, I decided that I had to have it. It's big, warm, and made of nice, soft, luxurious wool. It is flippin' awesome. It almost makes me wish for spring to wait a while longer to arrive.
However, my scarf will still be here next winter.

A theme scarf! I love it!

I mean, it has a freakin' treasure map on it. How could I possibly resist it?
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wilson wrote:I recently purchased the following, after lusting for it for several months.

pirate scarf.jpg

It was originally offered at $145, which I simply will not pay for a scarf. I watched it and watched it, tracking steady markdowns. Finally, once I was able to buy it for $40, I decided that I had to have it. It's big, warm, and made of nice, soft, luxurious wool. It is flippin' awesome. It almost makes me wish for spring to wait a while longer to arrive.
However, my scarf will still be here next winter.

That scarf is YOU, wilson. Glad you got it! Maybe you'll have a few chilly days in which to use it before next winter.

wilson wrote:

wilson wrote:Vibes to Sasha and family.

And Tilly, I so love that you have contracted the canine addiction.

Kind of shocking isn't it? Winston came home last night, there is a lot of adjusting that we are all going through.

TillyGalore wrote:

wilson wrote:

wilson wrote:Vibes to Sasha and family.

And Tilly, I so love that you have contracted the canine addiction.

Kind of shocking isn't it? Winston came home last night, there is a lot of adjusting that we are all going through.

Winston is soooo cute! Merlin approves. Sasha would if she were home to do so.

lawgrad91 wrote:Winston is soooo cute! Merlin approves. Sasha would if she were home to do so.

Maybe Merlin, Sasha, Vesper, and Winston can get together for a play date.

lawgrad91 wrote:

wilson wrote:I recently purchased the following, after lusting for it for several months.

pirate scarf.jpg

It was originally offered at $145, which I simply will not pay for a scarf. I watched it and watched it, tracking steady markdowns. Finally, once I was able to buy it for $40, I decided that I had to have it. It's big, warm, and made of nice, soft, luxurious wool. It is flippin' awesome. It almost makes me wish for spring to wait a while longer to arrive.
However, my scarf will still be here next winter.

That scarf is YOU, wilson. Glad you got it! Maybe you'll have a few chilly days in which to use it before next winter.

I second that on both accounts!

Does the scarf have that "wheel-thing" that steers the ships? What's that called?



-EJ

Kenny Dennard's new license plate, as posted on Facebook!

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:Kenny Dennard's new license plate, as posted on Facebook!

Love it!!

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:Kenny Dennard's new license plate, as posted on Facebook!

Way to go, Dog!

Can't decide whether to watch movies and/or basketball or read a book tonight.

wilson wrote:Can't decide whether to watch movies and/or basketball or read a book tonight.

Do them ALL! You can also add post whoring to the list!!

-EarlJam

EarlJam wrote:

wilson wrote:Can't decide whether to watch movies and/or basketball or read a book tonight.

Do them ALL! You can also add post whoring to the list!!

-EarlJam

I just started The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo yesterday. Sure enough, it's really good. But I also have 'Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade' and 'Muppet Treasure Island' queued up on the DVR.
Decisions, decisions.

Finishing up Star Wars, Episode III. Say what you will about the new trilogy on the whole (*cough* it sucks ass *cough*), but the last 30 minutes of this film stand pretty well alongside the old ones in my opinion.

wilson wrote:Finishing up Star Wars, Episode III. Say what you will about the new trilogy on the whole (*cough* it sucks ass *cough*), but the last 30 minutes of this film stand pretty well alongside the old ones in my opinion.

I agree with that. At least with some of it. The last 3 (new 3) are just so overproduced, including the last 30 minutes, but it's still better than the most of the what the 3 have to offer.

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

wilson wrote:Finishing up Star Wars, Episode III. Say what you will about the new trilogy on the whole (*cough* it sucks ass *cough*), but the last 30 minutes of this film stand pretty well alongside the old ones in my opinion.

I agree with that. At least with some of it. The last 3 (new 3) are just so overproduced, including the last 30 minutes, but it's still better than the most of the what the 3 have to offer.

Thematically, though, that last half hour is actually integral to the whole series in my opinion.
Watching Luke and Leia's birth, followed by the Frankenstein-like "birth" of Darth Vader, and then the shots on the bridge of the Star Destroyer, overlooking the skeleton of the Death Star, with an overall aesthetic that parallels that of the originals extremely well, to me, validates the entire third film in the new trilogy.