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Date Posted: 07:07:20 04/24/03 Thu
>Anything that lets us talk about carolyn's pants is a
>good thing, I'm thinking.
I'm not wearing any pants right now. And, Chia, I'm sorry to report that today I have the opposite of swell dress sense. I'm wearing a skirt that could be kinda decent if I didn't have my work shirt tucked into it, creating the ever attractive skirt wad. Certainly I know better than to wear this in public, but it was clean, less wrinkled than some of my other options, and doesn't require a belt, like all of my pants options (dress code requires a belt with all looped pants--i'm fixin' to hack the loops off some pants pretty soon because i really don't like belts).
And speaking of dress sense (were we?) my other new cable tve show (HA!) is What Not To Wear, on TLC. It's fucking great. People nominate their friends/family to be ambushed by New York fashion people and made over. But it's not just any makeover, like on A Makeover Story, it's hard core. They secretly tape you for, like, weeks, then ambush you in public, tell you you're dressed dreadfully, then offer you 5 grand to go with them. You must bring all of your clothes to them in New York, they dress you in them, tell you how and why they look horrible on you or anyone who would wear them, systematically throw them away, then *take you shopping*. You spend the $5000 on snazzy new duds, get a haircut and makeup by celebrity stylists, and are then turned loose.
It shouldn't be entertainment, but it is. I fucking love this show. I want to be on this show. I tried to convince Melissa to nominate me for it. She was worried that they would throw away my shoes.
>Oh, and I'm not a math geek. Lawrence Waterhouse is a
>math geek. I'm a computer geek. :)
A geek's a geek, darlin'. I'm turning into a science geek. Not a hard core science geek like some, lord no!, but a geek none the less. Only a geek would have bugs on her desk voluntarily.
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