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Date Posted: 11:53:35 03/14/06 Tue
Author: lump
Subject: Re: www.heartless-bitches.com
In reply to: lump 's message, "www.heartless-bitches.com" on 10:46:03 03/14/06 Tue

1 quote I saw there that I LOVED:

Only dead fish swim with the tide.

Chrys - I think Jane magazine started out trying to be like that, but didn't sell too well. I would be more interesting in seeing a biography type magazine for men and woman both that just shared amazing (and even not so amazing) true life stories about non-celebreties. How so and so made it to the top of Mt. Everest and How she survied a deadly car accident and what has changed. She was heavy through school and beat it. He died for 15 minutes and came back. That kind of stuff. I find that inspiring - second only to nature itself.

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[> Re: www.heartless-bitches.com -- 23, 12:25:57 03/14/06 Tue [1]

"Whenever possible, please try to say whatever you have to say after the movie."

It's not been my experience that men are the ones with this problem.

And I totally agree about the women's magazines. They are the most vacuous, soulless piles of paper on the planet. They glorify the surface and trivialize anything of depth. They, in my opinion, hurt women more than almost any other thing on the planet. They set them up for a life of low expectations: they make it seem like a good man, a good body and money to shop with are the pinnacle of existence.

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