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IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Ugh, I hate the Black Eyed Peas, so so much.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3hBxlfupb0

plugga wrote:

Damn i missed madonna, what did she sing?

vogue, like a prayer, music (not sure if that's what it's called, haha) and a new song about luv madonna, or something.

JimmyB wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Ugh, I hate the Black Eyed Peas, so so much.

I think anyone who has ears for music hates the black eyed peas. Only good thing about it was them bringing slash out.

They should have had a Guns N Roses reunion at the Super Bowl instead. An 80s flashback could have been really cool!

steph wrote:

plugga wrote:

Damn i missed madonna, what did she sing?

vogue, like a prayer, music (not sure if that's what it's called, haha) and a new song about luv madonna, or something.

Damn i love like a prayer.

plugga wrote:

steph wrote:

plugga wrote:

Damn i missed madonna, what did she sing?

vogue, like a prayer, music (not sure if that's what it's called, haha) and a new song about luv madonna, or something.

Damn i love like a prayer.

here's a better description of her show:
http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20567539,00.html

Oh god lmfao were there too

plugga wrote:

Oh god lmfao were there too

yes. ugh, they are so terrible. hard to believe they are the son and grandson of Berry Gordy!

anyways, THIS IS REALLY FREAKY. this woman has a 20 inch waist

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/05/ioana-spangenberg_n_1255791.html

you have to see it.

oh my...that does not look healthy at all.

Oh my gosh, Steph, that was so freaky! She looks like something out of a horror movie. *shudders*

Jesus, WHY IS SHE SO SKINNY, WHAT IS WRONG WITH HER WAIST. UGH

I WILL GO TO BED. SCARED FOR LIFE.

I'm sorry you guys had to see that, but I had to share it! I feel like I wanna go pig out now.

I like finding weird things like that. I also like watching medical mystery shows on TV. Anything disturbing and freaky like that. I'm so strange!

So, Who wants cake?

I'll have a piece of cake!

I think I might make cake this week, probably chocolate.

Nice! What kind of frosting? Buttercream works great with chocolate cake. My four-year-old niece loves chocolate cake and expects to have a piece every time she comes to my house, so it always makes me think of her. I get to see both of my nieces and my nephew next weekend, so I'm super happy about that!

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Nice! What kind of frosting? Buttercream works great with chocolate cake. My four-year-old niece loves chocolate cake and expects to have a piece every time she comes to my house, so it always makes me think of her. I get to see both of my nieces and my nephew next weekend, so I'm super happy about that!

Really had not thought about the icing yet...Maybe buttercream.

So Jimmy, I finished reading 11/22/63 today. Oh my gosh! I was thrown for a loop so many times at the end! When I got to the last forty or fifty pages, I thought I wasn't going to like the ending, but the very, very end was great. It's one of my favorite books ever. Stephen King is a genius.

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

So Jimmy, I finished reading 11/22/63 today. Oh my gosh! I was thrown for a loop so many times at the end! When I got to the last forty or fifty pages, I thought I wasn't going to like the ending, but the very, very end was great. It's one of my favorite books ever. Stephen King is a genius.

That book scared the hell out of me in the end. The first Stephen King book to do that in a while,

JimmyB wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

So Jimmy, I finished reading 11/22/63 today. Oh my gosh! I was thrown for a loop so many times at the end! When I got to the last forty or fifty pages, I thought I wasn't going to like the ending, but the very, very end was great. It's one of my favorite books ever. Stephen King is a genius.

That book scared the hell out of me in the end. The first Stephen King book to do that in a while,

Me too! This kind of story is way scarier to me than a thriller like Pet Sematary or The Shining. To think that every single little thing you do can change the world, for better or for worse, is a powerful, terrifying thing to comprehend. Did that book make you rethink anything you've done in the past? I always thought I would like to travel back in time, but now I'm not so sure...

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

So Jimmy, I finished reading 11/22/63 today. Oh my gosh! I was thrown for a loop so many times at the end! When I got to the last forty or fifty pages, I thought I wasn't going to like the ending, but the very, very end was great. It's one of my favorite books ever. Stephen King is a genius.

That book scared the hell out of me in the end. The first Stephen King book to do that in a while,

Me too! This kind of story is way scarier to me than a thriller like Pet Sematary or The Shining. To think that every single little thing you do can change the world, for better or for worse, is a powerful, terrifying thing to comprehend. Did that book make you rethink anything you've done in the past? I always thought I would like to travel back in time, but now I'm not so sure...

I mean, I always wanted to go back in time and Save Dale Earnhardt Sr from dying....But then again, had he survived, how many more dead drivers would it have taken to get to the current safety features? I still would like to go back in time and OBSERVE things such as Springsteen Concerts, steam locomotives,etc but never change though.

But then again...Could even your presence change history? Just from being there?

JimmyB wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

So Jimmy, I finished reading 11/22/63 today. Oh my gosh! I was thrown for a loop so many times at the end! When I got to the last forty or fifty pages, I thought I wasn't going to like the ending, but the very, very end was great. It's one of my favorite books ever. Stephen King is a genius.

That book scared the hell out of me in the end. The first Stephen King book to do that in a while,

Me too! This kind of story is way scarier to me than a thriller like Pet Sematary or The Shining. To think that every single little thing you do can change the world, for better or for worse, is a powerful, terrifying thing to comprehend. Did that book make you rethink anything you've done in the past? I always thought I would like to travel back in time, but now I'm not so sure...

I mean, I always wanted to go back in time and Save Dale Earnhardt Sr from dying....But then again, had he survived, how many more dead drivers would it have taken to get to the current safety features? I still would like to go back in time and OBSERVE things such as Springsteen Concerts, steam locomotives,etc but never change though.

See, until I read this book, I wouldn't have thought along those lines.

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But then again, had he survived, how many more dead drivers would it have taken to get to the current safety features?

But now, all day long, I have been thinking things like, if Martin Luther King Jr. hadn't been assassinated (something I wish with all my heart had never happened), could something even worse have happened instead? If we had had different presidents in the 60s/70s, would Vietnam have been even more devastating? These things, the what-ifs that Stephen King has implanted into my brain, will keep me up tonight. I know it.

If I had the opportunity, I think I would want to do what you mentioned. Go back in time and observe, but not interfere. I would love to have gone to Woodstock, Monterey Pop, San Francisco during the Summer of Love, civil rights rallies, that kind of stuff. But could I stay in the background and just observe? Doubtful. I guess it's a good thing none of this will ever happen!

JimmyB wrote:

But then again...Could even your presence change history? Just from being there?

If the person is loud and opinionated like me, definitely! But even without speaking or interfering at all, just by being there, would that mean that someone else would not be there that was supposed to be?

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

But then again...Could even your presence change history? Just from being there?

If the person is loud and opinionated like me, definitely! But even without speaking or interfering at all, just by being there, would that mean that someone else would not be there that was supposed to be?

Like I said, First King book to unnerve me in awhile