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remy, I will sleep, but not before 5.5 miles on the treadmill, a shower, and putting Easter stuff together for the kids. Luckily the only thing I really need to do tomorrow is glaze the cake I made and go to my parents' house; I will eat, drink and vegetate in HSTNGS all day.

So this is my pre-treadmill bump.

also remy, I hope you find a good place to stay!

post-treadmill bump

NEW YORK, March 5 (UPI) -- Former U.S. child star Danny Bonaduce will be seen mentoring aspiring young actors and their stage parents in a new reality show, VH1 said Wednesday.

Bonaduce is best known for his work on the 1970s sit-com "The Patridge Family."

His new show, "I Know My Kid's a Star," is to premiere March 20 on VH1.

A sneak peek of the first episode will be available on VH1.com, starting March 13.

The show challenges Bonaduce to seek out "one great, aspiring, triple-threat, stage-hungry kid, identify them as a star and train their driven, stage mom or dad to be a supportive and fit parent who won't end up driving their kid into rehab," VH1 said in a statement.

During the course of eight, hour-long episodes, the series will feature 10 parent/child teams living in a house in Los Angeles, willing to do whatever it takes so the kid can be a star.

Bonaduce and casting director/manager Marki Costello will judge the teams based on skill level, poise, likability and stage presence.

In the end, one team will win $50,000 in cash and a year of representation by Costello.

why on earth would anyone let his/her child near Danny Bonaduce?

at least they're pimping their kid to rich johns

I feel dirty just having read that.

remy, do not continue to do business with WaMu. It is your duty to capitalism. (I have USAA, there's nothing I hate worse than shitty bank service - the only purpose of them holding your money for more than 24 hours is to steal interest from you and pocket it themselves)

(of course I don't mind using my debit/credit as a "credit" card all the time because the 48-96 hours they spend "processing" the payments for those transactions comes out of the vendors' pockets, not mine, and I get a cut)

i know this is not the case for everyone, but boa (and its prior incarnations) have been treatin' me right for about 10 years now.

definitely, tom. i am running out of banks to switch to, though...
fleet bank had great customer service, but they were eaten by the gigantic b.o.a. conglomerate, who lost $1,000 of my money two years ago –– which necessitated a $50 'tracing' fee before retrieval. i think i will try to switch to a local credit union in seattle?

my cousin has put most of his millions in gold and palladium bars, which he's using as hedging on the future collapse of the u.s. economy.

yes, it's true that putting all of your money into one or two commodities is always a brilliant idea.

if he thinks the us economy is going to collapse he should just buy puts on the DJIA

all his puts are on countrywide, all his calls are on debt collectors

he is v v financially prudent, in an aspie way, as long as you divorce the horrid amounts of suffering his investments signify

debt collectors aren't going to be make any money either. walk-aways and loan strikers could give a shit.

xpost haha that's what everybody always says about bears

OH SHIT A BEAR

he watches a lot of mad money, and since he is super-rich he has a secret number at which to to call jim cramer

unfortunately, that is entirely serious

so, this guy single?

wait does he call cramer to prank the dude and yell insults or to get advice? because jim cramer is a fucking numbskull

he hates cramer, but he has called him on his secret bat-phone-line to discuss certain issues w/r/t google stock

and tza, you are sadly a little too female, a little too non-addicty, and a lot too guilty-by-association-with-me for his tastes

if you looked like you might have a shot

if you looked like ^ this ^

oh wait this is the cousin you're staying with?!?! llllolllll

I'm finally going to sleep, now having mixed feelings about remy having crazier cousins than me.

Good night & happy Easter or whatever

hope you got all your bunny-egg distributing done?

hi dere what is special

can we get a round of applause for whoever made mini eggs possible

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2128/2310668249_f5f899a901.jpg

HI DEREI HAD DEESE EASTER I WENT TO NATCH BRDIGE
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=2563734&l=b4ea4&id=825925121
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=2563735&l=40724&id=825925121
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=2563737&l=a1b88&id=825925121

Ther were lots of bats too

hi guys

i didn't get any easter eggs, except the four pack of cadbury caramel creme eggs i bought for myself last night, and mostly demolished whilst drunk.

Okay roffle at the crazy cousin financial hilarities above.

-- Ned Raggett, Sunday, March 23, 2008 9:08 AM (2 hours ago) Bookmark Link
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OVERTIME

i got like 2 hours of sleep which should be plenty since I think I slept about 10 yesterday

Tom, can you get a nap later?!

xpost yes, all eggs/candy/Easter stuff SET

Happy Easter all!

I might get a nap later but since I have to pull another long day tomorrow (mandatory privacy training for everybody tomorrow morning, NB this was on our calendar well before the state department fiasco) I might just push on through tonight so I can make sure to be well and good tired by like 10-11pm

That is probably the best way to prevent insomnia (as far as that is preventable); it is just so unpleasant in the interim...

meow

Remy's been possessed.

Oh no!

Hopefully not by the spirit if a volatile cat.

leaving for HSTNGS bump

NEVER A GOOD DECISION

It's good for me. (Because then I am entertained by you all.)

ugh there's only so much Baldur's Gate you can play before you want to just start drinking heavily

Well get to it then.

Still in HSTNGS. I'm not sure where John *thinks* I should have gone today, but since I got a turkey dinner out of it, I'm not going to complain. Also, my 88 year old grandma is awesome.

Yay for grannies!

DID YOU DO A WEE IN HER FLANGE

-- GARU G (GARU...), October 17th, 2004 8:21 AM. (later)