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Merry Christmas

Started by Brooks2
almost 13 years ago
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And Happy and Healthy 2013!
Response by drdrd
almost 13 years ago
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Thank you & same to you & StreetEasy & all of its denizens. Ho Ho Ho!

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Response by NYCNovice
almost 13 years ago
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Ditto.

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Response by MIBNYC
almost 13 years ago
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Have a good one guys : )

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Response by marco_m
almost 13 years ago
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nothing better than Christmas in Yorkville!!

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Response by Truth
almost 13 years ago
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Except Christmas in San Francisco.

Thanks for the wonderful Christmas present, huntersburg!
It was under the Christmas tree this morning:

"Elegant Piano". In white! Just what I wanted when I saw it in ChinaTown the other day.
I love the inscription on the top: "The wonderful music gives happy you".
I will take good care of it, as the "WARNING" directions on the box state:

1. Please dont place it in following place.
a)nearby strong vibration. b) in the dusty play.

2. Please do not touch it movement.

3. Please dont clean it case by using Paint thinner or other chemical materials.
Neuter soap or cleanser as cleaning liquid is recommendable.

4. Please change the battery once a year.
Exhausted battery may leak and damage your product.

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Response by apt23
almost 13 years ago
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Obviously some have imbibed too much egg nog. Happy Holidays to all

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Response by Riversider
almost 13 years ago
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And Festivus for the rest of us

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Response by Riversider
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Response by Truth
almost 13 years ago
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Obviously someone has never been to San Francisco's Chinatown gift shops.
Or read the packaging.
Or just wants to be MissKnowItAll.

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Response by Truth
almost 13 years ago
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The card attached to the Elegant Piano read: "Merry Christmas, from huntersburg".
I would have liked it just as much if it were for Festivus.

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Response by falcogold1
almost 13 years ago
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Marco....this Holiday wish is for you.
Kilgore: Smell that? You smell that?
Lance: What?
Kilgore: Nothing, son. Nothing else in the world smells like that.
[kneels]
Kilgore: I love the smell of nothing in the morning. You know, one time we had a MTS bombed, for 12 hours. When it was all over, I walked up. We didn't find one of 'em, not one stinkin' DSNY body. The smell, you know that clean fresh smell, the whole hill. Smelled like
[sniffing, pondering]
Kilgore: victory. Someday this war's gonna end...

Merry Christmas everyone....

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Response by aboutready
almost 13 years ago
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And a Happy New Year.

Falco, the war never ends. I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt, and blame autocorrect. For the youngsters who haven't seen the movie, I love the smell of "napalm" in the morning.

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Response by apt23
almost 13 years ago
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One of the great scenes in American cinema Falco.

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Response by walpurgis
almost 13 years ago
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A Very Merry Christmas & Happy & Healthy New Year to the entire Street Easy Gang!

Truth, don't worry - I knew IMMEDIATELY what you were talking about. I've seen a number of those "instructions", or, more accurately what's supposed to pass for them & they've never failed to crack me up. I wish I could think of specific examples, but can't at the moment.

Something definitely gets "lost in the translation" (namely, everything).

We should all be thankful none of these instructions accompany home health care products -i.e., an enema kit. Can you even begin to imagine...well, let's not...

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Response by walpurgis
almost 13 years ago
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P.S: I'll just have to run out & buy "Neuter Soap".

I can hear the voiceover already:

"Don't just wash your b***s - disolve them completely!"

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Response by huntersburg
almost 13 years ago
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>For the youngsters who haven't seen the movie, I love the smell of "napalm" in the morning.

I am looking forward to seeing this movie when I turn 17.

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Response by huntersburg
almost 13 years ago
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>Thanks for the wonderful Christmas present, huntersburg!
It was under the Christmas tree this morning:

My pleasure

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Response by Truth
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It's my fave holiday present, huntersburg.
I'm playing the "I Love Lucy" theme music on it, The Doors'"Back Door Man",and REM's "It's The End Of The World As We Know It."

Next Christmas, I'm asking Santa for a "Ring-A-Ding Telephonic" and a "Police-Man Safe Automoted".

walpurgis: Most people who have looked around a shop in any city's ChinaTown have seen those items.
I kept the box just for the care instructions.

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Response by mutombonyc
almost 13 years ago
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Merry Christmas!

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Response by Truth
almost 13 years ago
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Merry Christmas, mutombo.

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Response by Truth
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walpurgis:
I bought some toothpicks "safety&healthy" manufactured by "Tichijian (Care for the health of teeth)":

"It is molded in integration. The touching feeling is strong and comfortable. It cannot be broken while bend at random. Fine brush wool can remove any residual at dead corner of teeth gap."

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Response by mutombonyc
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Merry Christmas, Truth!

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Response by aboutready
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I really should be cleaning out the refrigerator before hopefully getting on a plane tomorrow, and I will, but this shit is some very compelling stuff.

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Response by apt23
almost 13 years ago
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AR: Ha!!!!. Safe Trip. Happy New Year -- to All SE'ers.

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Response by huntersburg
almost 13 years ago
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>Happy New Year -- to All SE'ers.

Thank you very much. You too.

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Response by Truth
almost 13 years ago
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Cleaning out my refrigerator before getting on a plane to go out of town never crossed my mind.
Who knew "this shit" would be such "compelling stuff" that it would prevent me from the difficult work at hand?

"Ha!!!!"

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Response by walpurgis
almost 13 years ago
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Truth: That's one helluva description for the humble toothpick!

You'll have to excuse me now, as I must immediately run out & buy a fine brush wool, so I can remove that nasty residual that always seems to accumulate at the dead corner of my teeth gap.

Sorry....it's just WAAAY too funny! Quadruple LOL!!!!

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Response by Truth
almost 13 years ago
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walpurgis: Check out Chinatown for those items, $1.19 for the toothpicks. Maybe a few cents more in NYC.
How can you go wrong, unless you need to clean out your refrigerator before hopefully getting on a plane tomorrow?

"This shit is some very compelling stuff", so if you miss your flight, All SE'ers will understand.
You'll only be out of town for a week. Lord knows what will go on in your refrigerator if you don't clean it out before you get on a plane!

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Response by walpurgis
almost 13 years ago
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Those toothpicks are just the thing for cleaning all those difficult to reach refigerator crevices.

So whaddaya waitin' for?!? Run - don't walk - to Chinatown NOW!!!

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Response by mutombonyc
almost 13 years ago
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AR has SE OCD. She prefers to be on SE than to pack for her trip to Bellevue, now that's compelling. Don't forget to pack your daughter's black cabbage patch.

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Response by aboutready
almost 13 years ago
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You don't throw away the fruit, etc. that can rot over a ten-day period? Nasty.

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Response by mutombonyc
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AR, I'm expecting you to infuse the fruit with alcohol. The green way of living. LMAO. SMH.

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Response by Truth
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Throw away the fruit that can rot over a ten-day period, SE'ers!
nasty, indeed.
Just don't buy so much fruit if you're going away.
Or can it. Good idea, mutombo.
How long does it take to clean out the fridge before going away?!

Just log onto this Merry Christmas thread and rot it while the fruit is waiting.

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Response by Truth
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The war in 'Nam ended. A long time ago.
Don't they teach history in the better schools?!
Go Jarhead some fruit.

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Response by walpurgis
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Response by mutombonyc
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Truth, from the looks of AR big body, I doubt if she eat fruits.

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Response by aboutready
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No, now they teach toothpicks. Clearly. Much more compelling.

Who needs history or basic cleanliness when such scintillating topics are at hand? And who, with a couple of kids, doesn't usually have extra perishables at hand. Likely easier if you live life solo.

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Response by mutombonyc
almost 13 years ago
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Will the perishables make it pass the TSA? LMAO.

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Response by hwilkin
almost 13 years ago
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Thanks and same to you and wish you a happy and a prosperous new year.

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Response by yikes
almost 13 years ago
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oh no...the poor bullied ones are back!

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Response by mutombonyc
almost 13 years ago
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We never left, yikes.

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Response by huntersburg
almost 13 years ago
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>oh no...the poor bullied ones are back!
>We never left, yikes.

Yesterday there was a brief period where Yikes became grey like the old Wbottom, and Truth was elevated to regular posting status and was actually able to bump threads.
In addition, I met a new friend named Andrew on the Rushmore thread who apparently forgot to use his alternate crazy identity, and had to scramble to have streeteasy delete his post.
And remember this: http://streeteasy.com/nyc/talk/discussion/9958-thread-removal-with-neither-explanation-nor-obvious-reason

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Response by Truth
almost 13 years ago
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ah the mysteries of streeteasy, huntersburg!

Where a chat about the fun things for sale in Chinatown gift shops cause a bored housewife to delay throwing out her fruit because she needs to post a comment about "this shit" and how "compelling" it is .
A life so scintillating with the extra perishables!

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Response by aboutready
almost 13 years ago
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Life is actually rather enchanting with the extra perishables. And the kids. Even as a single I had no interest in the dreck. But to each his or her own. Fun things for sale in Chinatown, at least beyond gag gifts, is an oxymoron to me. But again, whatever makes your day, or night.

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Response by Truth
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The bored housewife, here again on the Merry Christmas discussion.
Gag gifts for sale in Chinatown just for the fun of giving and reading the directions are not intellectually stimulating for her.
She wants this thread to be about her and her intelligence.

Her enchantment with her life isn't enough to distract her from what she described as "this shit".
It's what makes her day and night. Even while on vacation.

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Response by mutombonyc
almost 13 years ago
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Truth, WTF is AR talking about?

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Response by Truth
almost 13 years ago
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She wants to impress SE'ers by using her superior vocabulary skills:
"oxymoron".
"is an oxymoron to me" is even more impressive.

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Response by mutombonyc
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AR's degree from Yale and her superior vocabulary skills have disallowed her from maintaining a job. Truth, do you know that AR was a paralegal for Ralph and he fired her.

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