cubic61052 said:

this sounds like an absolutely perfect weekend to me!

Anxiety said:

Same. Here. But with a massive blow out on the Saturday night.

onenitealone said:

Do tell!

Gentleman...

onenitealone said:

i've had too many of those lately...i gotta slow it down for a while so i can REALLY be a teetering mess for pride weekend this month, and the big princey fest in MPLS a coupla weeks afterward!

i take my drunken rampages very seriously. they're like performance art pieces, something i can share with the world.

Oh, and I love karate movies, too.

Reading cookbooks.
Yes. READING them.

Ironing.

Driving around looking at the houses for sale.

Lothan said:

my mom love karate movies. she used to stay up all night on weekends watching those things on cable.

Cheek said:

Oh, and...


That's better.

You think I'm going to broadcast that to the world when I won't even tell my own housemates??? Of course.



The secret is there IS no secret. I'm just totally fussy that way.

CarrieMpls said:

Sigh...guess it would never work between us.

Anxiety said:

Yes. I've read about your Purple Rain 'interpretative dance'.




Hmmmm, same here - I've overdone it a bit recently. But I'm sure that won't stop me going out tonight.

Food shopping!!!

One of my favourite activities!!




Yes. I love it that much.

I think hanging out at home is fun. I would much rather relax at home, drink a glass of wine, and watch a movie, than go anywhere else. I also love watching The Learning Channel. I can not get enough of Baby Story, Wedding Story, and Ten Years Younger.

onenitealone said:

I'm the same! i find it v therapuetic. People that complain about food shopping are usually having to buy for others - i.e. a family - but I usually only buy for myself. All that food...
Let's get really exciting and discuss out fave supermarket Alun...i'm a Sainsbury's man, though if i'm feeling decadent i'll go to Marks & Spencers...

LittleSmedley said:

My kinda conversation!

Seriously, whenever I say to my mates "I just have to pop in such-and-such" they look at me in complete horror. One of them always says "Is this your weekly shop or are you picking up one item??".

I don't know what happens to me when I go through the doors - I start buying random shit like nobody's business. I just love my food.


In answer to your question... I completely agree with you! I love Sainsburys - they're food is great quality. But there isn't one near my house; I only tend to go to the Metro one at lunchtime. (Plus, there's a cute cashier there ). I do my weekly shop at Tesco and occasionally go in Marks'. Only on special occasions, though.

I go food shopping virtually every day.

onenitealone said:

Oooh, I HATE grocery shopping--it stresses me out and makes me very nervous. I'm terrified I'll run into someone I know at the grocery or that people will judge me on the type of things I have in my basket. Wacky, I know, but it's really stress inducing to me. I try to go late at night when it's not very crowded.

I once saw someone from my job at the grocery and I bolted to the produce section to hide. Terrifying.

Anxiety said:

Those moments when you have a date or guests and you're trying to figure out what kind of food exists in the vicinity that they might consider "normal". . .

DevotedPuppy said:

Awwww...

I understand what you're saying - I like to go in, and out, as quickly as I can. I don't intend to stay there; it just happens, sometimes. I become entranced.

But I'm not fond of crowded places, either.

Bingo. I love it

onenitealone said:

!!!!!

I mean

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

I like monopoly and playing Mario Party with my 10 year old cousin.

Documentaries are a biggie for me. I've hardly ever seen one that I didn't love. I read the Netflix reviews of them, and the more boring and slow people say they are, the more likely I am to think they're wonderful.

All kinds of science dorkery. I'm endlessly fascinated by biology (especially evolution, nutrition, and internal medicine), chemistry, any and all earth sciences (geology, ecology, atmospheric/climate science). . .my idea of a great beach read is Discover magazine.

Philosophy. Kant!

Art history, though I don't know a lot. Design. Architecture. Museums and publications related to art, design, or architecture.

I'm really just a complete and hopeless nerd.

Oh, and the org. And the wonders of Prince's catalog.

History!!! That is something I can learn about all day long and never get tired. Others can't hang for 3 minutes

HereToRockYourWorld said:

OMG, I love documentaries. I can't get enough of them, I'll watch a documentary over a movie any day.

Sex

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

See, I WISH I liked history. That's where my geekery stops. I think I've never had a good teacher.

statuesqque said:

Used to be when my girlfriend and I would go to watch a movie, she would specify "no weird documentaries and no Prince movies".

I've gotten her into the documentaries, though.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

I set myself up there, didn't I??


I'm saying NOTHING.

onenitealone said:

Just give me your hand and shut the fuck up!