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queen bess wrote:

A2BOREANAZ wrote:so bess.....did you make up your mind what kind of poptarts you wanted?????

i'm trying so hard.... but there is so much choice... i am gathering opinions as we speak.....

hee hee....that is sooooooo funny..........i was standing in front of the poptarts today......and was laughing hysterically........thinking about you trying to make up your mind......

and since you are a cinnamon fan.......i do suggest brown sugar/cinnamon.....obviously..........and do you have anything cinnamon there?????? cause i could throw in some cinnamon candies........we have a few.......

Hi a2b!!

marymageli wrote:

willgirl wrote:Bess, I just realized you are from Brighton. Which to me is synonomous with P&P. (Don't the girls visit Brighton and meet Wickham?)

That is so cool!

I've been to Brighton many times but I've never met Wickham. lol I usually go to PRIMARK, though. lol The best clothes shop on earth.

PRIMARK is amazing.... all my clothes come from there now....

queen bess wrote:

himbeer29 wrote:

marymageli wrote:

himbeer29 wrote:

willgirl wrote:Okay, important question. Is the guy from North and South hotter than Mr. Darcy, less hot, or equally hot?

oooooo that's tough. they're different, kind of. both dark and brooding, but in different ways? I guess right now I'm leaning towards Mr. Thornton, but that may be because I'm on a North and South kick... Mr. Darcy is still incredibly hot... especially when he is walking in the field towards Elizabeth... oooooooooo. Man. I don't know.

I hope you're talking about Colin Firth and not the guy in the American version. Mr Darcy will always stay in my heart. He is the HOTTEST. Sorry DB. lol He is ignorant, selfish, devilishly handsome (the series aired over 13 years ago), brooding..in one word... a MAN!!! That's my take.

of course, that's a given. (that we are speaking of the BBC version. the Kiera Knightly one doesn't count ;-))

i am in my spiritual home here.....

Yes. you're!!

Yes, it is all about Colin Firth! While I don't mind the Keira Knightly one (and actually thought that Darcy was kind of cute), nothing beats the Colin Firth one. Especially when he comes out of the pond all wet......

jonezn4Bones wrote:Oh you dreamer . . I guess that explains your "rational" obsession with Mr Thornton? Hmmm?

very rational. Here is why:
1. I should be attracted to someone who will be a good mate. Mr. Thornton is attractive, tall (to make up for my shortness in my kids ;-)... who I'm kind of screwing over by marrying a short-ish guy, but oh well!) and generally good in that way.
2. I should want someone who will be a good provider. Mr. Thornton is a well-off, hardworking businessman.
3. I should want someone who will care about me and his family. As he has provided for his family after his father died, and sacrificed his own education to do so, this is someone who will definitely put family before other desires.
4. Loyalty. Mr. Thornton is very loyal. He could totally have married that other chick, but he didn't because he was still in love with Margaret.

Shall I go on?

A2BOREANAZ wrote:

queen bess wrote:

A2BOREANAZ wrote:so bess.....did you make up your mind what kind of poptarts you wanted?????

i'm trying so hard.... but there is so much choice... i am gathering opinions as we speak.....

hee hee....that is sooooooo funny..........i was standing in front of the poptarts today......and was laughing hysterically........thinking about you trying to make up your mind......

and since you are a cinnamon fan.......i do suggest brown sugar/cinnamon.....obviously..........and do you have anything cinnamon there?????? cause i could throw in some cinnamon candies........we have a few.......

*sighs and whimpers in cinnamon joy....* if you could send me a few... there would be extra nice british things coming to you in the post....

flyersfan35 wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:Now Fly, When you say that you deleted Norton, did you arbitrarily delete stuff or use the uninstall program?

I went to my computer, to symantec, and used the 'add or remove programs'. And this is just on my laptop...the desktop had norton antivirus, and that's on there, but it says it's tampered, but I didn't do anything with that.

Good. And . . you are correct that Norton does not always properly restore the email programs like Outlook to proper working order when it uninstalls. (Sorry)

Here - if you know what version of Norton you had . . select the proper removal tool from this link. (Yes. A hassle to be sure)
[Only admins are allowed to see this link]

queen bess wrote:

marymageli wrote:

willgirl wrote:Bess, I just realized you are from Brighton. Which to me is synonomous with P&P. (Don't the girls visit Brighton and meet Wickham?)

That is so cool!

I've been to Brighton many times but I've never met Wickham. lol I usually go to PRIMARK, though. lol The best clothes shop on earth.

PRIMARK is amazing.... all my clothes come from there now....

I miss England. And PRIMARK, too. I just LOVE shopping, especially when they're cheap, in fashion (my fashion, that is) and of good quality. It's like Wash-and-go. 3-in-1. Or 2-in-1? lol Whatever.

jonezy, did you get my last post?

queen bess wrote:

A2BOREANAZ wrote:

queen bess wrote:

A2BOREANAZ wrote:so bess.....did you make up your mind what kind of poptarts you wanted?????

i'm trying so hard.... but there is so much choice... i am gathering opinions as we speak.....

hee hee....that is sooooooo funny..........i was standing in front of the poptarts today......and was laughing hysterically........thinking about you trying to make up your mind......

and since you are a cinnamon fan.......i do suggest brown sugar/cinnamon.....obviously..........and do you have anything cinnamon there?????? cause i could throw in some cinnamon candies........we have a few.......

*sighs and whimpers in cinnamon joy....* if you could send me a few... there would be extra nice british things coming to you in the post....

and it was slightly mean to laugh at my indecisive distress....

willgirl wrote:Yes, it is all about Colin Firth! While I don't mind the Keira Knightly one (and actually thought that Darcy was kind of cute), nothing beats the Colin Firth one. Especially when he comes out of the pond all wet......

sigh... wet shirted mr darcy.... sigh.....

queen bess wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

himbeer29 wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

himbeer29 wrote:

queen bess wrote:

himbeer29 wrote:

queen bess wrote:

himbeer29 wrote:

queen bess wrote:

willgirl wrote:Cookies are my downfall.

but they are such a pleasant one....

mmmm cookies... I have a box of brownie mix taunting me from my kitchen counter... I will be strong!!

why be strong... brownies are good... make them... enjoy the chocolatey, calorific goodness....

yeah I'm trying to be more healthy... since I have to expose my stomach to all my friends and relatives at my wedding... so I'm waiting to make them til my fiance is here and eats them all for me ;-). (or, some of them for me. ;-). Although it's usually a battle over brownies...)

of course... sari (sp?) equals tummy out....

and boys are useful for helping you eat up those nice tasty things that are bad for you... but it is quite irritating that no matter how much they eat they don;t get any fatter....

yeah I have no idea how it's spelled. I don't think anyone does ;-). I've seen it that way and saree. And I agree. it's also quite irritating that all they need to do to get in shape is go for like a 5 minute jog, and suddenly they're fit and have muscles.

I've explained this all to you, before, God likes men better. Look at animals - the males are magnificently built and decorated and females are usually dull and brown . . .I'm just sayin.' . . .

That's because men need to show off through brightly colored feathers to get attention. Women watch, analyze, and take their pick. No need for silly feathers ;-).

Oh you dreamer . . I guess that explains your "rational" obsession with Mr Thornton? Hmmm?

and of course explains away all the butts in your sig.....????

hahaha... take that, jonez!

and re poptarts... sorry for making it more difficult for you! But really, you need all the information in order to make the best decision!

marymageli wrote:Hi a2b!!

hey mary.......how goes it?????? i am laughing at bess...trying to pick out her fave poptarts.........i dont know why....but its funny to me...........

Hi!

I see P&P, pop tarts and Primark all being talked up. All the best P's!!

jonezn4Bones wrote:

flyersfan35 wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:Now Fly, When you say that you deleted Norton, did you arbitrarily delete stuff or use the uninstall program?

I went to my computer, to symantec, and used the 'add or remove programs'. And this is just on my laptop...the desktop had norton antivirus, and that's on there, but it says it's tampered, but I didn't do anything with that.

Good. And . . you are correct that Norton does not always properly restore the email programs like Outlook to proper working order when it uninstalls. (Sorry)

Here - if you know what version of Norton you had . . select the proper removal tool from this link. (Yes. A hassle to be sure)
[Only admins are allowed to see this link]

What if I don't know what version I had?

himbeer29 wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:Oh you dreamer . . I guess that explains your "rational" obsession with Mr Thornton? Hmmm?

very rational. Here is why:
1. I should be attracted to someone who will be a good mate. Mr. Thornton is attractive, tall (to make up for my shortness in my kids ;-)... who I'm kind of screwing over by marrying a short-ish guy, but oh well!) and generally good in that way.
2. I should want someone who will be a good provider. Mr. Thornton is a well-off, hardworking businessman.
3. I should want someone who will care about me and his family. As he has provided for his family after his father died, and sacrificed his own education to do so, this is someone who will definitely put family before other desires.
4. Loyalty. Mr. Thornton is very loyal. He could totally have married that other chick, but he didn't because he was still in love with Margaret.

Shall I go on?

SO well put razz.... you should be a lawyer.....

sadhbh wrote:Hi!

I see P&P, pop tarts and Primark all being talked up. All the best P's!!

hi das!!! and yes!! the best P's around!!!

queen bess wrote:

himbeer29 wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:Oh you dreamer . . I guess that explains your "rational" obsession with Mr Thornton? Hmmm?

very rational. Here is why:
1. I should be attracted to someone who will be a good mate. Mr. Thornton is attractive, tall (to make up for my shortness in my kids ;-)... who I'm kind of screwing over by marrying a short-ish guy, but oh well!) and generally good in that way.
2. I should want someone who will be a good provider. Mr. Thornton is a well-off, hardworking businessman.
3. I should want someone who will care about me and his family. As he has provided for his family after his father died, and sacrificed his own education to do so, this is someone who will definitely put family before other desires.
4. Loyalty. Mr. Thornton is very loyal. He could totally have married that other chick, but he didn't because he was still in love with Margaret.

Shall I go on?

SO well put razz.... you should be a lawyer.....

hmmm... that's a good idea! I should look into that... ;-)

himbeer29 wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:Oh you dreamer . . I guess that explains your "rational" obsession with Mr Thornton? Hmmm?

very rational. Here is why:
1. I should be attracted to someone who will be a good mate. Mr. Thornton is attractive, tall (to make up for my shortness in my kids ;-)... who I'm kind of screwing over by marrying a short-ish guy, but oh well!) and generally good in that way.
2. I should want someone who will be a good provider. Mr. Thornton is a well-off, hardworking businessman.
3. I should want someone who will care about me and his family. As he has provided for his family after his father died, and sacrificed his own education to do so, this is someone who will definitely put family before other desires.
4. Loyalty. Mr. Thornton is very loyal. He could totally have married that other chick, but he didn't because he was still in love with Margaret.

Shall I go on?

Razz! Your characterisation IS perfect!! I wanna cry. *picks up a hanky* You just pictured the perfect
masterpiece of the omnipotent. Sorry BoBo. Your position has been
taken. lol

hello das!

queen bess wrote:

A2BOREANAZ wrote:

queen bess wrote:

A2BOREANAZ wrote:so bess.....did you make up your mind what kind of poptarts you wanted?????

i'm trying so hard.... but there is so much choice... i am gathering opinions as we speak.....

hee hee....that is sooooooo funny..........i was standing in front of the poptarts today......and was laughing hysterically........thinking about you trying to make up your mind......

and since you are a cinnamon fan.......i do suggest brown sugar/cinnamon.....obviously..........and do you have anything cinnamon there?????? cause i could throw in some cinnamon candies........we have a few.......

*sighs and whimpers in cinnamon joy....* if you could send me a few... there would be extra nice british things coming to you in the post....

it would be no problem.......they are mostly hard type candies......there are some chewy kinds too.....and right now we have cinnamon hearts.....for valentines day......and do you want some cinnamon gum???? we have lots of that too

sadhbh wrote:Hi!

I see P&P, pop tarts and Primark all being talked up. All the best P's!!

hey dublin.......how are you

queen bess wrote:

sadhbh wrote:Hi!

I see P&P, pop tarts and Primark all being talked up. All the best P's!!

hi das!!! and yes!! the best P's around!!!

Well, I adore P&P, not really a fan of poptarts but PRIMARK is the best!! Can I fit into the group? lol

Hi sad!