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mackillian
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You see, my friend Finn turned 52 last month. He isn't thrilled about it.

Me, being the good friend, just got him a gift subscription to AARP magazine. Comes with a membership in AARP.

He doesn't know yet. Won't know till it arrives in his mailbox at the college.

[Big Grin]

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fiazko
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you are evil. then again, my mom's aarp mags mistakenly come to me, and i've been tempted to take a look (i'm 24). i have a weird magazine obssession, though. but you are still evil.
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eslaine
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Why don't you take him out to look for a cemetary plot. Could be a fun date!
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Jamie, your next step will be to get him a book on estate planning for Christmas. [Evil Laugh] [ROFL]
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Mormo
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Actually, Eslaine is on the right track. Fill out a form and get a cemetary plot salesman to come to his house. Hee hee! [ROFL]
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quote:
then again, my mom's aarp mags mistakenly come to me, and i've been tempted to take a look (i'm 24).
Ha! My wife somehow receives (addressed to her) Hispanic Magazine (she is not Hispanic), while I receive (addressed to me) Working Mother!

[Angst]

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mackillian
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That means something.

I'm just not sure what.

Our other current running joke is homie placement. I'm talking about the little plastic "homie" dolls you can get from those quarter vending machines outside of grocery stories. Finn and me and other alum leave them randomly for each other. For Finn, we've left one in his Jeep (he leaves it unlocked), left one outside his office, sent him one through the mail, set one up on the desk just before he lectured to a class. We've got other adventures planned, liked giving one to his son to say he found on his bike, giving ones out to his sports psychology class to turn in with their finals (eighteen homies!).

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Lalo
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That's a misleading title. For a second, I thought you became Republican.
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Theca
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Actually, I thought she became evil last year. Didn't anyone else get the memo?
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Xavier
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Yeah, I was going to mention that I just pretty much assumed mack was evil for a long time now.

But its not like its a bad thing.

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Is a homie doll anything like this guy?
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Elizabeth
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Mack,

You should get him a bottle of Geritol, and a pair of compression socks, black, so he can wear them with shorts and sandals when he moves to Florida.

I can, of course, send you a Viagra pen.(A sales rep gives them to my husband at the bar)I tell you, those pens last forever...

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Obviously, I've received no memo.

However, if you really want to join, make him fat.

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mackillian
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He runs marathons. Making him fat would be really, really tough.
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celia60
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while i do appreciate evil giving props to celia, i think i need to point out that while i am evil. i have not registered evil as a screen name.

hello, evil, my old friend.

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They may last long, Elizabeth, but how big are they?
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I was glad to see the posts from Xavier and Theca. I was afraid I was the only one who was thrown by the word "finally" and wondering why this was news. [Big Grin]
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Elizabeth
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Pooka,
ha ha

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Maethoriell
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Being a young one that I am, what is AARP?
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Something Something Retired Persons or something...

Tell him that by being a member of the AARP, he can get a 10% discount on AOL. If you can get him to join AOL, I will officially recognize you as being more evil than celia.

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fiazko
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maethoriell,

AARP (the organization formerly known as the American Association of Retired Persons) describes itself as "the nation's leading organization for people aged 50 and older.

find out more at www.aarp.org

[Big Grin]

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They also, I believe, are the most powerful lobby in Washington, which is why you hear so much about prescription drugs and Medicare from politicians...
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Wow. If they are the most powerful lobby in Washington, that could be pretty significant with the baby boomers swelling their ranks in the next few years.

I am planning to get wealthy by creating Decorative Compression Hosiery for the Aging Hippie. Tie dye, batik, peace signs, etc. No one's feet should swell, but why not contain the veins in some other color than "flesh" or black?

[ October 26, 2003, 06:36 AM: Message edited by: E ]

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I'm so relieved - I though Mac had decided to go to law school.
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