kamylienne
member since 10/16/2003
I'm a girl
About me: Hey, how's it going? About me: (Updated 2/2011) I've been living somewhere in the middle of nowhere, Florida, for almost 6 years now, but I still am and always will be that outspoken chick from Baltimore. I used to be a fairly regular poster here, but now I'm only logged in on a blue moon; so, if you don't hear from me immediately, I'm sorry!
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466 days ago

(Orig. Comment 3/2003):Good place for chicken sandwiches, their chicken is actually in the shape of a chicken breast, not a processed square! I do wish they'd put more than just pickles in their main sandwich, but I love their waffle fries. If you're looking to get a hamburger, this obviously isn't for you. It's a pretty good, healthier alternative to the normal fast food, if that's what you're looking for. It's different, at least.

(Updated Comment, 8/2012): I won't change the rating of the restaurant itself, as not much has changed there. However, I was pretty disappointed to hear about their financial support of the anti-marriage equality groups. I'm even more disappointed to see how many people were at the mall today to "support" them specifically for that reason. It comes as no surprise that this particular company supports more "conservative" stances.

I'm glad to live in a country where people have the freedom to declare and show support for issues, whether I agree with them or not. I'm sure Chick-Fil-A will do just fine without my business, as I can't, in good conscience, knowingly give my money to someone who sends financial support to a group I so strongly disagree with.

. . . . it's another good reason to cut out some of my fast food intake, anyway.

(by the way: Chick-Fil-A serves Coca-Cola products, a company which is noted to be pro-marriage equality . . . . so, how does that one work out if you're going there to support your anti-marriage equality stance? Guess you've gotta go with the lemonade . . . .)

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468 days ago

Hate to be the pessimist here, but:

The more I see, the more I realize that the idealistic vision of getting a whole bunch of people together on the internet to come up with solutions to larger problems is a lost cause. Increasing site traffic probably would do more harm than good.

You would think the collective intelligence of the group would help; but, in reality, what happens is the conversation drops down to the "lowest common denominator". And, as we've seen here (and several other places), that "denominator" is pretty damn low.

It's like going out to dinner with friends: when you're with your close friends, you have a lot in common to talk about, and you have a chance to have an intellectual conversation. But, then they'll invite their friends, and those people might invite their friends. You'll get to the person who just doesn't care, or doesn't "get it", and then the conversation simplifies so that they can be included. This continues until you go to a full-blown party full of people you don't know, and you end up with inoffensive and shallow polite conversation at best.

468 days ago

Well. I think it tanked. Does that count?

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468 days ago

. . . wait . . . Chicago has values?

(j/k . . . sort of . . . )

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473 days ago

In the beginning Humans created ARPANET. Now the ARPANET was formless and empty, devoid of pornography and pictures of LOLcats, and They were hovering over their computers.

And They said, “Let there be ISPs” and there was ISPs. We saw that the ISPs were generally good, but slow and made irritating CHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHRRRRRRRRR noises with modems. We saw that the connection was good enough, and we separated the people in chatrooms by asking "A/S/L?" We forgot that the light outside was called "day" and the darkness called "night". And there was evening, and there was morning - and no one noticed, as we were all inside still."

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473 days ago

. . . . would anyone notice a difference?

473 days ago

I'm gonna go with this one: "apps" didn't exist when I was 20.

"Way back then", we wrote stuff down, or remembered stuff.

Addendum: . . . . I see a bunch of us will soon be telling "whippersnappers" to "get off our lawns" . . . .

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473 days ago

. . . . "brisk, warm genitals", MD? Have you been reading that "Fifty Shades of Grey" book or something? LOL

473 days ago

If the internet is to be believed, here's one quote:

"I had no idea giving pleasure could be such a turn-on, watching him writhe subtly with carnal longing. My inner goddess is doing the merengue with some salsa moves."

"Inner Goddess"? "Doing the merengue"? BWA-HA-HA-HA!

473 days ago

Psh. Don't blame the world for one's own shortcomings.

At least in this country, you have the freedom to educate yourself. If we choose to sit around and do nothing while our brains atrophy, then we have no one to blame but ourselves.

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