3 things to be proud of...

[danadotcom]

1) I don't even own a cellphone, which I am very proud of.
2) I don't have a myspace page.
3) 50 cents is what I buy my morning paper with.

[marie3]

I'm in the Randy and KYYX4ever club.
No to all three.

[randy]

Cool--its me and the girls!!!

[randy]

...and I only have a cell phone since my wife insisted because I work an hour from home--good in case of a breakdown--otherwise I would not own one.

and no--I will NEVER own a Blackberry. Fools that own them are actually owned BY THEM. Cant make a move without them. GET A LIFE!!!

[plagiarism]

[quote][i]Originally posted by randy[/i]
<br>Cool--its me and the girls!!!
[/quote]

Add me to the list. I don't have a Facebook account either.

Amen to the Blackberry.

[Moparmark]

No,No and no.Also no cell phone nor ipod,fuck em.Nice one Randy.

[KYYX4ever]

hey I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one that doesn't have a cell phone.[:)]

[marie3]

[quote][i]Originally posted by Moparmark[/i]
<br>No,No and no.Also no cell phone nor ipod,fuck em.Nice one Randy.
[/quote]

I thought I was the only one without an ipod. My kids complain that they are the only children in the world without cellphones or ipods.

[shovelbum]

Tell 'em that Shovelbum's kids are in the same boat as them! lol

"I'm subversive as hell!" ~Theodor Geisel

[phillyidol]

1- I sat on the toilet today. i couldn't for a week.
2- i slept for a whole 2 hours straight last night
3- i took a very painful shower.

(when do i start feeling better?)















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[Mechi]

1. I know how to text message. Of course, I'm 20 so that's how I communicate. But sometimes I wish I didn't know so as to avoid answering stupid messages from friends and family and stuff like "can you go to the supermarket and buy tampons??". Yuk!
2. Guilty: In the club, Candy Shop. My sisters like 50 cent...in my defense, they know the lyrics to DM's "Shake the disease" and to Devo's "Whip it" so I may have accomplished something.
3. Well... I have a Blog.

I'm also the anti-randy.

And I loveee my I-Pod... how did I live without it?? Haha!

http://spaces.msn.com/members/mechigc
http://thesesensations.blogspot.com
http://devotionanddivision.blogspot.com

[scramjet]

I go 0/3 also. I'm on Linkedin, though. Is that better or worse than myspace?

[trekds947]

My three of which I'm happy and proud of because they separate me fron the world and the USA:

1--with my music tastes, I have, for example, music from Oz (Australia) that US audiences never heard of--including all of Kylie Minogue's albums and singles--whereas typical American goons consider her a "one-hit wonder." I, on the other hand (along with those others in the US that were smart enough), have followed her career from day one!

2--I HATE the new US music that's trendy (or even the crapola iTunes tries to SHOVE in my face by way of its storefront)--i.e Eminem, 50 Cent, Fergie, Green Day, No Doubt, Xtina, Shitney, Kayne West (whatever he spells his name) or even Michael Jackson (YES, I HATE Michael Jackson and its music)--I don't even think Michael is of the human race--There, I said it!!!

3--I HATE Disney

I don't even text message either!

[danadotcom]

You've obviously underestimated Kylie's unfortunate popularity here in The States. She keeps our import shops and online vendors in business. And if you hate "trendy" music so much...why Kylie, bud? XOX, One Of The Goons.

[trekds947]

[quote][i]Originally posted by danadotcom[/i]
<br>You've obviously underestimated Kylie's unfortunate popularity here in The States. She keeps our import shops and online vendors in business. And if you hate "trendy" music so much...why Kylie, bud? XOX, One Of The Goons.
[/quote]

My pooint is that Kylie's been a fave of mine--even when US audiences ditched her in 1989 after "It's No Secret" disappeared from Billboard's Hot 100. Next, between '89 and '02, US audiences cared less and ditched her as a "One-Hit-Wonder". Then, all of a sudden CGYOOMH gains popularity and US audiences take notice. Where were US audiences in those years between '90 and '02?

Point being, those of us who "Believed in Kylie," never strayed from listening to her music/following her career.