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Sep 02, 2006 14:19

My daughter turned 18.

Let me clarify, wiseasses, it was my oldest daughter, and no, I wasn't flirting with Lindsey Lohan at her party. I was talking to Lindsey. There's a difference. If I'm talking to a beautiful girl, and happen to have a smile on my face, I'm trying to get into her pants, apparently. I wish I had known this earlier in my ( Read more... )

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lanedianelane September 3 2006, 09:24:02 UTC
They grow up all too fast. I drank a martini tonight in your honor, and in hers.

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_willis_ September 3 2006, 10:17:59 UTC
Now, when are you going to drink one in my honor with me?

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lanedianelane September 4 2006, 13:02:33 UTC
That's up to you, Bruce Willis. My schedule is rather open.

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_willis_ September 4 2006, 21:38:40 UTC
Do you surf, Diane Lane?

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lanedianelane September 4 2006, 22:38:59 UTC
I'm not sure yet.

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_willis_ September 4 2006, 23:51:29 UTC
You can learn.

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lanedianelane September 4 2006, 23:54:48 UTC
I'd need an instructor.

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_willis_ September 4 2006, 23:57:55 UTC
First lesson. Get a wetsuit. Bikinis are fantastic, but not practical for surfing.

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lanedianelane September 5 2006, 00:14:56 UTC
Noted. One wetsuit. I'll be sure to have printed on the front, "I am not a seal" so that the sharks will not be confused as to whom is on the menu.

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_willis_ September 5 2006, 00:23:24 UTC
Lesson number two, if you see a fin, ditch the board. It's much less important than you are.

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lanedianelane September 5 2006, 00:27:25 UTC
Yes, ditching the board will leave my hands free to bitch-slap the carnivores circling under me. I'll also be able to point to the sign on my front indicating that I'm not a meal.

Next lesson?

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_willis_ September 5 2006, 00:32:33 UTC
Lesson three:

The lifeguards don't know shit. Depend on your buddy.

I'll bail you out if things get hairy.

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lanedianelane September 5 2006, 00:38:59 UTC
I thought life guards were just decoration anyway. Unless you're on Baywatch, of course.

Depend on buddy. Got it.

Now, how does one stand up on a board and ride the crest of a wave -- and manage to survive it all?

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_willis_ September 5 2006, 01:29:55 UTC
It takes balance. Are you nimble?

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lanedianelane September 5 2006, 02:14:23 UTC
As nimble as years of yoga will allow.

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_willis_ September 5 2006, 02:57:15 UTC
Well.

Flexible too, I'd gather.

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