Who is Martha Stewart??

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HoofBeads@aol.com wrote:

>
> I promise won't tell - if you don't tell anyone that
> I like Martha Stewart, and bought the soundtrack
> to Yentl. :O)
>

eeuuwww....

Actually, I've sorta got the hots for Martha. Did you see the new
K-Mart ad where she is wearing a bathing suit? ooooh baby.... almost
as good as the photo taken in the 70's of her building a rock wall.

My movie tastes are a little more obscure... Buckaroo Banzai Across the
8th Dimension

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> >> ...I don't mind if you
> >> all know this true confession ~
> >> I may be the only living person who liked that
> TV show
> >> "Cop Rock" and I'm sorry I only have one episode
> taped.
> >
> >Oh my God!!!! How can you show
> >your face in public? Now I don't feel so bad
> >about having everyone know that
> >I'm a registered Libertarian!!! As long
> >as no one knows that I consider Labyrinth
> >and The Muppet Movie to be amongst
> >the best movies ever made, I can
> >still hold my head high. Please don't share
> >this information with anyone on
> >the list... it is strictly confidential!!!!
>
> I promise won't tell - if you don't tell anyone that
> I like Martha Stewart, and bought the soundtrack
> to Yentl. :O)
>
Hmmm, I'm not feeling so embarrassed about placing a
letterbox memorializing the Rocky Horror Picture Show
anymore with all the rest of you admitting your odd
interests. I wonder what a Martha Stewart letterbox
would look like...?

Steven
Green Bay, WI
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Steven Stary wrote:
>

> I wonder what a Martha Stewart letterbox
> would look like...?

ummm... let's see... the box would be antique knotty pine veneer over a
stainless steel housing. Double O-ring lid seal and the top would be a
tile mosaique of the actual location of the letterbox. A moisture meter
and sophisticated humidity controls would monitor and maintain the
moisture content of the boxes interior (lined in hand pressed felt). An
organdy ribbon with a poofy bow would top the box. The letterbox info
inside would be individually calligraphied on hand made paper. The
stamp would be the likeness of Matha's beloved Chow (his name escapes
me...), and would be carved from virgin rubber by an artist who was
flown to Dartmoor specifically for the occasion (lunch was served to all
who attended the carving party). The box would be placed on a hilltop
overlooking the ocean, somewhere on the eastern seaboard... preferably
someplace with history older than dirt. The box would be located under
an actual cast replica of Plymouth Rock. The clues, in the form of
anagrams, are derived from exerpts from 18th century Danish poetry.


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In a message dated 4/20/99 10:40:07 AM Central Daylight Time,
tcgrafx@imagina.com writes:

> ummm... let's see... the box would be antique knotty pine veneer over a
> stainless steel housing. Double O-ring lid seal and the top would be a
> tile mosaique of the actual location of the letterbox.....

YES!!! LOL! And I want an invitation to the party!
Unabashedly Martha's fan (except maybe when she's WAY
over the top like when she made tiny brooms to brush herb
butter on the corn on the cob...)
Deborah

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In a message dated 4/20/99 11:38:15 AM Central Daylight Time,
tcooch@mail.sover.net writes:

> Who is Martha Stewart??

If you're not tongue-in-cheek here, you can try
http://www.marthastewart.com for a peek at what
Martha ~ the quintessential style maven ~
and her entourage are up to....
:-Deborah

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> In a message dated 4/20/99 11:38:15 AM Central Daylight Time,
> tcooch@mail.sover.net writes:
>
> > Who is Martha Stewart??
>
> If you're not tongue-in-cheek here, you can try
> http://www.marthastewart.com for a peek at what
> Martha ~ the quintessential style maven ~
> and her entourage are up to....
> :-Deborah
>

Not tongue in cheek at all, Deborah. I will check out the site and
see who is meriting all this discussion!

Tom


Tom Cooch
tcooch@sover.net

aka The Orient Express
Braintree, VT

"The game is afoot!"

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<199904201633.maa1566-@garnet.sover.net> wrote:
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> Who is Martha Stewart??
>

You don't know how lucky you are, Tom...

Bonnie

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>> Now I don't feel so bad
>>about having everyone know that
>>I'm a registered Libertarian!!! As long
>>as no one knows that I consider Labyrinth
>>and The Muppet Movie to be amongst
>>the best movies ever made,

You mean some people DON'T think that?

>>I can
>>still hold my head high. Please don't share
>>this information with anyone on
>>the list... it is strictly confidential!!!!

>I promise won't tell - if you don't tell anyone that
>I like Martha Stewart, and bought the soundtrack
>to Yentl. :O)
>Michelle
>
It seems appropriate to admit something here, but I can't even come up with
one something inanely fascinating enough...hmmm. I'm not a Libertarian?
I'm a recovering Mormon? I like Sugar Ray? I dunno.

Julie


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Kathy Trost wrote:
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> It does not matter where you go because there you are?
>
> Dave


right on.... you must be a Banzai Regular

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jjp wrote:
Mitch wrote:
> >>...no one knows that I consider Labyrinth
> >>and The Muppet Movie to be amongst
> >>the best movies ever made,
>
> You mean some people DON'T think that?

Well, they're good but its The Princess Bride and Great Expectations
for me.

> It seems appropriate to admit something here, but I can't even come
> up with one something inanely fascinating enough...hmmm. I'm not
> a Libertarian? I'm a recovering Mormon? I like Sugar Ray? I dunno.

I'm not a Libertarian either - small world!

OK, my turn.
I sleep with my socks on and I like weird food including (but not
limited to) hubbard squash, cooked cabbage, shoe fly pie, pickled
herring (well anything pickled except pigs feet), sour dough
pretzels and I like my food burnt (really, just about anything -
if I fry it I burn it, even my eggs.) But for some reason I
don't like my bacon crispy.

And yes, I like bean curd too - thanks for the recipe Bonnie.

Dan

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