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Foxxphyre

Joined: 3/1/2006

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Falling for someone else's g/f Posted: 7/18/2006 9:30:39 PM
A good friend of mine (girl) and I are in that situation, only we're mutually attracted, get along well and shes even said if it wasn't for the other guy (who she sees once ever couple weeks) it'd be hunky dory. A little ridiculous, I think. Story of my life though, it sucks, but sometimes all you can do is put all your cards on the table and hope for the best. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Beer, Beer, Beer... Posted: 7/12/2006 1:10:11 AM
In vancouver, (north Van) Taylors Crossing on marine drive. Their Hefeweizen is grrreat for summer. Victoria, Spinnakers brew-pub. Most amazing dark beer I've ever tasted. It is true though, most Canadians prefer their beer on the light side. Same in the USA. #1 ale? Moose Drool Brown Ale from Missoula Montana... mmmmm Foxx

Foxxphyre

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POF Vote-a-Date Pond Posted: 7/7/2006 5:34:57 PM
I'm interested, but can we set an age range? Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Living up to your nic Posted: 7/7/2006 5:33:58 PM
Absolutely. I'm clever, quick, and svelte, Foxx all the way. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Do men like to be approached by a woman Posted: 6/27/2006 3:10:42 PM
Big fan of being approached, far easier to get what YOU want, and I know I find it flattering. Easier for us to, we don't have to second guess if a girl is attracted or not Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Bertuzzi traded! Posted: 6/24/2006 8:29:49 AM
Wow, this forum really shows what playin in florida can do to a player. Everyone has missed the fact that Luongo is considered to be one of the best (sic: NOT PROSPECTS) goaltenders in the league. Sure, we had to give up Auld, who had a stellar year but Luongo will carry the load now, with Noronen, another solid prospect to back him up. The Allen/Krajicek move was to adjust the team to the new NHL where speed and mobility kills- something Allen doesn't have much of. Furthermore, Krajicek is years younger with a ton of potential. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Stanley Cup in Campbell River Posted: 6/23/2006 9:37:38 PM
It was in North Van after the flamers lost in 2004:D I have a great pic in my Canucks stuff with it... thaaats right Calgary . Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Bertuzzi traded! Posted: 6/23/2006 9:35:56 PM
Jojo, allen is a defenceman. The shakeup, with the new coach is great for Van. Even though Luongo's record wasn't great, hes faced the most shots of any goaltender in two seasons, setting a record in 03/04, not to mention playing behind a team that has offensive trouble and a young defence. Auld, while showing alot of potential is a small price to pay for a high calibre franchise goalie. It also allows us to move cloutier and his 2.5 mil (which will pay for the Luongo signing), Berts 5.25/season is gone so now we can re-sign carter and another quality defenceman, Luc Bourdon is going to be with the big club, as will brandon reid and Jason King. Leaves room for Morrison possibly to be moved, for another quality center, or winger. Not to mention the fact that we now have alot of room to sign Jovo with the cap moving up to 44 million. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Kid's Runners ...ya know, with the wheels? Posted: 6/23/2006 4:58:19 PM
Yay! The shoes that let kids zip around unsupervised... the number of times I've almost been taken out while at work.... Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Hunting Posted: 6/21/2006 11:39:01 PM
Hunting, for use, is a great pasttime and great for saving on food costs . My buddy down in Montana goes out and bags a buck in the fall, and it keeps him in steak for the whole winter. As for trophy hunting, thats just sad and sick. Too bad Playdium is gone and I can't shoot digital deer there That was a good time. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Anyone watch any good films lately? Posted: 6/21/2006 11:29:40 PM
I saw Cars the other day... no matter what you think about Disney, Pixar just can't put out a bad movie... Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Stanley Cup Final Is Between.......... Posted: 6/8/2006 8:15:04 PM
Sorry guys, but I'm sure by now you know that Rollie is out for the series with a partially torn MCL, so its going to be Markannen again in game 3. If the Oilers play again like they did in game 2, they can kiss the cup goodbye. Foxx

Foxxphyre

Joined: 3/1/2006

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What are you having for Breakfast.. Posted: 6/5/2006 11:45:40 AM
Whitespot's breakfasts... mmmmmm. Good thing I get them cheap Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Cure for a hangover? Posted: 5/15/2006 10:24:07 AM
Long, long list. but nothing works 100%. My personal favorite is to have a really spicy caesar- hair of the dog sort of thing, but clamato does wonders. Also, salty, greasy food seems to help as well. Drink lots of water during, after and the next morning. Advil, tylenol or gravol can help, but its inadvisable to take them while drinking, but if you've stopped for a few hours BEFORE bed, they can be OK. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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DaVinci Code film Posted: 5/9/2006 1:09:01 PM
Well, since it IS a work of fiction, people can think what they want about it. When people start believing it is a historical film is where I have a problem. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Driving and the gas prices Posted: 5/8/2006 10:46:42 AM
I filled up for 110.3 on 41st and Oak the other night (Saturday). Go me! Foxx P.S. Chevron at 2 am

Foxxphyre

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Movies you found it painful to sit through Posted: 5/8/2006 10:43:57 AM
2001 A Space Odessey was pretty painful. American Vampire is my #2. Good thing I avoid most of the bad ones

Foxxphyre

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To call, or not to call!! Posted: 5/1/2006 2:01:07 AM
My rule is casual for about a week or so, then make inroads. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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V For Vendetta Posted: 4/29/2006 1:42:59 AM
^^ You mean a comic from when Communism was still a viable system of government? Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Postie caught with his pants down!! Posted: 4/28/2006 10:58:43 PM
What if the postie was a POFer? GASP Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Posing with celebrities... Posted: 4/28/2006 10:58:07 PM
Celebrities don't like having their picture taken with me. They don't like being upstaged. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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hockey playoffs Posted: 4/28/2006 10:54:48 PM
Ottawa eh.... I'd like to see Montreal go, but they'd have to face the Sens in the 2nd round anyhow. Other than that, Edmonton. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Streetwars! Anyone heard of this? Posted: 4/28/2006 10:53:37 PM
Yeah, these sort of things are a blast! But limiting to 3 weeks kinda messes it up if its over a long distance. Not sure how you'd do it with POF, but that might make it MORE fun. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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What is your favourite part of the anatomy on the opposite Posted: 4/28/2006 10:52:31 PM
I'm a face, legs and feet man. Don't ask. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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March Hare Thursdays! Posted: 4/28/2006 2:07:53 PM
Hey, I can make that, I have next thurs off! And its PAYDAY! Foxx

Foxxphyre

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My little secret... Posted: 4/28/2006 2:03:27 PM
Its funny, in my Canada/US relations course, we looked at that "American Ignorance" towards Canada, and as much as it exists, Canadians are surprisingly ignorant about MUCH (not all) of the United States as well. It swings both ways, though Canadians have more reason to know about them than a person in Dallas would to know about Canada. My experience as being recognized as being from Canada when I was in the US has been mostly positive, though people basically just say how nice the people are and how beautiful it is Foxx

Foxxphyre

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My little secret... Posted: 4/28/2006 2:44:37 AM
So does our now . I guess I'm more frustrated by people arguing that America sucks because "the money is gay" (real quote) and other such trash. I'm fine with REAL reasons. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO DIES FOR BAREFEET AND HAIR DOWN?? Posted: 4/28/2006 2:37:56 AM
I'll agree with the OP. Nothing sexier than hair down, a nice skirt and bare feet or sandals. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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My little secret... Posted: 4/28/2006 2:08:29 AM
Well, its fine to voice an opinion about the country, so long as you can back it up. But I'm talking about blacklisting me because I am one of 330 million people from a politically defined area. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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My little secret... Posted: 4/28/2006 1:49:12 AM
To start with, I hold dual citizenship Canada/US, being born in New Jersey to Canadian parents and growing up mostly in Vancouver. Having lived and worked in both countries, seen large parts of both and studied their relationship I have formed my own conclusions (which will remain so). That said, I identify myself more as an American, for my own reasons and beliefs. This is not to say I do not like, or even love Canada, because I do, its just how I identify in terms of values. However, I am repeatedly alienated by "tolerant" Canadians (women and men) the second they find out I am American or even dual, regardless of how they knew me or the length of time previous to finding this out. Generally, there is just a rant about how America is terrible, and why Canada is so much better, followed by a "don't talk to me again you damn Yankee". Its cost me relationships, friends and occasionally made the workplace frustrating. Does anyone have any issues like this come up? In regards to race, nationality, orientation etc? Foxx P.S. Just had to vent... got another 2 hour long chewing out about why my country is going to hell

Foxxphyre

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Golf Tournament... sorry in advance Posted: 4/28/2006 1:39:54 AM
Yeah, I'd totally be up for this! Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Caresser. Posted: 4/27/2006 11:29:41 PM
I'm a giver... but I enjoy taking... I guess I'm an inbetweener. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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GO FLAMES GO Posted: 4/27/2006 11:28:42 PM
GO FLAMES GO! Straight to hell. If Anaheim doesn't get you, the Oilers will. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Who should be the next Canucks coach? Posted: 4/27/2006 11:18:41 PM
Brent Sutter or Andy Murray. Just think of it... the Sutter battle! Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Dating in Victoria Posted: 4/27/2006 10:37:52 PM
You just have to hang around UVic and pick up all the single 1st years! . Victoria is a city of "the newly wed and the nearly dead..." so yeah, its hard to meet singles, if you're over the age of 24 and are seeking same. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Doin' it with socks or shoes on Posted: 4/26/2006 12:59:51 PM
I like it all off.. no shoes, socks, stockings. Unless its somewhere you can't really get undressed of course Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Favorite Costner film? Posted: 4/24/2006 2:55:21 PM
I think hes just not "movie star" enough to be a good actor . Hes too much like an ordinary guy. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Favorite Costner film? Posted: 4/24/2006 2:03:06 AM
Ooooh yeah, Foxx is bored tonight. I was inspired to make this thread as I purchased "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" and "For the Love of the Game" tonight. Since Kevin Costner seems to be very "touch and go" in terms of popularity, what are peoples favorite films of his? My personal favorite is For the Love of the Game, and I think he did a great job recently in "The Upside of Anger". Foxx

Foxxphyre

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What was your favorite subject? Posted: 4/23/2006 11:54:13 PM
WW2 History or US History in the 19th Century. Any Poli Sci, ah hell, I like school:P. Mythology in college was good too. All time fave= "A cultural history of Vampires in literature and film" at UVic. Vampire movies every week . Foxx

Foxxphyre

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bored bored bored.............. Posted: 4/23/2006 11:50:19 PM
I would make one, but I don't think I have the tools necessary . My only beef with it is that its very difficult to warm yourself up properly... no consistency in throwing. I also like to dust off the PS2 and run some Gran Turismo or NHL 2004... but I'm rarely bored these days. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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I was spotted last night! Posted: 4/23/2006 11:47:22 PM
Yeah, one of my coworkers recently put up a POF profile. That was interesting, work the next day . We're good friends though, so it was just a little chuckle. Foxx P.S. I don't get spotted because I'm rarely around most of you POFers... Damn this North Shore.

Foxxphyre

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bored bored bored.............. Posted: 4/23/2006 11:35:20 PM
Hah...! I have you beat! if its not dark, I haul out my pitching net. It bounces balls back to me. I can play ball by myself! Foxx

Foxxphyre

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turn ons... Posted: 4/23/2006 11:28:48 PM
Aww, religion doesn't have a problem with sex, its just sex before MARRIAGE. But I think thats a patriarchal issue, made into a religious one, to ensure that bloodlines are correctly passed down from the male side. No cuckolding, so to speak. Realistically, the reasons to hold "no sex before marriage" for religious reasons is outdated, not because we don't see sex as a sin, but because the "before marriage" snuck into religious dogma. Western cultures no longer worry about it. I can see how Muslims would, however, as they still have a very strict patriarchal and hierarchical culture. Either you put up with no penetration, or you find a guy who is more open minded about the cultures he associates with. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Why were my pics deleted? Posted: 4/21/2006 1:49:55 PM
Fuhr is running POF now? Did he quit hockey again? Probably because you broke the rules, repeatedly, and he got tired of it. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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To tell or not to tell? Posted: 4/21/2006 1:41:52 PM
I tell everyone, it doesn't bother me... except my crazy religious friend who can't keep her mouth shut, and is extremely judgemental with things like POF. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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split personality??? Posted: 4/21/2006 1:39:27 PM
Maybe hes a gemini. Otherwise hes immature and afraid of commitment. Young guys usually are. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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What's worse? Posted: 4/21/2006 1:26:30 PM
Depends on who you are. If you are a guiltless person, being cheated on would hurt more. I have had a girl leave for another guy (she TOLD me she never cheated, but its the same thing). Hurts. Alot. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Have You Got Your Concert Tickets Yet For???????????????????? Posted: 4/21/2006 2:30:15 AM
CCR in Van? I'll have to age 40 years to appreciate it, but I'd LOVE to go! Foxx

Foxxphyre

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guilty music pleasure Posted: 4/21/2006 2:28:48 AM
Vengaboys and Prozzak.... just.. don't say anything please. Foxx

Foxxphyre

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Do you date black men? Posted: 4/20/2006 12:33:07 AM
Because interracial dating is a hotbutton topic still, especially within areas of the U.S that are predominantly black or predominantly white. It may sound weird to someone in Canada, but those racial boundaries are still extremely strong, and family can have alot of influence as well (see: "Guess Who" with Ashton Kutcher and Bernie Mac). The black/white racial barrier is also more extreme for historical factors, slavery etc. which many other ethnic groups did not suffer to the same extent, or at all. So, society, history, family... alot of factors. Foxx

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