- - r - - -- - -- -- 10B -lhe Michigan Daily - ekend, etc. Magazine - Thursday, February 17, 2000 WEBSITE OF THE WEEK laughnetnet Are you stressed out with midterms and papers? Well this site is for you. A comprehensive collection of humor, and jokes ranging from the college environemnt to the workplace. The site also comes with different photo collections, cartoons and bloopers Almost everything you could think of (and some you wouldn't) are available on this site. To lighten up before crunch time comes around, check out laughnet.net. 0 The Michigan Da - Weekend,-et AN OPEN LETTER TO THE GIRL OF M iBabv. I knowv I scre"A up. I still don't know how I forgot about Valentine's Day, but I'm so very sorry I did. Believe mc, girl. I feel more remorse than the blind man who cannot see the sunrise. I should havxe been rakiun. plans for months, dreaming up ways to make you happy. to shoo ou u the only one for me. I know I Thod haxe been mk ing dinner rescans. ehsne jew- elr\ and orderinta fiw B;t I!r scrcxxed up. Baby. I'm doxxn on m knees. Can ou fori e mc? (a lou serch xor bart for a tate of that sweet honey lmxe that axe once shared'? ('an you pl ee depths of xour silken soul fo a hr: o merca to mend m broe heart ' k% rl all I ned ianter hanc to make xOuoa me. I promise I wxon't makL the same mis- takes twxice. I'm a newx man, baby. and I' got m priories tnaight In the mu' ic theatie of life. ihe aruee of mx dreams has our name m bihi hns You're m queen. and m 'our inden- tured sera ant. Il'i be the Rhen toa rSaur. the ('ark to a oui LoiK the Ike to aour Tina -except the onix thin hitting xur lae wil be mx tend.:r ksses Girl, xou like Phi Coius Then cixe me one more night ju:t one more nisght. so I can treat o rictw l'1 show von the light and oui loe a il be out 01' l'll pick you up rig on time. pre}y ladx, and I'l say. "ionigh belong to us'' I xiii kiss x our hand and compliment your sparklinc ex es ard lustrous har Being a gentleman. I a' l not mention out loud xour curx aceous bodx but, baby. x'ou know I'll be appreciating that saucy flair of your hips. I will gently open the passenger-side door of my car for you and, once you slip into the seat, I will softly close it. You will be impressed with the clean interior{ IfmV '89 Dodge Spirit because I x ill haxe just aacuumed earl ir m the day'. When I turn the key in the ignition. I I xok oxer at aou and . B ChisK la I'd traxel to the ends of the earh \\e ail drixe to dinner at the finest restaurant and I ill treat you to the most extrxagant selee- tions on the menu. including Moons Oxer Mv Hanmmy We ii order a hot fude sundae for dessert. and I Ill feed .ou the cherri. whisperinn. 'A sAweet for mv sweet' A tter pavin the check, I awill leave our waxaier a tvo -- no. a three dollar tip and oull smile approv ingly at my wealth :id generosity. As I take xyour hand in mine, IllI say "Girl. there's not enough monex in the world to buy the beauty of :our smile." After dinner. we will take a walk throuch the streets of the dow ntown area. \\ hen you grow cold. I ill ofter you my leather jacket. And s I xrap it around your slender shoulders. Ill mumble. " 1mmm. that's funn.' and look puizzled. When you ask what's w rong, I'll respond, "I didn't think this jacket would fit over your wings, because truly you are an angel."M I will proceed to serenade you with the '50s doo-wop classic, "Earth Angel," and you will wonder to vourself, "Is this real- ly Chris Kula that I'm with, or is it Jo-Jo from the smooth R&B duio K-Ci and Jo- Jo." Rest assured. lovely lady it is indeed me, and I sing only for you. We will return to my house only to find it peaceful and quiet. for m_ house- matues haxe gone rock 'ni' bowling for the night. I xx ill lght candles for you and burn fraci'ant incense and you xx il begin to feel your hearm saxel xith passion. I xill cixe you a seductie ned that says., "Yes nix dar'linc, I feel ii. too." I ax il pop the orkfomnthe xx inc I put'- chased at Kroger's earlier i pour two glasses without s It will taste tart and allurin luscious lips. As I sit down the couch, I will slowly through your hair and wh light Meirlot. love is best se temperature" Once we have finishec wine. I will take the clas them aax fron the couch not crush them. I will as what kind of music woul hear right now?" You and say. "I'd lo'c some An ma be the Indi (ils. barmv kiss your Theek : bad. we're listeninc to Mar As "Sexual I ealiric bea 0 I ZEMKE Continued from Page 68 just compared getting a bad grade to a devastating. traumatic event -- someone beinc xiolated. Those two things aren't ex en in the same sport, let alone the ballpark. But go ahead. drop them in the same lineup with a random comment like that." "OK, but how can love be an overused four-letter word? It con- quers all. If anything, this world needs more love." "Yeah, it does. Believe me, the world took another helping of nega- tivity instead of loading up on sone- thing positive. But don't try and spread love too thin." "Excuse me"?"' "Like I'm saving, the more you use a strong word lightly the more you demean it. Girls do this all the time. They'll sign something, 'Love, such and such' or 'Ohhh, I just loooove that red tank top' or some- thing else annoving like that.,, "So, they're just being feminine." "But they're taking so much away from the word. I mean. I say I oxe someone when I talk about my fai- ilv. I -ureli say I loxe something. It' not like you have strong emotional ties to an object that happened to make your day a little more conve- nient. "I think you're taking yourself a little too literally, kid. "Oh. gimme a break. If people paid a little more attention when they talked, they'd have less to take back. There'd be far less mixed sig- nals or misunderstandings. "Come on, now! You don't think anybody here's that dumb'? At least. I'm pretty sure no one here is inbreed." "OK, you have a point. I'm not saying people here need the First Amendment to protect their stupdi- ty. "So what are some words that aren't used enough?" "Y'know, the basics - pkease, thanks ... Good job. - Jon Zem/ke can be reached at jzemlke(.Umllich.edu. 'I FEEL Maru 11, .INI NO ARditu'.li A Benefitforthe AnnArbor Summer Festival Call for tickets (734) 764-2538 Tickets are also available at the Burton Memorial Tower Ticket Office, at the Michigan Union Ticket Office, at all Ticketmaster outlets, or by calling Ticketmaster at (248) 645-6666. Concert tickets range from $25-$60. NEWS "~ 9- READ THE DAILY. ITS GOOD FOR YOU '4.