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	<title>Comments on: The Hungry Cabbie Eats The Outer Boroughs:  Blue Ribbon Brooklyn</title>
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		<title>By: Jeremy</title>
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		<description>I was reading the LAist and this girl Jen writes the sex collumn and it reminded me of what you would write.  I think you should start an advice blog as well.  Here&#039;s the entry:

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Dear Jen,
How do you get over a broken heart? About four months ago, my boyfriend of over six years and I called it quits. While it was somewhat mutual, I can&#039;t say it was what I really wanted.

I&#039;m generally OK unless he&#039;s &quot;around.&quot; A phone call or e-mail
gets me upset, and a recent visit has had me crying for days. I know we can&#039;t try to fix things. Still, I&#039;m having a hard time moving on. I have a new job, great friends and have been dating (and having sex) like crazy. Yet none of it gets this man out of my mind. I miss him all the time, and worry I
still love him. Please tell me it gets better.
-Still Hurting

Dear Hurting,
I was heating up some leftover lasagna the other day, put it in the microwave for a minute or so, and it was still cold, so I punched in another minute and Jesus Christ it still wasn&#039;t hot enough, and I had to wait a whole fifty-five seconds more before it finally got it together and some cheese started melting around here. It&#039;s an old microwave, and I swore right then and there that I was going to get a new one because this was ridiculous.

But then, people, we all know who the ridiculous one really is, now don&#039;t we?

It&#039;s so easy to lose perspective in this jiffy lubed world of ours, where if the stupid page doesn&#039;t download in less than ten seconds, we log off in a huff. You were with this guy for six years, and now, a mere four months into your break-up, you&#039;re wondering when the torture will stop? Oh dear - look what we&#039;ve done to ourselves.


Here&#039;s the thing. Regardless of how speedy speed dial gets, the body remains unaffected. And unimpressed. It will always take nine months to make a baby, years to recover from emotional trauma and a near lifetime to grow out a bad haircut.

If you say you&#039;re OK unless he contacts you then....tell him to stop contacting you. This whole &quot;let&#039;s still be friends&quot; trip is a giant, steaming, fly-ridden pile of wishful thinking. All it does is pick at the already slow-healing scab, and prolong your pain. Erase him from your cellphone, delete him from your Myspace page, keep on fuckin&#039; and someday, when your heart is done lollygagging its way down Woe Is Me Road, you&#039;ll feel better. I promise.
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was reading the LAist and this girl Jen writes the sex collumn and it reminded me of what you would write.  I think you should start an advice blog as well.  Here&#8217;s the entry:</p>
<p>&#8212;&#8212;<br />
Dear Jen,<br />
How do you get over a broken heart? About four months ago, my boyfriend of over six years and I called it quits. While it was somewhat mutual, I can&#8217;t say it was what I really wanted.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m generally OK unless he&#8217;s &#8220;around.&#8221; A phone call or e-mail<br />
gets me upset, and a recent visit has had me crying for days. I know we can&#8217;t try to fix things. Still, I&#8217;m having a hard time moving on. I have a new job, great friends and have been dating (and having sex) like crazy. Yet none of it gets this man out of my mind. I miss him all the time, and worry I<br />
still love him. Please tell me it gets better.<br />
-Still Hurting</p>
<p>Dear Hurting,<br />
I was heating up some leftover lasagna the other day, put it in the microwave for a minute or so, and it was still cold, so I punched in another minute and Jesus Christ it still wasn&#8217;t hot enough, and I had to wait a whole fifty-five seconds more before it finally got it together and some cheese started melting around here. It&#8217;s an old microwave, and I swore right then and there that I was going to get a new one because this was ridiculous.</p>
<p>But then, people, we all know who the ridiculous one really is, now don&#8217;t we?</p>
<p>It&#8217;s so easy to lose perspective in this jiffy lubed world of ours, where if the stupid page doesn&#8217;t download in less than ten seconds, we log off in a huff. You were with this guy for six years, and now, a mere four months into your break-up, you&#8217;re wondering when the torture will stop? Oh dear &#8211; look what we&#8217;ve done to ourselves.</p>
<p>Here&#8217;s the thing. Regardless of how speedy speed dial gets, the body remains unaffected. And unimpressed. It will always take nine months to make a baby, years to recover from emotional trauma and a near lifetime to grow out a bad haircut.</p>
<p>If you say you&#8217;re OK unless he contacts you then&#8230;.tell him to stop contacting you. This whole &#8220;let&#8217;s still be friends&#8221; trip is a giant, steaming, fly-ridden pile of wishful thinking. All it does is pick at the already slow-healing scab, and prolong your pain. Erase him from your cellphone, delete him from your Myspace page, keep on fuckin&#8217; and someday, when your heart is done lollygagging its way down Woe Is Me Road, you&#8217;ll feel better. I promise.<br />
&#8212;&#8211;</p>
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