I'll try, guys. Can't make any promises because I'm already at the point where I want to hide under my bed and sleep for a week, but I'll try.
That would be cool, eh?
BTW, if you are looking to get rid of ol' Big Boss permanent-like, MM and I are already in the area for the weekend. A nod's as good as a wink to a blind horse, knowhattahmean?
Study: Watching Fewer Than Four Hours Of TV A Day Impairs Ability To Ridicule Pop Culture
Ha! That was awesome. Thanks, tommyrot.
Oh, and in dessert news, Kaju Kathli is SO delicious. Who knew cashew paste and silver could be so nummy?
Ha! That was awesome. Thanks, tommyrot.
No Prob. I mean, I figure all Buffistas already knew that, but just to be safe....
That's just regular evil, I'm talking about supernatural evil. I should have said 'eeeeeevil' not 'evil'.
Ahhhh. Eeeeeevil. It might have helped if you muahahahaha-ed, too.
He was a very pretty boy.
Yes, but all the people I've seen on The OC are very pretty, even the "ugly" ones.
From what I understand, PP has Satan. The OC has Marissa's mother (um, name flew. Julie?) who probably tries really hard, but....not quite.
I bet Satan is neither as scary nor eeeeeevil as Sherry Palmer was on 24.
I think so, but I'm not willing to bet money on it. The sentiment has been wildly appropriate lately, though.
I think it is. Leo walks into a staff meeting, and they're all making fun of Big Block of Cheese Day. I love Leo.
I bet Satan is neither as scary nor eeeeeevil as Sherry Palmer was on 24.
Both pale before the monstrosities that are Marissa Cooper's wardrobe chioces.
all the people I've seen on The OC are very pretty, even the "ugly" ones
Nah, I think Mischa Barton isn't pretty at all.
Sherry does keep herself well. But I can't refrain from saying "oooh, she's eeeeeeevil," every time she comes on screen (watching Day 2 DVDs).
Ouch: Construction worker changing jobs after nail removed from head
LITTLETON, Colorado (AP) -- A construction worker who shot himself in the head with a nail gun -- an accident he didn't discover until he went to the dentist with a nagging toothache -- said he'll change his line of work.
"I'll make pizzas," Patrick Lawler, 23, said Tuesday.
Lawler, who may be released from the hospital as early as Wednesday, was working on a house near Breckenridge when he accidentally fired the nail into his head. He said it felt like he had been hit with a steel baseball bat.
Lawler didn't realize the gun had fired a 4-inch nail through his mouth and 1 1/2 inches into his brain until six days later, when he went to a dental office complaining of a toothache that just wouldn't go away.