Well, that's part of the reason I won't drink any of it.
Silly! It's FREE! And then you can spend your 100 day BiS withdrawing.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Well, that's part of the reason I won't drink any of it.
Silly! It's FREE! And then you can spend your 100 day BiS withdrawing.
Silly! It's FREE! And then you can spend your 100 day BiS withdrawing.
Thanks, no. I'll just spend my 100 day BiS having anxiety-triggered nightmares about having to work retail again.
Jilli, did you like BPAL Spooky? It's back... [link]
Jilli, did you like BPAL Spooky? It's back... [link]
Ohhhh. I never got to try Spooky, but you better believe I'm ordering a bottle.
doing the dance of negative bone scan, negative x-rays, with the minor side step of "let's do a CT scan just to be sure"t joins in dance
Local community colleges, summer session after you are done, etc. etc. If this is really where you want to be headed, then anything you can do to help prepare for it is time very well spent. I still attend professional lectures, classes, seminars and all sorts of other thingsThis is really excellent advice.
And Pain-Aid rocks. God I miss that stuff. Is it corporate-only crack? Because I have never seen it except in offices. I gotta go Google.
Pain-Aid may indeed rock. But I'd be suspicious of anything that had a name that advertised it was aiding and abetting my pain.
We have Pain-Aid here. It's my friend.
I think the medicine cabinet should have Blah-Aid.
Except that it's called gin, and is against office policy.
I wonder if it's the same crack they put in Jack in the Box tacos.
Is that the same crack that's in Honey Bunches of Oats?
Except that it's called gin
Gin is Souse-Aid.