Spike's Bitches 21 Gunn Salute
[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.
This is all just so fun to watch. Our baby writer.
More feedback:
I read the COX-2 article and liked it too. If you can continue to A) address current issues by focusing on aspects that were missed in the recent media cycles (as with the COX-2 article); and B) translate complex concepts into layspeak, then I'm sure you'll do well.
-Kevin
Phew. It's reconstructed. And I think part of it is even better. Damn my dad for being right about that part. Just two more pages to go...
Cindy, Bartleby is ready to spring into action. He's there for ya, babe.
And honestly? His spotty snoot is pretty hard to resist.
back alley whisper:Level 25? Da-aaamn Girl!
Does anyone else find it really weird that I get eerily exact mailings for baby products right before Owen is ready for them?
Before he's ready to size up diapers, I get a free sample. Before he switches to solid foods, I get baby food coupons. Two months before his birthday, I get a catalog for childrens' party favors. I haven't signed up for ANYTHING and this creeps me out.
Cashmere, the odds are good that your OB/GYN or your hospital sold your name to a mailing list.
Oh, and Cindy, we need to talk about your little cat problem.
Maybe, Betsy. But it is strange-o.
I just got an automated poll call for Minnesota voters on my telephone.
I pressed for
- Pro Choice
- Issue is very important.
One wonders if it would have stopped there had I chosen "Pro Life..."
My first instinct on the poll was to hang up, but I thought it best to send the message.
Cashmere, did any maternity stores have you give them your address when you shopped there?
I suspect that's how I got on the mailing lists. (Should have said, "no you may not know where I live, fuckos!", but I hate the hassle.)
Also, did you have a birth announcement in the paper?