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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
ita, good luck with the apartment hunting.
I find myself oddly disinterested by the whole Jackson thing. I'm not sure why.
This [link] was the very first image on my wall paper this morning (it changes every five minutes). I've decided that means it's going to be a good day.
ita! move closer. I say WeHo!
My spam subject lines are getting more offensive. So much so, that I refuse to post them here.
I'm taking action. So if any of you send me anything with the word "cum" in it, I won't be seeing it.
In other news, Punxsutawney Phil says winter won't be over for awhile.I'm not surprised, the little rat bastard. Julia's excited. Actually she sort of hates winter, except for the hour or so she's out playing in the snow each day, and during the post snow-play hot cocoa aided meltdown period. She's excited because she "predicted" this would happen. When we came back from taking Benjamin to school, she decided to draw a picture of the groundhog, and decided he would (which should probably be "did" except we hadn't heard the news at the time) see his shadow.
From the ad, it looks good. Hopefully it'll still look good in person.
<edit: and yes, I realize that's totally incorrect use of "hopefully." But I haven't had caffeine yet and that's the best my brain can do.>What is wrong with the use of hopefully, here?
From the ad, it looks good. Hopefully it'll still look good in person.
What is wrong with the use of hopefully, here?
"Hopefully" is an adverb that means "in a hopeful manner," so it really ought to describe a verb. "Teppy smelled the coffee brewing, and looked hopefully toward the door -- maybe Chatty!co-worker would bring her some."
The way it's used in the sentence above -- which is a common usage -- it really ought to be phrased "I hope," or "I'm hopeful that," etc.
In other news, Punxsutawney Phil says winter won't be over for awhile.
That's because it's still February. Stoopid groundhog.
Are Michael Jackson's children biologically his?
He says they are. (Except the youngest, "Blanket," who I think he's admitted is adopted.) I'm fascinated by the whole mess, but I don't want to start speculating about the ancestry of children I've never seen without masks on.
Are Michael Jackson's children biologically his? I seem to recall them being blonde, which, Debbie Rowe is, but Michael, genetically, NSM.
they could still be blond, even with michael's genes. of course, i wouldn't put it past him to dye their hair.
i wouldn't put it past him to dye their hair.
In the Martin Bashir documentary, doesn't the oldest boy seem to have dark roots and dyed blond hair? I thought the interviewer commented on that.
No shadows to see here. It was rainging AND foggy on my drive to work. And Tchoupatoulis was under water. Not to mention my sidewalk. Bad day to wear heels, shoulda gone with the shrimp boots.
My family is not kissy, we're huggers. My in-laws are not really kissy either, but they do the peck on the cheek greeting that I have had to get used to. I feel a little weird kissing other people's babies, but if I'm holding them it sometimes happens. Usually on the top of the head.
In the Martin Bashir documentary, doesn't the oldest boy seem to have dark roots and dyed blond hair? I thought the interviewer commented on that.
I don't know, I didn't see it. I'm just basing my comment on past behavior