t Waits for Nilly to figure out that Polter-Cow is not suggesting that I murder her.
t OK, That's over.
On JZ's post... Somebody buy that skank a cheesburger, mkay?
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.
t Waits for Nilly to figure out that Polter-Cow is not suggesting that I murder her.
t OK, That's over.
On JZ's post... Somebody buy that skank a cheesburger, mkay?
Timelies all!
Nilly!(I'm rarely around when you are, so i had to shout)
Augh, that dress looks like someone ate a bag of Skittles and then puked a rainbow on the dress.
You realize that would make you a Gloomy Gus, right?
David.
Davey, Davey, Davey... I'm going to have to come back with a Frederick Burr Opper reference that will have you googling in a heartbeat, you happy hooligan.
the official most heinous bridesmaid's dress ever in the history of anything, ever, like, ever, and it made my eyes hurt so badly I had to show all y'all to share the pain.
I think the Stars and Stripes one I saw in a store window in Eastern Washington is worse. Similar cut. Satin. Red, White, and Blue.
JZ! Sheryl!
(OK, who else wants an exclamation point after their names?)
I can't think in anything in either Hebrew or Aramic (granted, I don't know that well at all, I should ask my brother), that has the adjective before the noun. The adverd can come before the verb, however, even though mostly it sounds a bit awkward or "heavy", in the lack of a better word.
Suddenly I am glad that both the times I've been a bridesmaid that I was able to wear sane colors.(Black for one, and green for the other)
I don't mind that dress. Not for bridesmaids, mind you, but it makes me smile.
They started re-running H:LotS in Israel in a cables channel that my friend T gets, and she agreed to tape it for me (it's 5 days a week, she's a sweetheart for doing this). I'll be able to watch it from the beginning, finally.
Ooh. I wish they would do that here.
Jesse, now I wish you had a VCR that could play PAL, so that I could share the tapes with you. They even have subtitles, not dubbing. Silly differences-in-technology.
You're awesome.
Oh, that more women recognized this fundamental truth.
Surely many women recognize this, Gus.
No matter what I'm writing, I always start with a draft that's much longer than the final result. I type everything I know, then chip away all the stuff that's not necessary.
You're nice, Nilly. I'm pretty sure I could get them on tape here myself, but somehow having them run on tv would be "better."