'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
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.
aurelia, does your friend have somewhere else to stay?
She's welcome to stay with me, but I suspect she'll stay with the live-in boyfriend.
I've never written a congressperson before? Any advice?
Don't threaten anyone and include your name and address. And what Maria said about e-mail.
I have to drive today and I'll be getting home late. I'm gonna lose my shoveled out parking space, aren't I?
I've heard of suicide-by-train in many cities. Apparantly New York is the best/fastest at cleaning up the mess and resuming normal subway service - I've heard it takes them about an hour.
As long as we're appealing to the Collective Buffista Brain ("the size of a planet!"), what is the brandname of the ultra-expensive gas stove that basically stays hot all the time? I think it's made in England.
I might as well start my stove-shopping from the top down.
It stays hot the whole time? That's not a fire hazard?
Too rich for my phoneline, in my case. Dialup
You don't need a fast internet connection to use an MP3 player.
Also -- I don't get how they're a lot of work. But I ripped all my CDs way before I got one, so I guess my barrier to entry was low. Once you have ripped, though, it's not much work. And the ripping effort is on par with playing the CD once -- so your ROI appears pretty quickly.
what is the brandname of the ultra-expensive gas stove that basically stays hot all the time? I think it's made in England.
Betsy would know. I recall that she has the stove lust. I think it was French or Swedish, though.
It's an Aga. And I want one, for no good reason at all.
what is the brandname of the ultra-expensive gas stove that basically stays hot all the time? I think it's made in England.
Aga?
Arrrrgh! Brenda beat me by TWO seconds! Damn you, wee Brenda! You win this time!
what is the brandname of the ultra-expensive gas stove that basically stays hot all the time? I think it's made in England.
It's not Viking? Those are made in Mississippi.
When I lived in Chico, it was common knowledge (so, possibly not true at all) that about one person a year died on the train tracks that ran through town. I can certainly remember one who was just a drunk kid who couldn't quite make it home one night and lay down on the tracks. There was no derailing or anything.
By the way, I have a Rio MP3 player that I don't use at all. Don't know what the memory is, probably smallish. Free to a good home if someone wants it.