Doyle ,'Life of the Party'
[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.
Selecting and using training aids.
I really need to get to sleep earlier, because although I'm working on the library of a very large corporation and am in the section on training of employees, my mind is now firmly in the "the best whip for the job" and "ball gags--are they really fun?" type of place.
All right, now this is not helping.
The big book of customer services training games
Whoot! Are there pictures?
Somewhere. I have to get them from a friend.
I can't believe no one went to the obvious place with this:
Marriages that are soluble at higher temperatures, but at lower temperatures they precipitateTo Charles, may he have a golden reign.
Yep, it's the weird evening hours, when connie monopolizes the board
PostSecret, where anonymous postcards are sent in telling secrets. Amazing.
PostSecret, where anonymous postcards are sent in telling secrets. Amazing.
That is really cool. And also sad. And also funny. And also profound.
t /not really here, still working on the Freelance Project That Will Not Die....
Wow.
Man-made diamonds are now so perfect they stump the experts. The diamond industry is hoping nobody notices.
Gemesis, a firm in Sarasota, Florida, has perfected a technology that uses high pressures and temperatures to mimic the way diamonds form naturally in the earth. Gemesis is now selling colored gemstones, including rare yellow and blue diamonds, for up to 75 percent less than the market rate for natural diamonds that are by most measures identical.
I saw a docu on Gemesis last year. Looks like they've gotten even better.
It's supposed to thunderstorm now? It can't thunderstorm while its snowing, can it?
It's rare, but it happens. [link]
Hello.
It's not thundering here.
How be peeps?