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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.
The real question is, is this short for something? Because, irritating cuteness is okay when she's 2. When she's a prosecutor, or the second coming of Elliot Ness, I think she'll want to be called Therese, or something.
Oy, the inevitable "serenading" with that song from Annie is reason enough to have not gone there, Rob.
I am reminded of trick-or-treating when I was around 10. We hit a house a street over from ours, where a guy was giving out candy. As he's distributing it, he keeps saying "Cinnamon, don't go outside". There was a cat nearish to the door, so I thought he was talking to the cat. Until he said something to Leroy that was clearly directed towards the cat and I realized that Cinnamon was the little girl hanging onto his leg.
Also, again, I have distant relatives named with the last name Darling. My gradfather's sister married Jimmy Darling-- althought there was some sort of intrigue involved with her not really being married or my grandmaother having an affair with him or something that no one alive remembers. Anyway, her name was Annabelle, but her nickname was "Babe". So she was "Babe" Darling.
The real question is, is this short for something?
No. Tu has a middle name he said, and I forgot, but apparently Tu is it.
He also said his wife's name is Debbin Ayre (or something along those lines). Say it out loud.
Heh. Charmed at the thought of a cat named Leroy.
Personally I would not name a living person after a person who died a grisly death on camera.
I was kidding, of course.
He really should have named her "Jennifer Jason".
He also said his wife's name is Debbin Ayre (or something along those lines). Say it out loud.
Are we sure he wasn't just fucking with the interviewer?
also? my desk=disaster area and I can;t seenm to figure out where to start. WAH!!
Start with a nice snack. That makes everything better. Then start from the left.
I love how I know I have a lot of work to do, but I'm apparently going to waste all of today, because four hours isn't nearly enough time to get anything done.
My dad didn't get a middle name from his parents. He added one when he was 18. Olegovich. I'm kind of glad we didn't stick to that system for my generation.
Nope, guess not:
Rob married Debbon Ayer in 1998. On April 25, 2001, they welcomed their first child, daughter Tu Simone Ayer Morrow.