And STILL no Serenity.
YEAH, what's THAT all about. NO love. you know if you see it pop up there to hook me up, right?
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.
And STILL no Serenity.
YEAH, what's THAT all about. NO love. you know if you see it pop up there to hook me up, right?
I don't think I could enjoy eating something if I know it has a neurotoxin in it. But that's just me.
you know if you see it pop up there to hook me up, right?
No, I'm sorry, I know someone who loves Mal more than you.
Howdy peeps!
So, I just read in LA City Beat that the Chernobyl sarcophagus is rapidly falling apart. This is very second hand, and of course the Russians are probably reluctant to admit it openly, but there's a sort of scary thought.
The pile is, of course, still glowing. It will probably never stop glowing while human beings still occupy this planet.
YOU ARE A LIAR!!!
a good friend would feed my unhealthy love for fictional characters.
you said you WOULDN'T risk it even if it did.
No I didn't. I said: "I wouldn't necessarily risk death for good flavour" Totally different vibe.
YOU ARE A LIAR!!!
Tee hee.
Ultra-concentrated “16 Million Reserve” is the hottest science can make.
And for a palate cleanser, you can put out a cigarette on your tongue.
From Salon:
Chicken ticketed for crossing the road
May 9, 2005 | RIDGECREST, Calif. (AP) -- Linc and Helena Moore may have finally learned the answer to that age-old question: Why did the chicken cross the road? Because the chicken doesn't know jaywalking is illegal.
Kern County Sheriff's Deputy J. Nicholson does know, however. The deputy issued a ticket on March 26 to one of the couple's chickens for impeding traffic on a road in Johannesburg, a rural mining community southeast of Ridgecrest.
The Moores arrived in Superior Court on Friday to plead not guilty to their chicken's alleged transgression. A trial was scheduled for May 16.
Nicholson has declined to discuss the matter, but sheriff's Sgt. Francis Moore said chickens on the roadway have been a problem in the community of 50 residents. Officials didn't believe it could be resolved by simply issuing the couple a warning.
"Sometimes you have to let people talk to the judge," Moore said.
The chicken's owners say they believe they were cited because they were among several people who complained that sheriff's deputies haven't done enough to control off-road vehicle riders who damage roads and create dust and noise in their neighborhood.
Sheriff's officials say that isn't so, adding they are doing what they can to keep off-roaders away from the area's homes.
"The chicken thing has nothing to do with the motorcycle thing," Moore said.
My favorite sentence by far is "The Moores arrived in Superior Court on Friday to plead not guilty to their chicken's alleged transgression."
One of the "new" horses that might show up in the Preakness is Scappy T. . .