"No, officer, it couldn't have been me. You see, I was in Israel at the time. Yes, with Nilly."
(And yep, that's how you spell 'alibi'. It's a funny-looking word.)
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.
"No, officer, it couldn't have been me. You see, I was in Israel at the time. Yes, with Nilly."
(And yep, that's how you spell 'alibi'. It's a funny-looking word.)
having coffee with Jessica, yep.
"No, officer, it couldn't have been me. You see, I was in Israel at the time. Yes, with Nilly."
"You were with Nilly? OK, you can go. Sorry to waste your time."
Psst, Jessica, is your hair still blue? Because, how could I know such a specific detail about a stranger on the internet? Of course, if I know your hair-color, it means you were with me. And with msbelle.
It's air-tight! (Still blue, yep.)
I'm reading this NYTimes article about the Supreme Court ruling on wine shipments, and this sentence perplexes me:
(The 18th Amendment ushered in the era of Prohibition and, some social historians have said, the bootleggers and speak-easies that accompanied it.)
Some? I always thought it was a pretty clear-cut case of cause and effect -- alcohol becomes illegal, a black market emerges. Is there really a controversy here, or is the Times just covering their asses?
"The 18th Amendment ushered in the era of Prohibition and, some social historians have said, the illegalness of booze that accompanied it."
I think that they're covering their asses.
Timelies! Gronk!
(Wishing I was still in NYC.)
Hello Sue! first day back sucks - travel is too tiring.
Alyson Hannigan To Star In CBS Hourlong This Fall!!
All reports indicate that Alyson Hannigan’s hourlong CBS romantic comedy, “How I Met Your Mother,” has received a series order, and could be on the air as early as autumn.
This is Hannigan’s first regular TV role since “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” ceased production.
Her co-star in the flashback-happy skein is TV’s Doogie, Neil Patrick Harris. It was created by former “Late Show With David Letterman” writers Carter Bays & Craig Thomas.