Isn't the vapors, gas?
Woo hoo msbelle!!!
William ,'Conversations with Dead People'
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.
Isn't the vapors, gas?
Woo hoo msbelle!!!
YAY msbelle! I'm all for quitting jobs and starting better ones!
I need Mexican food. Thanks a lot.
Instead, I will now review yet a third procedure for classifying critical points of a function. I am skeptical of the usefulness of this many procedures.
Oh & they do carryout.
& YAY msbelle! So happy.
Yay, msbelle!
And 'Suela continues the cute animal "You really wish you could adopt one, don't you?" linkage. You people are killing me. I R dead.
Isn't the vapors, gas?
You'd think. The vapors included fatigue and a tendency to faint at the drop of a plot point and are somehow related to "female" problems.
Jonathan on Blow-Out just said that he is hair.
Thanks all. Sara, we eat there next visit.
Cake is in the oven.
Jesse, stay home. I'll be ok, really.
Okay, but why do only second-degree polynomials yield parabolic curves? You can't just say it and leave it like that!
The vapors included fatigue and a tendency to faint at the drop of a plot point and are somehow related to "female" problems.
Which means it's hysteria and can be alleviated by the application by specially trained medical personnel of a vibrator, right?
Okay, but why do only second-degree polynomials yield parabolic curves?
Ahhh, Emily and Polynomials. That takes me back.