OMG PEOPLE ARE BONEHEADEDLY STUPID GO AWAY LEAVE ME ALONE CRAWL BACK UNDER YOUR ROCK AND DROP IT ON YOUR HEAD
Sorry. Just having no patience with really DUMB people. There are such things as stupid questions and everyone is posing them to me today.
Drusilla ,'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.
OMG PEOPLE ARE BONEHEADEDLY STUPID GO AWAY LEAVE ME ALONE CRAWL BACK UNDER YOUR ROCK AND DROP IT ON YOUR HEAD
Sorry. Just having no patience with really DUMB people. There are such things as stupid questions and everyone is posing them to me today.
Well, you know, watery death imagery.
Maybe I'll change my name to Ophelia, since we need one.
I had a hard drive accidentally named saraphelia.
Yesterday at the dog park I was chatting with a woman, and asked her which dog was hers. "Portia, with the red collar." I said that was a nice dramatic name for a dog. And she said "Yeah, my husband loves the cars."
Porsche.
Yikes.
several Kats (though not Katrinas).
We have Katerina B.
Is this a Scientology thing?
Yeah -- they're always in Times Square asking people if they want a "stress test."
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saraphelia is awesome.
My grandparents used to call me Tammy.
Why don't they just call it "Hurricane Crazy-Ass Bitch"?
I think naming a hurricane "Dennis" is just tempting fate.
We have a Buffista cat named Harvey.
also always in my subway station.
Holy shit! Goodnight Moon appears to work.
A few years ago a colleague and I developed a treatment program for families who were having trouble getting their preschoolers to go to sleep at night. Goodnight Moon was part of the treatment. Another part was an individualized computer–generated book in which the child was the protagonist and the story followed the nightly sleep routine that the parents and the child were supposed to follow.
We worked with low income families, and in many cases these were the first two books that the child had ever owned. Kind of depressing. On the other hand, I suppose that these kids could brag that half the books in their home libraries were written about them.