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[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
you don't have any recs for a local acupuncturist, do you? I'm thinking I'm gonna get a consult re my allergies sometime soon.I do. Mine went off to Denver but he rec'd a guy and even let him take over his practice. Even with my needle phobia, it's who I intend to call next time I need needles.
I even have a $ (mumble) off dealie at home. I can e you the name and number of the practice but I will have to get the guy's name at home. Want?
healing food pyrimid
It also includes alcohol , tea and chocolate.
My Healing Food Pyramid would start with a dark chocolates base, continue with fudges, followed by brownies, Devils Food cakes and topped with chocolate ice cream variations.
May not be medically sound, but I think it might make you happy.
ETA: Devils Food cakes should be expanded to include all chocolate cakes and pies.
Bitches, please help. Do Perkins and I want to see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in IMAX?
My healing Food Pyramid would start with a dark chocolates base, continue with fudges, followed by brownies, Devils Food cakes and topped with chocolate ice cream variations.
Very nice. I'd add red wine, though. And pie.
Do Perkins and I want to see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in IMAX?
Yes. It is awesome. Tim Burton movies are the reason IMAX was invented.
And pie.
With ice cream. Homemade ice cream.
The problem with that food pyramid is that it lists beer as "optional."
Bitches, please help. Do Perkins and I want to see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in IMAX?
My parents, brothers and SIL said it was the bomb in IMAX, and they all saw it in a regular theater too. Definitely the way to see it.
ION, are tumors heavy?
Bitches, please help. Do Perkins and I want to see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in IMAX?
It depends on how well-kept the IMAX screen is, sadly. When Zmayhem went to see it at the SF Metreon, there was a bunch of dust and fiber and hair and miscellaneous schmutz on whatever sort of fancy projection whatsit IMAX uses, and the schmutz kept jumping around all over the screen through about 3/4 of the length of the movie. And, what with it being a film set in the dead of winter and at least partly in some obsessively antiseptic kitchen-y locations, that made for a hell of a lot of irritating glop all over the soothing whitespace. Deeply fucking annoying at $14 a ticket.
The bride's dress was just about the very coolest. It made everyone squee. Also, Jen? Teh hott.
Do Perkins and I want to see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in IMAX?
Yes, and then you want to have pie and homemade ice cream.