I'm glad I'm alone in my office, so no one could hear me laughing:
Sphincter, the gladiator, girded his loins in preparation for today's games, glad to be part of the season opener since he hadn't been sure until yesterday that his contract would be renewed, given his slump during the Germans-versus-lions series but he knew that swatting Germans into the lion's pit was trickier than it looked and he told the officials that they should look at his other stats, not just Huns batted in.
That "give those quacks at CSI a hard time" is lovely.
You know, it's a good thing I really do have a brother, because I may need to call him for bail at some point, if my day keeps going the way it's going.
On edit: for assault, not for grand theft semi.
Yay! We have a new planet! In our solar system!
Maybe....
[link]
"The Minor Planet mailing list is buzzing with the discovery by an amateur astronomer of a 17th magnitude object 51 astronomical units from the Sun, tentatively designated 2003 EL61. For those not versed in astronomical lingo, this is an object several times brighter than Pluto even though it is 25% farther out from the Sun (the orbit vizualised by JPL). This means that barring a strangely reflective surface, this object is larger than Pluto, possibly Mars-sized! The debate whether Pluto is a planet is likely to get rekindled by this discovery."
I think they should name it... Bob.
eta: BBC article: [link]
for assault, not for grand theft semi
Assault by grand theft shit-semi sounds like a good plan.
Look, I already had to give up the brontosaurus. I'm not giving up Pluto, and that's final.
We can't give up Pluto, not with its moon with the ultra-cool name Charon!
Pluto's only a planet because it was found too soon. Today it would probably be classified as a Kupier Belt object.
Timing is everything if you want to hit it big.