Yeah, crossed digits and everything that goes with for Bob Bob and Bob Bob pere.

If there is a picture taken of me any time soon, I will see what I can do.

I recommend you go to the nearest Apple store, shoot yourself with something digital and then email the picture to yourself while still instore. How about that? 'Cuz I remember all this talk about "I'm going to a wedding and there'll be tons of pictures..." and I saw bupkis.

I just discovered that the "skin" on my iPod leaves a sticky residue. BAD SKIN! Now I must do iPod cleaning tonight. makes me mad.

am going home.

You'd look terrific with a really intense copper.

I think Kristen would look fabulous with hair just a little more copper red than mine is right now. Well, actually, I think she looks fabulous anyway, but you know what I mean.

You can add bird resuer to my file. I looked out my window to see my neighbor's cat flinging a little yellow bird around. So I ran out, yelled at the cat, and thinking the bird was dead, went to dispose of the body. But he was alive. And he looked mostly intact.

He's now in my cat carrier (sans cats) at my neighbors (because they are willing to put the bird out of it's misery if necessary.)

'Cuz I remember all this talk about "I'm going to a wedding and there'll be tons of pictures..." and I saw bupkis.

I swear I put those in my livejournal. Anyway, here's one.

Try adding the words "I think that..." and maybe his opinions won't seem as generalizing.

I'm really not comfortable adding implied words to anyone's posts (just as I'm not comfortable with anyone else adding implied words to mine).

Anyway, here's one.

Yeah! That's what I'm talking about.

What most people are faced with in NO:

5:24 P.M. - (AP): Even when Katrina's floodwaters are pumped out of New Orleans -- a process that could take weeks -- the city will be anything but dry.

Buildings, vehicles and their contents will be waterlogged and covered with mud. Whatever debris is currently sloshing around in the floodwaters will be strewn about the city in enormous piles.

Everything will be waterlogged, most of it ruined. It will be a monumental task just coordinating the collection and disposal of debris and trash.

Virtually everything worth keeping will have to be washed off, decontaminated and dried out. The city's drinking water distribution system will need to be flushed out and disinfected, a process that could take weeks or even months.

Buildings will have to be stripped down to their studs and dried out with dehumidifiers, a process that can't even begin in New Orleans until electricity is restored weeks or months from now.

For many homeowners, the expense and effort may not even be worth it. The median home in New Orleans costs about $87,000 -- by the time you figure in debris removal, demolition, drying and rebuilding, it may be cheaper simply to knock the whole house down and build a new one on its foundation.

Can't we all just pick on the government, again?

I believe we were talking about how awesomely pretty I am, actually.

Perzactally.