Nevermind, Hec. I've gotta go...
Sorry - work has intruded.
There will be pictures later. This better be a GOOD cut!
Excellent.
I've scheduled a meeting with my boss this afternoon to explain to her why she's giving me a stroke. This should go over well. In effect I am initiating a conversation where I will have to take a full blast of critcism and then get past it. So fun.
They glued your ear?!? Back on?!?
Yeah, just call me Evander. Um, no. Instead of stitching the deep scratches, they put something like crazy glue on to keep the edges together.
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Damn, I have a dirty mind. C O O K, Suzi, two O's....one C.
I'm subscribed to cooksillustrated.com, Raq, as is Kat. I do it for the recipes. They've all worked very well for me.
In effect I am initiating a conversation where I will have to take a full blast of critcism and then get past it.
God. I'd rather have to have my ear glued.
which is to say, good luck, Hec!
God. I'd rather have to have my ear glued.
It seemed better than a stroke.
I know. I was honestly empathizing, in a weird way.
Yeah, strokes are not good. I hope this meeting helps.
I'm all about "Well, I don't have a sense of humour about that, anyway."
This is what I do. Of course, there's one person that I said that to and he responded sarcastically with "Because you're a sensitive, unique snowflake". I stared at him and said "No, because I have social skills and can tell the difference between slightly barbed wit and being a prat."
In effect I am initiating a conversation where I will have to take a full blast of critcism and then get past it. So fun.
Ew. I hope it works out for the best.
I stared at him and said "No, because I have social skills and can tell the difference between slightly barbed wit and being a prat."
Heh. My standard response to that sort of thing is "Damned right I'm sensitive. Don't make me kick you in the nuts."
Heh. My standard response to that sort of thing is "Damned right I'm sensitive. Don't make me kick you in the nuts."
This urchin would be vastly improved if he was continually doubled-over in pain.