Xander ,'Get It Done'
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.
I wonder if I'll ask the krav instructor who has one. He's very colourful. I've also noticed it here at work on some of the cafeteria staff.
After digging further, I find that it also can be a non-gang tattoo, and that it symbolizes "I don't care for anything". In Hispanic gangs, it's used to signify "Mi vida loca" - Los Vatos Locos seem to be especially fond of it.
And considering some of the sites that've come up, I'm not Googling anymore on my work computer. Phew.
This just makes me laugh and laugh and laugh. I see it strapped to Wile E. Coyote's back and him crashing into a GIANT rock.
I'm right there with you. I read that and I nearly fell out of my chair laughing.
Now I need to check the krav instructor for open teardrops.
That is brilliant, Cindy. Though possibly it should just be NFTO, as the NFTO-ness is sometimes sad, sometimes astounding, sometimes gobsmacking, and occasionally just remarkable or inexplicable.
I think the Tom Cruise lectures are all of the above, though I'm very disappointed that they'll just be at the Scientology Celebrity Center. I was hoping for the Learning Annex.
Timelies all!
Looks like I will get to see Serenity on Friday night. Don't know precisely where yet, but that'll be worked out soon enough.
The Tom Cruise lecture series is yet another example of Truth is Stranger than Fiction.
Question for Plei (or anyone who knows): What are you using to edit XML? A tool? or Notepad?
I am so ready to go home. Today has been dragging. It doesn't help that the clock for our phone system is 5 minutes fast and I have to keep reminding myself when I look at it that it's not that close to 5 yet.
I edit XML in Notepad, but I don't do much of it.
Tom Cruise is giving this lecture?
::dies::
I think I need the burial plot next to Betsy's.
Last week MADtv did a celebrity roast skit about Rosa Parks. She ended up getting mad, grabbing the microphone, and busting on all the assembled celebrities. The funniest of the jokes was "Mrs. Parks" telling Pamela Anderson that she'd been on her knees more than Tom Cruise in the Scientologists' steam room.