He truly does. The Gibbs are down a couple. You don't suppose...
Doyle ,'Life of the Party'
Natter 40: The Nice One
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.
ok, couldn't sleep - so what do I get -random song lyrics to earworm me...
bah
but it might be time to go back to bed.
I think I love you/So what am I so afraid of?/I'm afraid that I might love you/A love that I'm not sure of....
I think I'd have to bactrack further in the thread than I have the energy for to have the random outbursts of ASSCAP song lyrics make sense. I'm OK with that.
I don't think it's actually possible to backtrack far enough for it to make sense.
My mother called me at 8:45 this morning to ask a question I already answered about something I marked in a catalog as something I might like for Christmas. @@
Hee. Watching an animal show on goats. They're showcasing the "fainting goat" which has a (painless, harmless) condition that makes its legs lock up at random moments and it just topples to the ground. So funny. They're all just running around a field and then every so often one of them will just go ass over teakettle and lie there for a moment and then jump up and race off to catch up with the others again.
Kinda like that narcoleptic dog? [link]
Also, that reminded me of:
Notice they don't so much fly as plummet.
They're all just running around a field and then every so often one of them will just go ass over teakettle and lie there for a moment and then jump up and race off to catch up with the others again.
It's probably taking a moment to think, "Thank crap I'm not a mountain goat."
Who doesn't love nacolpesy? Rusty's pretty damn cute, I must say.
It's probably taking a moment to think, "Thank crap I'm not a mountain goat."
I'm thinking that Darwinian selection would weed that particular trait out of mountain goats really quickly.
IIRC, fainting goats were an accident of selective breeding, not a natural mutation. They're mostly bred now to be sold to sheep farms with coyote problems.