'First Date'
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.
So is Glory Road about UTEP's Haskins? Because, funny. Grew up with that next door. If for nothing else, yay El Paso UTEP architechture (modelled on Tibet, IIRC.) Maybe annoying campus (from what I hear) but really pretty. Good lines.
Yup, except it's set back when the school was still called Texas Western.
I have tentative plans for the morning of the eve, Kat. And, yes, glasses. Though the truck scares my bejeezus.
What! A will! The shenanigans never end! With only 20 minutes left to go...this could save Richard's life...
Is Yellow Tail wine any good? I like their ad campaign.
I miss hearing them.
Me too. When I was a kid we'd sometimes hear them on our farm. Mostly I heard them in Canada, on/by lakes.
lonely echoing noises
An excellent description.
I didn't let you pull any cheek pinches, dearie.
Totally my call.
And it looks like Richard won't die of the consumption. But Esther needs Woodcourt, and maybe the stroke guy's money.
I do like Yellow Tail Chardonney. It's good for the price range.
Come eat and see the truck. We'll make Robin come too. The truck is a little frightening yet oddly invigorating. Plus, we have gift for you.
okay. hello. where's my pizza?
I found a site. Apparently they make several different noises, but I've got it covered. Thanks, guys.
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Emily, does this map to ancient math in any way?
Wow. Esther's third proposal. She's very popular.
Kat, sure.
Aimée, I vote catsuit.
Also, weirdly, I'm not hungry anymore. Stupid appetite.
OH! Robin's WBB explained why there are no Beatle's songs on iTunes. It's making me bitter because I still want the paul mccartney wonderful christmastime thingy song.
Like I said, I understand that there could be many reasons why walking wouldn't be a good option. But the article should provide those reasons, not make me guess. If there are no sidewalks, mention that, and then maybe people will think about building some.
The Post is overly fond of articles with no actual point. It frustrates me, especially when they could make a very good point.