'Beneath You'
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, that reminds me of a nephewism:
We're hanging out in the den and my nephew has been playing with random carparts my brother has down there. He finds a stray glove, puts it on, grabs a random antenna lying about and then just lunges at my brother. In a very deep voice (for a three year old) he intones I AM YOUR FADDUR! and then flings the glove off and starts screaming and flailing.
I about peed myself I was laughing so hard.
Hey, was yesterday Emily's birthday, too?
Yes! I am thirty-one. A surprisingly uninteresting number, except that I'm "over thirty". OoooOOOOoooh. Fancy.
I'm impressed, sarameg.
I went to a Christmas Eve party last weekend where I found a four-year-old manning the ice bucket on the back patio, where the liquor had been laid out. This was Phoenix, but it was evening, so it had gotten fairly chilly (and dark) outside and everyone else was inside. She was offering everyone who wandered back there ice cubes, whether needed or not. My brother had gone back there and offered her some fudge but she replied "do you want some ice?" and dropped some cubes into his cup instead. She refused to get a jacket because "I need to watch the ice!" She also would not bring the ice bucket inside because "I need to watch the ice!" but repeatedly suggested that me or my companion should go inside and yell at everyone to come outside to get some ice.
I about peed myself I was laughing so hard.
Was your brother even born when the first movies came out (considering your nephew wasn't born when Phantom Menace came out)? Lucas has to be a bit pleased that he's permeated the popular culture so.
Yes! I am thirty-one. A surprisingly uninteresting number
It's prime.
Happy Brithday Emily
I'm late wishing happy birthday to quester and now to Emily. Happy Pappy Bappy!
Happy birthday, Emily!
I am bored. Someone do something entertaining.
You do look awfully fancy, Emily.
In a very deep voice (for a three year old) he intones I AM YOUR FADDUR! and then flings the glove off and starts screaming and flailing.
That's the funniest thing I've heard all day!
It was quite the dramatic interpretation of that scene.
My brother was born the year after the first film came out. We grew up playing star wars and I actually did see the first in a theater. It must have been on a re-release because I don't think my dad would take a 2 year old me to a movie theater.
I haven't seen any of the recent ones, and I probably haven't seen the original trilogy since I was 10ish.
bon, that's hilarious.
But on the upside, the Buffistas get to vicariously car shop with you.
Always look on the bright side of life! wheewoo wheewoo wheewoowheewoowheewooo