billytea's watch & post with David Attenborough's Life of Mammals is charming.
I have a particular love of that episode, because it reminds me of the Bitches "rape-me-with-your-camisole" conversation.
'The Girl in Question'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
billytea's watch & post with David Attenborough's Life of Mammals is charming.
I have a particular love of that episode, because it reminds me of the Bitches "rape-me-with-your-camisole" conversation.
I have a particular love of that episode, because it reminds me of the Bitches "rape-me-with-your-camisole" conversation.I will not ask. I will not.
Suzi, have you stacked cats [link] recently? Thrown rocks at boys [link] as of late? Considered snowbowling [link] as a pastime? Tried out Google Fight [link] perhaps?
I have a particular love of that episode, because it reminds me of the Bitches "rape-me-with-your-camisole" conversation.
I missed this entire conversation. Now I must know which LoM ep you're talking about so I can pull it off the shelf and watch it.
I missed this entire conversation. Now I must know which LoM ep you're talking about so I can pull it off the shelf and watch it.
The Chisellers, the one about rodents. Way cool. I am now watching the Meat-Eaters, which cannot hope to rival the Chisellers for coolness. Not even dogs with webbed feet.
Cindy - you rock. In Googlefight "fat and ugly" kicked "thin and sexy"'s ass!!!
Must stack cats next.
Drat, that's one I don't have here. Ah well.
In Googlefight "fat and ugly" kicked "thin and sexy"'s ass!!!
We may have to try "Fat and Sexy" vs "Thin and Ugly" just for snickers.
"Fat and Sexy" trounces "Thin and Ugly" resoundingly. [link]
Family schmoop
CHRISTOPHER: Mommy, something nice just happened!
ME: What?
CHRISTOPHER: Something nice just happened! When I told Julia that I love her, instead of her saying, "I love you too," she said...
::mentally prepares for a talk with Julia::
CHRISTOPHER cont'd: She said, "Thank you." Wasn't that a nice thing to do?
Oh lordy. [link]
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Would you pay $175 for a pound of coffee beans which had passed through the backside of a furry mammal in Indonesia?
Apparently, some coffee lovers wanting to treat themselves to something special are lapping it up.
Kopi Luwak beans from Indonesia are rare and expensive, thanks to a unique taste and aroma enhanced by the digestive system of palm civets, nocturnal tree-climbing creatures about the size of a large house cat.
Later:
So far, most of the orders have been from California.