A maglite flashlight.
I have one of these that's about 2 feet long. Very nice, heavy thing it is, too.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, flaming otters, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
A maglite flashlight.
I have one of these that's about 2 feet long. Very nice, heavy thing it is, too.
A hammer. A chair. A sheathed sword. A candlestick. An escrima stick. A maglite flashlight.
Ooh, see I knew that I'd have a use for a sword some day.
::heads off to Bob's Warehouse of Discount Samurai Swords::
Pamela has us watching What Not To Wear. I would like to strangle these people. I kinda like the soon-to-be-teacher girl though. I'm hoping she sporks the hosts.
Why does CSI always bring the EWwwww?
Why is it sooo hard to keep my eyes open, and why am I still fighting it?
and why am I still fighting it?Excellent question. It's sleep, try it.
I cannot believe they've made another getting a scary call from inside the house movie.
I think that's a remake of the original one, from the late 1970s/early 80s, IIRC.
Someone is sitting in a car, honking the horn every 10 or 20 seconds. For the last ten minutes. This has happened before (once it went on for half an hour).
tommyrot, a few weeks ago, we had some unbelievably drunk idiot pass out in his car at 3am with the car alarm engaged. Every minute to three minutes, when he would move around inside the car, the car alarm would go off. Loudly. This went on for an hour before we called the cops on him.
Oy. The guy who runs the instructor program hasn't had a chance to call my GP yet. "We're wasting valuable training time here!" I squealed.
Double oy. One of the uber-senior instructors came over to me and shook my hand. Which, you know, social occasion, so okay. "I heard your doctor..."
"Physical therapist."
"Whatever came to the centre and said you couldn't train and then you cancelled all your appointments."
"Well..."
"I have two things to say to you. One, you're an idiot."
t wince
"Two, I respect you greatly."
t unwince?
"I just had to say both."
Definitely an unwince.
Nilly, your questions a couple of weeks ago made me realize what I should talk about tomorrow at my grandma's memorial. Thank you.