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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.
Chicks dig carpenters right? Strong forearms and competence and all that, right?
Two words: Harrison Ford.
Plus -- dude, I flushed half of my GLASSES down the TOILET.
I once lost my dorm room key down the toilet. I wasn't brave enough to go after it--even with the replacement cost hanging over my head.
Me too, Perkins. My eyebrows are raised at the use of the word "ostensibly" on the character bio page, though.
Two words: Harrison Ford.
Two more: Jesus Christ.
Should I watch the Masterpiece Theatre thing The Virgin Queen with Anne-Marie Duff? Anyone know if it's any good?
Anyone know if it's any good?
I thought it was great. Historically accurate and well acted.
Two words: Harrison Ford.
Two more: Jesus Christ.
Two more: Xander Harris.
Historically accurate and well acted.
Okay, I'll keep it for some time when I'm not having a migraine.
My eyebrows are raised at the use of the word "ostensibly" on the character bio page, though.
I really hope they don't go there.
I'm watching The West Wing, and wondering if this episode was written during the hurricane. It's all about FEMA and federal emergency response.
I'm dubious about that word myself, Perkins. But if they made him honestly bisexual (and not an automatic slut) it'd be kinda cool.
God, the nausea is here in full force with this migraine. Sad how long it took me to remember that I have anti-nausea medication.
Yay, Supernatural!
Did Charmed always have such low-budget-looking CGI? Also, did Holly Marie Coombs not have a waist before her pregnancy? Either way on theh latter, I think it's cool that she just doesn't have the H'wood figure.
Oh! Saw many of the bug-eyed glasses on actual humans (instead of photos) today. I had been sheltered by my insularity.
Did you know that more than 30% of the population over 65 have no teeth?
1-800-DENTIST told me so.
I wonder if (or how much) the percentage of people (in the US, I mean) with dentures is going down, thanks to the floridated water and better dental health in general. Both of my grandfathers had full dentures from the time I can remember them, which would make them like late 50s, and I don't think I know anyone that age with them now.