I'm am still leery of the boyfriend word. My friend tried to use it on my this weekend, and I shied like a spooked horse. 5 dates do not a a BoyF make.
We could apply the Chris Rock test. Has he met any of your friends?
'A Hole in the World'
[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.
I'm am still leery of the boyfriend word. My friend tried to use it on my this weekend, and I shied like a spooked horse. 5 dates do not a a BoyF make.
We could apply the Chris Rock test. Has he met any of your friends?
re: grout: Hubby says that once you have your grout as clean as you want it and TOTALLY DRY, paint it with clear laquer.
re: grout: Hubby says that once you have your grout as clean as you want it and TOTALLY DRY, paint it with clear laquer.
That, of course, is the answer to my concerns about Daniel's suggestion that when the time comes to renovate the bathroom here, we replace nasty pathetic plastic surround with classy tile. Aesthetically speaking I rather like tile. Cleaning-wise? I'm a bit wary. So my question is, just how scrubbable is clear laquer?
We could apply the Chris Rock test.There is a Chris Rock test? Is is that he can't be your boyfriend if he watches Chris Rock?
There is a Chris Rock test? Is is that he can't be your boyfriend if he watches Chris Rock?
Nope. "If you've been going out for three months, and you haven't met any of his friends, you are not his girlfriend."
It's a good test to prove that you aren't "the girlfriend," but I think you can have been going out that long, have met friends and still not be. Perhaps I'm projecting.
"If you've been going out for three months, and you haven't met any of his friends, you are not his girlfriend."
Huh. That explains why things ended with Sh.
It is almost midnight and I cannot sleep. This was an opportunity! for me to sleep at like 9.30! and it's just not working! no fair!
So my question is, just how scrubbable is clear laquer?
Hubby is grateful you asked, because when I asked him, he said, "Did I say laquer? I meant urethane." Urethane would not take much with cleaning and, according to Hubby, "Urethane is what they put on roller rink floors, and laquer is generally put on dining room tables." Soft-Scrub should have no problem with either.
We could apply the Chris Rock test. Has he met any of your friends?
Hmmm. Well, by accident, he's met two. (like, they came down to my apartment to borrow something.) I've met one of his friends -- he manages a bar we've gone to.
Whenever I've mentioned going to a party where my friends are, he kinda looks green. I can kinda understand the looking green thing, but if he refuses to ever meet my friends, I don't think it'll work.