Allyson, honey. Get thee to COMM. Search on "Allyson." Look at the number of pages and pages of results. Note that you get more pages than even "cats" (huh, I barely beat out cats. Sniff.) and by god, cats are mentioned with alarming frequency here.
Natter 43: I Love My Dead Gay Whale Crosspost.
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.
Do you guys still have two different sell by dates on your milk? Like, one date and then another IN NYC date that's a few days earlier?
Yep.
Oh man, those pandas just saved my life. Or someone else's, either way. CUTEHEAD PANDAS!!!!
Thank you, Jesse! That's what I was hoping you'd say.
Happy to help.
So, if I'm desperately bored and blah, hitting reload on the BRQG until I find something funny I said -- that's an okay method of validating my self-worth, right?
Hey, one time I was needing validation, I went through all the other threads too and collected all the stuff I'd written that cracked me up but no one COMM'd, and put them all into a Word doc. So, y'know, there's self-validation, and then there's filling a mudbath with self and rolling around in it naked. (Not literally. I find I use it most at work.)
In conclusion, pandas:
That's just fantastic.
I just got 5 posts in a row from the BRQG discussing Yoo-Hoo. I don't even like the stuff, and now I'm craving it.
So, if I'm desperately bored and blah, hitting reload on the BRQG until I find something funny I said -- that's an okay method of validating my self-worth, right?
I'm glad I'm not the only one who does this. I was starting to feel like the Sally Field of the b.org.
I do that.
We like you, Cash. We really do.