'The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco'
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.
Allyson works at a daycare center for really old, really smart kids, apparently.
I was just going to say it sounds like she works at a daycare full of Christophers.
(Cashmere, I mean full of my Christophers, but there's always room for more).
My index fingers are significantly longer than my ring fingers, but I no longer remember the beginning of the conversation. They're not as long as my middle fingers, which are probably well developed from exercise.
I can't believe someone put a pug up there. I don't care if the owner's mother thinks all pugs are ugly; if even she can't look at the rest of the dogs there and admit that her kid's Oscar is a canine George Clooney compared to the rest of them, she is mad, mad I tell you!
There are now signs on the inside of cabinets that read, I AM AN OPEN DOOR. CLOSE ME.
Oh man, that makes me laugh.
(Cashmere, I mean full of my Christophers, but there's always room for more).
Heh. I gathered. My own Christopher files his own paperwork, travel expense reports, orders his own office supplies and always remembers his office admin on Administrative Professionals' Day.
They're not as long as my middle fingers, which are probably well developed from exercise.
That took me a minute to get.
Is it already 9p.m.? I'm totally ignoring tv tonight. I hope TiFaux is getting everything.
I can't believe someone put a pug up there.
Yeah, my first reaction was that one didn't belong there.
tommy, you like hairless cats.
TAR: Yolanda fucking rocks. "Your momma got a pattern going." And how cool was she to BJ? You don't see that kind of thing enough in this show. Also: Camelicious!
tommy, you like hairless cats.
Yeah, but I'm a total cat person and not really a dog person, so usually I have no preference one way or the other how dogs look.
That's just how pugs look.
Tangentially, the lady who owns the cabins where we booked for next week says that there's a regular tenant of theirs who routinely books a two-bedroom cabin--one is for her, the other is for her two pugs.