'Lineage'
[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.
There are a few digital thermometers around my house, though it would take a bit of a search to locate any of them.
Tommyrot, basically I need to answer 'Assess the political and social repercussions of Truman's decision to drop "the bomb."'
The brain, she is overheated and I have ventilation, unlike Kristin (you have my deepest sympathy).
What's your WW II homework on?
She has to go back in time and kill Hitler!!
And then write an essay on her impact on the course of world history.
Thankfully there is no role playing this time. Though the other part of my homework it to summarize what I learned this week and how I intend on using it. Ummmmm, to win trivial pursuit?
Tommyrot, basically I need to answer 'Assess the political and social repercussions of Truman's decision to drop "the bomb."'
Huh. That would be interesting.
Um... it freaked a lot of people the fuck out. Also, it was not necessary, but how that relates to the repercussions I'm not sure....
Though the other part of my homework it to summarize what I learned this week and how I intend on using it.
"Thanks to what I have learned in this unit, I no longer plan on invading Poland. Also, I expect that in future I shall avoid fighting a winter war in the former Soviet Union."
"Thanks to what I have learned in this unit, I no longer plan on invading Poland.
Heh.
I've learned in this unit that if I want to start the next world war, I should find a promoter to put some bleachers out in the sun and have it on Highway 61.
Wait, that was what I learned from the jukebox at the bar....
"Thanks to what I have learned in this unit, I no longer plan on invading Poland. Also, I expect that in future I shall avoid fighting a winter war in the former Soviet Union."
Never start a land war in Asia.
Never start a land war in Asia.
Ahhhh, but Princess Bride taught me THAT.
{{Nicole}} EEeek, love. Hope you can get to the doctor first thing tomorrow. And don't feel bad about not having a thermometer. I had one, and as with anything I own while my daughter lives with me, it grew legs and walked off somewhere. Feel free to blame my daughter, I do.
{{P-C}} You've gotten a lot of very sage advice so I've nothing to add. Just wishing you tons of luck with being allowed to cut the umbilical cord. One of the hardest things for me to do was tell my father that his unsolicited advice was hurtful. It caused a short separation between us, but after that we were able to talk to each other as adults and I actually started asking him for advice, which made him very happy even if I never used it.
Yum. Just went out and got a delicioso coconut ice from the place down the street. The dog is now happily ripping apart the dixie cup it came it. It's win-win!