Narrator, you forgot, "What's a rogue landscape?" in all your leather lather (which is understandable).
'Heart Of Gold'
The Minearverse 5: Closer to the Earth, Further from the Ax
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
Unless they're putting leather on the landscape, not interested. Leather on the landscaper, on the other hand, has my attention.
"What's a rogue landscape?"
Anything with bamboo. *spits*.
Kudzu!
I'm still at least four episodes back on Heroes. But I'm hoping for a marathon viewing session. We were distracted at our house by a constant loop of Olive the Other Reindeer, courtesy of the festive toddler running my life around.
But it is made of love.
Like Plei, I fear the toe-part of the flip flop. Not to be denied my chance at extremely casual footwear, I rely on a pair of these pretty much all summer.
This is just the latest substitution. Fillion replaced Ivan Sergei in the lead as the confusingly described "rogue landscaper."
"Rogue landscaper"? Do they just mean he's self-employed as a landscaper or that he's a guy that swoops in and cuts overgrown lawns in the deepest dark of the night?
I'm so chuffed at Fillion leading in this show. I'm actually going to expose my bruised heart to another new series. Maybe I should just have Tim rip it out for me to avoid any future breakage.
"Rogue landscaper" brings to mind Bill Murray as Carl Spackler in Caddyshack, whacking the heads off the flowers, creeping through the bushes in camouflage, and setting off explosives all over the golf course.
"So I got that goin' for me."
Maybe he's actually a "rogue land 'Scaper." A Farscape fan from...a rogue land.
First, for me they are called slippers
Liese and I are one on this one. It's not a deference to caucasians, but it's a Everyone in Hawaii calls them slippers, or more phonetically slipp-ahs.
Home now. So ready to go to sleep.
But, weighing in on the very important subject of flip flops, I always had that problem with the pain between the toes, which is why I didn't wear flip flops. But then, one day, I saw these absolutely adorable Coach flip flops that I simply had to own, pain be damned.
But there was no pain. Just joy and cuteness. So now I'm willing to pay stupid sums of money for the right flip flops.