UH's pencil count is 156,000. They're never gonna need to buy pencils again!
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.
That's a hysterical clip. I have to admit--I worry about the trees cut down for all these pencils.
The emissions thing? Feh. The writers are going to fart whether they're picketing or not.
It'd be okay if she'd just play with the yarn, but she insists upon playing the the hook. And it's difficult to crochet with a cat hanging off of your hook.
Maybe your cat wanted you to do this for her:
(which, even though I'm craftarded, I realize is knitted not crocheted)
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I want to take this coinage and hug it and call it George.
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Oh, I LOVE that! Can I borrow it for a piece I'm writing?
And someone was talking about purple baby yarn? I've seen quite a bit, actually. Purple is the main color I've crocheted for the nephew. Maybe I'm not using typical "baby" yarn, but there's really a lot you can use for babies. And I typically use 100% cotton. But, there's also the Debbie Bliss stuff, and I know there's purple with that...a couple shades, actually.
I've seen a lot of purple baby yarn, too, but it's usually a fairly pale purple (not lavendar, just pale purple), and often has a shiny white thread running through it.
Dang, I'm on the computer early for me. I should go back to bed.
This is a nice one by Berroco. I haven't used it, but I almost did. It's got some nice dark shades of purple, though. [link]
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I want to take this coinage and hug it and call it George.
Oh, yes. So very much, yes.
Speaking of supporting the crew affected by the strike, I dug this bit from the cast and writers of SNL:
The “SNL” cast and writers collaborated on staging the special “Saturday Night Live — On Strike!” event at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre to benefit the behind-the-scenes staff affected by the strike. The live performance was not officially sanctioned by NBC, but “SNL” executive producer Lorne Michaels, who celebrated his 63rd birthday, did attend.
Yep, 30 Rock did one too.