Heh.
There's also a 4th spawn. I sprinkled Holy Water on him.
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.
Heh.
There's also a 4th spawn. I sprinkled Holy Water on him.
no idea.
I am being rewarded by my willpower earlier today. When I went to the grocery store I was really hungry and wanted to grab a meal from either BK or McD, but I did not. I bought myself an Amy's veggie lasagna and things to cook later. Now I'm having a dinner or sauteed mushrooms, red peppers and zucchini and a turkey cheeseburger (sans bread). mmmmm
That's because you've been living in demon territory too long, Jesse.
There's also a 4th spawn. I sprinkled Holy Water on him.
Did he burn up? Sins of the fathers, and all that.
I want msbelle's dinner.
That's because you've been living in demon territory too long, Jesse.
Nah, I really think I never knew it. We're not what you'd call a sports-oriented family. I mean, I hate the Yankees, but that's as far as it goes.
The worst indignity was that Harry Frazee the First sold The Babe to finance No, No Nanette.
It's one thing to do it to finance Showboat or Long Day's Journey Into Night. But No, No Nanette?
Anderson Cooper on C-Span addressing Yale Class Day. cute.
Ok, he is really cute, but there is something off about a super rich person telling people to follow their dreams and take chances. Yeah, not for nothing, but not everyone could finance traveling to the forefront of wars all over the world to break into reporting.
The worst indignity was that Harry Frazee the First sold The Babe to finance No, No Nanette.
The degree of urban-legendness of that is debatable. (Pretty much, yes he did finance No No Nanette, but there are various opinions as to how accurate is is to say that he sold Ruth specifically to finance it, since it opened five years later and he was involved in a zillion other financial deals before and after Ruth's sale.)