'Underneath'
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.
If smoking were a requirement of the job, i wouldn't want to get hired. Doing shots during the interview, that I could handle.
If anyone has presses to stop, I actually cooked tonight. Made a huge mess as per usual, but I got at least 2 nights' worth of vermicelli with zucchini, shrimp, and pesto sauce out of the bargain. Also, I watched the Kathy Griffin comedy special where she talked about Barbra Steisand on Oprah and going to see Clay Aiken in concert. It was hilarious.
re this week's HEX: EWWWW-- real life ear worm ewww!
and going to see Clay Aiken in concert. It was hilarious.
Oh, I love that part! Girl is very funny.
If smoking were a requirement of the job, i wouldn't want to get hired. Doing shots during the interview, that I could handle.
If the shot was strong enough, I'd use the cigarette to light it on fire.
Tonight I went to listen to Mechelle Goldberg, author of Kingdom Coming: The Rise of Christian Nationalism It was funny and depressing. OK, Michelle was funny - her talk was depressing.
Good book, though. Yet surprisingly depressing.
Surprisingly?
Where was she? I've been meaning to get that book.
At the offices of In These Times magazine. 2040 N Milwaukee.
Drat, I should have sent something to the Midwest mail list....
A day late, but cool soltice story: [link]
Perkins: ewwww. And ummm, was there a Brandon ? Because my digital cable thingy said something about there being one but all I saw was Troy and Azalea. I wasn't paying attention -- I had the tv on while I was on the phone discussing IMPORTANT STUFF about Supernatural. I think it's possibly the better way to watch the show -- at least until the surreal stuff happens. I saw a promo where one of the gargoyles moves -- so I still have some hopes.
I'm with Bon Bon on that stat being bullshit. That would amount to ~$384 per employee average over the ~130 million people employed in the U.S.
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Crime is estimated to cost the U.S. economy between 100 and 110 billion annually. (And that includes murders and such.) And almost half of that is people stealing office supplies?
Sumi, what is the jackass male friend's name? Was that Brandon?
I still have hopes as well, but it is getting harder. It's kind of fun to watch it and Supernatural on the same day though.