Apparently not. My most recent requests were just shy of bitchy. I suspect he's being willfully clueless.
Xander ,'Selfless'
Natter 45: Smooth as Billy Dee Williams.
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.
Happy Mark of the Beast day!
semi - early day. Thank goodness for good sleep though.
I had ridiculously vivid dreams. I am drawing up the plans for the cabin I had in my dream, it was really cute.
Morning or insert relevant greeting here.
Yesterday I saw Eric Dane (aka Dr. McSteamy or Multiple Man from X-Men 3) walking down the street...
Of course, I didn't know who it was until Sue clued me in this morning.
He's married to Rebecca Gayheart! Whoda'thunk it?
Happy Mark of the Beast day!
Unless it was last Thursday.
According to the radio:
At 6:06:06, the temperature in Minneapolis was 66 degrees Fahrenheit.
At 6:06:06, the temperature in Minneapolis was 66 degrees Fahrenheit.
Well, I think that settles where the antichrist is being born.
My brother's brewpub (The Alchemist, Waterbury, VT -- go visit [pimp, pimp]) brewed a dark IPA for debut today. This is the e-mail he sent me about it:
tuesday (6/6/06) our new beer, The Mortal Sin, is coming out. it is 6.66% alcohol and 66 ibu's. the logo is a demon that looks a whole lot like dick cheney. yes, i am sending you one next week.
(Note: he's not sending me a beer, damn it; he's sending me a t-shirt with the demon/Cheney logo on it, which is just as good.)
It's mentioned in the second paragraph on this page: [link]
Considering the date, this story is doubly awesome:
Rock star Meat Loaf is suing the man who wrote his most famous song in a row about who "owns" the title.
The musician claims he - and not Jim Steinman - should hold the rights to the phrase Bat Out of Hell.
Meat Loaf - whose real name is Marvin Lee Aday - is claiming more than $50m (£26.7m) in damages and has also named his manager David Sonenberg in the case.
He claims both are trying to disrupt the release of Bat Out of Hell III.
The musician claims he - and not Jim Steinman - should hold the rights to the phrase Bat Out of Hell.
I trust he's also sued Norway, the Cayman Islands, and the State of Michigan. All of which have towns named Hell.