River ,'War Stories'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Hec, that is incredibly cool.
Oh, I know, but I just like to click my friends list. I don't mean that to sound cranky at you, Andi. Thank you for the suggestion. I just want the world to bow to my whims. Also, I want LJ to stop calling the Friends List a "Friends" list. I want them to call it a reading list.
IIRC, you name the filter "default" and Bob shall become your uncle. (IOW, you'll be able to just click your flist like before, but there will be No Stinking Feeds.)
Well, I still love the dress, but $50 for something that may not work is hard to swallow.
I am also awful about returning stuff that doesn't fit, and I am pretty sure the brown will fit...
Happy belated birthday to Steph!
I saw Eddie Izzard on Friday night. I wasn't familiar with his work prior to this (friends bought the tix). He was not in drag. He was v. v. cute. I was expecting him to be more edgy what with the drag and all that, but his routine was more sweet/cute funny.
IOrandomN, I am replacing the word "awesome" with the word "brilliant" in my vocabulary.
I am replacing the word "awesome" with the word "brilliant" in my vocabulary.
Fantastic!
Am full of gronk and crankiness. This is not good. I know I slept last night, but I'm so ready for a nap. We have two games ahead of us and a team dinner at "Texas Roadhouse".
Gloomcookie - I have found Brit-speak creeping into my vocabulary. I love using "brilliant".
IIRC, you name the filter "default" and Bob shall become your uncle. (IOW, you'll be able to just click your flist like before, but there will be No Stinking Feeds.)
Thanks, Plei. I tried that once before, but it never stuck for some reason. It was a long time ago, and I was just trying to filter out communities at the time, I think. It was a long time before I had so many feeds.
I've never had an uncle named Bob, as strange as that seems. I hope he likes carrots.
I have found Brit-speak creeping into my vocabulary. I love using "brilliant".
Having recently rewatched the BBC The Office and now seeing Mr. Izzard, my love of Brit-speak is looming large. Also I've decided I hate the word awesome. It needed a replacement. Brilliant is it.
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ND and I are going to see Eddie Izzard this week--he's playing in the theatre that ND has a show up in currently (Jonathan Larsen's Tick Tick Boom), so we can watch Izzard from the sound booth after the play ends...and maybe meet him! I'm trying not to be too excited.
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Cool! That's where we saw him, too. That's a nice theater. The attached pub was also great.