ita in Natter, on a Guilty Pleasures sort of video discussion:
I'm the corner with the Debarge folk. Is there anything more transportingly lyrical than "Rhythm Of The Night?" Plus, Jheri Curl. You can't beat that with a stick. Mostly because the stick will dissolve.
in an e-mail to me
Aha! (I didn't think I'd said anything about my hair recently. Was confused. Better now.)
Oh. My. God. Thanks for the "Dogs in Elk" link. So unlikely, and yet, so typical of dogs.
My folks have a 7-pound Pomeranian that thinks it's a mighty hunter. It kills the tiny moles and voles that live in their lawn and buries them swiftly.
My folks have a 7-pound Pomeranian that thinks it's a mighty hunter. It kills the tiny moles and voles that live in their lawn and buries them swiftly.
Seriously. Your dog needs a good efficiency consultant. Burying moles is just duplicating effort.
Billytea, on the other hand, has efficient posting down. He just posts the COMM'able posts in COMM.
Allyson, going to bat for Firefly:
I just had a brief fantasy that we could collect a ton of cash, buy some stock in FOX, and when they canceled, move it to another network and tell them we'd put it back when and if there was a DVD. In my dream, we had a million dollars, and I had a tinfoil hat shaped like an ass.
flea sets it up, Aimee hits it out of the park.
What IS it with Meg Ryan? First Russell Crowe, and now John Cusack? There is something about that woman I'm not getting.
Yes, but most of the men in Hollywood are, it seems.
Allyson,
in Natter:
Stonehenge Depicts Female Genitalia, Researchers Say
This explains why it was so difficult for researches to figure it out. I bet over the gazillions of years people have been studying this, this is the first dude that ever saw female genetalia.
This is why it is so important to go down.