Heather:
We had a few atheists in our church, probably some pagans- though I'm not sure they were in the strictest sense (if there's such a thing as orthodox paganism).
Gudanov:
I think there was a website, apparently it involves really bad webpage design.
Jessica:
Modern paganism is like fanfic. The answer is
always
yes.
erika
on papal succession:
I meant, should he reach an end within the next few years that the next guy be more vital and less frightening. Not that he should take a long walk off a short dais.
tommyrot:
Today I took the CTA L to work. The L is not as good as Metra. One example of this is that I've never smelled urine on a Metra train, but it happens once in a while on the L. Like today. So not only did I smell urine during my first train ride, but I've since discovered that I have taken on the urine smell. Yes, I smell like someone else's urine.
Coincedentally, I am wearing one of my
Urinetown
t-shirts. I think I shall try to avoid people today.
ita:
My only first-hand knowledge of potty training was the epiphany when I realised my childhood was over (slightly melodramatic child, I was). Then I realised that I was so far the only one that
knew
I was potty trained -- so I peed on the carpet one last time for auld lang syne.
msbelle getting to the crotch crux of the problem in Natter:
joe boucher:
Not an Onion headline: Some see Virgin Mary in underpass stain.
msbelle:
I read that as underpants.
In Minearverse:
Allyson: I've already written his Emmy acceptance speech. He says some nice things about my hair in it.
Betsy HP: Yes, but does he remember to thank his massage therapist, his chiropractor, and his acupuncturist?
Allyson: No, Betsy. But he does remember to thank his parents, God and Ayn Rand.