I wonder if I should go home early. Because I am actually looking at the space underneath my desk and wondering if my cell phone has an alarm, because surely no one would miss me for an hour.
Natter Five-O: Book 'Em, Danno.
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.
Frank! Why you gotta harsh my buzz so fast? Let a girl dream, willya?
Shrift, I bet your phone does. Get on down there.
Into the corner with Frank!
Haven't watched yet. Happy I read the whitefont. The first white font.
No reason to share it other than pure geekiness.
It's the kind of geekiness I can support.
(am having difficulty coming up with kinds of geekiness I can't support)
Is it possible to be a creationist, or a fixed-earth geek?
Is it possible to be a creationist, or a fixed-earth geek?
I would say not.
(Dunno why. I just do.)
eta: Maybe it's because geekiness typically involve those things known as "facts."
Poor Ethelred. He was really called Ethelred the Unraed, which means uncounseled or possibly badly counseled.
(There's no geek like a geek who took two semesters of Old English.)
Ethelred the Unraed
Now I want to call him Ethel the Unleaded.
Shrift, I bet your phone does. Get on down there.
I am so tempted to crawl under my desk and nap, ita. If I had a job where I actually needed to Get Shit Done, I would so do that right now.
If I can just power through the next four hours somehow, I'm going to bed when I get home, and I'll be setting the alarm for tomorrow.