Okay, here's the whole un asterisked story:

Dude, someone needs to learn how to count their asterisks! Not that I really have anything else to do this morning other than think up derogatory three-letter words ending in 'e'.

Not that I really have anything else to do this morning other than think up derogatory three-letter words ending in 'e'.

Seriously! It's either that or think of how cold my toes are (but how I'm too lazy to go upstairs and get another pair of socks)

My friend suggested "hoe"

I was thinking along the lines of "effing bee" like when you're in fifth grade and want to call someone a fucking bitch, but can't quite bring yourself to do it.

Not that I had that problem, personally.

Jared Leto is a t*lentless douch*. Or so I've heard.

Well, considering what a froot loop in eyeliner Leto's been lately, I figured that word could've been anything.

ION, I was deemed to be a fit parent in my one month post placement review.

Well, YEAH!

Well, considering what a froot loop in eyeliner Leto's been lately, I figured that word could've been anything.

Absolutely.

Crap. My family and in-laws are now under a blizzard warning (NE Indiana). They're looking at 10-15 inches of snow with blowing and single digit temperatures. Glad I decided to come home on Sunday night rather than yesterday or today.

Don't know how many people follow the news from Utah, but we made the BBC news with this last night. Gunman killed five, wounded several, was killed at a local mall.

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What's shocking me is not that this happened, but that people are surprised it happened. People in this area seem to think that the nasty bad things can't get them here, and it blinds them to things--until an 18-year-old packs up his armory and goes to the local Hard Rock and environs and opens up.

People are fixating on the trenchcoat he was wearing and are consoling themselves that he was obviously one of *those* sorts, like Columbine, so they can continue to ignore the angst of their own "average" kids. That's what frustrates me, local people get smacked in the face with full-bore reality but they quickly tidy it out of the way so they can get back to their sanitized daydream about what they think the world is like. Until the next eruption of reality.

connie, that was all over the news here, this morning. How awful.

Okay, here's the whole un asterisked story: >[link]

I hunted that up early this morning, trying to solve the **e, but couldn't find anything that could fit, and didn't bother to link.

My favorite comment from that blog is this one:

Oz Wilkinson says:

October 28th, 2006 at 11:58 am

Here’s what was actually said. I was totally there and heard it with my own ears.

JL: Why are you like this??

EW: Like what?

JL: Like..how you are.

::Waits to see who gets it::

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First of all, Yay Allyson!

I say the Utah story this morning on the red CNN banner, that is truely awful.

People are fixating on the trenchcoat he was wearing and are consoling themselves that he was obviously one of *those* sorts

Yes, because normal people wouldn't wear a trenchcoat.

This last weekend was adventures in plumbing. I replaced our kitchen faucet, repaired a leak from our dishwasher, and had our water heater that started leaking badly replaced (water heaters are above my plumbing ability). While I was at it, my wife had me add a water filtration system for our kitchen with it's own bitty faucet. That's enough pluming to last me a long while.

Also, I was told about this website. Mr. Deity Warning, could be offensive to religious types, but maybe not, it's pretty mild

Hmph. I have to say, that guy was a lot more appealing when he could keep his mouth shut, playing Jordan Catalano. I mean, it was irritating that he was this object of adoration with the IQ of a shrubbery, but at least he was pretty and inoffensive.