Sounds like a pretty good practice, even if they don't want to play vampire yet.

Every single mammal in the apartment is sneezing. I'm pretty sure it's related to having the windows open 24/7. Or 24/14. Whichever. In any case, cats dealing with snot is a little gross. They don't exactly use a kleenex.

Kat, insent about that question I asked my sister.

eta: and yes, in the msg I forwarded she does call me "Hank." I was supposed to be her little brother.

Kat, did he refuse to do a blood test because most of the population has antibodies?

I just snorted something awful. Bones has apparently killed off an astronaut who worked on a Hubble servicing mission.

I wonder if I should ask the crew for the next one who are coming up next week about it. Heh.

Oh crap, this might bring out the weirdos accusing me of withholding info. Hopefully most of them don't watch Bones.

Oh, hey! Hubble's public outreach site [link] won 2 Webbies (Webbys?) in the science category. That's kinda cool.

Irrespective, I'm sure I could get some fictitious doc to do it for me.

Dr. Drake Ramore would totally do it.

I think I have Robin to blame for the fact that I just ate the whole box of dark chocolate Raisinettes, right? They were so healthy, I couldn't stop!

I think I have Robin to blame for the fact that I just ate the whole box of dark chocolate Raisinettes, right?

We've all got to pick up the slack for Robin.

I think so, Jesse.

Wheee! I get to go home soon, and by home, I really mean the comic store and then to buy syringes.

YAY

May you confuse a young pharmacist, Lee.

Um, ok, this is funny. I always joke that whenever the rest of tv bores me, PBS serves up a particular documentary on Pompeii, which I watch. I've seen it countless times. I was just thinking of that. I flip to PBS...and it is a NEW (to me) docu on Herculaneum (also buried by Vesuvius' eruption.) It's a variation on my Pompeii-ocity!

Wow. Chicago has been eaten by a fog monster.