And it looks like Ellis will get another shot at the cycle.....fricking extra innings.
'First Date'
Spike's Bitches 36: Did I Sully Our Good Name?
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Fuckin' Red Sox! Rassenfrassen pissing away another Haren gem bullpen.
Don't tempt me to turn on the game. I can't seem to get this essay written.
Do your homework missy. I got my paper done and turned in, so I'll keep an eye on the game for the both of us.
Argh!
Hey, anyone have any idea how common a name Tony Gama-Lobo is?
Because if one of my gifted program carpool partners became an award-winning TV writer, and another one is an elected official, I am going to seriously start feeling like a slack ass.
::goes back to googletorture::
And ELLIS HITS FOR THE CYCLE!!!!!
Did anybody watch "The Starter Wife"? I was going to ask before today sucked so badly, but I forgot. I thought it was funny, though.
Hey, anyone have any idea how common a name Tony Gama-Lobo is?
What do you want us to say?
Because if one of my gifted program carpool partners became an award-winning TV writer, and another one is an elected official, I am going to seriously start feeling like a slack ass.
Okay, why are you all hippie-chick about everything that makes more work for you, and then all Alex P. Keaton about your intellect vs. your career path?
Hey, anyone have any idea how common a name Tony Gama-Lobo is?
The good guys are always stalwart and true. The bad guys are easily distinguished by the pointy horns or black hats...?
Hey AmyLiz! - We're also looking in the borough... and everywhere else right now. I think Chestnut Hill may be interesting, but that's just from pictures. In West Chester, I just saw a farmhouse kind of thing that I can't believe I liked. But we're used to walking out our door and seeing lots of people, and walking to things, so suburbs - and driving - and especially Routes 30, 202, and 76 are not my favorite topics. We're hoping to be near enough to a train station that much of the commute is done for us, and we can maybe ditch a car.
I grew up in Wayne. That most places around Philly come equipped with their own real farmer's markets is a very ok thing. I like Delaware, Virginia, and Maryland all a lot better than Pennsylvania. I need open water somewhere nearby. But there are some things (farmer's markets, a reasonably well-planned public transportation system) that I've missed.
Living near a buffista or two would be awesome.
AmyLiz, West Chester is nice - and not too far from DC (they have TRAINS!). And it's funny about you growing up in Newark - my mother and sister live there now; nice town, but hard to get to without a car.
And, just for the cute.