Well, I have the history that says a medium caliber firearm is sometimes the first thing that comes to mind when dealing with spiders, but everyone seems to be universal in their disapproval of that plan.
Mal ,'Heart Of Gold'
Spike's Bitches 37: You take the killing for granted.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Also I need a much better camera than the one on my phone. I can't get close enough to the thing to take a decent picture.
edit: and clearly she does not read her own press. That vestibule is not an out-of-the-way spot! People go in and out of there every day.
Ideally, I lean toward the liberal libertarian side of life. However, I also know that I can't trust people to do the right thing. so think a benign dictatorship with me at the head is a good idea. And then I realize that there are too many things I don't care about and don't want to live with - so i have to deal with our version of representational govt-and convince people one by one that I know what I am talking about. ( that isn't going to work either, is it. )
I'm for public education - but more importantly I'd love to see a real federal standard -so that there can be a a variey of ways used to meet the standard
hurray Susan! What a great thing to know you are doing a good job and creating a reader!
I am mixed when it comes to 'free time' on buses ,planes, BART etc. I read, daydream, watch dvds, and sleep.
God, Susan, that's fab. Go Team Role Model!
Their parents don't read; no one on television reads. Television homes rarely have bookshelves.
See, my parents don't read, and the only bookshelves in the house are in my room. But they always read to me when I was little, and I remember the moment when I realised I couldn't wait until the next day to find out what happened next in the Famous Five adventure, and got up, switched the light back on, fished the book out from under the pillow and kept reading.
Meanwhile - Ahoy there, me hearties! It's International Talk Like A Pirate Day! Avast! Aaaarrrr! Swab the decks! Where's the rum gone?
I'm proud of myself that I know enough spanish to warn the janitor not to touch the dangerous spider.
edit: For me Talk Like a Pirate day is still a few hours away but I'm already sad because my preliminary "aaaarggh!"s are making me cough.
Well, I have the history that says a medium caliber firearm is sometimes the first thing that comes to mind when dealing with spiders, but everyone seems to be universal in their disapproval of that plan.
Bad, connie! Bad!
I just assumed Connie was dealing with some very large spiders, possibly armed themselves.
I just assumed Connie was dealing with some very large spiders, possibly armed themselves.
Or, you know, armored. Pound for pound, spider armor is stronger than steel.
Well, I have the history that says a medium caliber firearm is sometimes the first thing that comes to mind when dealing with spiders, but everyone seems to be universal in their disapproval of that plan.
I don't disapprove of that plan! But then, my plan used to be hairspray and a lighter. Now my plan is Shriek Like a Crazy Woman, Then Wait for Pete to Get Rid of It. Less chance of setting the house on fire.
If I'm making a sign is it arana peligroso or peligrosa? I know there's a thingy over the n.