There are a few people at work who do the whole teeth cleaning ritual at lunch. Ok, I guess I understand it, but I hate sharing the bathroom with them. I have to pee!
Also, children of Jamaican dignitaries marry! Reminds me of ita: [link]
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There are a few people at work who do the whole teeth cleaning ritual at lunch. Ok, I guess I understand it, but I hate sharing the bathroom with them. I have to pee!
Also, children of Jamaican dignitaries marry! Reminds me of ita: [link]
Oh, god. I can never get married. My writeup wouldn't sound as cool as that. Well, the bit with my parents (dignitary!) would be okay. But I'd be letting the side down.
That's what I'll tell my mother when she next harasses me.
Oh, and I can haz cheezburger?
Thank god other people mis-heard, too! I wonder what made Charmed choose that as a theme song-- they were heirs, but it was about three sisters! I think there was a son later on....
Ah! How Soon is Now! How can you tell if someone is singing those words wrong. They sound exactly alike-to me anyway.
I think I quoted it in an email, maybe -- I had written it down, I recall, and I was emailing the person in an early dating context when something like that can give you some serious demerits. Well, everything turned out ok, obviously.
Ok, I guess I understand it, but I hate sharing the bathroom with them. I have to pee!
This is what I'm saying. She's standing there forever, silently flossing!
I had the same mondegreen.
Me three, or four or five or whatever we're up to. Which leads to another perennial Buffista discussion, regional differences in word sounds. Is there anyone for whom "son and heir" sounds distinctly different from "sun and air"? Is it just a USian confusion, and all the Brit Buffistas are reading all this and saying, "I love you dearly, but duh" under their breaths?
When I floss at work, I floss at my desk. I know some people might find that gross, but I can't floss in front of mirrors, because I get the left-right thing confused all the time.
I am so ready to go home now.
I've never watched Charmed. Are the sisters all really shy? What does the song have to do with the show, besides the sisters being human and (I assume) wanting love?
I always thought it was cool that it worked either as "sun/air" and "son/heir." I assumed it was intentional.
What does the song have to do with the show, besides the sisters being human and (I assume) wanting love?
They are witches, so I thought the sun and air was some reference to witchiness/magic.
ETA- and the shy thing doesn't appear in the credits, the only words they use are
I am the son, I am the heir
I am human and I need to be loved,
just like everyone else does
see i've already waited too long
and all my hope is gone