Farley pointed out the results don't mean people in Philadelphia are ugly or the city is a bad place to visit
Except at least one of these points is true enough in my opinion. And since both are opinions...
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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Farley pointed out the results don't mean people in Philadelphia are ugly or the city is a bad place to visit
Except at least one of these points is true enough in my opinion. And since both are opinions...
I hope the scary falling stops, ita. Eek.
Toothbrush story is ick. My MiL said she got a button out of Owen's nose a few weeks ago--he snotted it out during a crying jag. Never realized it was up there.
On the manliness list, never rescued a boater, never performed CPR or hooked up an HDTV. Done everything else.
There was a news story a while ago - a year? - about a guy who was using a nail gun and, yup, shot a nail up his nose. If I remember correctly, he went into the ER, was x-rayed, and they removed the nail with minimal damage.
We've reached the time of year when it's kind of chilly outside, but the A/C is still on in the buildings.
I hate this time of year.
Signed,
I Know I Have Feet, But Damned If I Can Feel Them
I may not be very manly, but I'm pretty sure I could survive a zombie apocalypse. Suck on that, Popular Mechanics!
Huh. Philly is one of my favorite places in the whole world, because I lived there for 8 very happy years. I've never thought of it or its people as ugly, except for the handful of areas that are really falling apart at the seams, and most big cities have those.
We've reached the time of year when it's kind of chilly outside, but the A/C is still on in the buildings.
I feel you Dana, in the sense of not feeling anything in my extremities also. I still have on my trench.
My feet are somewhat numb, but I suppose that's my fault, as I'm still wearing sandals....
The following video link (via Making Light) is either very effective satire, or has a target market (pun intended) of future Darwin Award winners.