Xander ,'Chosen'
[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.
I just had the following phone conversation with a friend who's coming over tonight to watch Avatar:
"Hi!"
"Hi. Are you allergic to anything?"
"No, not...that I know of."
"Do you dislike nuts?"
"I...quite like nuts, actually."
"Do you prefer milk chocolate or dark chocolate?"
"I'm on a dark chocolate kick right now."
"That...makes you awesome."
"Thank you. I like being awesome."
"Okay, that's all I needed. I'll call you later."
I love my friends.
quality assurance cleanup
ita with the wet-work...ominous
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My eyes are bugging me, I hate wearing glasses, no one is at work, I have a ton of school crap to do, and I want to go home but I can't because there are workmen there.
Obviously you need to rest your eyes by shopping for shoes!
I like the way you think, Toddson.
My eyes are bugging me, too, GC. But mine's more of a "dear dog, my eye sockets hurt from the tired."
Thanks, I was pretty sure E was right, but I've gotten burned on using the wrong one before
I know there is a really good mnemonic for this. I just can't, er, remember it right now.
I know there is a really good mnemonic for this. I just can't, er, remember it right now.
a very easy noun
affect verb, effect noun
Except both words can be both parts of speech.
Except both words can be both parts of speech.
I use "effect" as a verb all the time. (Properly, that is.) (I probably didn't need to explain that, but I felt that I should.)