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[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.
They had to give themselves a name, and one duo named themselves "Silent But Deadly".They'll end up being like one of those smells that announces it's presence and lingers past the point you could actually believe one could.
Not entirely unlike Keith Richards!
Jen, I'm definitely sending prayers and vibes for your friend.
Jen, much ~ma for your friend.
Sister's wedding in t-minus 53 hours.
Holy Sanctuary, Batman!!
t looks at To-Do list
runs around screaming and flailing
Yikes, Aimee! How exciting!
Lots of ~ma for your friend, Jen, and for you and the rest of the family she has and that she's made for herself.
Aimee, I hope that the screaming and flailing means you're having a great time helping to pull this great event together!
I went end-over-teakettle last night down the basement stairs and did a mid-air flip-flop to protect the puppy in my arms. She's fine, thank goodness, but I spent the rest of the evening icing my twisted ankle. I am only slightly gimpy today, and still hope to make it to a Christmas party at the Folger Shakespeare Library tonight.
Yikes, Sparky1.
Sending healing vibes your way.
still hope to make it to a Christmas party at the Folger Shakespeare Library tonight.
Puppy safe, you only moderately injured after what could have been a really bad fall plus with a plan to be somewhere marvellous tonight, definitely, Go Sparky!
In other news...
Canadian man gets $85K cell phone bill.
He signed up for a $10/mo unlimited plan, they gave him a new phone that lets you attach your computer, and he started downloading. He's fighting the charges.
Cell phone companies. Oy.
This bug is going around.
'Tis the season to go to trial?
I'm hoping Nora gets out OK today - the 1-3 inches we're supposed to get today that creeped to 2-4 inches yesterday has advanced to 4-6, possibly starting as early as noon.
I'm choosing to ignore the 6-10 someone was going on about at the train this morning until I hear it from an actual meteorologist. I swear, people in New England have memories of the weather as consistent as the weather up here itself. When did 4-6 inches (or even 6-10, honestly) become a "ton of snow" in a part of the country that has seen multiple multi-foot nor'easters in the course of a single winter? Any individual snow fall less than a foot prior to January is OK if it doesn't frell up holiday travel. Any snow after January can stay up in the sky, but less than a foot a storm is not that big a deal still.
t /snow hysteria rant