I was up at 5 because the dog got up and I tried to see if he'd just go back to sleep but the big cat kept rubbing against him and blocking his path to his sleepin' chair and so I had to get up and take him outside. Which these days involves carrying him downstairs. Then he decided to eat all his food when he came back in and I had to wait for him to come back upstairs (if I left him down while I went back to sleep he'd pace around downstairs all confused about where I was). poor old elderly dog...but dag I'm tired.
River ,'Objects In Space'
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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.
Somehow, though, Hef came across as very sexless.
ITA. He often seems a bit doddering, and a little bemused by what his girls get up to.
Hey, there's a wikipedia entry on the girls next door: [link]
My dhow dent is mostly gone now...
I just went for coffee break and I wanted a scone. A plain scone, or maybe one with cheddar, nothing fancy. The only scone options at the coffee place by work were blueberry and sour cherry & mango. I totally stood there looking at the tarted up scones thinking "Just eat a muffin whitey!" and cracked myself up.
Oh. Oh. I just jacked up my knee so bad I almost puked. And then I burned my hand on coffee. I think Wednesday is trying to take me out.
My most traumatic scone experience was when I was in New Zealand, and bit into a scone, and it had bits of ham in it.
My most traumatic scone experience was when I was in New Zealand, and bit into a scone, and it had bits of ham in it.
Suicidal pig tried to jam the evil scone machine?
Oooh, that sounds tasty.
But not if you're not expecting it.
We went out to lunch at a new place this weekend, which was decent, but the best part was the bread they brought to the table, which included biscuits with green onion, cheese, and bacon baked into them.
My most traumatic scone experience was when I was in New Zealand, and bit into a scone, and it had bits of ham in it.
I do love a ham and cheese scone. But if you're not expecting meat in your baked goods, that would be narsty.
From eBay - awesome art....
Original Art- Linocut -Very Limited - Muppet Propaganda
It's done in early Soviet propaganda poster style:
This piece is called "Invincible" and depicts an army of Berts, ideal soldiers for the motherland, looking ahead, undaunted, unstoppable, and slightly grumpy.