In one part of his speech, he talked about the safety rule that they wear fire-resistant clothing. It was hot, he said, and he had gotten in the habit of rolling up his sleeves. He then rolled up his sleeves and showed the scar tissue that stopped at the line to where his sleeves were rolled. By the end, I don't think there was a dry eye.
'Safe'
Natter 55: It's the 55th Natter
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.
Shakespeare had a line about armor "that scalds with safety."
Right on! Chris Dodd just won his fillibuster and Reid has just pulled the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act from the floor of the Senate - the one giving retroactive immunity to telecoms who illegally complied with DOJ info requests.
Shame on you, Harry Reid!
Go Dodd.
My problem at the moment is (a) have to finish a bunch of writing by tomorrow so I get paid; (b) my friend Chip sent me some really delicious toffee. Which I can't stop eating. But I haven't had dinner.
But it's soooo good.
If Lee were around she'd save me from my toffee.
You need the toffee for energy.
Candy for dinner is one of the perks of being a grownup. Of course, then you feel crappy after.
If Lee were around she'd save me from my toffee.
Wuh?
OMG. I accidentally started watching 100 best songs of the 90s on VH1, and I swear to god, if the songs in 100-90 are this awesome (Gett Off, This Is How We Do It, Stay), I am going to have to tape the whole thing. Luckily, it's not all on tonight.
So far the most shocking fandom secret yet. At least the one that made me spit up.
Damn, that ain't right.
OMG. 911 is a Joke. I totally have this cassingle.
I'll stop now.