Last year, at least 37 people died after jumping from the bridge, a suicide every 10 days. Yet for seven decades, the Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District has pushed aside evidence that prompted the construction of effective barriers on other bridges and landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Aurora Bridge in Seattle, the Bloor Street Viaduct in Toronto, the District's Duke Ellington Bridge and, most recently, the Cold Spring Canyon Bridge outside Santa Barbara, Calif.
Last I checked, we hadn't built the damn barriers yet on the Aurora Bridge. (I'm all for bridge barriers, for the record. Especially on that bridge.)
Did we cover the WaPo piece on how dumb women are?
I was too busy not doing my office job and talking about Botox and generally being D-U-M dumb. Oh yeah.
I was disappointed they failed to mention the cooties....
They were implied. I don't think I have any particular female skills in making a house a home; my specialty is making a house a library.
What the hell does "making a house a home" really mean, anyway? As far as I'm concerned, once the boxes are unpacked, the pictures are on the walls and the internet is hooked up, it's a home.
I was too busy not doing my office job and talking about Botox and generally being D-U-M dumb.
I just sent you fannish gossip. You know, like we girls do, because we don't have the brainpower to talk about anything important and manly.
I just sent you fannish gossip. You know, like we girls do, because we don't have the brainpower to talk about anything important and manly.
I shall let out a girly shriek of glee and go read the gossip rather than work on accounting reports or updating a tech manual, because as a silly female, I lack sufficient grey matter and would probably just boob them up anyway. Because I have boobs! Tee hee.
I don't think I have any particular female skills in making a house a home; my specialty is making a house a library.
Ginger, can I tag this? 'Cause, well, me too! (I've been at my current apartment for nearly two years and still haven't put anything on the walls.
Sure, Kathy. The people who've been to my house will attest to its book overload.
book overload
I'm way too dum to understand those words
As far as I'm concerned, once the boxes are unpacked, the pictures are on the walls and the internet is hooked up, it's a home.
and frankly, the pictures and most of the boxes are optional.
The people who've been to my house will attest to its book overload.
the glorious bookiness!
I just realized: there's a starbucks in the strip mall up the road that also has a Barnes&Noble. Which also has a starbucks inside (& right by the door.) They are the same sized. That's just bizarre.
There is a corner in NYC where you can sit at the window in one Starbucks and look at two others (one is a B&N).
