William ,'Conversations with Dead People'
[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.
Note to cat owners--do not leave bidding sites open and go to the bathroom when you have a cat who walks on keyboards. That would have been a tricky conversation to have with the people and the $300,000 Buy It Now purchase Amon Ra nearly made.
This goes for the parents of toddlers, too.
Gah. stupid recruiter man seems to have stupid cowoorkers. if you cant tell me where the starbucks is, beyond "by some stores", thats bad. if your alternate suggestuon is "bahama breeze"? thats worse.
Looks like ND may not be able to come home Sunday after all. Sigh.
Looks like ND may not be able to come home Sunday after all. Sigh.
Are we going to have to send somebody to get medeival on the Mouse with a pair of pliers and a blowtorch?
Aims, I'd also like to see your autism paper. Also, {{{Aims}}}
Insent to profile address, Aimee.
ETA: Why do we say insent again? Really, it's just sent. I'm not sure what makes it insent.
Maybe, Frank. At this point we've seen each other two (separate) weeks out of the last two months. And this is a flat rate job, so he's not getting any more money for the work he's done.
For the record, the money isn't great. This is a gateway job. I thought the gateway led to more work, but I'm beginning to think it actually leads to hell. Devils with mouse ears.
Why do we say insent again?
Lost in the sands of time. Or, at any rate, when I asked the same question years ago, the only answer I got was "it means sent".
I think the "in" comes from "incoming."