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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.
I took a picture at the SF2F where Aimee and Em have on matching pink Chucks, although from the way Em's feet are splayed, her shoes aren't immediately obvious, but you *can* see them.
A) One of my favorite pics of us ever.
2) I am wearing those shoes RIGHT NOW AIFG!!
I do need new ones, though.
And in SuckAssTic news -- two people from Boss's Dad's company just got laid off. Yeowtch.
I'll add it, but only if it's okay with Aimee.
Totally fine with me!
So cyut! Did you add to that converse group?
Totally fine with me!
Done!
Think I'll use mine for my t singing and chipper Egypt triiiiip! t /sac
Or, you know, my crippling debt. Whatever.
I don't like the trend I'm seeing of not opening presents during birthday parties/baby showers. This has happened at the last three events I went to (cousin's daughter's 6th b-day, friend's daughter's 1st b-day, and another friend's baby shower). Why? I like to see the reaction to my gift and I like seeing all the other gifts. Getting a thank you card a week later is not the same thing! Is this truly a trend or is my crowd just whack?
there are a handful of other options that are effective against anaerobic bateria: chloramphenicol (Chloromycetin), imipenem (Primaxin), clindamycin (Cleocin), and cefoxitin (Mefoxin).
FYI, she finally wrote another prescription and it was the clindamycin, which is a rather unnervingly bright aqua. We'll see.
Dear Home Depot garden checkout person:
If a person is planning to take her truck to pick up mulch, you should not make her a receipt and send her on her way if the mulch pick-up area is un-employeed and padlocked shut. Having to repark and haul the mulch out myself makes me very cranky.
Also, could Home Depot shoppers possibly remember that, no matter how intently you're contemplating your purchase, you're doing it in the middle of an aisle?
Me
I don't like the trend I'm seeing of not opening presents during birthday parties/baby showers. This has happened at the last three events I went to (cousin's daughter's 6th b-day, friend's daughter's 1st b-day, and another friend's baby shower). Why? I like to see the reaction to my gift and I like seeing all the other gifts. Getting a thank you card a week later is not the same thing! Is this truly a trend or is my crowd just whack?
This happened at a wedding I went to last year (or the year before, can't remember exactly), but I'm not sure if that's uncommon. Birthday parties I totally don't get (don't know a thing about showers).