Willow ,'Empty Places'
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.
This was in Ann Arbor. I've had a grudge against that city ever since.
Dude. It wasn't the Days Inn on Carpenter, was it? That place SUCKS.
Or, er, it did probably eight years ago.
In Earth Day news, my class and I sorted halfway through the big recycling can, getting rid of the trash and liquid in the bottles so I can start having it collected! Yaaaay!
"The UK has a very long established tradition that paying for sex is OK, it's a man's right," he said. But he said new research shows many men who visit prostitutes are not highly motivated, and could be dissuaded by penalties or education.
"They said it was like buying a curry at the grocery shop. The motivation is actually a lot lower than many people assume. They would buy sex if it was there -- if it's not there, they would go do something else," Matthews said.
Does the rest of the article even matter?
I have to deliver status at a meeting this afternoon, and no one's delivering status to me! Come on people! End this well!
They said it was like buying a curry at the grocery shop.
Wow. The number of things wrong with that statement is...I don't even know where to start.
Wow. The number of things wrong with that statement is...I don't even know where to start.
So you're saying it should have been "They said it was like buying a piece of meat at the grocery shop."
I think that they mean the difference between picking up a ready made meal and the hassle of going out.
To fight prostitution, some say target clients
Gee, YOU THINK?
I will possibly never be caught up in Bitches ever again.
I did post the solution to my Gulu-Gulu beer mystery in there, if you check it out! (just a couple minutes ago, don't panic).
Grrr! Why Flickr hates me and won't upload the pictures I really really want to upload to the interwebs?
Edit: I won.
crazedweaselshoppedupongoofballs party in my office. Auuuugggh.
Why is it so hard to find a place to recycle a (mostly) non-working old TV? Especially on Earth Day?
I think I finally found a place that will take TVs (most won't, or will charge), but I have to schlep it over there sometime between 8-5 during the week. Maybe I'll take a half-day off of work soon and take care of that and a few other errands.