I don't understand what the dude didn't get about it being on par with getting harassed on the subway.
It's basically his own version of Mardi Gras, isn't it?
'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
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.
I don't understand what the dude didn't get about it being on par with getting harassed on the subway.
It's basically his own version of Mardi Gras, isn't it?
Which one is tonight? I've lost track of your schedule.
Empires. I'm going to watch their set, take some pictures if I can, possibly mock them to their faces if there's time, and then run away from them before they can give me mono. And before Al the impossibly hot bassist can tell me something gross that I didn't need to know. To ice the foot that hates me from standing for 11 hours a day and pogoing because Gerard Way told me to.
I wish this was the kind of world where say, 'Wow, I'd like to punch you in the face,' and people would understand that it's not a way of reducing you to a set of bruises and ignoring the rest of you, but rather a way of saying that I may not yet know your mind, but your face inspires passion.
this.
Krav shall set you free.
vote we set Krav free unto the OSBP.
dried cranberries:
DH is trying to text me in l33t. iz funnee. and wrong.
lung clam
Well that's a new one on me. So gross, yet evocative.
Before I committ any more comma abuse, please punctuate this sentence:
Constituency records are the private records of the Minister, and therefore are outside the scope of this procedure.
Take out the comma. You don't need it in between the compound verb.
Though I would probably switch "therefore" and "are."
Constituency records are the private records of the Minister and are therefore outside the scope of this procedure.
I need to find an image of a very minor character from Cecil B. Demented - anyone have any ideas?
Thanks Dana.
I get stupid about commas and often have to go back and take half of them out when I reread something I've written.
Today's Unshelved is quite timely in light of the OSBP: [link]