'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.
Humus and soy crips. What a culinary world in which Kat lives.
What comes after bitter? I mean, on a scale that goes naive, worldly, jaded, bitter...what comes next? And are there superpowers? Cash prizes? I want to know what I have to look forward to.
tommy, you should some of the Future Cruiser proposals floating around. Rail guns, missile cells in the auxiliary hulls, a flight deck for 12-18 V/STOL drones for air cover and ground attack, along with carrying two autonomous submersibles to provide to prevent enemy submarines from approaching the cruiser. With hyper-cavitating torpedoes, of course...
Ooh, time to ask for a massive raise, Sophia!
TIED FOR THIRD! And guess who was credited with our stunning placement? THIS GUY! I carried the team to third place in a highly competitive trivia field!
...is anyone else a little confused by bon bon referring to herself as a guy?
In other news: I took a hard look at the outside of the building, and indeed. There are vines where I think my kitchen is (it's complicated by the stairwell placement being confusing, spatially). Which means the random greenery grwoing OUT OF MY CABINET is coming THROUGH THE WALL. Eep? I need to find the number for my landlord...
With hyper-cavitating torpedoes, of course...
Would any other sort of torpedo do?
I was spared having to google littoral by tommy's link, but no such luxury here...
One theory I've read about says that in the future, any surface ship anywhere can be located by satellite and immediately targeted by long-range missile. According to that view, the only warships will be submarines.
With hyper-cavitating torpedoes
That's what she said.
I didn't know what "littoral" was until I read the article, but I knew what hyper-cavitating torpedoes were.
Roadrunner keeps crapping out on me! Last night it told me it couldn't find google, now it's being pissy about IMDB.com. The weird thing is that it's taking me to a roadrunner page to tell me about it.
God, I just wanted to read Loni Anderson's bio. I guess I'll see if wikipedia exists tonight.
Meara, your cabinets sound very HG Wells right now.
ita! I totally got excited when I was 11 and someone gave me Elizabeth Gaskell's book for my birthday. 'cause, you know, it's my last name and all. So I totally thought it was about me.
I didn't get too excited when I visited Cranford, NJ, though. Imagine that. Cranford, England is a bit more exciting, but not much.
Now I want hummus.
Funky16 Corners is a blog/podcast of classic and rare soul 45s. Good stuff! Put some Soulville into your workday.
Fabulous!
What comes after bitter?
Curmudgeon?