'Dirty Girls'
[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.
Yeah, I was so relieved that Tom made his landlord sign off on all the damage in the apartment when he moved in, because there was a lot. When the current landlord (the original landlord's daughter)saw the damage to the hardwoods when we were moving out I could see the gleam in her eye and I brought all that to her attention tout suite.
Sucks that you got screwed on it though- I bet they dinged the previous tenant too and never got it fixed.
Any advice on making him realize that "No, Dylan, dangerous!" is not a game?
I suppose you want to stay away from my sister's method of actually touching the hot burner. She didn't do it again, though. (I can't say anything. I once got my tongue stuck to an ice cube tray. I haven't made the mistake of putting my tongue on any cold metal since.)
Sweet Jesus, why isn't it Friday?
For some of us, it is.
That's not helping, is it?
Friends, our vw is glowing with the force of 10,000 radioactive suns. However, we did NOT talk about the Boy at ALL. Nuh-uh. We talked about politics, the economy, quantum theory, and, ummm... candy. And NPR! Yes.
The boy listens to NPR in the car.
Oh, wait. We didn't talk about the boy. That's right.
Nora is lovely, as always!
Steph, definitely call the doctor. That's ridiculous.
So what's his stand on carrots?
Let me ask him...
(actually nevermind. He's not on. I thought he jumped on AIM.)
That's not helping, is it?
Not really, no.
Oh, I saw earlier that people wanted a transcript of the drunk dialing. Unfortunately, I don't remember it very well. Though, I'm pretty sure there was something about a bear getting hit and causing police activity in my neighborhood. Ask Cass. It's her fault.
Yeah, I was so relieved that Tom made his landlord sign off on all the damage in the apartment when he moved in, because there was a lot. When the current landlord (the original landlord's daughter)saw the damage to the hardwoods when we were moving out I could see the gleam in her eye and I brought all that to her attention tout suite.
We have done it for every other apartment but not this last one. Not sure why. Probably because there was no other damage and we didn't think a half an inch cigarette burn was big enough to make note of. We already knew we had to clean the rug when we moved out, and everything else was freshly painted and new. With the interest added in, we're only $25 less than we started, so I guess it's not a big deal. We expected they would find something to charge us for.