And because it deserves its own post, Shanah Tovah!
'Shells'
Spike's Bitches 42: Which question do you want me to answer first?
[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.
Thanks, Kristin.
Joe is of the brilliant. Love the bunny dude! There was more, but I forgot to tab, and I really should be working. pffft. Somebody crack the whip... o wait. With this crowd, that could be something entirely different. nevermind.
Are those those pinwheel things?
Congrats on your winnings, Laga! I wish I were free tomorrow night, but alas...have a great time!
thanks! I'm crossing my fingers that taping is done in time. I have to pick up the tickets by 6:30 but google maps says it'll take me 54 seconds to get to Arclight from the TV studio and my day starts at 7:30 am so I'd be really surprised if they didn't let us out before 6.
oh, man, Laga, what I wouldn't give to be able to go to that screening. That's like my fave movie Of All Time.
Teppy, if your IBS acts like mine, you can go to the office and complain with odor and sound effects. I have been really impressed with some aspects of Kaiser, but you cannot reliably ever get anyone on the phone or leave a message that gets acted on, and their outside vendors for things like therapy also apparently never talk to Kaiser. The only thing that has made things better is that you can now e-mail your doctor and you can access your medical record, test results and prescription status online, thereby escaping the incompetent phone people. My neighbor, who's dealing with colon cancer, is older and I can't get her to use the e-mail, even though she does for other things. It's secured e-mail on their site, but she says, "I don't want that stuff on the internet." Honey, it's already on the internet.
That's horrifying, Omnis. There has never been a time in the last 50 years that "cripple" was socially acceptable. I should know; I beat up a number of people who called my sister that.
No, although sometimes in a crowd of just "us", I've been known to use it, although it makes me cringe when Dr. House does in mixed company. I never would do that.