'Sleeper'
[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.
DJ, best of luck finding a new job that knows how to use your talents.
Daniel, thank goodness you weren't hurt, and that the driver and his buddy were blabbermouths.
((Shir + family))
Yum, french toast... I wonder if my DH took last night's challah to the park to nosh on while he's running the pup.
Shir, I'm so sorry you're all going through this and am sending all my ~ma for your sister's safe return home on this and every other leave.
Did you see where I mentioned before that Bob Gendron, who wrote the Gentlemen book is the husband of a good friend of mine? I'd love to pass your reaction or any comments along to him if it's okay with you.
Daniel, great news that they caught the guys and it looks like there's insurance.
So much safety~ma for your sister, Shir.
Thanks guys.
Yeah, I remembered someone on this board is a friend of his wife (Ann, right? It's in the book). You're welcome to pass anything I'll post here about the book, though I think I'll mostly post about it (once I'll finish reading it) on my very specific Gutter Twins/Twilight Singers/Afghan Whigs board over at Scott Ford Radio, where I'm also one of the mods. There's a thread about it, so.
Which reminds me - I think Gutter Twins have 3 more shows in U.S. (East Coast), and that's it for the next few years. I know a Twilight Singers album is next, but seriously, I think everyone is oughta see the Dulli/Lanegan duo, for so many reasons, but mostly because they are so enjoyable, on so many levels, even if you don't know the band.
{{Shir}} and much safety ~ma to your family sweetie.
{{{Shir}}}, {{{Shir family}}}
much safety ~ma to you and your family.
Sorry to hear about the car mess, Daniel. Speedy insurance ~ma wishes.
{{Shir}} I can't imagine how scary it must be for your family. Peace and safety ~ma.
I'm working. Nothing good can be said for it, except I am alone in the office and that isn't so bad.
{{Shir and family}} Sister-stay-safe~ma.
My boss didn't listen to my voicemail on his cell phone last night, and is insisting I came in to work today.
Andi is at work, Cousin Steve has no phone, and my old cop car has a dead battery and a tranny which can't get out of low. And it's not insured right now.
If he wants you to come in that badly he should send someone to pick you up. Otherwise, he needs to understand that this stuff happens and it isn't your fault. Do you need us to send him a cluestick.