'Underneath'
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.
Body scrub, mani-pedi, body massage, head massage--give me all of it (but hold the man, I've got a perfectly nice one at home already).
Also a martini. It's shaping up to be one of those days (Very Young Co-Worker was out for two weeks visiting old friends in London, caught a cold on the plane home, and has been out sick both days this week; I feel bad for her, with the sick and all, but I'm going slightly insane trying to cover academic and clinical admin tasks for SEVEN doctors at once).
I had a massage on Friday from a beautiful Parisian man. Holy cats, was he gorgeous. And man did he fix my shoulders.
Does anyone else read:
consider the fact that the two Justices on the current Court who vote most frequently with each other are often Justice Souter and Justice Ginsburg. Looking at the current Supreme Court Term, for example, the Souter/Ginsburg pairing is the most common: They have fully agreed with each other 88% of the time. The next closest pairings are Scalia/Roberts at 83%, Roberts/Alito at 81%, and Thomas/Scalia at 79%.
And go to a Bad, BAD, BAD RPF place? Or is this just me?
Thomas/Scalia at 79%.
Jon Stewart had a joke about this last night. That I can't remember the details of right now--darnit!
No, P.M. Not just you.
And go to a Bad, BAD, BAD RPF place? Or is this just me?
That is more disturbing than the giant poster I just saw at Burger King, of The King in the process of being transported aboard the Starship Enterprise.
Worst! Episode! Ever! (Even though it doesn't exist.) Unless the episode begins with The King being phasered, with his ashes tossed into a black hole that is then sent to some alternate universe. The rest of the episode would be the Enterprise crew traveling back in time to kill all the advertising executives who would later create The King, thus removing all trace of him in our universe for all time....
Unless the episode begins with The King being phasered, with his ashes tossed into a black hole that is then sent to some alternate universe. The rest of the episode would be the Enterprise crew traveling back in time to kill all the advertising executives who would later create The King, thus removing all trace of him in our universe for all time....
I'd watch that episode.
And right now I really, really want a massage. But not from The King because that would not be relaxing.
I hate countdown clocks.
I like the King.