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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.
Why the Asus over the Acer Aspire 10", Plei? I've been waffling among several models. I never would have thought HP, but I did try one last week and I really liked the keyboard.
Upgrading the RAM in the Asus to 2g doesn't violate your warranty, which it apparently does with the Acer. The battery life is better. The reviews with actual users who have tried both is better.
(I hated the trackpad on the HP, which is why it left the running in the early stages.)
Sometimes people need to be ridden!
That's what she said.
I am amazed no one turned this into a cowgirl joke.
I also want a netbook. But that money is probably going to getting my cat's tooth pulled.
Happy birthday Gud.
Good sex and good chocolate come to mind. But it depends on the mood.
Good sex I'll grant you, but there are limitations on when and where one can get it. Hugs are always appropriate. And a hug from Franny or Isaac or Cody? Way better than chocolate.
I had a friend in college, name of Michael. He was a fine hug that boy.
Hugs are always appropriate.
Says a non-migraineuse. But even without migraines, sometimes it's a bad time to touch me.
Hugs are always appropriate.
Says a non-migraineuse
and someone who doesn't work with employment lawyers.
All I meant by that was, if two people want to hug, they usually can. But I'm done with this, I bow to the majority here who find hugs freakish, rude, invasive, and a false display of affection. It's far easier to refrain.
Were you in theatre?
Heh. No. From what I recall it wasn't a theatre thing, it was a jocks-and-queen-bees thing.
But I'm done with this, I bow to the majority here who find hugs freakish, rude, invasive, and a false display of affection.
Who has said any of those things?
Newsflash: Packing - still boring. But I've accomplished a lot. I know you were all wondering.
Have watched a lot more Trek, too. Love.
Also,
Happy Birthday, Gud!
Happy Birthday, Sean!
ETA: Randomly, I just had a memory of when I said something about "Star Track" to my sister when I was probably five. That's when I learned the word trek and what it meant.