As a half-Irish Bible semi-believer, I'd LOVE to know the verse that relates this little tidbit.

Discerning Anglo-Irish liberal Christians want to know, too, so we do. (Mainly so I can point and mock, of course.)

Heh. I thought the mockery was implied. *g*

Much surgery~ma directed Northward, Shir.

I am feeling much better today than I did yesterday. I'm wearing this top (in black, of course) [link] and my little bump looks adorable in it, if I do say so myself.

Is Fay around? I don't remember seeing her for a bit?

I'm glad today is a better day, GC.

She's been posting on LJ, if you're concerned about her.

Thanks, Dana. Not worried, so much as, there was a question I wanted to ask her, and then I realized I couldn't remember the last time I saw her here.

In Wierd Ass Shit That Only Seems to Happen in My Family:

My uncle, our landlord, is know near and far for being a bit of a whackjob. Harmless, really, just kind of nutty. Today, however, his antics prompted a call to me from Joe. "Honey" he says, "Your uncle is wandering up and down our street playing the accordian."

*boggles and is boggled*

"Your uncle is wandering up and down our street playing the accordian."

Who doesn't have an uncle who wanders up and down the street playing a comical musical instrument.

"Who says? Where? Which newspaper did you read this in? Is there a bill proposed? When will it go to Parliament? What was the report's initial response to these proposals? What do you think? You know you're wrong, yes?"

Seska, my sister! Ex-fucking-actly!

IOlessgloriousN: I found out that 200 NIS are missing from my wallet. They were only there for a few hours, and it's unlikely that they were stolen, since I carried a lot more throughout the day, in order to pay my bills tomorrow. And I have to pay them.

Who doesn't have an uncle who wanders up and down the street playing a comical musical instrument.

I'd be the aunt of that scenario, if I could only fit the piano on my wheelchair