ttc = hell no
lmp = 9/11/01 (really)
dtd = much more recently
Spike's Bitches 44: It's about the rules having changed.
[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.
I think I was able to puzzle out about the first 3 acronyms and after that I got totally lost. I'll go a step farther and say Polar Bear PB.
Job~ma, Jilli!
Aims' acronym fest scared me. And I work for an NGO.
I blame the military for all the acronyms.
Tons o ~ma for you Jilli! Because you ARE awesome!
She acquires relativistically everything awesome?
I had a dream last night that I had a bottle of Fernet, but my dad took it away from me. I wonder what that means.
Ack. I lost my palm pilot last week so over my weekend (the last three days) i methodically changed ALL my passwords except to this board. Made them more complicated, and more varied, because i do all my banking and financial stuff online and am freaking that someone might now have all the info in one convenient electronic package. Now i'm at work and can't remember how to log on to email or facebook. Ow, these diamond shoes are giving me blisters!
Hypothetically speaking, if a Very Nocturnal Person were to be scheduled for an interview on a morning drive time radio show and had to be at the studio at 6:20AM, should our hypothetical Very Nocturnal Person spend the next few weeks trying desperately to reset their body clock? Or should they just stay up all night on the day of the interview? Especially considering the Very Nocturnal Person usually doesn't fall asleep until 3AM anyway.
just stay up all night on the day of the interview
This. The interview will be extra fun because of all the caffeine you'll be jazzed up on.
I tried to make that sentence not end with a preposition, then I realized I was insane.