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[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.
Yeah, yeah, back to Little Shop of Horrors...
(Just kidding. Hugs and, uh, whatever the, uh, the pats thing that, you know, the, uh...yeah.)
I played the Dentist twice. I know, go ahead, gasp with surprise. Once you've gotten over your impressive display of sarcasm, you can come back.
In fact, I have been known (once I get a couple of drinks in me) to do the song. If I have backup singers.
Something to think about for F2F.
Bleh. I've been feeling kind of blah all day, and my sinuses have been stuffed up, and I was just suddenly hit with a huge wave of "can't focus, can't think, don't wanna move, must sleep." No fever, though, so I don't think it's the flu. Do not like this.
{{{{Epic}}}}
Hil, the universe seriously needs to cut you a break.
Joe, ALL last weekend I was earwormed with "Elric the pasty emo". I hope you're VERY HAPPY.
the fact my brain kept replacing "Elric" with "Elmo" didn't help in the least
A visit from the Healthy Family Members Fairy also would be welcome
Yes please! Not that I'd turn down a winning lottery ticket either.
I hope you're VERY HAPPY.
Ecstatic.
Here to help, Toddson. Here to help.
a blog devoted to tattoos of owls
That's quite a variety—from cute to impressive to freakin' weird.
I'm finally headed home. I missed my window of opportunity with traffic, so I stayed and got all my grading done. Yay for empty "to be graded" trays!
I have never understood staying up late or sleeping in; I am incapable of doing either. I get tired early and go to bed, and get up before my alarm every day. I feel like if I'm sleeping in I'm missing out on the best part of the day; I understand that people who stay up late feel the same about going to bed by 10pm (which I always do). I can't remember the last time I saw midnight; it must have been a wild occasion.
I have a crush on the Channel 2 weatherman, so I'm waking up when the TV alarm goes off so I can watch the weather and local news.
A therapist friend reported that at a recent conference, an expert on SAD-related disorders said that having a lamp with a 100-watt incandescent lightbulb on a timer to go on at the same time every morning keeps the blues away. That blast of light substitutes adequately for the lack of actual sunrise.
eta wattage