Book ,'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
[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.
OMG, how was there not BLOOD?
I didn't really care that much about him, so it wasn't like the dashing of all my hopes. He wasn't even quite a fuckbuddy, more like "Hm, I've got an urge--oh, hey, look who's here!" It's why I laughed after I kicked him out, because it was all so ridiculous. Then I got pissed at being used for an even more casual "Hey, look who's handy!" encounter than I was using him, hence the wine. The high angst of a late blooming 20-year-old.
Commercials are angsty when you're 20.
Wine helped with commercials, too, then IIRC.
uggg. I just got a friend request from a strong candidate for the Apprentice position for next season. Ugg.
I must step away from blog arguments about feminism and religion. Arguing about this is not doing anybody any good. And yet, as usual, cannot step away.
(One of my New Years resolutions last year was to choose my battles, and not argue stupid stuff. I'm not doing too well at that one.)
Nothing unfortunate in seeing Vortex's ass.
No doubt!
Em wsa a total trooper through her four shots today. She stands at 42" tall and 34 lbs. TALL GIRL!! She'll probably end up 5'10".
42" tall
I don't think I was that tall until I was about seven or eight.
Whoa. I was 36" when I was twelve. I can't even imagine what it would be like to be 5'10".
Too funny not to share. We are doing an Arts & Letters event at the theater tonight. Actors reading short stories. Brad Leland (who plays Buddy Garrity on Friday Night Lights) is reading a story about a dentist/former college linebacker, who is shy. Instead of saying "Oral hygiene" is said "Oral whoregiene". Got a good laugh.
Aims, this is the dorkiest thing EVER, but if you have a chance, point Joe towards this picture I took in the grocery store last night: [link]
Entirely random question that google is giving me no help with, so I figured the hivemind might know: Why do Christians believe in following the ten commandments, and why only those as opposed to all the rest? This came out of a discussion that I was having with my officemate about Catholicism, and I found a Christian Bible verse (in Acts, I think) that said that Christians don't need to be subject to all the commandments of the Torah, but just to the Noahide laws. So why did those first ten commandments stay?
Wikipedia gives reasons why certain Christian groups don't believe the ten commandments are binding, but I can't find anything on why the groups that do believe they are binding believe that.