'Sleeper'
[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.
But, really, you should just be as honest as possible about how he behaves and let her make the call.
This was my response to her: "Well, Toto is pretty quiet, except for when he first meets you. He's ten years old, so he's really quieting down. Likes to sleep a lot...especially under the desk in my room or on the futon in the living room."
I figured it gave a little warning and also showed he's allowed on the furniture and stuff. We'll see what happens.
I am so tired today that I'm not entirely sure I'm not dreaming all this.
Send sleep through the intertubes plsthx.
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Sanity check needed. In written correspondance with a co-worker via office IM - unironic use of the words "dizang" and "aight" - grounds for a sporking?
UNironic use? SPORK! SPORK!
[edit: I would probably give a pass on "aight", but "dizang"???]
I'm always in favor of a good sporking. Mostly when the one I'm in favor of is the sporker.
Eh, right. What's dizang, and how do you use one?
[edit: I would probably give a pass on "aight", but "dizang"???]
Yeah, I'd be willing to forgive "aight" as a typo if "dizang" had not preceded it. BUT REALLY.
What's dizang, and how do you use one?
"Dizang" is what you say when you're drunk and you accidentally hit your finger with a hammer.
OK, I have no idea.
So, not an animal?
... damn.