Juliana: How more level can you get than dead level? There is none more level. Levels do not go up to 11.
'Safe'
Coffee On My Monitor Again
This thread is for Buffista quotage. Posts that are profound, witty, or otherwise deserving of immortality go here. This is also Shrift's source for the BRQG, so be aware that if your words end up here, they'll also end up there. Finally, please note which thread spawned the quotage and please white-out anything that might be spoilery to Un-Americans.
Jilli in Goodbye and Good Riddence:
...No way am I giving up caffeine or sugar. You will pry my coffee with two sugars out of my chilly undead hands. And then I'll send some of the minions after you, while the others go fetch me more coffee.
shrift in Natter:
I should get on the treadmill or meditate or something before I try to destroy the Earth. I know it's where I keep my stuff you guys, but I've been trying to declutter...
I'm just set up, Sail brings the coup de grace:
In Goodbye & Good Riddance:
EpicTangent: Huh, finally got to the post office & mailed a couple of things that have been waiting, but forgot to invoke Spartacus. Oh well, they're from Me, Recipients, so there!
SuziQ: Now I'm trying to picture the Spartacus invocation ritual.
EpicT: I forgot the candles and ceremonial dagger.
SailAweigh: Press one for goat or say "goats".
On the probability of NoiseDesign being a cylon in our on-line game of Battlestar Galactica currently underway in the Gaming thread...
Kalshane - I know I'll be shocked if it turns out N. D. is a toaster.
billytea - That's what you get for taking him in the bath with you.
In Natter:
erikaj: Able-bodied bitches be crazy.
Steph: We see you rollin'; we hatin'.
Ha!Ha! Cola up my nose, Tep.
I can't believe I'm the first person to post this:
Rick, reflecting on parenthood:
I'm not sure what I expected of parenting, but wasn't this kind of time travel to the middle ages. Suddenly vermin, human waste products, economic deprivation, superstition, and loss of autonomy impinge on your life in unexpected and inescapable ways. It's like a self-imposed vassalage to your little Lords. And this, without much in the way of festival days.
Of course, it's also the greatest thing ever, with every single day with them better than all of the days that came before them. How can all of these things be true at once? It is the koan of parenthood.
billytea, in Movies:
I have one question: 3D or not 3D? (Oh, look, it's Hamlet, adjusted for inflation.)
Missed this in the movie thread and just nosed a beer. Oh my, that made me laugh.