Slutty Costumes Have Gone to the Dogs
Doggie corset! (sorta)
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I just had two ginger snap cookies. They were totally healthy and calorie free because I ate an apple first.
I just had two ginger snap cookies. They were totally healthy and calorie free because I ate an apple first.
Too many people forget that rule.
::wanders off to Google Malteasers::
Amy, I learned of Maltesers from watching Jamie Oliver.
Around here, you can buy bundles of wood at gas stations. And maybe some supermarkets? But maybe NSM in a big city.
Yeah, I could get a small bundle, I'm sure, but then I'd need a Wood Storage Location, assuming I'm having a small fire. That is what I'm looking to avoid with the fake log.
Don'cha hate it when you forget something at work and it ends up costing your company a billion dollars?
Price to PepsiCo for Not Being in Court: $1.26 Billion
What's the cost of not showing up to court? For PepsiCo Inc., it's a $1.26 billion default judgment. A Wisconsin state court socked the company with the monster award in a case alleging that PepsiCo stole the idea to bottle and sell purified water from two Wisconsin men.
Now the company is scrambling to salvage the situation. The damages award was handed down on Sept. 30. PepsiCo filed motions to vacate the order and dismiss the claims on Oct. 13, saying it wasn't even aware of the lawsuit until Oct. 6.
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In court papers, PepsiCo claims it first received a legal document related to the case from the North Carolina agent on Sept. 15 when a copy of a co-defendant's letter was forwarded to Deputy General Counsel Tom Tamoney in PepsiCo's law department. Tamoney's secretary, Kathy Henry, put the letter aside and didn't tell anyone about it because she was "so busy preparing for a board meeting," PepsiCo said in its Oct. 13 motion to vacate.
Umm... oops?
I can't find them easily, though.
Costplus carries them, at least around here.
They lowercased my name in the computer systems at work! I was going to try and let it slide, but it's been too long. I can't bear looking at it. I'm not sure I'm ready to tell my boss or anything, but it's good that Outlook knows how to spell me.
Tamoney's secretary, Kathy Henry, put the letter aside and didn't tell anyone about it because she was "so busy preparing for a board meeting," PepsiCo said in its Oct. 13 motion to vacate.
I'd hate to have her performance review.
On the bright side, I imagine she can expect a bonus from the Coca Cola board of directors any day now.
Cost Plus World Market has a dark chocolate with sea salt bar that is currently my OTCB. YUMMY.
There's a local chocolate bar maker who makes these. And I second your YUMMY.