It's not a link: it's embedded. It's just the Bronze catwalk, scene, the Doublemeat alley scene and the house a-tumblin' scene, all cut, with "Erotic" playing.

I'm disappointed there are no gay sex scenes on the list.

we really haven't had any. There have been kisses, maybe some afterglow in bed, but no actual gay sex scenes on network TV.

There have been kisses, maybe some afterglow in bed,

And very little of that, even.

t hugs QaF US DVDs close

ABC is all same sex kissy kissy, relatively speaking. Not that kissy kissy should be relative. I have no idea how far Brothers & Sisters goes, but I heard rumours that Grey's might be getting steamier in the lesbian arena this season.

I'm trying to remember what network Colin's gay sex scene was on. For some reason I'd thought it was the low numbers, but it totally escapes me now. It was too long ago for that, practically speaking. Nothing Joss did with Willow would have been of note if Colin's car sex had been...wait, no...that was an actual movie. Never mind. The TV gay sex was just afterglow.

My mind fills in the dots.

I think I am leaving work early. I am having back spasms and am seriously cranky.

I say go home, msbelle. I totally would if I could. I'm exhausted and freezing. I'm wearing my coat inside and have been for several hours. And? Still effing cold.

I finally got out of bed about an hour ago. Between neck pain and general teh sick, I'm glad to be home today.

I also caught up on Glee. I'm glad there was some forward motion almost resolution on the Terri/Will thing as well as some movement on the irksome baby plot line. Waiting till April seems like a big long wait, but whatev.

My week long migraine is making me wish I was at home. The nausea isn't making the hunger go away, and fail vice versa. But leaving early is pointless, even though I have time banked. I need to perform an exchange of goods with my sister at the airport this afternoon/evening, and I'm likely to want to leave early tomorrow even more badly. t /whine

Okay, someone help me out here: is there any downside to an Employee Stock Purchase Plan? You get company stock at a 15% discount of the lower of the closing market price of the first and last day of the six-month period. So if the stock has gone down and you sell on that last day, you make 15% regardless, right? And if it's gone up, you're going to make a lot more. It seems like a win-win. What am I not considering? Taxes? Taxes are screwy and confusing with stocks.

P-C, I strongly recommend a book called Consider Your Options. It's awesome at explaining everything you need to know, including the all-important tax questions. And in general, yes, the ESPP program is a great thing.

I think I'm about to put my coat on while sitting at my desk.

Also, I have to go get my car battery checked when I leave work, because it was sluggish starting this morning.

I hate winter SO MUCH.