I blame the velociraptors.

Yeah, those velociraptors are stress on a stick.

Shockingly, it loads for me.

I'm running 2.0.172.43 and it won't give me a login box, but the rest of the page loads up just fine.

That's the most recent version, right?

Extinct New Zealand eagle may have eaten humans

Crap on them for not including pictures.

I don't notice hair changes much either. Or weight changes. For what the subject may think of as better or worse. Even on me.

I just had a genuinely good burger and fries delivered, so that was exciting. Although I must be unamerican, because the 6 oz. burger was a little too big for me.

I don't believe in good delivered burgers. They never seem to stay warm for long enough--they're barely warm to the table. I can't remember the last time I made it through a real restaurant burger--including Apple Pan.

Not one person at work has said a thing. So either no one pays attention to me or it looks really bad.

Oh, I hate when that happens. People would notice mine because I am not going around with nasty roots. (Even if I do pay good money to get subtle colouring, the roots do show.) It's shorter, but not a radically different cut than what I had before.

My coworker told me a couple of weeks ago that she chopped of six inches and nobody noticed. But her hair was still past her shoulders and in the exactly same style, so it really didn't seem like that much of a difference.

I blame the velociraptors.

Oh, good call. I was trying to blame a ghost, but that's just because my coworkers are staying in a haunted hotel tonight....

I don't believe in good delivered burgers. They never seem to stay warm for long enough--they're barely warm to the table.

This one was totally warm enough. Even the fries were hot and crisp! Granted, I don't have a huge thing about my food being hot, so it still might not have worked for you, but for a medium-rare burger, it was pretty warm.

My hair is pretty curly and the straight look is pretty different. At least to me it is. Whatever.

I had put on my grumpy pants first thing this morning, so I'd probably be grumpy if people were commenting.

So. A project for a client just had its deadline moved up. So my boss wants me to finish part of the project today. As a result, I'm trying to work rapidly and efficiently and all that. As a result, the day is just flying by for me. Unlike days when I'm lazy, which seems to drag and drag.

I may have to rethink my "being lazy" strategy. Does that seem right to you?

I may have to rethink my "being lazy" strategy. Does that seem right to you?

No. If you're efficient all the time you'll never get any rest or time to slack off again. Resist the urge! Just manage your time more creatively. Alternate efficient bursts with slacking off, instead of working slowly or lazily.

ita is wise.

Uh-oh. Cake Wrecks takes on 9/11 cakes: [link]