'Dirty Girls'
[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 yay for Stephanie's dinner going well, but sad for people who do not have Buffistas in their life.
Yes, this.
Hee, I bet I know what mall meara was next to. My meagre knowledge of Pleasanton, rarely useful.
Love the new hair, smonster!
Eta: and congratulations, P-C!
It might be my native language, but English confuses the hell out of me.
Today is the 150'th birthday of the creator of Esperanto...
Thanks, y'all. I am pleased.
Congrats on the part, P-C!
Troop also bugs me but I suppose it's just another of those wacky government terms. Thanks for chiming in, Stephanie. And I'm glad you had a nice dinner.
Okay, I've made the veggie casserole for tomorrow's work potluck, and will now leave myself an enormous note that says CASSEROLE so I won't forget it.
Off to bed with me! Or back to bed, or whatever. Night, my lovelies.
Too much walking today. Ouch.
The productivity of everybody in my office has dropped immensely since we discovered Sporcle. [link]
leave myself an enormous note that says CASSEROLE so I won't forget it.
I sometimes forget to read notes in the morning but I never forget my lunch if I put my car keys in the refrigerator.
wrt smonster pic... Va va va voom! Looks great!
wrt soldier/troop. I guess I have a related peeve. Soldier does not equal all service members. Marines are not soldiers. Marines are Marines.
To Marines. I don't see why that applies to the rest of us.
A matter of accuracy. I guess it would be like saying politician could equal democrat. But could also equal libertarian. Soldier, iirc, is Army folk only. There are Navy folk in harms way over there. I'm guessing those folks wouldn't like being called soldiers either.
Soldier does not equal all service members. Marines are not soldiers. Marines are Marines.
And similarly for members of the Air Force and Navy (though they aren't getting killed so much in these wars). I suspect that's why the news with with "troops" (and then "troop"). Once "Men in uniform" became the unwieldy "men and women in uniform" they were left in a terminology minefield (what with us having not signed the terminology mine band).
I sometimes forget to read notes in the morning but I never forget my lunch if I put my car keys in the refrigerator.
It's a giant note under my keys, so it usually works.
Navy - sailors
Air Force - air (wo)men, IIRC
KBD gets peeved at that stuff.
Ok, really, bed.