Not a bad thing, Andi. Not a bad thing at all.
Sadly, this was all the time my weekend and uni's schedule allow me to show interest in the interwebs. I'm now on my way to read another article, then some TV till I'll fall asleep.
Another week. I'm wondering when the schedule will kill me.
Have a great weekend, all, and tasty as least as Andi's meals.
Ugh, I've been up on our third floor and I heard non-cat scrabbling above me on the other side of the ceiling. Sigh. Gotta call an exterminator, there were definitely more than one. Probably squirrels. Ugh!!!
Thanks for the birthday wishes! It's been a good day so far. Up way too early (3:20 am...yes, you read that right) so I could take my speech team to the state tournament. We are a small team, but they did well and I'm proud of them.
Now, I'm fixin' to go to a movie and have supper cooked for me. Yay!
That is, if you Americans are still using cool as it was in the early 90s.
My students often say "raw".
Emmett also says, "Beast mode," the opposite of which is apparently "Garb."
Example: Eminem is TOTAL beast mode, but Green Day is garb.*
*I do not endorse this opinion, I merely report it.
Oh, yeah. My kids use "beast" as well for something that is good. "Garb" is a new one to me.
Example: Eminem is TOTAL beast mode, but Green Day is garb.*
What? Emmett is totally garb.
My students still say cool.
I hope cool is still cool.
I should add that I have never heard them say raw, beast, or garb, and I suspect they'd make fun of anyone who did. Maybe it's an LA thing?