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[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.
I was about to be all "I'm going to Barb's house for dinner!" and then I realized I COULD be all "I'm going to Barb's house for dinner!". HOW COOL IS THAT????
Why yes, you COULD! HEE!! And I'm working like a fiend to unpack stuff so we can have a right and proper housewarming next month, dammit. (However, I will probably want to see people before then. *ahem*)
SQUEE!!! HK flowers!!!
Okay, this steams me:
CBS has some 25 currently uncirculated public domain masters of old Jack Benny Shows that they refuse to let be preserved and digitally transferred at NO cost to them.
I lost my lengthy post about the Caribbean taste bud delights we enjoyed this evening. Too full and tired to try and recreate. We had a party of 10 at a local not for tourists totally for food lovers place. There was jerk, and island curry, and ginger, and garlic, and seafood galore. Oh my, the aroma and flavors. My mouth, and belly, and soul are well satisfied.
I went and impulse bought some new eyeglasses today. And might go buy another pair. But they end up being $500-600 a pair.
The one time I spent that kind of money on glasses was in Seattle, too! I picked them up in the eyeglass store in Pike Place Market--the frames were French and the lenses had every bell and whistle available.
ah, see, for me, that's how much my glasses ALWAYS cost. The frames in this case were only $200, which is not that much, for me. But my lenses are always around $400. Sigh. Stupid genetic legacy of bad bad vision.
Though my plan is to buy these, and then wait another couple months until my insurance resets (from buying contacts last year) and get new lenses for my current glasses (it'll pay about $200 of the $400)--the ones that long long ago, Hec helped me pick out! (OK, he helped me pick out the predecessors, which I then broke in a krav class, and replaced with something else, and then found a the same frames again and chose again because I had liked them so much!)
ah, see, for me, that's how much my glasses ALWAYS cost.
Me too. And while I just got new glasses late last spring, I don't really care for the frames and am looking to replace them. But not right away, because of all of the moving stuff.
I have 6 different problems with my eyesight, so it's always around the 380$ for me - and I'm going with the cheap options, usually.
I am still willing to shill for www.zennioptical.com. I have astigmatism, hella nearsightedness and need the thin lenses, and still, most glasses are under $30. I think the profit margin on glasses is just crazy.
That sounds perfect for DH, Sophia. He is the worst about losing glasses. I should always have a spare pair or two around for him. I use contacts, but they don't work for him.