Buffy ,'Showtime'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
And it's been a doublecheck since 1880.
So that's what the next question, asking for your phone number if they need additional information, is for? So that if people check off anything other than "People staying here temporarily" or "No additional people," the census can call and count those people?
I know there is some other reason I'm on the computer, but I can't recall what it is. I'm getting dumber and dumber. I blame children.
I still doing my rewatch of Criminal Minds. The last ep I watched was the one where they introduced NB's character, which made me even more sad for him. Now it's the one with Frankie Muniz, which makes me hide behind the computer screen.
I'm a little hesitant to fill out the census stuff. I worry that a V for Vendetta scenario could happen in which the govt. could round up all teh gays. Paranoid much?
I'm the exact opposite and was totally psyched to fill out my census form. I'm buying into the Be Counted hype.
I want to yell at Noah and remind him he should be asleep by now.
I don't have a census form yet. Why not?
I want to try airboarding. [link]
It’s called airboarding, a misleading name because there’s no board involved — precisely what makes it so sweet. Also known as snow body boards, Airboards (the Swiss company Fun-Care holds the trademark) are inflated raftlike sleds with underside grooves and side handles that allow you to turn using forearm pressure and shifting body weight. You grab the board, take a few running steps, plop down on your stomach headfirst, and you’re off. (Helmets are required.) When you want to stop, you just lean hard enough for a 90-degree hockey stop or dig your boots into the snow or simply roll right off the raft.
Because it's not the gays that the government hates. It's the recently marrieds?
Now it's the one with Frankie Muniz, which makes me hide behind the computer screen.
That was the first CM episode I ever watched. I almost didn't come back. The second one was Elephant's Memory, where Reid talks down the high school kid in the street. Again, I almost didn't come back--the team doesn't do much profiling to find the unsub in either episode. Close calls!
Because it's not the gays that the government hates. It's the recently marrieds?
Yes. And short people. Bigots.