Anya ,'Same Time, Same Place'
Spike's Bitches 46: Don't I get a cookie?
[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.
What my car needs.
Heh.
You know, you can buy these LED message panel things that go in the back window of your car. I think you can program them for, say five or ten different messages.
Whew. Caught up.
Zen, hot profile!
Vic, cute video.
Laga, my car needs that button too.
Way up thread, someone(s) mentioned issues with bandaids. Being sound professionals, we have need to secure lil microphones to actors bodies. One (expensive) alternative to regular clear surgical tape, is Tegaderm. They sell at CVS, but only the kind that is a big square with empty in the middle, to secure a big gauze pad. The shit is awesome. It's clear. It moves with your skin. It peels off with no owey, doesn't pull up the little hairs on your arm. Highly recommend it.
Ok, back to work. I'm procrastinating better than ever today. Don't want to go back into the basement and continue packing up the old workshop. Where are the house elves when you need them??
Don't Panic
Reducto
Oops, My Bad.
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I think I only need three.
Yeah, I may put a call out on the social media places to see if there's a really good Latin scholar out there. Then comes the fun of deciding placement and fonts!
This is my squincy face. Do you see my squincy face?
MY FACE IS SQUINCY, JILLI.
Squincy's totally not a word. Your face isn't squincy.
Okay most disgusting experience with my vacuum (and it's my most loathed task already) just now. The spinner thingie was totally coated in hair. Mostly mine. It spun but the bristles weren't effective. So I just cut and pulled all of that out. I think I need a shower. For my soul.
For those considering latin tattoos - consult a professional. A professional latinist, in addition to a professional tattoo artist. Here's a place to start: [link] - read the comments for some examples of how hard it can be to put an English phrase into latin.
This is my squincy face. Do you see my squincy face?
MY FACE IS SQUINCY, JILLI.
Squincy's totally not a word. Your face isn't squincy.
Oh my gosh, this shouldn't make me laugh, should it? Why does it make me laugh so hard?
I may be broken, folks.
I once had a book called something like "Latin for Everyone" (Latin for Everyday? ... something like that). Translated all kinds of amusing words and phrases into sort-of Latin.
All I can remember at this point is that Twinkies are "scintillae".