I always use "some people juggle geese" when I'm discussing a thing people may do that I may find odd, but doesn't really hurt anyone or offend me. e.g. The fetish chart includes toy boats...some people juggle geese.
I use "SPOOOOOOON!" indiscriminately, so I don't even know.
Also, when someone asks me a question they obviously want a certain answer to, particularly in the face of clear evidence that it's unlikely the right answer I usually tell them the answer they want to hear, so that they can reply with a hopeful "Really?" so that I can then say, "Not really, no."
I can't even tell you how many of Marvin The Paranoid Andriod's lines we use.
Well, I can't spell non-geek words either.
Heh. Didn't mean to be critical - I just get nit-picky over random things.
The movie quote I say all the time is "That'll do pig. That'll do.". But then no one knows what I am talking about, and think I am insulting them by calling them a pig.
I say this too, but usually only to myself when I accomplish a task (like when I finished shoveling and parking my car yesterday).
I love seeing Wash represented there.
Piven is totally trolling us, right? [link]
Not only thaw it, but then press it between paper towels to get the excess water out of it, or else you might have too much liquid in your batter and the bread might be funky. Learn from my tragic mistake.
Ah, excellent call. But isn't that just the moisture that was supposed to go into the bread anyway? Science is hard.
It's possible that my zucchini had been frozen for an excessively long time, and a lot of frost/ice crystals/glaciers had built up on it, and so all that permafrost thawed with the zucchini and resulted in excess moisture. All I know is that the bread that resulted was...not pleasing.
"My Furry Valentine" [link] was not the best choice for a name.
Don't change a hair for me
Not If you care for me
Piven is totally trolling us, right?
I hope he's in his bunk with her.
This weekend: help Dad sort through some stuff, buy more silica gel for drying flowers, maybe get some writing done.
