Because it is only just now bedtime? Or getting close to bedtime?
Natter 67: Overriding Vetoes
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, nail polish, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
But I have stupid stuff to do at a.m. times that are completely unrealistic given my not-even-normal sleep times.
Which means, ugh, earlies are gonna pain me.
Kitties! Mine only started really going for my food when I had him on some anti-allergy food from the vet. Apparently it tasted like kibbled ass. I switched him to a different food and now he only bothers me for bacon.
Oh god help.
I have a terrible cold, right? And whatever they are trying to pass off as nyquil is complete horseshit. But now they don't make the old school nyquil anymore.
What can I get behind the methlab blockade at the pharmacy when it opens?
I have a bad cough, stuffy nose, slight fever, sore throat, and now I'm achy through the neck and shoulders from coughing. Bonus points if said medication knocks me out for 12 hours, just like old school NyQuil.
What can I get behind the methlab blockade at the pharmacy when it opens?
I personally would take one Advil Cold & Sinus capsule (from behind the counter), and one Advil PM capsule. That would get you pretty close to Nyquil, except with ibuprofen instead of acetaminophen.
ION:
I believe that's the same woman who wrote about the nerd speed dating thing Scola (I think?) was at.
You are correct.
She is a blithering idiot.
You are still correct.
Possibly you would get closer to the Nyquil effect if you washed it down with some alcohol, as well. At least I think that is the part that made me sleepy.
That was definitely part of it.
And at least that Marie Claire thing is just a blog, not a published-on-paper article. I mean, about the editing, not the sentiments.
I woke up early again. Please do not let today be a repeat of yesterday.
And at least that Marie Claire thing is just a blog, not a published-on-paper article. I mean, about the editing, not the sentiments.
I tend to think that blogs that want to be taken seriously, especially if they're linked with/part of a publication, like this one, ought to be edited and held to the same editorial standards as the rest of the publication.
Of course, I don't read Marie Claire (print or online), so maybe that IS indicative of their editorial standards.
I tend to think that blogs that want to be taken seriously, especially if they're linked with/part of a publication, like this one, ought to be edited and held to the same editorial standards as the rest of the publication.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Er, I mean, unfortunately, the only rule about blogging for a print publication is volume volume volume. Most magazines don't even have full-time fact checkers or copy editors for their print editions anymore, and the thing that brings in money from the blogs is page hits, so as long as you post a LOT, who gives a fuck if it's spell-checked?
Quality writing? Wha?
(What, me, bitter about DH's industry unceremoniously flushing itself down the toilet over the past ten years? Nah...)