Mal ,'Ariel'
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.
My new project: a documentary about a Naked Mole Rat Irish folk band. Done entirely in robotic topiary and narrated by Martin Scorsese.
I would pay good folding money to see this.
The sad part is, I started shuffling through my mental roladex of Irish folk singers to make casting suggestions. It was working out pretty well before I got to the robotic topiary part, but I respect your vision Hec. And I'm sure Marty would love to oblige.
Speaking of oatmeal:
28 days of oatmeal! I'm a little obsessed with trying some savory oatmeal. For breakfast. I love a savory breakfast!
I loved Ong Bak 1 after going along with a friend thinking I would hate it. It struck me later that after all the chop sockey and violence, the tragic reveal at the end took my breath away. I bawled like a baby even though I saw it coming.
Haven't seen the others. Should rectify that.
I like oatmeal with sweetener, raisins, and milk. Or peanut butter. I've never tried savory oatmeal, though. Intellectually, it seems like it would be good. I'm not sure if my inner 4 year old would kick up a fuss over it not tasting like an unbaked cookie, though.
I almost never eat breakfast. Am I crazy? I just don't get hungry until fairly late in the day.
ION, back from estate sale where I shelled out $75 for six dresses and four petticoats. I feel like it was worth it.
My god, Thailand is a violent place. Good thing they don't have guns, though.
Disagree!
Obviously you haven't been paying attention to the right sources, bon. My citations are impeccable.
Chop sockey, bonny? I didn't think we still talked like that.
ION, back from estate sale where I shelled out $75 for six dresses and four petticoats. I feel like it was worth it.
I'd say it was! I found nearly-new Fluevog boots at Goodwill yesterday. Not my size (whaaa!), but I know that I can sell them on.
I am a non-oatmeal person. VERY MUCH a non-oatmeal person. I have bad memories of the instant stuff from my childhood. I have also had steel-cut oats prepared with butter and cream and some homemade strawberry jam, and I still didn't like it.
But Polish-American, no?
Given that my Dad was American, I'm going to say no. I'm not a big fan of hyphenating based on distant heritage.
Dr. Who nesting dolls. Love! [link]