I now have this image of Steph's dinner companions handing over actual shit (probably dog). Possibly in a quiltbag.
Ewwww.
...Vera Bradley?
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.
I now have this image of Steph's dinner companions handing over actual shit (probably dog). Possibly in a quiltbag.
Ewwww.
...Vera Bradley?
I am wearing purple sweater, with navy blue slacks and a purple jacket with muted blue and red stripes.
Not mocking shit, real shit.
I now have this image of Steph's dinner companions handing over actual shit (probably dog). Possibly in a quiltbag.
Man, that's definitely going to put me off my dinner.
It's important to remember that before Electric Boogaloo the go-to sequel for all joke making was "The Bride of..."
But then came "The Quickening."
The Quickening goes rather well with Electric Boogaloo, though.
But then came "The Quickening."
We must never even acknowledge its existence.
Chick in the washroom was wearing a purple top. I was tempted to walk up behind her and mutter "QUILTBAG" and see if her eyes flashed black.
Hah!
I'm wearing a purple dress. It's kind of interesting to see where to purple is popping up in the office today.
There was a thing on the Times website (not sure if it was in the actual paper) recently about STEM, for science-technology-engineering-math, as used in education, and how it's stupid. But honestly, it's so much better than SMET, which is what they started with....
For serious.
Then you've now got the BRIC countries. Is there a word for this kind of acronym that makes things easier (or quicker) for people in the know but are probably totally opaque to anyone who doesn't already know what you're talking about?
It's jargon, but I don't know if there's anything more specific. I love jargon! Although in my first job in NYC, all I could for in meetings for months was write down all of the initials that people were spewing -- it was my first job in New York, in health care, in government funding. Many, many acronyms and initialisms...
I used to have a purple suit, but purple seems to have fallen out of my wardrobe without my noticing it. Perhaps I need purple.