Sox,
Get a hold of your most recent statements and go online if you can and do screenshots of your account information.
Write down the names of everyone you speak to, day and time and keep tabs on your accts for the next 30 days at least.
Anya ,'Sleeper'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Sox,
Get a hold of your most recent statements and go online if you can and do screenshots of your account information.
Write down the names of everyone you speak to, day and time and keep tabs on your accts for the next 30 days at least.
Maria - what good news and Whew!
Font geeks! Speak to me of good fonts for a tattoos.
I believe there is only One True and Right font for a tattoo.
Comic Sans.
'Nuff said.
(Yes, I threw up in my mouth a little just writing that.)
Kathy - OMG! Glad you still have your job but wow.
Jilli, I downloaded a Gorey font that would be perfect for you. Not sure how easy it would be to tattoo, though.
(No, Plei and Cass, I am not getting the FOB lyric tattoo, even tho' I still think it's funny.)
Everything looks classier in Latin.
I am ON an airplane
Happy Birthday, Emmett!
Geez Kathy, what a shock! But I'm glad you're still employed.
Note: Hand soap and cold water will take blood out of any washable fabric. Cold water, though, no warmer than cool-tepid. Even a set, days-old bloodstain will surrender to cold water and hand soap--pump soap is okay, but Dial or Ivory bar soap is even better--and a nail brush or old toothbrush are your best bet.
Also, if you beat the soapsuds to a froth, you can apply the suds only to upholstery to loosen a bloodstain, and then sponge it out with a sponge dipped in cold water. Just keep applying a clean part of the sponge to the stain till you can't see it anymore, then blot as dry as possible with a towel. You can hit it with a blow-dryer, too.
Maria, that's wonderful news!
StE had a tattoo of his and his GF's initials, which he had to have amended to replace hers with his wife's initials, until they divorced, at which point he was thinking a black pirate flag. I really don't dig the permanence.
StY has seven ear piercings on the right and nine on the left, plus tongue. He assures me "nothing below the waist, Mom." I really would rather not know. You know?
For the clumsier buffistae, among whom I count myself. Someone's done the math for how much bubble wrap you need to protect yourself from a fall, given a specific fall distance: [link]
I really would rather not know. You know?
That's funny, Bev. I am so with you. I keep thinking that, when my kids finally start becoming sexual beings, there's so many hilarious tales I will need to repress.