Aw, this is cute Batman/Superman with minimal costume damage. To Batman. Not particularly safe for work.
Good god, the things I've just seen done to Disney properties. Also an elephant. Who luckily wasn't Dumbo. Interestingly, though, no dwarf on dwarf action. What's with that? I guess I'm just not in the right places.
Oh my gosh, happy birthday Allyson!
I'm so glad I dropped by the site.
ahem.
I just wish I wasn't zipping off again to go grade.
I'm trying to be a good mom and stay awake to call my daughter at midnight to wish her a happy birthday. The question at hand is midnight my time or hers?
Control freaks tend to be bottoms, no?
It would take a bit of writing to convince me of it. I don't see an automatic straight line. I'm sure there are plenty of control freaks that like to be in control in bed.
True 'dat.
I ship Tim/Kon even harder than I did an hour ago.
Theirloveissopure!
I'm a total control freak, and have no desire to surrender that control in an intimate surrounding.
None at all. My bed, my rules. And yes, naturally I have tested this theory.
Got nothing to add to the bed and control issues.
However, I will cop to the fact that I'm a big ole procrastinator who just pulled an all-nighter to finish off my big research paper due in less than two hours. I finished it, but it's technically two pages shy of the required minimum of eight pages--I just couldn't bullshit anymore! And I'm tired. I've got a grade so far of 53 out of 55 points, this one is worth 30 more, and then the other 15 are attendance and participation, which I'm sure I'll get full marks for. So, even if I only get 22 out of 30 points on this paper, I'll still get an A minus for the class, so I'm willing to take the hit.
I hear you on the procrastination. I've come to terms with it at the theatre. I found that if I don't procrastinate, I end up in a perfection oriented feedback loop and kill myself with work. The procrastination allows me to be "good enough". If I ever went back to school, I think I would be in trouble, though.
One big component of procrastination can be perfectionism.
I've slowly, painfully learned that waiting for the time to be "right" or holding off until I can do it the way I want the first time is a recipe for never getting it done.
I am watching Sunday Morning. Apparently I've been pronouncing the artist Ed Ruscha's name wrong. It's "Rue-shay", not "Rue-sha".