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[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I have been rather looking forward to a new surname - the current one being both common and that of a commonly imbibed beer, but I find that the new surname on offer is pretty much just as common (at least it is here in Minnesota) and I am not entirely certain I can be arsed to bother with getting all new paperwork and stuff. We'll see.
But if Daniel will go for Pond for both of us, I'll do it.
I'm kind of attached to my names because all together the meanings serve as a plot summary of Princess Bride.
Vortex, I always giggle when I think of your brother and the name change. So bizarre.
Regardless of what name I choose, today is the fun part of wedding planning: we get to taste cupcakes after work!
I'm kind of attached to my names because all together the meanings serve as a plot summary of Princess Bride.
I am intrigued! I know your first name means "princess"...
mmm, cupcakes!
I know! I want one now. Forget my healthy lunch, man. Cupcaaaaakes.
I have no cupcakes in my future today. oh woes! But I do have half an avocado to look forward to.
I do have avocado in my healthy lunch.
But it's not a cupcake. (I seriously want that frosting SO BAD. I have to keep telling myself, "Self, you only have to wait until 6:00 for cupcakes. Be a grown-up!" And, as 6:00 gets closer and closer, it gets harder and harder to wait. SUCH AGONY, I TELL YOU.)
In re names - I remember hearing about a local man whose last name is O. Just O. Which causes as much of a problem as the too-long names (and, yes, The Story of O is always full of pain).