'The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco'
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.
Think and pike! Wrongheadedness, other people!
In unrelated news, isn't there an app for OMG I've been dead stopped on the interstate for forty fucking five minutes now, how can I route around the apparent motherfucking semi on motherfucking fire some mythical four miles ahead?
Why? It's new, and you apparently like those fancy newfangled things, hmm??
Pretty sure my second sentence explained my position. I feel no need to maintain consistency vis-a-vis old vs. new fangledness. Or, as autocorrect woold like me to say, fang lewdness.
Although, in my head, the "pike" referred to is the fish. No, I dont know how that works, but that's my association. "Thing", of course, can be anything, including a thought. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
Tep, I don't know how I feel about Dora and Tai, but I'm probably more for than against. They've been flirting for forever, and I kind of like Marten without a love interest (although that can't last, can it?).
fang lewdness
This is the entire definition of True Blood, I'm pretty sure.
- t, ignore ita. She's trying to fence us in. But she cannot. We are like Honey Badger, we don't give a shit.
Or, as autocorrect woold like me to say, fang lewdness.
Hey now (hey now now), I haven't worn my fangs since last week.
Give me land, lots of land, under starry skies above...
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I suppose "another thought coming" is out of the question.
I'm agnostic on pipe/pike. Either one would make sense to me if someone said it.
Down the pole is right out, unless you're referring to a stripper or a fireman.
Thing & Pike! 4evah!
Yep.
First day at the new job. There's going to be a whole lot of me making up tasks for myself. What's a good resource for a Mac person to figure out how to deal a PC/Outlook/etc?
Hubby has a zombie back, though it was officially described as "donor bone."
And I grew up near the Pennsylvania Turnpike, so "Down the pike" makes sense.
I'm honestly surprised at the recentness of the uptick on "down the pike," because that seems a very oldfashioned usage.