Now, that's a link I'm SO not clicking (at work OR home).

It's pretty messed up, but I'm going to miss some of these people.

I greatly look forward to the day you're missing these people. If you miss them, you can bring them cookies.

that's a link I'm SO not clicking (at work OR home).

It's an image of a page of google text search results. I'd think you could handle it.

I greatly look forward to the day you're missing these people

Yeah, that's definitely a downside worth experiencing.

Who do I write the letter to so they can take "ita moon" off the google?

Joss Whedon, right?

I am ita ! WRT Jason's gaffe and apology. Honestly, seems like he still doesn't get it. I'd expect more from an actor whose role as a gay guy in a movie included dancing Swan Lake in a tutu. But then, Kerr Smith. Is he still an ass, I wonder?

family-health~ma, Cashmere

omg y'all. like one day with people gone and I am plowing through the tasks. so awesome.

of course I did not take lunch yesterday or today, but besides that. awesome!

Yay for awesome, msbelle!

I answer to anyone looking at a piece of paper and making K sounds.

Me too, with L. If I'm in a hurry I just respond to, "How do you pronounce that?" with, "Lee-Otch-Ko. Second syllable rhymes with crotch." Mortifies the husband, but people seldom forget, and they do more often with scotch or botch.

Of course if I'm not in a hurry it's fun to sit and watch and let them puzzle through it several times on their own. A mild, kinder sort of torture.

In the 1920s, Stegosaurus had the ability to fly like a hang glider

Back in the steaming Jurassic time, the Stegosaurus was the weird and titanic flying squirrel of its age. With its huge plates placed alternately on each side of its back it could depress these to form planes that buoyed it in a swift rush from elevation to elevation, or that like the old gliders from which the aeroplane was evolved, lifted up the body under the driving impetus of the enormous hind legs carrying it in flight for hundreds of feet, a weird spectacle, indeed, if man could have seen it, must have been the soarings of these monsters. But many thousands of years had still to pass before even the hairy ancestors of man could evolve.

Of course, the Stegosaurus could not fly like the birds. Even if the reptile had flapped its plates ever so swiftly it could not have risen above the ground by their means alone. It had, nevertheless, partial command of the air and so is entitled to be considered the father of all heavier-than-air machines.

If I'm in a hurry I just respond to, "How do you pronounce that?" with, "Lee-Otch-Ko. Second syllable rhymes with crotch."

Bwahahaha! Along the sames lines, when Pete has to spell out our last name to someone, he says, "That's "v" as in "victor". So the first time he heard me spell it out for someone and say, "That's "v" as in "vampire", his crankyface was EPIC.