I'm sure no ER likes frequent fliers as a whole. I wish they lied less (they were telling my doctor very different things from which they were telling me, plus the people standing right in front of me were contradicting each other very casually indeed) but whatever.

Wow. NSFW off the bat, but this is supposed to be one of those "romantic porn for her" things-- [link] is a set of pictures of a lesbian couple undressing, and the sexiness quotient is through the floor. I do believe there is both bad sex and bad pizza--there's certainly bad porn. Yeowch.

This [link] looks assaulty, this [link] looks like breathing difficulties, call EMT, and sometimes you don't get any erotic vibe off the asphyxiation... [link]

Amusing blogpost on what British people say vs. what they mean.

Happy Birthday JZ!

This [link] looks assaulty

Yep.

this [link] looks like breathing difficulties

Their expressions are, "We've been trying to get this shot for six hours! Can we go home? Fine, we'll pose some more, whatever."

Happy birfday JZ!

Happy birthday, JZ!

Vacation has been fun so far, but I am tired. Plus I keep forgetting my camera! It's OK since someone else has had one, but I need to figure out where I put mine so I can start taking pics of my own.

Oh and those photos are completely unsexy. Kind of impressive.

All those Britishisms make perfect sense to me, ie, that's the way I understand those phrases, too. Which explains some confusions in my life. And I admit I've used it against the clueless.

They made sense to me. . . but I loved the example of a misunderstanding given at the bottom.

The funniest thing to me is I work for a British man- I am the one who uses these phrases and he is the one who misunderstands! We had so much confusion when I kept saying I was "very concerned" about something- I feel like in a professional setting that is the equivalent of SOMETHING IS GOING VERY VERY WRONG!!!!, but he thought it was no big deal!