'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
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.
So no tech allowed, but you still have to create a fake profile complete with pseud. Got it.
That was my take, too. Strange rule.
I am not horrified by that camp, actually, assuming I can opt out of the cuddle puddles. I don't want to go, particularly, and the way the writer talks about his life makes me hate him a little, but nothing unusual there.
OK, it being an adult camp makes more sense for the 80s prom.
"Cuddle puddle" makes me think someone's gone wee in the cuddle pile.
voluntarily calling something a cuddle puddle is just not right. I feel more comfortable with a Don't get punched in the face place.
I would kinda love a tech free vacation and wouldn't mind a vegan glutton-free diet that someone else was cooking for me.
a vegan glutton-free diet
Heh.
Tech-free would be okay with me if I had enough to read. I would definitely want an all-cheese and fresh-basked-bread diet with cake for dessert, though.
I am leaving the word-o.
I feel more comfortable with a Don't get punched in the face place.
I'm right on board with this. Just reading the phrase "cuddle puddle" makes me reach for the Ativan. Personal bubble. PERSONAL BUBBLE!
wouldn't mind a vegan glutton-free diet that someone else was cooking for me.
Tim is vegetarian, rather than vegan, but GF/vegetarian cooking isn't too hard. Although I miss the ease of throwing a pot roast in the crock pot before work and coming home to roasty deliciousness.
I'm honestly not sure what irritates me more about this article, the phrase "cuddle puddle" or the continued use of "gluten-free" to imply health food. As if rice flour had any benefits for the 90% of the population who isn't gluten insensitive.
the continued use of "gluten-free" to imply health food.
Deep-fried corn fritters are gluten-free and therefore will let me LIVE FOREVER.