Do we need to have a muffaletta-style debate about what constitutes a reuben? Because it is not beets.
Also, I would like a reuben. I've been thinking about sauerkraut ever since I didn't have it for New Year's.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Do we need to have a muffaletta-style debate about what constitutes a reuben? Because it is not beets.
Also, I would like a reuben. I've been thinking about sauerkraut ever since I didn't have it for New Year's.
I just realized my interview stuff got destroyed in the basement flood and my interview skirt is 3 sizes too big now.
FUCK. Off to Old Navy.
It might make it less platonically reuben, I'll grant you that, but it would be delicious. Mmmm, red flannel hash in sandwich form.
Tasty sandwich, yes. Reuben, no.
AP style suggests avoiding such adjectives and instead saying how the person entered the country, e.g., Smith, who overstayed his student visa.
McGinty, who's Irish so no one cares.
(Massive undocumented Irish population in NYC. No one ever seems to give them much grief.)
OMG, just realized AP, not APA. So, um, hey, excellent source for APA, which is not what was asked for, at my links. Yeah, nuthin' to see here...
McGinty, who's Irish so no one cares.
Because white people never sneak across borders.
Awwwww, Mac is trying to sabotage his tutoring and get out of karate tonight. Adorbs
Dear child, my sadness can flip into anger given even the slightest push. Dare ya.
Dear Mac,
Settle down and study, then get thee to karate. Your mom? A little scary. I wouldn't push her.
Good lord. The dean actually thanked me for doing something (which he has done before), but who would expect the Dean of Continuing Studies and Vice-Provost for Life-Long Learning to end his thanks with TWO exclamation marks. Of course, it's always possible it's being sent by his PA, because she's got rights to send from his account. Still.