I'm pretty sure my eyes didn't grow stronger rods on the drive home from work yesterday.
Maybe you finally got your superpower!
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.
I'm pretty sure my eyes didn't grow stronger rods on the drive home from work yesterday.
Maybe you finally got your superpower!
Well played, Smithsonian.
I have crowned myself The Crankiest. Try to take the crown or my coffee away from me and I will hiss at you like an angry cat.
I SHALL pet you, kitty!
Pushes coffee and catnip-filled pillows through the internet toward shrift.
Maybe this will make you laugh?
The Bookseller announced the shortlist for their Diagram "prize" for the year's oddest book titles. The candidates are:
Nature's Nether Regions, by Menno Schilthuizen
Advanced Pavement Research: Selected, Peer Reviewed Papers from the 3rd International Conference on Concrete Pavements
Design, Construction, and Rehabilitation, edited by Bo Tian
The Madwoman in the the Volvo: My Year of Raging Hormones, by Sandra Tsing-Loh
Where do Camels Belong?, by Ken Thompson
Divorcing a Real Witch: For Pagans and the People That Used to Love Them, by Diana Rajchel
The Ugly Wife is Treasured at Home, by Melissa Margaret Schneider
Self-published authors were included for the first time this year, represented by: Strangers Have the Best Candy, by Margaret Meps Schulte.
Where do Camels Belong?, by Ken Thompson
Silly, they belong with Aimee!
Which is why it makes such an absurd title!
I'm fascinated by Nature's Nether Regions, personally.
I am patting myself on the back, since I went to the pizza place with the intent to get a slice, and left with a salad! But maybe I'm going to have pizza for dinner.