Whoa, askye, that's interesting. I will be sad if JCP disappears completely, I am sentimentally fond of that particular department store, but I hope the acquisition goes well for you. Belk isn't really nationwide, is it? That could be a big expansion.
'Objects In Space'
Natter 76: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Foaminess
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 suppose Sparky is a quintessential dog's name, but I always imagine it being shrieked by a really annoying precocious TV kid.
For a reddish dog, how about Peppermint Patty?
I thought about naming my orange kitten Kumquat so I could say "Come, Quat!" But she ended up as Coconut the Cheesy Peuf.
I suppose Sparky is a quintessential dog's name, but I always imagine it being shrieked by a really annoying precocious TV kid.
I did grow up with a dog named Sparky but I was not a television kid. Not so shrieky, somewhat precocious.
My sister names her cats after the vegetation they were found in: Juniper, Rhubarb, Cody (buffalo grass), etc.
Dr. Moxie Chompers!
(My friends have toddler twins named Moxie & Hugo!)
Bronze or Copper
Roobarb was the name of a British cartoon dog, who put out a Glam Rock single, as one did in 1970s Britain.
anyone looking to buy things from Land's End soon? I just put in an order (swimsuits) and can send people a 50% coupon right now, but do not want to spam people.
My parents had a dog named Sterling and then my cousin married a guy named Sterling. That seemed like an unusual name for a person to me.
I had a roommate with a cat named Kamir. Say it out loud. "C'mere Kamir"