There was no particular reason to give Bettie cake. It just made me smile. Randomness is fun.
Here, you can have some cake, too.
(it's coffee cake)
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There was no particular reason to give Bettie cake. It just made me smile. Randomness is fun.
Here, you can have some cake, too.
(it's coffee cake)
Oy!
It's okay Tens it's a big E-Ze Freeze. There's plenty of room for Ed AND the boys.
I've installed a new unit down in the basement, BTW. In case this one overflows with The Hawt.
Someone come write these words for me so I can go be a bum and read all day.
Ok.
Um.... what am I writing? Smexy stuff, I hope?
It's a thankless job, but someone has to do it.
Besides, it was pretty clear it was subconscious on your part.
Oh, and you dropped your sign. Here,
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Ok.
Um.... what am I writing? Smexy stuff, I hope?
Yes, actually. I'll send you all the details, including a diagram of...wait a minute. *is suddenly suspicious*
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Someone come write these words for me so I can go be a bum and read all day.
Can't. I'm reading something called Banshee Charmer. I dunno...you may not have heard of it.
This is how I got hooked. I was literally only 24 hrs back in the country after living overseas, in the B&B we stayed in waiting for the apartment to be ready. I turn on the TV, and there was a summer rerun of the first season episode with the painting.
You know, the one with the little girl ghost?
Yeah, it was creepy. And I was hooked, precisely because I hadn't seen anything that creepy on tv in a long, long time.
Oh I dunno, I think it was pretty conscious. I mean, look at that soft green skin, that cute little tail, that... Wait. Cobra looks like his avatar, right? RIGHT?It's a thankless job, but someone has to do it.
Besides, it was pretty clear it was subconscious on your part.
Oh, and you dropped your sign. Here,
I like to think that, being English, I don't need to announce the fact that I'm being sarcastic
Can't. I'm reading something called Banshee Charmer. I dunno...you may not have heard of it.
*Pretends hearing this doesn't still make her bounce around*
Yes, actually. I'll send you all the details, including a diagram of...wait a minute. *is suddenly suspicious*
No need to be suspicious. Send me as much as you think I'll need.
Maybe a little more.
This is how I got hooked. I was literally only 24 hrs back in the country after living overseas, in the B&B we stayed in waiting for the apartment to be ready. I turn on the TV, and there was a summer rerun of the first season episode with the painting.
You know, the one with the little girl ghost?
Yeah, it was creepy. And I was hooked, precisely because I hadn't seen anything that creepy on tv in a long, long time.
Yes, their hotness aside, Supernatural is a badass show. I <3 it, so much.
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I like to think that, being English, I don't need to announce the fact that I'm being sarcastic
Whoa! Random cake! Cool!! Thank you very much.
Gosh! Life hasn't changed since I did that in 1996. When I think of all that time I wasted and all those tortilla chips I ate.
Right, that's it. I am turning on the word processor.
I like to think that, being English, I don't need to announce the fact that I'm being sarcastic
I don't think that has anything to do with your nationality.
I think that's just you.
I don't think that has anything to do with your nationality.
I think that's just you.
I'm the mother fkkin sarcasm fairy, bitches.
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My one regret in life so far, real regret, is that I was considered not to be clever enough to understand Shakespeare at school and so they stuck me in a lower English class and I didn't get to study *adopts superhero voice* 'literature'. Fortunately, this means I missed Jane Austin. Sadly, it also means I missed Shakespeare and any explanation thereof. So no Hamlet, no Rosencrantz and Guilderstern and it took me quite a long time to understand the joke in the Terry Pratchett book, and I still don't get all the references in Jim Butcher. The irony of this is that between leaving school as a pupil and returning as a teacher, they changed the curriculum and now every darned kid 'has' to study Shakespeare. One day I will find someone who can explain this mystery of the English language to me but at the moment I remain lost. *Pouts*
The best way to understand Shakespeare is to see the plays. They were meant to be visual. Reading them is hard because it's not the way we naturally digest plays.
I'm rather fond of the Kenneth Branagh movie versions of things. Much Ado About Nothing is fun. I haven't seen his Hamlet, though. I adore his Henry V.
Also, if there are any theater productions of the plays in your area (I mean, goodness, you live in England, don't you? Someone's gotta be doing Shakespeare there!) go see them live.
And the pink wings are nice touch.
I carry a little pouch full of magic sarcasm dust. The label says "WARNING: overdose may cause Blackadder"
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I feel like a woman today. The cutlery draw rail holders broke. I just happened to have a spare set of holders, so I fixed them. In my kitty PJs. *holds up screwdriver in triumph!*
I really should go shovel the driveway. That does not make me feel womanly, though... just cold and cranky.
I really should go shovel the driveway. That does not make me feel womanly, though... just cold and cranky.
No need to be suspicious. Send me as much as you think I'll need.
Maybe a little more.
I am not sending pictures.
I'm the mother fkkin sarcasm fairy, bitches.
Yes you are. *bows to the scary fairy*
but... but.... you said "diagrams."
Stick figures, sir! And with the way I draw, you'll hardly be able to tell what they're doing.
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Cool, well done. You might want to use a shovel rather than a screwdriver for the drive though, just sayin'.
Thank you for your Shakespeare ideas. I live down the road from a rather crummy theatre, I have no idea what they do - well, plays obviously, but what sort I dunno.
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