*yawn*
Living with parents have a benefit of being feed without need to cook... But it is tiresome to share living room with others. I am not sure how others do that and don't get mad...
On the other hand... AZ is married and sharing living space with family, LPM is married and sharing living space with family.
I might be too hasty with estimating people living with others not-mad.
*yawn*
Now you can see my bare tongue.
Out watching mlp premier with bronies at the new york ponycon premier event!
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I was reading the article on the Worm that Walks in the latest AP issue earlier today, and I freaked myself out by imagining one made of spiders.....
Now there's a BBEG I could write some cool scenes for
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Bread? Apples? Very small rocks?Yay, monkey blitz! You know what they like to steal?
And also yay exercise.
Well I was going for clothes, since the very next post was top of the page.
Well so much for subtlety, think I'll just do bad puns instead.;)
The plumber is coming over to help us figure out why the utility room wall is leaking. Yay.
Ouch. That sucks. Or runs.
I was reading the article on the Worm that Walks in the latest AP issue earlier today, and I freaked myself out by imagining one made of spiders.....
Now I want to stat this.
And reading the spider discussion makes me quite happy that Scandinavia is basically the anti-Australia when it comes to poisonous animals.
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During a football match in which East Germany was one of the teams, the spectators included Erich Mielke, head of STASI (the secret police). He did not approve of the some of the referee's decisions, and let this be known loudly.
The East German coach (very bravely, if you ask me) told him to "shut up and sit down."
Mielke responded, apparently without trying to be ironic: "It's a free country. I'm entitled to my opinion."
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Da cave crickets is makin' der pertection payments, dat's why.
Urgh. If you want me to make a serious attempt at reading your fan-fic, it's probably a good idea to remember to not switch tenses four times in the same sentence.
Inserting line-breaks in dialogues certainly helps with readability too.
And being able to spell "Busshållplats."
If you're going to use your character's hair-colour as a synonym for their name, they'd better have a really unique hair-colour for that setting.
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Mini-rant brought to you by the Swedish Association of Middle-Aged Writers Who Write Like They're Ten (SAMAWWWLTT).
Good morning. It's 3:53 a.m. Puffin has just left for work. Kaiser roll and Diet Coke for breakfast. Nom. That is all.
My breakfast will be better. As for work, well, I get to drive a taxi cab on rain-slicked roads. Wish me safety and wish me luck.
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Yeah not a fan of them at allI'm pretty sure they come directly from hellAnd jumpin Jezzus on a pogo stick how gross are they when you step on them? They're full of what looks like month-old pus >.<Little bastards! I love them for keeping the bug population under control, but damnit, do the have to be so f@&~ing creepy and biting!Yeah. Their habit of hiding in small dark places didn't make me feel any better when we had our annual 'clean out the 100-year-old cellar' event at my office.Tell me about it. My wife freaked out when she just saw the article. She's got major arachnophobia.I was reading an article the other day about a bunch of reports of black widow spiders being found in packs of grapes. All up north, in the Minnesota/Wisconsin area.Man those things are sucky. I hope they don't migrate north. I hated finding them when I was in EP
I love spiders/anansi/aunt nancy/grandmother spider. My wife does not.
I try to not to step on them for that very reason. Just squish them with something else - like a damn 2x4. I'm pretty sure they come directly from hell.And jumpin Jezzus on a pogo stick how gross are they when you step on them? They're full of what looks like month-old pus >.<Little bastards! I love them for keeping the bug population under control, but damnit, do the have to be so f@&~ing creepy and biting!Yeah. Their habit of hiding in small dark places didn't make me feel any better when we had our annual 'clean out the 100-year-old cellar' event at my office.Tell me about it. My wife freaked out when she just saw the article. She's got major arachnophobia.I was reading an article the other day about a bunch of reports of black widow spiders being found in packs of grapes. All up north, in the Minnesota/Wisconsin area.Man those things are sucky. I hope they don't migrate north. I hated finding them when I was in EP
I had to step on a large roach recently and it was full of something similar. I felt awful about it, but it was dying and in agony apparently, so I though I'd end it quicker-and almost ended up slipping in its guts. I usually don't like to kill insects, but I prefer roaches stay elsewhere, cockroaches ban be damned.
During a football match in which East Germany was one of the teams, the spectators included Erich Mielke, head of STASI (the secret police). He did not approve of the some of the referee's decisions, and let this be known loudly.
The East German coach (very bravely, if you ask me) told him to "shut up and sit down."
Mielke responded, apparently without trying to be ironic: "It's a free country. I'm entitled to my opinion."
IIRC the disassembling of Berlin Wall started by a TV program where one of the leaders of East Germany in response to reporter's query claimed that East Germany is a free country and its citizens are free to travel abroad. People in East Berlin after hearing that flocked to the Wall being faced by military (or militia/police) guarding the wall... Thankfully the commanding officer did not panicked and did not order opening fire (he might even explicitly forbid opening fire on unarmed civilians)* and when the people started passing through the wall it was hard to stop them without contradicting what was said publicly on TV.
* I wonder if that was inspiration for a final scene of V For Vendetta or was it accidental similarity.
I love spiders/anansi/aunt nancy/grandmother spider. My wife does not.Yeah not a fan of them at allI'm pretty sure they come directly from hellAnd jumpin Jezzus on a pogo stick how gross are they when you step on them? They're full of what looks like month-old pus >.<Little bastards! I love them for keeping the bug population under control, but damnit, do the have to be so f@&~ing creepy and biting!Yeah. Their habit of hiding in small dark places didn't make me feel any better when we had our annual 'clean out the 100-year-old cellar' event at my office.Tell me about it. My wife freaked out when she just saw the article. She's got major arachnophobia.I was reading an article the other day about a bunch of reports of black widow spiders being found in packs of grapes. All up north, in the Minnesota/Wisconsin area.Man those things are sucky. I hope they don't migrate north. I hated finding them when I was in EP
Oh I have no beef with spiders in general. As a child I had a lovely book with all sorts of stories about Anansi and his adventures. However, any spider that likes living indoors and is filled with a strong neurotoxin is not going to get a pass.
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No poisonous spiders in Poland so I had no reason to dislike them. In fact I like those furry eight legs.
Methinks I hear the melodious tones of my washing machine, signaling me that the load of Charlie clothes I put in are done.
argh, I have forgotten the washing machine
*runs of to hang out the laundry and start the next machine load*
My throat is better but still a bit sore.
hi everyone,
Kingmaker yesterday, it was quite good after the usual first 45 minutes of "how does this kingdom building does work, again"
in a few hours my wife will come back from weekend with her mum, yay wife
I made a long thoughtful post about Kajehase's and Dreijk 's GDR discussion but the forum ate it :-(
But not my favorite animated movie. That honor goes to Kung Fu Panda. Or Heavy Metal. I can't decide.
Watership Downs for me.
When the bad guy is a rabid murderous nazi rabbit you pay attention.
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I made a long thoughtful post about Kajehase's and Dreijk 's GDR discussion but the forum ate it :-(
Whereas if it had been a typo-riddled one-liner with bad grammar it'd have double-posted it. :(
And why is it that I have basically have to buy football-socks if I want to get "men's" socks that don't end halfway up the lower leg?
No poisonous spiders in Poland so I had no reason to dislike them. In fact I like those furry eight legs.Same goes for you.
Oh, no worry. Poles poison themselves enough with poorly distilled moonshine all the time.
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I made a long thoughtful post about Kajehase's and Dreijk 's GDR discussion but the forum ate it :-(
Stasi censorship?
I made a long thoughtful post about Kajehase's and Dreijk 's GDR discussion but the forum ate it :-(Stasi censorship?
lol :-D
Not sure if I mentioned this, but during Sarah's previous doctor visit the doc said baby Katie was in the right position to pop. Head down near the cervix. I kept telling my wife her wishing baby out might come back to haunt her. I'm betting she pops early.
cmoooooon sagittarius premature baby!!!
