Naked sympathies for ToTP? Not sure if I'm supposed to be elated or worried.
That sucks. I spent most of last year fearing I'd end up in a similar bind, so my heartfelt sympathies.I'm burned out and broke. Going to nix my subscription and start minimizing. I have way too many possessions that collect dust.
Free shipping. Who wants part and parcel of a hoard?
Urizen's busted and he's still getting paid. Nice.
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Here's your "Urizen Monday" link. Enjoy! (Totally safe for work)
Edit: removed some Monday morning/pre-coffee snarkiness...
I have a house centipede in my apartment (so, technically "apartment centipede"). They're supposedly beneficial, but the look freaky as hell and this particular one made its entrance out of the top hole in the sink while I was brushing my teeth.
Warning: If you don't like creepies, don't click on the link!
Goooooood morning FAWLtYies! FHDM in the hizzouse! Twas an interesting weekend with going to perhaps the most remote bbq joint in manhattan (Dinosaur bbq, allllllll the way up in the outskirts of Harlem, any further and it would have been in the Bronx or underwater), seeing x-men first class (which was okay, didn't haterate on it nearly as much as I thought I would) and watched the end of the Tudors (Johnathan rhys Davies for Monarch!). Also finally updated my livejournal /dreamwidth, and the paladin for Freehold he saga of wune is next(eventually)!
For Studpuffin
Seriously. They have reptilian koalas with scorpion stingers.That's weird lookin'. I can see how that might freak you out, crawling out of the sink.I worry that someone from Australia says a bug is weird looking. ;)
you mean the drop bears have mutated further!?!
Warning: If you don't like creepies, don't click on the link!
O.O
I actually searched wikipedia because I could not belive that image is real - but it is!
Morning, fellow Fawtlies.
Taig: No damn way I'd let that centipede live in the house. Are you nuts?
Morning, fellow Fawtlies.
Taig: No damn way I'd let that centipede live in the house. Are you nuts?
aww, what a cute little guy! I usually just usher them outdoors, but I know they have some useful household function that escapes me at the moment.
Morning all.
The ongoing saga of my feline foe continues...
I have to wear a dress uniform on mondays. We call them our dress blues in the Air Force. I have a very shinny set of black shoes that I have to wear with it. Sometime during the night Mildred tore out the insoles.
I am literally walking on nails until the BX opens.
Morning all.
The ongoing saga of my feline foe continues...
I have to wear a dress uniform on mondays. We call them our dress blues in the Air Force. I have a very shinny set of black shoes that I have to wear with it. Sometime during the night Mildred tore out my soul.
I am literally walking on nails until the BX opens.
FIFY
Morning all.
The ongoing saga of my feline foe continues...
I have to wear a dress uniform on mondays. We call them our dress blues in the Air Force. I have a very shinny set of black shoes that I have to wear with it. Sometime during the night Mildred tore out the insoles.
I am literally walking on nails until the BX opens.
:-D
sorry nathan,somehow the name of your cat makes this story so much more funny
:-D
Goooooood morning FAWLtYies! FHDM in the hizzouse! Twas an interesting weekend with going to perhaps the most remote bbq joint in manhattan (Dinosaur bbq, allllllll the way up in the outskirts of Harlem, any further and it would have been in the Bronx or underwater), seeing x-men first class (which was okay, didn't haterate on it nearly as much as I thought I would) and watched the end of the Tudors (Johnathan rhys Davies for Monarch!). Also finally updated my livejournal /dreamwidth, and the paladin for Freehold he saga of wune is next(eventually)!
For Studpuffin ** spoiler omitted **
I caught X-Men as well. Pretty good, I thought. uch better then the other movies they'd made, I loved the cast.
Morning all.
The ongoing saga of my feline foe continues...
I have to wear a dress uniform on mondays. We call them our dress blues in the Air Force. I have a very shinny set of black shoes that I have to wear with it. Sometime during the night Mildred tore out the insoles.
I am literally walking on nails until the BX opens.
:-D
sorry nathan,
somehow the name of your cat makes this story so much more funny
:-D
Yeah. Mildred Percival Wexley. The Anti-christ-cat.
Seriously considering wrapping her in fly-paper when I get home.
Morning all.
The ongoing saga of my feline foe continues...
I have to wear a dress uniform on mondays. We call them our dress blues in the Air Force. I have a very shinny set of black shoes that I have to wear with it. Sometime during the night Mildred tore out the insoles.
I am literally walking on nails until the BX opens.
:-D
sorry nathan,
somehow the name of your cat makes this story so much more funny
:-DYeah. Mildred Percival Wexley. The Anti-christ-cat.
Seriously considering wrapping her in fly-paper when I get home.
Pics?
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I've seen some weird bugs in my time, this one is right up there.That's weird lookin'. I can see how that might freak you out, crawling out of the sink.I worry that someone from Australia says a bug is weird looking. ;)
Bug, meet ball-peen hammer.
Morning all.
The ongoing saga of my feline foe continues...
I have to wear a dress uniform on mondays. We call them our dress blues in the Air Force. I have a very shinny set of black shoes that I have to wear with it. Sometime during the night Mildred tore out the insoles.
I am literally walking on nails until the BX opens.
:-D
sorry nathan,
somehow the name of your cat makes this story so much more funny
:-DYeah. Mildred Percival Wexley. The Anti-christ-cat.
Seriously considering wrapping her in fly-paper when I get home.
I'll post some on my FLickr account, and link it up when I get home. It's time the world saw the evil little beast.
Pics?
Morning all, what's everyone been up to?
*blink*
Headed to Beantown for Ally's checkup. Hopefully it will be quick and I can get home and enjoy this most lovely day
*blink*
** spoiler omitted **Damnit. Just when I DVR'ed the movie yesterday.Richard Gere did a really good job of playing Mothman.Hi all. Hope everyone had / is having a good weekend?Hi, Mothy! I saw a movie about you once.
It's been a very strange weekend. We had two days off in a row! o_O
Urizen's busted and he's still getting paid. Nice.That sucks. I spent most of last year fearing I'd end up in a similar bind, so my heartfelt sympathies.I'm burned out and broke. Going to nix my subscription and start minimizing. I have way too many possessions that collect dust.
Free shipping. Who wants part and parcel of a hoard?
Paying it Forward.
P.S. Blame Treppa.
Here's your "Urizen Monday" link. Enjoy! (Totally safe for work)
Edit: removed some Monday morning/pre-coffee snarkiness...
What was the snarkiness? I feel cheated.
Hey Leafy quick question
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What was the snarkiness? I feel cheated.Here's your "Urizen Monday" link. Enjoy! (Totally safe for work)
Edit: removed some Monday morning/pre-coffee snarkiness...
Something about puritanical bosses or somesuch.
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MTV sucks. The MTV Movie Awards are farcical and suck even more.
But, they give us the newest Fright Night Trailer with more on David Tennant as Peter Vincent. And for that, I can forgive them (this once).
** spoiler omitted **** spoiler omitted **Hey Leafy quick question
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Ah...the dog collar. I'm not sure I can beat Wikipedia on this one. Like most clerical garb, the stiff collar is an older style of clothing that has been kept and incorporated into liturgical and/or clerical clothing as societal styles moved on. While older pieces, such as the palladium, have been invested with symbolic meaning, I have never heard anyone attribute any to the collar. Like the clerical shirt (or vest) and cassock with which it is worn, it is as more a signifier than a symbol. (Attn: I'm a priest.) The purpose for wearing it is to identify one as a priest in public, so that one is available to people in any setting, whether they have a relationship with a priest or parish or not.
Outside of Roman (and Eastern) circles, the collar (along with other garb) was for sometime a good indicator of how high church a cleric you were looking at, especially in Anglican/Episcopal circles (and perhaps also with Lutheran pastors). At one time, liberal and evangelical clergy wouldn't have been got dead in one. Now its use is more widespread (denominationally, if not numerically) and is often worn for convenience sake more than for reasons of a traditional vision of 24/7 ministry (e.g., "The hospital won't give me any trouble if I wear my collar.") Its popularity in the Anglican Communion is especially due to the influence of the Oxford Movement (early/mid 19th C). Due to the prestige of Anglicanism, the practice spread to other groups (who don't have priests but other kinds of ministers) who either wanted to look more churchy or benefit from its practical side. There is a also a version that has two bands hanging down from the collar. This is often called "preaching bands."
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MTV sucks. The MTV Movie Awards are farcical and suck even more.
But, they give us the newest Fright Night Trailer with more on David Tennant as Peter Vincent. And for that, I can forgive them (this once).
And here I was just going to ignore that this film was even going to be made and here you they had to do this. Whats next a remake of Lost Boys
*blink*
Ugh. Boston traffic. This town needs an enema ...
*blink*
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** spoiler omitted **** spoiler omitted **Hey Leafy quick question
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Ah...the dog collar. I'm not sure I can beat Wikipedia on this one. Like most clerical garb, the stiff collar is an older style of clothing that has been kept and incorporated into liturgical and/or clerical clothing as societal styles moved on. While older pieces, such as the palladium, have been invested with symbolic meaning, I have never heard anyone attribute any to the collar. Like the clerical shirt (or vest) and cassock with which it is worn, it is as more a signifier than a symbol. (Attn: I'm a priest.) The purpose for wearing it is to identify one as a priest in public, so that one is available to people in any setting, whether they have a relationship with a priest or parish or not.
Outside of Roman (and Eastern) circles, the collar (along with other garb) was for sometime a good indicator of how high church a cleric you were looking at, especially in Anglican/Episcopal circles (and perhaps also with Lutheran pastors). At one time, liberal and evangelical clergy wouldn't have been got dead in one. Now its use is more widespread (denominationally, if not numerically) and is often worn for convenience sake more than for reasons of a traditional vision of 24/7 ministry (e.g., "The hospital won't give me any trouble if I wear my collar.") Its popularity in the Anglican Communion is especially due to the influence of the Oxford Movement (early/mid 19th C). Due to the prestige of Anglicanism, the practice spread to other groups (who don't have priests but other kinds of ministers) who either wanted to look more churchy or benefit from its practical side. There is a also a version that has two bands hanging down from the collar. This is often called "preaching bands."
Ahh the Dog Collar, you had to go there ;) then again so did Wikipedia, and so does our Bishop. Does any group even use the preaching bands anymore?
Down by the River...
Down by the banks of the River Charles
(Oh, that's what's happenin' baby)
That's where you'll find me
Along with lovers, muggers, and thieves.
(Ahh, but they're cool people)
Last time I give a s%+* about people.Wait a second...when was the first time?....ahem.....
;)
OK. Six months ago. I see.
:)