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I was gone most of the day.
blue footed boobies are good
so are the other kind.
and I am with Gud ans the others that don't exactly self hate - but can get so angry at themselves that it is hard to see the difference. But it turns out that the angry part is often lying - and not very encourageing to do the right thing . V. annoying.
boobies.
( it had to be said again)
I kept repeating it trying to get the Willemette River pronounciation right.
Out of curiousity, how *were* you pronouncing it?
(Willemette seems natural to me, because like Puyallup, Sequim, and Tsawwassen, it is one of those placenames I think I was saying before I could spell. Hell, I still can't spell Tsawwassen without Google.)
So, Pete, what did YOU think of Ultraviolet?
Tsawwassen? Good lord, what's that? It sounds like a German mineral water.
Out of curiousity, how *were* you pronouncing it?Will Em Ette.
Of course, when I said it wrong I actually could spell it correctly. Now I keep needing to Googlecheck it.
Will AM ette sounds funny to me.
It's where you catch the ferry from Vancouver-ish to Vancouver Island. (eta: Tsawwassen)
Plei, I thought Ultraviolet was excellent (we're talking the UK series here, btw) and was saddened to see that what derailed a second season was simply that they didn't have the manpower to ready one in a timely fashion (that taken from an interview with the series' creator).
I'm not sure how a second season could have lived up to the first, which may be my way of coping with there only being the one. (Is the interview on the DVDs, says she-who-forgets-special-features-exist?)
Nope, on the website.
Puyallup, Sequim, and TsawwassenI have to tell you, letter combinations like those are what scared me off of moving to Seattle many years ago. I don't know if my mouth moves in those ways.