I have found my book! Hurrah!
...of course, now my bank card appears to not be working.
sighs
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I have found my book! Hurrah!
...of course, now my bank card appears to not be working.
sighs
... yay found notebook!
Yay Fay!
In other news of yay, I now officially weigh what my driver's license says I do. Which is about 37 lbs down from where I started the year.
You guys have your *weight* on your drivers' licenses?? That would freak me out. And also be inconvenient. I'm a medication-induced weight yoyo.
Well, yes, but it's self-reported and not checked or updated or anything. Hence the noteworthiness of it actually reflecting reality - for a lot of us the DL is more of "what's the lowest number I can semi-plausibly claim and not feel like shit about" than anything true to life.
Yay, Brenda!
Yay, Fay!
for a lot of us the DL is more of "what's the lowest number I can semi-plausibly claim and not feel like shit about" than anything true to life.
Heh. I can see how that would work. It's how I estimate my weight when asked it by, say, medical professionals. "Oh, I'm about [taking off fifteen pounds for good measure]..."
Ok, so if a movie turns out to be horribly bad, we are allowed to ask for a refund of ticket price. Not that I have ever done that. And I honestly don't know if people actually do get their money back, or it just ends up being a very pointed gesture.
Are we allowed to ask for our copays back and/or refuse to pay a doctor's bill if s/he gives particularly bad service?
I got a refund once when the sound went all wonky...but that was b/o technical error on the cinema's part. I would be surprised if anyone would, but no harm making that pointed request....
I spotted an ad in one of the morning free papers that someone's doing a study on the effects of a vegan diet on acne. No medications or anything, just the effect of the diet.
I put an almost-accurate weight on my driver's license back when I first moved to DC. In 1974. I also put the color my eyes were with my tinted contact lenses. Can't get them to change either. Also, the picture's several years old (I renewed online last year). If they ever check the description or photo against the real me I'm screwed.