I will not click on the hooks link.
Kaylee ,'Shindig'
Spike's Bitches 44: It's about the rules having changed.
[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 get where the one end goes, but what are we then hooked to ?
I know! It's the then what that's confusing me. Though for the sake of my imagination I was glad to see suspension taken off the table.
I get where the one end goes, but what are we then hooked to ?
I know! It's the then what that's confusing me.
I try not to ponder that. Ask Mistress Google. (Since I'm at work, I'm not going to seek out Web sites that might explain it.)
I will not Google asshooks in an open plan office. I will not Google asshooks in an open plan office. I will not Google asshooks in an open plan office...
I get where the one end goes, but what are we then hooked to ?
I'm thinking this is probably information I don't really need to know.
Has anyone else seen the featured article on the front page of Wikipedia today?
information I don't really need to know.
The words appear to be English, and yet?
Tom, I have now and I have to say I love it!!
Also just learned that "quaint" and "cunt" come from the same root.
Ooh! SH, you've been to St. Gregory of Nyssa?
Yes - my ex, Huw (referred to as "Churchy Huw" by the bears of San Francisco) was a deacon there, in the midst of professing his ministry. (Before he went a little funny in the head, converted to Eastern Orthodoxy of the *most* conservative bent (so conservative, he went back into the closet, denying his faggotry), moved to South Carolina, became a pagan, then moved to Buffalo to date an infamous Web-gossip who lives in Toronto. I know how to pick 'em, eh?) - anyway, Huw went there, so I went there, and even deeply pagan like I am, I was so delighted by the Nyssans that I seriously considered joining.
They had an ordained priest who was also a lesbian and a rabbi. The altar was in the center of a "round" room, and there were vine-dances and singing, and birthdays were the BEST.
I loved it there.
(tangent)
NOT elaborating on hooks. I'm rarely squicked by anything - dad's a mortician, grew up in the mortuary, reads books like "Stiff" while eating - but yeah. Hooks bad.
dad a mortician, grew up in the mortuary
I'm gonna go ahead and assume that your love of the macabre was not a surprise to your family.
(BTW - nice to meet you StuntHusband. I am Aims, aka The Empress.)