The new car may be the cutest one we've ever had.
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.
That sounds like a sweet deal. Congrats.
I once took a sound effects recording of thunderstorms and added more thunderstorms to a special mix of Riders On The Storm I made for my college radio station.
IIRC, it started out with a far away rumble, built up to a crescendo and then went into The Doors, and at the end I had it flow out of theirs and and fade into the distance again. Added several minutes to the song.
I usually played it late night, to good reception.
I've been thinking about recording the thunder here. I need to find a spot that is free of traffic noise, not in a flight pattern, gets great thunder, oh, and not a high target for the lighting that usually comes with the thunder. Sure, I love the stuff, but I don't wanna die from it!
Hey, would any one like these boots (size 42 European/10 US) for the cost of postage? [link]
looks good, Daniel and ws. It is amazing what is available out there
So, people who got their wisdom teeth out, what sort of foodstuffs should I stock up on this week?
Er, wait, what's wrong with that? I don't get it.
I used to reply "Well I'm not going to put what I can't in, am I?" The way she expressed it amused me. OK, maybe you had to be there...
So, people who got their wisdom teeth out, what sort of foodstuffs should I stock up on this week?
Soup. Milkshakes. Chicken that you can cook until it falls apart.
Milkshakes
Like those Weight Watchers things that are supposed to work as meals?
(This is what happens when I wake up in the middle of the night and can't fall back asleep.)
Milkshakes
Like those Weight Watchers things that are supposed to work as meals?
Nah. Do you have a blender? Just ice cream and milk. A week of milkshakes won't give you scurvy. Although if you're lactose intolerant it might suck.
Or -- ever since I had the cracked tooth that was pulled, I've been making smoothies several times a week. You buy frozen fruit (comes in a bag, in the -- gasp -- frozen section). Throw the frozen fruit in the blender with milk in a 1:1 ratio (1/2 cup fruit, 1/2 cup milk [I make mine with 1 cup of each, and drink it out of a huge plastic tumbler]). If the result seems too thick, before you try to pour it into a cup, add more milk and re-blend. If the result seems too watery, add more frozen fruit and re-blend. You might want to add a couple of teaspoons of sugar or honey if you like stuff really sweet. You can always add protein powder if you want extra protein (I do).
Easy peasy.
Other mooshy food: baked/mashed potatoes; applesauce; yogurt; soup; eggs; jello; pasta cooked a little longer than al dente; bananas; peanut butter, etc. If it's mooshy, it'll be your friend.
OTOH, I know people who had all 4 wisdom teeth out and resumed solid food immediately. Like, stopped for a burger on the way home from the oral surgeon's office. So you might not need mooshy food for as long as you think.