And think of all of the fun stuff that you can say to people if they mention the scarf.
"Yeah, I got attacked by a vampire last night, but Buffy showed up and saved me."
'Dirty Girls'
[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.
And think of all of the fun stuff that you can say to people if they mention the scarf.
"Yeah, I got attacked by a vampire last night, but Buffy showed up and saved me."
I forsee a trip to the thrift store for scarves iin my future. And also Kohl's.
And also a nap.
My first thought was "She's not allowed to walk until Saturday? For a thyroid? Does the doctor say it's OK to wear a scarf?" I totally flashed to hospital gowns and wondered why they were letting you wander around in something with such a tight neck.
I want a life where one of my main frames of reference isn't medical.
I want a life where one of my main frames of reference isn't medical.
No, no. I had the same confusion too. It wasn't until Aims mentioned the school colors that I grokked what she was saying.
"Standard deviation not enough for perverted statistician."
I don't know why
I don't know why
I can't get enough of your love, baby
(Afghan Whigs' version, of course. As if someone had to guess.)
Shir, have you discovered the Buffistechnology thread?
Why yes. Not a reader there, more like a random asker. I forsee another question, soon.
redrum
redrum
Now I'm scared.
Now I'm scared.
YOu're not my supervisor, you're more than safe.
more than safe
And yet, I'm glad I'm miles and miles away.
You'll give us a five minutes heads-up BEFORE setting the world on fire, right?