Having had both a baby boy and a baby girl I can vouch that they are both fun.

Goat ... meh, but I'm not much of a meat eater. However, you might find it sold as cabrito.

Oh, I love the baby boys, but boy clothes are BORING. And it's been all boy clothes for 6 years! Ugh. Seriously, at the showers, there have been two repeats at least in presents for everyone, we all buy the one cute boy item and give it.

My friend Traci, who has an SO CUTE little red-headed boy, Liam (heh, I typed that LOAM -- I AM LOAM, FEAR ME) is preggo again, and we are all "Oh, god, please, cute little red-headed girl, want so bad, PLEASE."

Which means, of course, it will be a boy.

Flabby Jensen can play vollyball without a shirt on in my front yard anytime he wants, and I won't complain.

You and me both. Hell, he can use my shower afterwards if he wants to. Those pictures are actually more toward my ideal than the posed beefcake shots he's done in the past.

I have 2 great nieces and 1 great nephew and I can vouch for the fun-ness of both types!

Those pictures are actually more toward my ideal than the posed beefcake shots he's done in the past.

They are very compelling.

But I feel I should also see shirtless JP playing basketball. Or chess. Whatever. And Misha can take off his shirt and take over the world or something.

Those pictures are actually more toward my ideal than the posed beefcake shots he's done in the past.

I do prefer some beef in my beefcake...

He actually has very few posed beefcake shots, unless my collection is severely lacking. He's been remarkably dressed since he passed twenty, save a couple on set shots. At least one of which he's supposed to be unhappy with.

But he's going to be compared to his costar a lot, who does do beefcake shots, and is continuously quite buff.

I just had a woman reply to an email I send out after the meeting where I schedule requests. In the email I paste the portion of the tracking doc to show when everything was scheduled.

Her email was asking when a particular request was scheduled. Not only that, but it was the second request on the list.

I get that people might not open and review the spreadsheet which is why I paste the list in the body of the email. But now people are so fucking lazy they can't be bothered to LOOK at the email? Not even read it all the way through, just have your eyeballs on it for like 5 fucking seconds.

Wow...that got rantier than I meant it to.

Wired cites erinaceous and mentions word-saving. I'm a little disappointed that I know what a couple of the ones he lists mean.

Apparently I have meetings back to back until 5. And reports to generate. Uhuh. It's not like the web is going to surf itself, people.