'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Heh.
The French film parody is pretty great too. Ahhh, Animaniacs. That was one of the most fun parts of the LA F2F. Crowding around in the party lounge on Saturday morning, eating donuts and watching cartoons and everybody singing the Animaniacs theme.
Dang. Buffy might very well be one of the few things I've retained love for long enough to consider getting a tattoo, but I would damn well walk into the parlor with my own design for reference instead of just telling him "go wild, dude." And possibly I'd bring custom stencils for the tattoo artist to use.
Heh. That's a pretty huge piece of work. If its real I'm sure it involved several meetings and stencils and inking sessions.
Lustful Court and other fun or unfortunate street names
Folks who live on Lustful Court in Macon, Georgia are lobbying for their street to be granted a name change. The county commissioners have suggested that the residents submit a petition. Yoshonda Patterson told the Associated Press "she thinks the name gives people the wrong idea about the neighborhood on the east side of Macon."
Also in the news this week, the UK's Bladder Lane and Butt Hole Road. And then there's the classic unfortunate street name used in England in the Middle Ages -- Gropecunt Lane -- "believed to be a reference to the prostitution centered on those areas," according to Wikipedia.
"Gropecunt Lane"? Oh dear.
"That's GROP-akent, thank you very much."
edit: the middle ages were so wonderfully straightforward.
I had motivation to do some things about two hours ago. I don't know where it went.
I demand a refund.
He's awfully curvy for a guy.
Those are distinctly feminine hips.
We have a street not far from us called "Jackass Lane". Kelly discovered it when getting directions to a church.
Apparently the auto-search on Google only works when you're logged in. I guess that's why I'm not seeing it at work.
Apparently the auto-search on Google only works when you're logged in.
From what I understand, this is only true if you're outside the US.
From what I understand, this is only true if you're outside the US.
Then I have no idea why it doesn't like me.