'Never Leave Me'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, nail polish, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I'd like to offer "piece of suck" as an alternate to more common oaths.
Thanks for all the travel-ma. It worked! I had clear roads for 8:45 of the 9 hour drive. It just started to sprinkle when I got off I-70 in KC. The only problem was that my iPod died.
Tomorrow I get to see my Dad's office throw him a party.
i'm awake because my shoulder hurts. a lot. i need a bigger word than "hurt" for this.
Yikes, Hil. Take all the drugs!
Now all I can remember is "fitte-kittie" and "hellavurtur". I have no idea how they're spelled or what they mean, but apparently they're very bad.
'Fitte' is probably cunt. I'm not familiar with Norwegian swearing, but in Swedish 'fite' (no clue how to spell these) is cunt, and it's 'vitu' in Finnish (same root apparently even though Swedish and Finnish are generally super different). The 'kittie' bit I don't know. In Swedish it's usually fure-fite, which means 'sheep's cunt', or maybe 'hest-fite' which is horse's cunt. In Finnish it's normally 'vitu perkele' which I think either means devil's cunt or cunting devil. I use 'vitu perkele' a lot.
If I want to say 'Jesus Christ' but am worried about offending people I just say it in Irish, which is Iosa Criosd (pronounced sort of ee-uh-suh cree-uhsed), it hits all the right sweary syllables but isn’t recognisable.
That's a lot of swearing for very early in the morning, but there you go. Merry fucking Christmas and all that.
Blargh. Fourth night in a row of crap sleep. Work will be fun today.
I am waving wearily at my fellow insomniacs.
Waves back.
I fell asleep, then woke up when my sister got here, and that might be all for the night.
Ooh. Insomnia plus icy roads. I'm thinking telecommuting and/or calling in sick today may be a good idea.
I was rather blase about our wintry mix until I was driving back from an errand at about 7 last night and slid the last half mile. This morning, I find there were 900+ metro accidents and people were stuck in traffic for hours.
Huh, we were dry here last night - and now it's warmer. Durham has got sleet, though.
We didn't get a lot of wet stuff, fortunately, since it was essentially an ice storm. A mix of rain and sleet turned into a thin glaze of ice on the roads, leading to the bumper-car effect.