Jayne ,'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
> have a British friend (she grew up in Yorkshire) who has stated publicly she will dance on Maggie Thatcher's grave.
... I'm afraid to ask her what she thinks of Iron Lady.
I think your friend's sentiments are completely compatible with liking "Iron Lady". "She's evil. evil!" is a valid reading of the film, though not the only possible one.
I wish the Feds would send Hubby's Social Security statement already, my W2's ready to go.
Hey, Lee, you around? I need help from someone with legal database access.
Yep--email me
Lee-insent. And thanks!
One of my co-workers has a picture of one of these as his wallpaper. Which seems reasonable, but it's his (only one in the US right now, apparently, so I've totally IDed him). I'm trying to convince him it's weird to have a picture of what's in the parking lot downstairs as your wallpaper, and I've just about managed to rally everyone against him. I had the collateral effect of insinuating to the newly married co-worker that it was icky (in a boys have cooties way) to have her wedding picture up, but I think she agrees with me, kinda. She's the unmarriedest newlywed ever.
I corrected an io9 article! I feel knowledgeable.
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There's a diet-cured-cancer poster there, and I just want to shake my fists in her face. Staying away from the provocation.
Going home. Just presented to my boss for 90 minutes, standing up and my back is achey. 10 years ago, I couldn't stand up for more than ten. I am mos def ahead of the game, but why can't I be perfectly healthy?
Lee-insent. And thanks!
I just sent you it, but gmail is being weird, so let me know if you don't get it.
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Charlie Jane and I are Facebook friends. I also recommended The Emperor of All Maladies, which I was surprised to hear she hadn't even heard of.
The original article quoted someone as saying that Avastin had been "recalled," which isn't correct. I mean, I assume the doctor meant that its breast cancer approval was revoked...but that's not what "recalled" means.
Phew! Part three of the interview went really well -- turns out I sort of worked with the woman a little in New York. And she's in LA now! Small world.