I see through people... Darn, I hoped this was an article about the exciting world of x-ray technologists. and hop
Gene Nash
One of the oddest things about this for me is that the book was to be published by Christian publishing house Thomas Nelson, Inc. What the? How could they not know this wasn't a good idea. Are they so holy that they don't watch TMZ? The press release read, "We’ve signed her to a deal. It’s a parenting book that’s going to have faith elements to it." It looks as if Thomas Nelson puts selling out to celebrity-driven blockbuster-mentality publishing above real family values. I've been
It took this for them to decide she shouldn't be giving parenting advice?
Fabulous -- you definitely have a place to stay, and I live very close to public transportation so you guys can use it as a basecamp to explore the city at your own pace, too. Keep me posted as we get closer to the date and I can try to arrange tours of the White House and the Capitol for you. Hmmm, you know I've always wanted to see D.C.... <img
to call the person she saw as perfection and loved with a heart that he invented... her very own... and for him to feel the same way. ... One word from him, though, and an entire lifetime of reality could be erased. *SIGH* Tell me about it.... I have a Ph.D. in unrequited love. <img src="../images/smiles/notsure.gif
I can whisper, but that's about it. When it rains it pours? I think I just missed you on Yahoo.
I have that effect on restaurants. We've often joked they should give me free food.
The next day I woke up, my bum was sore and my knuckles bruised Normally I'd say that sounded like a really bad date, but in this instance it's good.
Hmmm, by 2010 I can probably head somewhere.
I'm still waiting for my phone to ring, btw.
Damn.
Glad to hear the black clouds are breaking apart for someone!
It riles my sensibilities. And seems tacky.
wizz fizz*. ... *I don't know if it exists in the US, but it's like this white powder that, when you put it on your tongue, fizzes a little. You eat it out of a paper packet with a little plastic spoon. I've never seen that here. We used to have something called "Pop Rocks," though, which was similar, except they were brightly colored gra
You don't know it, but you may have just provided the sign I was looking for this morning. If it ever pans out, I'll let you know. (Was that cryptic enough? )
I think cookies are the answer. Homemade cookies. Even rich people like cookies. Not super flexible, super hot, super skeletal '80s yoga chicks. They hate cookies. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=c
"If I'm invited to be the president of a theological school, that'll be a perfectly appropriate question," he says, "but to be the president of the United States, I don't know that that's going to be the most important issue that I'll be facing when I'm sworn in." What a slimy answer. "I don't know that that's going to be the most
Hmm, I saw a lifesize doll on one of those shows the other day, now that's one you would like! OK JU, lifesize doll for Gene! ! Okay, maybe I need to specify "And breathing" before a hearse pulls up out front. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FF
Something with breasts. Hmm, not specific enough. And no Adam's Apple. Hmm. And human. Yeah, that should do it.
Michael Jackson also thinks Christmas is for kids. He's always so disappointed when none are ever under his tree.
CharlesCS1 Dude, what is your avatar? It looks like a cheeseburger molesting a cricket!
In the end, it's not whether you are a winner or a loser, but how you play the game. Only losers think that way.
Thank you, Art Bell.
I thought the myth of Santa's little elves was just a urban legend. I do have a pointed ear....
The frustration of Christmas shopping madness and resultant frenzy and the fact that most leave purchases to the very last minute, does not really grant the buyer time to be original or thoughtful. I don't understand this. It's not like people don't know Christmas will be coming around on December 25th. I keep my eyes open all year roun