Sudden realization: I've had my ears pierced for over a decade now.
Sudden realization: I've had my ears pierced for over a decade now.
Movie Theater DiaryQuoting Donald Glover
Yeah, I was gonna say. For $40 she'll bring meth and she'll give me her third baby.
...and the milk's in me.
She also pulls a gun out her snatch. That shit is unseemly, yo.
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Yeah. Put it in a freezer-safe ziploc bag, press out the air, and toss it in the freezer. The only thing tricky about freezing bacon is that you don't want to defrost it in the microwave-- it will make a huge mess. Put it back in the fridge for a day instead.
Also: Italy. So jealous.
...and the milk's in me.
I shall name the baby Mr. Snuffles.
...and the milk's in me.
i'm more jealous of his bacon surplus.
Reminded of this classic article.
...and the milk's in me.
Moving again. This time I'm taking a basement in a house. Looking forward to it because it's like my own apartment, except I just go upstairs for cooking.
It's nice and cool down there all the time so i'll be able to conecentrate on writing some more also. Can never write if it's hot in my place.
Good luck with the move, hope the place is conducive to creativity; that's always a concern of mine when I move. I've lived in some places where the creative energy flowed non-stop, and in other places that were a creative desert.
I'll be moving to my new place on Sept. 25th. Looking forward to it. I'm almost all packed up - I pack well, and early - and I'm hiring movers.
4g is just a faster data connection than 3g, meaning better streaming, downloading, internet etc
as far as coverage goes, just check out the map to see if you are:
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and even if you aren't yet, it just means you'll be on a 3g connection for now
hey now. i've actually never noticed my lack of signature until you mentioned it. i just don't really rate or review the media i consume, and updating would be such a hassle
anyway, i have no idea where that wats post i responded to came from. i just clicked the thread title in the main forum and just assumed it took me to the last page in the thread
New David Thorne. http://www.27bslash6.com/missy.html
"It's a design thing. The cat is lost in the negative space."
"How is education supposed to make me feel smarter? Besides, every time I learn something new, it pushes some old stuff out of my brain. Remember when I took that home wine-making course and forgot how to drive?"
--Homer
I'm moving at the end of the month as well. Mostly because I was sick of the long-ass commute to work, which will now be cut down from ~30 miles each way to 5. And more importantly, I'm cutting out almost all of the traffic so I'll easily be saving 5+ hours a week and probably around $75-100/month in gas. I'm in a house now and moving into a studio, so I'm losing some things and gaining others. The nice thing about the new place is it's the second floor back corner apartment in a two-story building, so I get more natural light, cross-breeze (which is huge for the summers since I'll be more inland now), a bit more space and only have one person next to me. And the landlord said all the new tenants that have moved in to the second floor apartments recently are women, so there's that too. It's a nice central locations, just west of downtown too so I'm close to a lot of great areas.
I've dumped/donated a LOT of my stuff as well, Davis. I can't bring myself to get rid of DVDs and books, but I've donated a couple trash bags full of old clothes and gotten rid of most of the other junk I haven't used in the last year or two. It'll be nice to move relatively light this time around.
On my last change of jobs, the commute went from 55 miles (each way) to walking distance. Yeah. You're gonna love it.
I'm also annoyed RE: roommate in that I was very explicit about the fact that there is no storage space in my house. I took pictures and everything. Now she's getting her things out of storage and asked if there's anywhere she could tuck five suitcases.
...no, there isn't. It's 700 square feet and built in 1920. There's no basement. There's no attic. I finally pointed out there's a little bit of space under the stairs where I tucked stuff, but not much because the entryway is so small that you can only store slim things in there.
She said (for real), "Well, can you knock out the wall?"
...no, I'm not going to knock out the wall. Sheesh.
Kinda glad to be leavin' on a jet plane for ten days.
...and the milk's in me.
You might come back from vacation to find a wall missing.
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I take comfort in the fact that she's completely broke. And not particularly athletic or ambitious.
...and the milk's in me.
In case my visual was insufficiently painted, this is a wall that is holding up the stairs.
...and the milk's in me.
Not to be negative, but...I don't know if I would trust someone who's completely broke...living in my house...with all my things around (I've had a couple of bad experiences before). I guess her references checked out ok?
Yeah, and we know a bunch of mutal people, so I don't think she can disappear on me. I also got a massive security deposit. It'll be fine.
...and the milk's in me.
Why does one person have five suitcases?
What do you get if you cross an elephant and a rhino?
And I got all nervous and check my homeowner's policy to see if it covers roommate theft. It does. I be cool.
...and the milk's in me.
I'd be pretty freaked out if someone stole my roommate, but that's awesome that they'd supply you with a brand new one at no charge.
Something that's horny and never forgets it. Terrible joke, Mara.
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