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I went out to a local bar/restaurant to see my old drum instructor play with some friends and students in an ever revolving lineup of musicians last night. It was an interesting/entertaining time, though I had to leave early to keep from passing out.
 
I've been saving the cardboard cores from rolls of toilet paper for years. Over the three-day weekend just passed, I sorted them by height. Few are aware there's a wide variance in core heights when measurements are taken with laser interferometry equipment. I made a histogram from the recorded data. I gave the 100 tallest cores names. I named them after Greek gods and goddesses. I named the shortest one Admiral H. G. Rickover.


Why is it that there's no entry in DSM IV for this?


 
My sister and her sons are over for the night. I won't be on the computer much until they leave... Won't get much quiet time either...
 
Today I freecycled/freegled my old greenhouse.

Those who collected it had an interesting time dismantling it.

Whether they can put it back together again in its new location?

Not my problem., :rolleyes:
 
Ancestry? This is getting sillier by the day.

I have been doing a couple of hours updating my maternal family tree.

What cousins had been telling me now appears to be documented.

One of my direct ancestors came to London from the Kingdom of Navarre (now part of Spain) in the 13th Century.

That was startling enough but another part of my maternal direct line comes from a Knight who died at a siege in Nord-Pas-De-Calais. At the time he was broke (not unexpected!) and his estates reverted to the Crown. Those estates were reclaimed 100 years later by his ancestors descended from an older brother not in my line.

But the Knight's parentage goes back to very distingished ancestors who are well documented because...








...a couple of generations before him his ancestor was a legitimate son of Henry III.

Apart from that, apparently I'm also descended from the same parents as my alt - Jeanne D'Artois - that bloody-thirsty murderess and witch.

There are documents that 'prove' all this.

But do I believe it?
 
I have been doing a couple of hours updating my maternal family tree.

What cousins had been telling me now appears to be documented.

One of my direct ancestors came to London from the Kingdom of Navarre (now part of Spain) in the 13th Century.

That was startling enough but another part of my maternal direct line comes from a Knight who died at a siege in Nord-Pas-De-Calais. At the time he was broke (not unexpected!) and his estates reverted to the Crown. Those estates were reclaimed 100 years later by his ancestors descended from an older brother not in my line.

But the Knight's parentage goes back to very distingished ancestors who are well documented because...








...a couple of generations before him his ancestor was a legitimate son of Henry III.

Apart from that, apparently I'm also descended from the same parents as my alt - Jeanne D'Artois - that bloody-thirsty murderess and witch.

There are documents that 'prove' all this.

But do I believe it?
But I'll bet Jeanne D'Artois throws a pretty interesting family reunion.
 
Grow up already. You know who you are. You're not the arbiter of all things Sapphic. So I'm a guy....that's not a crime the last time I checked. Yes, I agree that there should be a bi category, but in the meantime, my stories belong in the Lesbian category, too if they are about predominantly lesbian activity.
 
I would like to kick something right now... but I know it would only result in hurting my foot.





dammit. :mad:
 
Hey, I was expecting rotini pasta in my mac and cheese from Outback. Not this ziti rigati pasta...
 
I found a kung fu DVD that I thought I had lost years ago. Turns out it's been right in front of me the entire time. It was in my anime DVD rack, instead of mixed in with my random kung fu DVDs.
 
I would like to kick something right now... but I know it would only result in hurting my foot.





dammit. :mad:

*hugs* :rose:
Kick something soft, like a pillow. It'll do you good. It may not do good to fragile things the pillow lands on, but else it'll help :rose:
 
I started posting at another forum, so I'm not making the rounds as often as I used to.

And I'm too chickenshit to ask a woman out that I know was single as of last week. Is it rude or inconsiderate to ask a grown woman out through Facebook?
 
I'm too chickenshit to ask a woman out that I know was single as of last week. Is it rude or inconsiderate to ask a grown woman out through Facebook?

If she's part of your waking, walking life, then it's more chickenshit than it is rude. Most women will sense that, though, and few are attracted to chickenshit. If you only know her online, then anything goes.

Good luck!
 
If she's part of your waking, walking life, then it's more chickenshit than it is rude. Most women will sense that, though, and few are attracted to chickenshit. If you only know her online, then anything goes.

Good luck!

Yeah, that's what I thought... *grumble grumble* I'm having trouble getting any real face time with her lately...
 
It produces a sinking feeling in the stomach when someone you've been friends with since you were five years old can't be bothered to respond to a post on their Facebook wall six months ago or a private message three months ago saying you'd like to get together, and declines an invitation without a word today. Feeling more than a bit rejected. :(
 
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