Happy Birthday, destroll!!
Hope you make it back to LJ soon. 🙂 *hug*
Happy Birthday, destroll!!
Hope you make it back to LJ soon. 🙂 *hug*
May day! May Day!
(It looks like this week is all rain! Thunderstorms… it’s going to be hard to stay awake!)lots of naps will be in order.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/134290352_mccafe300.html
McDonald’s is expected to announce today that it will open its first McCafe gourmet coffee shop in the United States on Wednesday – complete with china cups, soft leather couches and even lace curtains – adjacent to a McDonald’s restaurant in downtown Chicago.
This could be good! Or… it could be evil.
*prefers Borders. Books there!
The people of Al Amarja come from many different cultures, and have developed a unique patois all their own. Below are a few of the more commonly used words and their meanings.
Continue reading Al Amarjan slang
Here’s Scott’s latest “nosey poll”… the things that come up in conversation.
*note to self – ask the weinerflap question.
Do insects pass flatulence? It’s a rather twisted question, but the thought has often entered my mind.
Um . . . this might depend on how you define “flatulence.” An insect’s digestive system bears little resemblance to our own in its structural details, even if the basic process is the same. Flatulence in humans is largely due to the activity of bacteria in our intestines, releasing methane gas. But there are very few insects whose guts contain methane-producing bacteria. In a practical sense, therefore, the only insects for whom the answer is “yes” would be termites, some wood roaches, and a few wood-boring moth and beetle larvae.
I like Reo Speedwagon. There, I’ve said it. What a nifty tune to wake up to.
(oh, yeah, I like Styx too. these thingas happen)
crossposted to the hut
This on the Museum of Menstruation, posted in the news
quote –
Dear Mr. Finley,
I’ve been a fan of mum.org for quite a while. I’ve even mentioned your site in my online journal several times. A wonderful friend of mine, who happens to be a man, started a community journal, which by now has over a hundred contributors, that anybody could join called “The Menstrual Hut.” I thought it might be something interesting for you to read in light of your museum (which I hope you open soon since I’m a Maryland resident). Anyway, if your interested, the url is: http://www.livejournal.com/users/menstrualhut/
I hope you keep adding more and more to your site.
It’s wonderful. [Many thanks!]
Scotto’s (the guy who started this project) personal journal: http://scottobear.livejournal.com
Sincerely,
Christine
How cool is that?? *happy
I hope this means the hut will get more traffic!