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[Félix]

It was a non-event, to say the least.

[Susan]

Félix wrote: "That's what they all say. :)"

Oh, you! :)

::pokes FeLarryix in the arm::

[[deleted user]]

Don't poke the sock puppet too hard. Underneath that soft exterior is a very hairy scary beast.

[Susan]

::Gulps and runs away::

[Dennis]

Gail wrote: "Don't poke the sock puppet too hard. Underneath that soft exterior is a very hairy scary beast."

I used this line on a girl back in college and it did not go over too well...

[evie]

I'm having trouble getting to sleep . It's 2am!

[Félix]

It is not.

[[deleted user]]

Is that a new hat Felarry?

[Félix]

Not new. Got it from Goodwill last year, for cold days like today.

[Susan]

Trying to figure out if I have what it takes to fix the garbage disposal.

[Phil]

Susan wrote: "Trying to figure out if I have what it takes to fix the garbage disposal."

A husband?

[Laurin]

Counting down the minutes until 5:00.

[~Geektastic~]

Laurin wrote: "Counting down the minutes until 5:00."

Me, too. Except I'm just waiting for lunch time. Then I'll be counting down until 9.

[Susan]

Phil wrote: "A husband?"

::snorts derisively::

I wear the pants, Phil.

BunWat wrote: "What's up with your disposal Susan?"

Nothing now. I fixed it! Woot.

[Susan]

:D

[[deleted user]]

Not about pants...I don't do whizzing blades.

[Susan]

I fear no blade.

I am also handy with tools.

[Susan]

Dumbfounded by a thread titled, "What book would you become?". The discussion group was for Fahrenheit 451.

[Susan]

I would not choose to become a book anywhere near that dystopia, most assuredly.

[Susan]

I use to have terrible nightmares of being trapped in a fire.

[Susan]

Scratch all that, Bdubs. I cannot even explain where my mind was taking me. Maybe I should just lurk today. :/

By the way, that lurker thread Z to the T started is hilarious.

[[deleted user]]

I've read F451, and I didn't remember that "becoming" bit...I do now that you've said it, but I didn't before.

Just seemed like really poor wording for questions I heard before about what character would you be, or what book would you live in. I see it is much more. It's a good question. What one book would you save for posterity? Yes, a very good question. I'll have to think on that.

[Phil]

I might become Shakespeare's play, "Henry IV, Part I."

[Susan]

I remember how characters were picking books to learn so that the stories would not die.

However, yesterday when I read that I was super tired and feeling morose. I immediately thought who would want to be a book destined to be burned even if they would be remembered?

But I get the whole premise of the discussion. You are right, Amelia. It is a good question. I was just being overly dramatic yesterday. :)

I should have just saved it for the shittiness of today because right now I really think my boss is a giant ass.

[[deleted user]]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbycvP...

Watching that video the Mr. emailed me.

[[deleted user]]

There is a spider that keeps peeking around from behind my monitor...I'm about to go home. It's totally creeping me out and making me itch!

[Susan]

Huckleberry Finn is a good choice. I need to think on it, like Amelia.

It has been awhile since I have had to endure the assiness so I was unprepared. It made me teary-eyed which just pisses me off. >:/

[Susan]

I remember the wife falling asleep with the ear buds (not what they were called) in her ears to white noise. The other part is where the description of the speeding cars on the highway is given.

There are others but those are most poignant for me for some reason.

[Jammies]

Right now I am trying to decide whether to write a blog post or play my silly little shareware game.

[Phil]

Putting off washing the dishes.

[Susan]

Feeling overwhelmed. There are 4,514 topics that I still have not read.

O-O

I should just change my currently reading to TC.

[Susan]

I feel like I should. But considering how many there are I will most likely just pick and choose.

It is like an emotional roller coaster. There are 20 funny ones then you are hit with a sad one.

I am learning many things.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

It would take you less time to learn to play the balalaika.

[Jonathan]

...or the zither. The zither is a piece of cake.

[Félix]

[Susan]

Indubitably.

[Jonathan]

Precisely.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

I played a little zither when I was 5. You stuck the music inside, underneath the strings, and plucked where the notes showed. I learned it in about 3 minutes.

[Susan]

I hear the dulcimer is a quick learn.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Oh, you mean the hog fiddle.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

You haven't lived until you've heard an orchestra of castrati playing the viola da gamba.

[Susan]

Harmony box.

[evie]

Thinking about having a shower.

[Félix]

Lobstergirl wrote: "I played a little zither when I was 5. You stuck the music inside, underneath the strings, and plucked where the notes showed. I learned it in about 3 minutes."

How little was it?

[Phil]

Félix wrote: "How little was it?"

Thank you, Gene Rayburn.

[evie]

Getting ready to go shopping.

[[deleted user]]

Relaxing on the bed with the laptop. It is Saturday morning here suckers!

[Jim]

Gail wrote: "Relaxing on the bed with the laptop. It is Saturday morning here suckers!"

Yeah, but Monday will come quicker too :-).

[[deleted user]]

Jim wrote: "Gail wrote: "Relaxing on the bed with the laptop. It is Saturday morning here suckers!"

Yeah, but Monday will come quicker too :-)."

::raspberry::

[Laurin]

Taxiing to the gate in lovely Atlanta.