Because her cat model is gray, I always imagine them on Plum.
- Katy S
16 BP Lome Republic of Togo Beloved I wish you and your family happy moments of life now and forever more amen.I am writing you this mail with grief in my heart,but let all the glory be to God as I am lead to contact you today.Yes according to the doctors this cancer of the lungs will cost my life but before I die, help me to serve the Lord while I am here on earth. Write me back for more details.please write me here(deborahpeters@vtmail.com) Regards Mrs Deborah Peters
- Deborah Peters
RT @mashable: The "What People Think I Do/What I Really Do" meme has overtaken the "Sh*t People Say" meme. Here are the best - http://mashable.com/2012...
"Cats already look pretty smug on their own, so they don’t really need artsy fashion accessories in order to make me feel inferior. But Cat French Berets by Amélie Segarceanu give them that extra je ne sais quoi that makes cats even more ostentatious and intimidating. The hats are made from fine merino wool and include a thin elastic strap to hold them in place. Available in a variety of colors, these tiny berets also work for dogs and American Girl Dolls."
- holly #ravingfangirl
from Bookmarklet
My friend gave me access to his SWTOR for a couple days to see if my graphics card can handle it (because he needs an upgrade) it finally finished downloading, and now the dog won't get off my lap so I can play!
so now I'm in an awkward position. I want to keep playing. But not on my friends account lol. So I may cut myself off til I can get myself a copy (Improv classes come first) So that is why I haven't met up with anyone in game yet. Ooh, but important question! If I go with a Smuggler, do I eventually get a kickass trenchcoat?
- Joe "Brrzzzzzzt" Pierce
From what I have read, the Rebel classes have armor that is what you would expect them to have, so it could be likely.
- Chris Topher
My smuggler (at level 30) has a longcoat. Doesn't look like a trenchcoat, but it reminds me of Mal so that's good enough.
- Arlan K.
sweet! True story, in Star Wars Galaxies, I made quite a bit of money because I became a tailor (or whatever the equivalent was called, I can't remember at the moment) and specialized in Firefly themed outfits.
- Joe "Brrzzzzzzt" Pierce
"Here is what went down: Last week, hosts at The Rock, Jono Pryor and Robert Taylor announced a contest that would give one of their (presumably) male listeners the chance to call their unsuspecting wives while on the radio, live, and ask them for a divorce. Again, on Valentine’s Day. And over the phone. To give them a tiny amount of credit, they made one exception: that there could not be children involved. They got a lot of flack for the stunt before the call took place, but had their winner, “Sam,” ready to call “his” “wife” and dump her on the air. But the hosts had a twist for their audience: Sam was a woman, and she would be asking her husband, Andy, for a divorce."
- Jessie
from Bookmarklet
"So, Pryor and Taylor brought Sam on the air, and she described how she’d already started seeing someone she met online. After a short introduction, Sam then said she wanted out, that she was changing her mind, but the call was placed — and a woman answered. Turns out, “Andy” was “Amber,” and Sam and Amber were a lesbian couple in a civil union. And this was all a prank. “We sabotaged you, you dickheads.”"
- Jessie
"Once that was revealed, the couple went off on the hosts, railing against how awful, sexist, and mean-spirited their contest was, and how could they possibly use the destruction of a relationship for entertainment purposes. (Even though they ended up choosing a female winner, the “Win a Divorce” contest was geared towards men breaking up with their wives.) Oh, and Amber cursed her freaking face off while they were live on the air, and it was beautiful."
- Jessie
"In his proposed budget, President Barack Obama makes a major commitment to mass transit. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood says there’s cash for Southern California projects — if Congress approves. The budget includes $50 million for the so-called "Subway to the Sea." It would help build the transit line under Wilshire Boulevard from Mid-City to the Veterans Administration complex in West L.A. There’s also $31 million for the Regional Connector. It would link the Gold, Blue and Expo light rail lines under downtown. This is the first year the federal government has offered what it calls “new start” funding for the two transit projects. But before the check arrives in the mail, Congress must approve the president's budget. Local officials are counting on the federal government to pick up about half the cost of both projects. Most of the rest of the funding would come from a local sales tax approved by the voters, plus some state funding."
- Spidra Webster
from Bookmarklet
Yes, thanks, Shawn. Pull quote: "Ressentiment is a reassignment of the pain that accompanies a sense of one's own inferiority/failure onto an external scapegoat. The ego creates the illusion of an enemy, a cause that can be "blamed" for one's own inferiority/failure. Thus, one was thwarted not by a failure in oneself, but rather by an external "evil." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
- Micah
My mind is blown that they had the gall to put together a panel like this, ALL FREAKING MALE, to discuss something that affects WOMEN'S health. They had to have tremendous balls (many, many pairs of them) to come up with something like this and then televise it. And then they whine about being persecuted. What universe are they living in???
- Kamilah Reed (K. Gill)
Hillarious! Have anybody read "Sexing the body" (http://www.amazon.com/Sexing-...) ? It's about gender politics but based mostly on intersex people problem in USA right now. Many damage done, by the law and common place in our gender culture (supported by all the wrong "science" conclusions) that you have to be either male or female. I wonder what would these guys do when the intersexed come to get their rights? :D
- Cyber Wanderlust
Wow Micah Nitetzsche not easy to "get", you even "get" ressentiment And war rolls on...should I bump my Casus belli? I think that's in order http://ff.im/OPhRj which begs the question how many religions can i blaspheme? A: ____ ____ ___.
- The Real sofarsoShawn
You know, the nights that I might get upset that I have no one to snuggle with, Otto snugs up against my back or behind my knees and keeps me warm. When I need a hug, he steps all over me and gives me smooches. And when I'm sick, he sits at my feet or beside me quietly. There's lots of love in this little apartment. :)
You can set it to whatever you want by adjusting your weekly goal, but 10,000 is what a lot of health groups recommend. ETA: Actually, you select the goal graph and you can change the daily goal there.
- Katy S
I did...a fraction of that. And I napped. Twice. And I didn't get it until the afternoon!
- Derrick
Yeah, I had to dial that down to 7,000 to start with. My job is so sedentary.
- Jennifer Dittrich
Aren't you getting over a cold, though. You should rest. I actually just paid attention the first week or so to see what was normal for me and then decided how to set my goals.
- Katy S
I DON"T WANT MY FLOWER TO DIE. And yeah I don't even really know what I'm doing with it just yet.
- Derrick
I rarely look at the flower. :) I've basically turned "listening to music" time into "listening to music while walking" time. It helps me get those steps, even after otherwise sedentary days, but sometimes it's still hard.
- Katy S
I'm scared I'm going to look at my flower and see x_x instead. :(
- Derrick
i don't have a fitbit, but when my pedometer tells me i've done 10k+ steps, those are the days that i'm wiped when i get home. I aim for 7,000 per day.
- ~Courtney F.
Does Fitbit register bike motion? Most pedometers don't and that was always demoralizing.
- rochelle rochelle
from fftogo
Rochelle - it doesn't, but it does calculate altitude so it can calculate stairs to a certain degree. Iif you like in a hilly area, though, that will affect the calculations.
- Katy S
rochelle rochelle - as Katy says, it won't register automatically, but the website does let you manually input other activities that don't register properly (weight lifting, biking, swimming) so that it at least adjusts your daily calorie burn.
- Jennifer Dittrich
LOL Spidra. No I didn't. I have too many friends who work there and I don't want to start a fight. They know I don't love G+. There is no strong community there so I'm rarely there.
- Rachel Lea Fox
Aw, dammit. G+ could use some taking down a peg or two. :-p
- Spidra Webster
Just saying it one more time before Valentines Day is over! :)
- Rachel Lea Fox
It does put into perspective just how much more prosperous the U.S. was during the 1950s and 1960s. Not only did we fight two large scale, long-term wars, we spent tons of money getting a man on the moon, and we still had money to spare for robust social safety nets.
We just fought two wars at the same time, are the go to country for any disaster any where in the world. We are living longer than ever. Technology has grown leaps and bounds. The world population has grown at an amazing rate. And all this while we went through recession. As for tax rate *shrug* What was the rate on dividends and capital gains then? Though we have taken some steps back when it comes to space travel.
- Dario Gomez
We've taken a lot of steps back, and not just in terms of the space program.
- Victor Ganata
from iPhone
And capital gains was taxed at a higher rate in the '50s and '60s. By all rights, no one should be taking non-empirical Austrian economists seriously, and yet here we are
- Victor Ganata
from iPhone