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You totally snuck these :-) - Jason Toney

GREAT pics! - Martha

Or, I don't have any argyle. - Derrick

You need those patchwork pants from L.L. Bean that were all the preppy rage about 30 years ago. Complete the look. - Martha

Good color on you. - Mary Carmen

*bumping some argyle love* - aden (yeah you heard me)

It only took me one really good cup of coffee to turn. - tab thinks you're awesome

Hehe I did the cold brew a while back... Made the mistake of using my normal blend ratio with milk to do an Iced Latte. I was shot off this planet like a rocket, so be careful with how much you use when cold brewing. Damn good tasting though! - Rasmus Lauridsen

And now she's sneezing repeatedly; probably from the potato starch dust. She didn't realize that I was watching her. She was just chatting happily to herself as she peered into the darkness of the cabinet with a tin of tuna in one hand and a cupcake wrapper in the other. - Akiva Moskovitz

Poor beebee. Do not like. :( - Yolanda

I like you. - tinypants - Hagitha of FF

Morgan, that's only if you're humpin'. - Derrick

Dammit laura, these slides ain't showing themselves! - Pete

LOL, Pete! - Laura B.

"They're antsy and edgy, tired of waiting for promotion opportunities at work as their elders put off retirement. A good number of them are just waiting for the economy to pick up so they can hop to the next job, find something more fulfilling and get what they think they deserve. Oh, and they want work-life balance, too. Sounds like Gen Y, the so-called "entitlement generation," right? Not necessarily, say people who track the generations. In these hard times, they're also hearing strong rumblings of discontent from Generation X. They're the 32- to 44-year-olds who are wedged between baby boomers and their children, often feeling like forgotten middle siblings — and increasingly restless at work as a result." - William Harryman from Bookmarklet

Even though I'm 30, I'm closer to X than Y. - Kamilah Gill

one of the annoying things, which they mention in the article, is that Gen Y is seen as more tech savvy than Gen X by the culture, employers, and the media, yet Gen Y are mostly users of tech, while gen X are the ones creating the technology - William Harryman

The happiest place in orange county - RAPatton from iPhone

Hey! - Derrick

Posted via web from Docking Bay 94 http://jeffisageek.posterous.com - (jeff)isageek from Posterous

I sent this to my Star Trek loving co-worker and realized he might not get the funny, because he probably doesn't know the song reference. - aden (yeah you heard me)

"It's common knowledge that Scotch is best served ice cold. But this particular cache of vintage McKinlay is a little more chilled than originally planned. A whisky company has asked a team to drill through the Antarctic ice cap to find a lost cache of vintage Scotch that was left there nearly a century ago. The drillers will be trying to reach two crates of McKinlay and Co. whisky that were shipped to the Antarctic by British polar explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton as part of his abandoned 1909 expedition. Shackleton and his team might have been expected to drink every drop of whisky they could lay their hands on during the near-disastrous expedition - but somehow these two cases have apparently survived. Whyte & Mackay, the drinks group that now owns McKinlay and Co., wants to conduct a series of tests that could decide whether to relaunch the now-defunct Scotch." - RAPatton from Bookmarklet

"Vampires have long been objects of fascination in history, literature and lore. With the Nov. 20 release of "The Twilight Saga: New Moon," HBO's "True Blood" and their countless imitators, Americans are welcoming vampires into their homes again. Though many consider Transylvania to be the lair of vampirism, there's plenty of vampire culture right here. Whether you have just come out of the coffin or long thirsted for night life, these locations offer plenty of opportunities to explore the dark side." - RAPatton

To misquote Mark Mothersbaugh -- "Imagine what the future holds/Puppies on a Hovercraft/Big Bootie Hos" - Jason Toney

I DON'T HAVE A BALLSACK, BUT I APPROVE OF THIS POST. - PENGUIN: MAJOR CAPS LOCK

faux fur your jock strap - VAL D.

"You have been blogging up a storm." - Jason Toney

"or the first time in four decades in the luxury-home business, executives at John Wieland builders are thinking the unthinkable: Maybe houses in the South don't really need a fireplace. They're also wondering whether new homes require 4,700 square feet of living space. Or private theaters with 100-inch screens. Or super-size-me foyers. As they draw up blueprints for the house of the post-recession future, builders are struggling to distinguish among what home buyers need, what they want and what they can live without -- Jacuzzi by Jacuzzi, butler's pantry by butler's pantry. "You have to keep taking things out until you hit a critical point where people reject your product," said Jeff Kingsfield, senior vice president of sales at Smyrna-based John Wieland Homes & Neighborhoods. It's an experiment brought on by necessity. " - RAPatton from Bookmarklet

Yeah, I was half kidding, Sparky. I'm actually used to the San Francisco market, where anything more than about 600sqft + maybe 200 per person is a luxury and even a couple stretching out in 1200-1400 sqft is considered by some folks to be a little extravagant. - Ken Sheppardson

O_O - Derrick

http://friendfeed.com/jvjanno... - Jim Hearts FF

OH. MY. - Laura B.

Sure, JJ, but a keyboard is pretty cheap to replace. And what's a little drool on a Friday? :) - Laura B.

There were more, but I had 3 and Shawn had one before I could find the camera. :D - Alix Whitmire

Ha! - RAPatton

"Why me not get royalties on this?" *dead* - cecily from Bookmarklet

ROFL! Brilliant! - rowlikeagirl

"Followers of Boing Boing will know that the Electronic Frontier Foundation has been battling in court to force the US government to disclose documents related to the illegal mass wiretapping that the phone companies and Uncle Sam engaged in as part of the "war on terror." Now the government has blinked, and EFF has the photos to prove it. Hugh from EFF sez, "A photo of what it looks like when the gov't says 'uncle': EFF lawyers with a mountain of telecom immunity docs."" - Steven Perez from Bookmarklet

"Download "Jolene" by the inimitable Dolly Parton from her new live album, Dolly: Live from London. " - RAPatton from Bookmarklet

Dowloaded it this morning! Nice. - Shawna Benson

"The most versatile little black dress! Add a belt and this basic little black dress goes from casual to chic in an instant." - pea ♥ fierce as a woozle from Bookmarklet

You should totally buy it then! - pea ♥ fierce as a woozle

mm, toffee - The Archangel ωαřмaiden

Curtiss, you can have the toffee nut flavor added to any drink. - Rochelle

"THIS month, New Orleans is having a party for the po’ boy. At the New Orleans Po-Boy Preservation Festival on Nov. 22, as brass bands play and celebrators hoist drinks, serious-minded panelists will tell tales of long-lost po’ boy shops. They will speak of the import of this city’s signature sandwich, piled with roast beef and gravy or corn-flour-breaded and fried shrimp, slathered with mayonnaise, paved with sliced pickles and sliced tomatoes, strewn with shredded lettuce, wrapped in butcher paper. Cooks, from restaurants as varied as Emeril’s and Jack Dempsey’s, will fry, stuff, dress and wrap for what is expected to be an overflow crowd. And in what organizers are calling a French Bread Fight, a combatant portraying Jared Fogle, the calorie-conscious Subway pitchman, will square off against a combatant representing John Gendusa, the baker who, in 1929, fashioned the first modern New Orleans-style, French bread loaf, the base on which po’ boys have since been built. If all goes the... more... - RAPatton

Ooh, I could go for one for dinner. Wish there was a place nearby. - Derrick