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March 25, 2008
IF READING THE BLOG, AND COLUMNS ABOUT COLONOSCOPIES, IS NOT ENOUGH...
...soon you'll be able to find out more about Dave's World - in this case, a mythical place where Dave (albeit a much taller version) drives down to the newspaper office to hand over his column, in a manila envelope, to his editor. Who never, btw, not ever, looked like this.
(Thanks to the all-knowing, all-seeing Bert Franquiz)
Posted by judi on March 25, 2008 at 05:45 PM | Permalink
Comments
FRIST!
Posted by: ScottMGS | 05:51 PM on March 25, 2008
Mean, Judi! Mean!
Posted by: ScottMGS | 05:52 PM on March 25, 2008
Yay, Dave! Yay for DVD!
Posted by: Diva | 05:52 PM on March 25, 2008
Please blog this again as a reminder. Loved Guide 2 Guys DVD!
Posted by: Christine | 05:52 PM on March 25, 2008
Senator, is that you?
Posted by: jugheaded | 05:52 PM on March 25, 2008
I'm looking forward to it. I used to lave that show when it was on. In fact, it's what introduced me to "the Blog".
Posted by: 9toes | 05:52 PM on March 25, 2008
SCEOND!
Posted by: Cheesewiz | 05:52 PM on March 25, 2008
Aw, phooey, Scott. I wanted ta be frist! ;-)
(psst - How's mom doing so far, Scott?)
Posted by: Diva | 05:53 PM on March 25, 2008
oopsie. I meant "love" that show.
Posted by: 9toes | 05:54 PM on March 25, 2008
I laved it too.
Wait, no, didn't see it.
Posted by: Mahatma Kane Jeeves | 05:57 PM on March 25, 2008
are you people licking your televisions?! hmmm... kinky :P
Posted by: judi | 06:03 PM on March 25, 2008
*turns away from TV, wipes drool off face*
Uh, what, judi? No! NO! Uhm, I just have a ... a ... a sore tooth - that's it!
Posted by: Diva | 06:19 PM on March 25, 2008
Dave won a Howitzer tank award? Florence Henderson is mentioned in the same breath as Dave?
Posted by: lilrascal | 06:22 PM on March 25, 2008
Colonoscopies? Will Vin Diesel make an appearance?
Posted by: CJrun | 06:29 PM on March 25, 2008
CJ - I can't put my finger exactly on why, but it's just wrong that you used the words "diesel" and "colonoscopy" in one sentence.
Posted by: Diva | 06:34 PM on March 25, 2008
Harry Anderson used to do magic tricks here in Austin on the Drag down by the university in the '70s. I laved loved watching him in Night Court and Dave's World. It was a kick when Dave guest-starred in the show about himself. Thanks, judi, for letting us know about the upcoming DVD.
Posted by: Just Ducky | 06:52 PM on March 25, 2008
That used to be my favorite show. I was not happy when it went off the air.
Posted by: Wench Lizzy | 06:53 PM on March 25, 2008
I had to look it up too, MKJ. I'll NetFlix it.
Posted by: Merri Lee | 06:55 PM on March 25, 2008
/OT
Have you blogsters been wiki'ing Dave's Wikipedia entry? I googled "OIYDWYMTTY(NY)G" and it led me to Dave's page, which referred to Beth as his second wife. Now she's listed as his first. Which leads me believe he had a trip to Vegas in the 60s he doesn't want to remember/doesn't want us to know about
*suspicious contemplating*
/end OT
Posted by: Merri Lee | 07:01 PM on March 25, 2008
My first experience at a sitcom writers' table was for Night Court. Wonderful people, constantly topping each other's jokes. D@mn them in the best possible way.
Posted by: Annie Where-but-here | 07:06 PM on March 25, 2008
Holy cow, Annie, did you write for Night Court?
Posted by: Just Ducky | 07:11 PM on March 25, 2008
My all-time favorite lines from Night Court:
Christine, when it was suggested she'd had "enhancements," pointed at her ample chest and said, "Hey! These are factory originals!"
Mac, completely surprised about something, said, "Well, pinch my toes and call me a jelly doughnut!"
Posted by: Diva | 07:14 PM on March 25, 2008
dave's world! dave's world! party time! excellent!
never mind...
Posted by: crossgirl | 07:25 PM on March 25, 2008
JD - a little. I was petrified and just learning how to pitch lines. In the dog court episode, one of the characters, the lady lawyer, has my maiden name, in a little 'hello' gesture. One of my all-time fave trips was with the NC writers on a the 'Bloody Mary' train ride to Del Mar to bet the ponies. Missed the trifecta by a nose. And hurt my sides laughing at all their jokes there and back.
Posted by: Annie Where-but-here | 07:32 PM on March 25, 2008
*snork* @ crossgirl. This blog at times resembles a writers' table.
D'oh, Dave's blog, a humor blog....
Posted by: Annie Where-but-here | 07:33 PM on March 25, 2008
Aha! I just knew Annie was a pro!
*note to self-becareful when crossing pens with Annie. After all, it was a pro who brought down Spitzer.*
Posted by: igloo | 07:40 PM on March 25, 2008
Re: Refers to songs and puns
Posted by: Just Ducky | 07:42 PM on March 25, 2008
iggy - I'm not a pro. I only play one on this blog.
Posted by: Annie Where-but-here | 07:48 PM on March 25, 2008
A horse loses at Del Mar and the punbender said, "Why the short face?"
Posted by: CJrun | 07:48 PM on March 25, 2008
"I only play one on this blog."
Said the spider to the fly.
Posted by: igloo | 07:51 PM on March 25, 2008
way to go, bert!
Posted by: nora | 07:52 PM on March 25, 2008
bwahaha, iggy. I can't think of a better way to go, though, no?
CJ - Cecily and I both missed the tri. She called her dad on the way home complaining about it. He was big into horseracing. Her dad was Don Adams from 'Get Smart.' Sometimes it's a really small world out here.
Posted by: Annie Where-but-here | 07:54 PM on March 25, 2008
Hey, Mot, got your ears on? Please just keep her and feed her to the insects.
Posted by: CJrun | 08:12 PM on March 25, 2008
Ooo, ooo, did she say "Dad, I missed it by that much!"?
Posted by: CJrun | 08:14 PM on March 25, 2008
CJ -yes, she did. Did Paris really say 'West Africa is a great country?' You're right - no backs. Keep her, Mot.
Posted by: Annie Where-but-here | 08:20 PM on March 25, 2008
He's on the cover of Southwest magazine this month. And I always thought 99 was more the cover girl type.
Posted by: jug | 08:20 PM on March 25, 2008
Hi guys! My POS antique computer is about to have rigor mortis set in. This is my virgin blog post on my new baby. Be gentle, as she's still tight.
Posted by: Texgal | 09:08 PM on March 25, 2008
Girl, hope it's a good new baby for you! :D
Posted by: Diva | 09:09 PM on March 25, 2008
G
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How's that Tex?
Posted by: jug | 09:14 PM on March 25, 2008
*borrows El's zippity do da*
Annie, I believe she (Paris/blonde/bimbo) also said that she "loved the accents". She is really profound, ain't she??
*zips out to keep watching Idol*
Posted by: Siouxie | 09:15 PM on March 25, 2008
Me too. Gotta get a mouse, cause the laptop one duth completely sucketh.
Posted by: Texgal | 09:16 PM on March 25, 2008
*zips back to send Tex some KY for the tightness*
Posted by: Siouxie | 09:16 PM on March 25, 2008
*snork* @ juggie! Thanks for easing your way in.
Posted by: Texgal | 09:19 PM on March 25, 2008
:)
Just trying to be considerate.
Posted by: jug | 09:20 PM on March 25, 2008
Ah Sioux, thanks!
Posted by: Texgal | 09:21 PM on March 25, 2008
Ok, I am happy for Dave that this show is on DVD, but gotta say, I thought the Mrs. in the show was pretty hot. So I am doubly happy. At least.
Posted by: bill hudgins | 09:21 PM on March 25, 2008
OT - as if! I thought this was kinda funny. All the action's in the first few seconds.(the white car driving past in the background was just stolen..)
Posted by: Annie Where-but-here | 09:38 PM on March 25, 2008
Texgal, I just got a laptop in January and I bought a mouse too. I'm just not coordinated enough to use that square thingy.
Posted by: Eleanor | 09:42 PM on March 25, 2008
bill - the real Mrs. Blog is way hawt, less bimbo. Honest.
Posted by: Annie Where-but-here | 09:48 PM on March 25, 2008
Way hawt, less bimbo? That sounds like a Barbra Streisand version of a Miller Lite commercial.
Posted by: jug | 09:52 PM on March 25, 2008
Note to Annie: CNN video links sucketh; they appear to rotate quickly away from whatever. I just got to watch Mahdi losers dancing about and it wasn't Dancing With The Stars.
Other Gals: Make yourself try, at least half the time, using the Track Pad (square thingy). I have mouses and a great Track Ball, but use nothing besides the Track Pad now; it rocks, once you get used to it. I hate when I'm helping somebody else with their computer and I have to revert back to a cluncky, sloppy mouse.
Posted by: CJrun | 09:53 PM on March 25, 2008
I'm with you, CJ. I had a mouse, but chucked it. Love my laptop.
Posted by: baligurl | 09:57 PM on March 25, 2008
Track pads rock!
Posted by: jug | 10:02 PM on March 25, 2008
wireless trackball for me, CJ. Just HATE the touchpad.
Posted by: Diva | 10:05 PM on March 25, 2008
Old farts like me still enjoy the rodents.
Posted by: Texgal | 10:08 PM on March 25, 2008
Diva, it's all about progress.
Butt, in a good way. Some progress has a suck factor so extreme as to invite surrender.
Posted by: CJrun | 10:09 PM on March 25, 2008
Okay, then. Stance on pizza? BIG fan of the thin crust, bacon chheseburger from Pizza Hut.
Posted by: baligurl | 10:10 PM on March 25, 2008
*zaps back for a moment*
Having met Mrs. Blog many times, I will have to agree with Annie. She is way hawt, and I say this with total confidence in my femininity. She is also smart and a brilliant sports writer person. Dave is one lucky man!
*zaps out again*
Posted by: Siouxie | 10:13 PM on March 25, 2008
Well, bali, that depends on the circumstances. Thin crust is good, but the beer needs to be very cold to really appreciate it.
If the beer isn't extra icy cold, then medium crust is better.
And if the service is slow, or the keg ran dry, its time to switch gears and go for Mexican or a steak
Posted by: jug | 10:13 PM on March 25, 2008
Star Pizza in the Houston Montrose (think San Francisco Castro area) -- anything they serve.
Posted by: Texgal | 10:14 PM on March 25, 2008
Steak: sirloin, medium rare, my cows, my grill. Right there with ya on the beer factor.
Posted by: baligurl | 10:15 PM on March 25, 2008
There is a place across the street from me that sells it by the slice. $2.50/slice. Very handy to have on those nights when you don't feel like cooking or had to take the later flight home. Cheap, and good, but the crust isn't thin so bali might not like it.
Posted by: jug | 10:16 PM on March 25, 2008
I can do medium crust if there isn't too much sauce. And I adore white pizza, do they have that, Jug?
Posted by: baligurl | 10:18 PM on March 25, 2008
That's the ticket Bali. Put some cracked peppers on it, fire up the Weber and then you know that is exactly what God had in mind when he invented charcoal.
Posted by: jug | 10:19 PM on March 25, 2008
Steaks -- so rare they still might be walking.
Posted by: Texgal | 10:20 PM on March 25, 2008
Steaks -- so rare they still might be walking.
Posted by: Texgal | 10:20 PM on March 25, 2008
bali - I'm coming down for steak one of these nights! You like it like I do. :D
Pizza - A few choices: Chicago-style stuffed pizza (2 crusts); thin pizza margherita with hot oil; and Quattro's meat lovers with spinach in Carbondale, IL. DIVINE.
Posted by: Diva | 10:20 PM on March 25, 2008
You want 'em walkin' on two legs, Tex?
Posted by: Diva | 10:21 PM on March 25, 2008
This place isn't a heavy sauce place. I'll ask about the white pizza next time I go. The folks behind the counter aren't too sophisticated. I may get "No sir, we cook 'em first" as an answer.
Posted by: jug | 10:22 PM on March 25, 2008
*Quattro's foodgasm*
dangit, they're thousands of miles away...
Posted by: Nurse Tammy | 10:22 PM on March 25, 2008
I had a steak last week that I swear a good vet could have saved it.
Posted by: jug | 10:23 PM on March 25, 2008
1)thin crust
2)like playing with the ball (I use touch pad on the computer)
3)
Posted by: Jazzzz | 10:23 PM on March 25, 2008
Steak: rare enough, a good vet could bring'em back.
The white sauce is alfredo. Add grilled chicken, mushrooms, sundried tomatoes and bacon...heaven.
'Scuse me a minute.
Posted by: baligurl | 10:26 PM on March 25, 2008
JUG! I swear I was writing that as you wrote!Woohoo! Call me when you're single. Seriously.
Posted by: baligurl | 10:27 PM on March 25, 2008
Jug, so it was overcooked??? (by my standards)
Posted by: Texgal | 10:27 PM on March 25, 2008
bali - steak does not make a good Bob. Or so I've been told....
Posted by: Diva | 10:29 PM on March 25, 2008
Tex, tartare is more your style, I think.
Posted by: Diva | 10:32 PM on March 25, 2008
A steak simul with bali. That calls for a martini.
Posted by: jug | 10:32 PM on March 25, 2008
Steak is pretty good cooked on a sharp stick with veggies. No place to put the batteries though.
Posted by: Texgal | 10:33 PM on March 25, 2008
Batteries schmatteries, friction is our friend!
Whut?
Posted by: baligurl | 10:34 PM on March 25, 2008
Well, there is that Tex.
Posted by: jug | 10:34 PM on March 25, 2008
Ya'll are gonna make me blush.
Posted by: jug | 10:35 PM on March 25, 2008
Make mine dirty, Jug. Like me Christina Aguilera.
Posted by: baligurl | 10:36 PM on March 25, 2008
bali, cooking must get pretty interesting where you are.
Posted by: Texgal | 10:37 PM on March 25, 2008
jug, I'd pay money to see that! :D One martini, comin' up! (I'm the girl in the glass - NOT!) ;D
Posted by: Diva | 10:38 PM on March 25, 2008
Everyday, Tex. Everyday.
Posted by: baligurl | 10:39 PM on March 25, 2008
You got it bali. Blue cheese stuffed olives?
Posted by: jug | 10:39 PM on March 25, 2008
Um, that would be one martini! Sheesh.
Posted by: Diva | 10:40 PM on March 25, 2008
Yes, please, Jug.
Hey, Diva, how'd you get my Christmas card photo?
(and that explains the scuba...)
Posted by: baligurl | 10:42 PM on March 25, 2008
You would pay to see me blush Diva? That's good cause I could use the extra cash for a down payment on a new car.
We are talking big bucks here, right?
Posted by: jug | 10:43 PM on March 25, 2008
Wow, bali - that's some scuba gear!
Posted by: Diva | 10:44 PM on March 25, 2008
I think Diva must have been doing some B&E when you weren't looking bali.
Posted by: jug | 10:45 PM on March 25, 2008
jug, you'd so be worth it! ;-)
Posted by: Diva | 10:45 PM on March 25, 2008
*bats eyelashes*
Who, ME?!
*giggles*
Posted by: Diva | 10:46 PM on March 25, 2008
Lemme tell ya, Diva, if I could be a Mermaid, I would. e-mail me you addy and I'll send you some of my u/w photos. I love the sea.
Posted by: baligurl | 10:46 PM on March 25, 2008
You are gonna send Diva some of your underwear photos bali? Some girls have all the luck....
Posted by: jug | 10:49 PM on March 25, 2008
Elebenty O'Clock racin' at me and you guys are talkin' pizza (whatever, anchovies please) and steaks (black on the outside, pink inside, just like my heart). Not fair! Too late for me to even glance at the kitchen! No! Don't you dare go in there....
[good thing I have the last Thin Mints on the coffee table]
Posted by: CJrun | 10:50 PM on March 25, 2008
Bali you would have loved this shop I saw in New Hope PA over the weekend. They had a 6' tall wooden carved mermaid among other things (including a very tiny dress and heels on a male mannequin, but that's a different story)
Posted by: jug | 10:52 PM on March 25, 2008
CJ, those dang Keebler Elves make Grasshopper cookies, just the same as Thin Mints. Sorry...
Posted by: baligurl | 10:52 PM on March 25, 2008
bali - I just send you a test email ya. I'm not sure it comes through from my address, for some reason. If there's a problem getting it, click on my name on THIS post. I'm leaving my email on it for this one.
Posted by: Diva | 10:53 PM on March 25, 2008
u/w = under WATER. But, yeah, if she wants'em...
Posted by: baligurl | 10:54 PM on March 25, 2008
You mean the Girl Scouts ripped off the little Elven guys? That's very bad karma
Posted by: jug | 10:56 PM on March 25, 2008
*psst, jug - I'll screen 'em for ya. ;-D*
CJ, I'm a peanut butter patty gal myself. My roomie loves the Thin Mints, though!
Posted by: Diva | 10:56 PM on March 25, 2008
Oooh, I'd have LOVED that mermaid! I live too far from the ocean. :(
Posted by: Diva | 10:57 PM on March 25, 2008
I was afraid that's what you meant.
Posted by: jug | 10:58 PM on March 25, 2008
Jug, I have a Mermaid lamp. I'll e-mail you a pic of it, she's gorgeous.
Posted by: baligurl | 10:58 PM on March 25, 2008
Jug? And cold. heh.
Posted by: baligurl | 10:59 PM on March 25, 2008
You would have liked it for sure.
Posted by: jug | 11:00 PM on March 25, 2008
crossgirl once made a mermaid and I was so disappointed to find out it was already sold.
send me that one, too, bali! I love that stuff - especially cool lamps. I kinda collect 'em.
Posted by: Diva | 11:01 PM on March 25, 2008
Cool, thanks Bali. I would like to see that.
Posted by: jug | 11:01 PM on March 25, 2008
One day, Jug...I can't wait.
Posted by: baligurl | 11:01 PM on March 25, 2008
I know what you mean bali.
Posted by: jug | 11:05 PM on March 25, 2008
Sorry, the 'one day'referred to you and me. The pics? Tomorrow, for you AND Diva.
Can I still come to the wedding?
Posted by: baligurl | 11:05 PM on March 25, 2008
Yes, you do...
Posted by: baligurl | 11:06 PM on March 25, 2008
I'm still jealous of you for getting to go to Pennsylvania, jug. *sigh*
Posted by: Diva | 11:06 PM on March 25, 2008
Nite all; I blame you for sending me to bed hungry...bastids!
Posted by: CJrun | 11:06 PM on March 25, 2008
Sorry, CJ! *texts pizza and beer*
Posted by: baligurl | 11:08 PM on March 25, 2008
Of course you can still come to the wedding Bali. Heck, you can even come to the rehearsal lunch at the Black Eyed Pea on saturday. There will be alcohol involved. I think my new step mommy is Baptist, so we may have to drink vodka and tell her its water. But you have probably done that before.
Posted by: jug | 11:11 PM on March 25, 2008
K, all y'all, I gotta get some sleep. One of my scuba students commited suicide Friday night, and the funeral is in the AM. Some of you know why this is hard for me. I appreciate your prayers. I'm okay. G'night!
Posted by: baligurl | 11:13 PM on March 25, 2008
Diva, I'll send you a cheesteak next time I go to Philly. Either that or an Iron City beer next time I go to Pittsburgh
Posted by: jug | 11:13 PM on March 25, 2008
We used to have BEPs up here, but they all went out of business. I liked them.
Posted by: Diva | 11:14 PM on March 25, 2008
Jug, you know me so well...
Posted by: baligurl | 11:14 PM on March 25, 2008
Good night bali. I'm right behind you. See you tomorrow. (and I will add you to the prayer list)
Good night tex, Diva, CJ
Posted by: jug | 11:15 PM on March 25, 2008
Oh, bali!!! I'm so sorry. Please accept my condolences and prayers. ((((((bali)))))) Get some sleep, Sweetie. It'll be a long day. Take care of yourself.
Posted by: Diva | 11:17 PM on March 25, 2008
Night, jug. Think I'm signing off, too. Y'all have a good night!
(CJ - the blog is now free for a rant. Hop to it! =^D)
Posted by: Diva | 11:19 PM on March 25, 2008
*zapping one last time*
(((((((bali)))))))) hugs for you, amiga!
Jug, WTG DAD!!!
Thin-crust pizza (pepperoni and bacon) and steak medium well. I don't need to know the cow just died and my meat is still moooing, thankuverymucho!
That is all!
Good night and sweet dreams to all!
Posted by: Siouxie | 11:27 PM on March 25, 2008
Annie-you have achieved status as a goddess with me, having worked on Night Court. I would have paid THEM to do that. Of all the great laughs, my favorite was John Astin as Harry's dad. He played it as an altzhimered/mentally ill, but harmless, gentleman. And after doing something absurd , he would always say "But I'm feeling much better now." It became code amongst our "posse" in the 80's. Sorry for the full paragraph rather than a pithy one-liner, folks. It's like I'm channeling CJ.
Posted by: WayneHere | 11:44 PM on March 25, 2008
Not a problem Wayne. I've been known to go off on a tangent now and then myself. I worked for a CBS affiliate in Waco back in 1997 and caught the reruns of it's last season. I still have a printout of the CBS commercial break times from the very last airing of the show somewhere in my stash o' stuff which I hoped to get autographed sometime.
Posted by: Doc Rick | 12:48 AM on March 26, 2008
Let me clarify, I caught the last season of "Dave's World", not "Night Court" which was an NBC product.
Posted by: Doc Rick | 12:55 AM on March 26, 2008
For pizza, Salvatore's around the corner, thin crust Godfather pizza, peperoni, salami, ham & bacon and oodles of mozarella, come hungry. Steak, pepper rubbed fillet, rare, from The Meat Company or Smith & Wolensky. We eat very well here in Johannesburg, ask Paris.
ps, Paris said she was amazed that our paparazzi were so well behaved.
Posted by: Mot the Hoople | 02:59 AM on March 26, 2008
'Mornin' all (or 'good evening', for those of you on my crazy, mixed up schedule). Afternoon, Mot!
I'm way too confused- I'm up all night and CJ is going to bed hungry.
*Places out danishes next to leftover pizza)
I just have to stay up a few more hours then can sleep the day away.
*finds a good airplane crash documentary to keep awake*
Posted by: diverdowndoc | 04:56 AM on March 26, 2008
Oh, look! An Inconvenient Truth is on. That'll scare me awake.
Posted by: diverdowndoc | 05:16 AM on March 26, 2008
...or not...
Posted by: Nurse Tammy | 06:46 AM on March 26, 2008
Morning, ladies. Or, in your cases, good evening.
Posted by: CJrun | 07:22 AM on March 26, 2008
Morning, CJ!
Posted by: diverdowndoc | 07:40 AM on March 26, 2008
what ever happened to harry anderson anyway??? i loved dave's world, even tho it was pretty fictional......
Posted by: queensbee | 07:42 AM on March 26, 2008
Harry is a fixture in his old home town of New Orleans. Last I heard, he was trying to boost getting business-places back open and people coming back in.
Posted by: CJrun | 08:12 AM on March 26, 2008
Cool! I enjoyed this show when I had the chance, but wasn't able to see too many episodes.
Greeting, one and all. Looks like leftover steak and pizza for breakfast - woohoo!
Posted by: Meanie the Blue | 08:15 AM on March 26, 2008
*Looks around for surplus "s" to graft onto "Greeting". Fails to find one, substitutes a "5"*
Posted by: Meanie the Blue | 08:18 AM on March 26, 2008
Greeting5 back atchas!
Loved Night Court, didn't get to see too many of Dave's World either. (I think I was watching Magnum PI instead..shhhh).
Posted by: Siouxie | 08:22 AM on March 26, 2008
Were you dreaming of giving Tom Selleck SiouxieSmacks?
Posted by: jugheaded | 08:57 AM on March 26, 2008
jug, how'd you know?? :-)
Posted by: Siouxie | 09:23 AM on March 26, 2008
*Pretends to represent SiouxieSmax so Texgal can ogle and pound the Selleck hiney*
Posted by: Texgal | 09:39 AM on March 26, 2008
ty, Waynehere @11:44, but I did very little on Night Court. A writer friend, Nancy Lee Myatt, worked on it and let me sit in and pitch lines to help me learn the craft. So hold onto that goddess tiara for now. I may need it later. ;)
Posted by: Annie Where-but-here | 09:48 AM on March 26, 2008
*holds Annie's goddess tiara*
Posted by: ScottMGS | 09:57 AM on March 26, 2008
Fingers off the stones, Scott. Hold it by the rim or I'll break your hands.
Thanks, sweetie. :)
Posted by: Annie Where-but-here | 10:06 AM on March 26, 2008
Fingers off the stones, Scott. Hold it by the rim or I'll break your hands.
Thanks, sweetie. :)
Posted by: Annie Where-but-here | 10:06 AM on March 26, 2008
urk, a double post. Mas cafe, por favor.
Posted by: Annie Where-but-here | 10:07 AM on March 26, 2008
cafe para Annie!
Posted by: Siouxie | 10:13 AM on March 26, 2008
muchas gracias, chiquita.
Posted by: Annie Where-but-here | 10:31 AM on March 26, 2008
*holds Annie's goddess tiara, carefully*
*puts pilfered stones back*
*okay, all of them*
Posted by: ScottMGS | 10:44 AM on March 26, 2008
AWBH: your tiara may be a brass one but you're already a demi-goddess in this venue. You probably already know this guy and his work and blog but just in case not:
http://kenlevine.blogspot.com/
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