0
No point mentioning those bats, I thought. The poor bastard will see them soon enough.
VIEW 3 of 3 COMMENTS
cairo:
Hello! smile
st_expedite:
.

[Edited on Nov 07, 2005 1:58PM]
0
I am rapidly running out of palatable non-alchoholic beverages. Usually, its the other way around. This is quite odd.

Mini Update: Its three o'clock in the morning and my drunken neighbors are in the yard playing with poi.

I am not in Kansas anymore.
VIEW 5 of 5 COMMENTS
morningstar:
When I lived down there we called palatable non-alchoholic beverages "Mixer" biggrin
shal:
0
Batman Begins at 10, or the Goonies at midnight, or...

both perhaps.

What a rich life I lead.

Update:
Skipped the Goonies for being inconvenient, saw Batman. It was quite good, although I don't recall anything in the comics about Stately Wayne Manor being constructed from Duraflame logs.
VIEW 7 of 7 COMMENTS
niamh:
Atleast it'd give me something to do. frown
st_expedite:
.

[Edited on Nov 06, 2005 6:05PM]
0
Ok, I can accept that Texas Toast is in fact a size of bread, but what the fuck is "brownulated" sugar?
VIEW 9 of 9 COMMENTS
coldandwet:
Trying to organise a cam event, wondered if you would be interested?Webcam Rollcall
ondyne:
It was great meeting you! You guys missed the craziness the ensued a little after you left. See Monastrell's journal for details. biggrin
0
A little purple-haired girl called me "Sir" today; it was very disheartening.

On the other hand I have found a local source for Mexican Cokes and have discovered the wonderful weirdness that is Rap Snacks.

Theyre almost as much fun as WuNails.
VIEW 9 of 9 COMMENTS
stockula:
So I've heard. Haven't really sought it out here in the US, never could tell a difference when i was in Mexico. But then what I was tasting more was the rum when I was 17.
st_expedite:
.

[Edited on Nov 06, 2005 6:03PM]
0
Biking to class today? Really unfortunate decision.

Its not so much the rain as the lack of a posted No Wake zone.

For those of you who haven't experienced torrential rain in a city below sea level, I am not being even slightly hyperbolic.
VIEW 3 of 3 COMMENTS
andvari:
I've camped in torrential rain in a city at sea level. After that there's no way I've got doubts about what you're saying. smile
stiles:
Thanks.

It's a real frog-drowner here at the moment as well. Glad I don't have to head home until tomorrow.
0
Recently observed in my new domicile:

A 50+, amply proportioned woman in an electric paisley blouse going on about what a great time she had a the VNV nation show.

A casino with a fifteen foot tower of Coke 12 packs, just like the supermarket.

The Jesus is Lord Plumbing Company, hard at work.

Cops on Vespas.

Rain.
VIEW 5 of 5 COMMENTS
mrs_misha:
I really miss the quirky people in NOLA. Funny I thought LA would be more interesting.
fenris23:
You live in a cool reality.
I want to visit it eventually.
Mine is boring compared to that.
0
Ah, nothing like an hour long adversarial hearing with your nutty ex boss to really set the tone of your day.

Boo de novo review.

On the other hand its an absolutely lovely day.
VIEW 4 of 4 COMMENTS
olivia:
This is my one and only insecure "did you take me off your friends list??????" teeth-gnashing moment.

Well? Or am I hallucinating and we were never friended?
stiles:
0
Three words:

Mint Flavored Gin.

That it can be purchased, quite reasonably, next to Mama's Tasty Foods is just a bonus.

Thank you Lord for bringing me home.
VIEW 9 of 9 COMMENTS
st_expedite:
.

[Edited on Nov 06, 2005 6:01PM]
shal:
So when are you crazy kids coming back to visit? We miss you already.
0
So, this is New Orleans.

Still sweaty, but the food is good, and the shopping is better than it used to be.
VIEW 10 of 10 COMMENTS
max16characters:
Point taken wink I have vacation coming up in July and i'm trying to decide between Thailand and Japan....but i'm leaning towards thailand as my $ will go MUCH further there.
max16characters:
Ahh...i thought you were just visiting NO, but i saw in you old journals that you've moved there.