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Re: hi.
nothin.
wanna go throw eggs at bertollihater?
"That chick wins at Penises, for sure." -- Fenton
I dunno.
Are they free-range, hormone-free, cruelty-free, happy chicken eggs plucked straight from the velvet hen pillows in the henhouse?
Or are they caged, crowded, dosed up with antibiotics, sad chicken eggs from chickens whose only pillow is a pile of guano?
Yeah that's right my name's Yauch!
/nods gravely
good luck with that
Yeah that's right my name's Yauch!
"That chick wins at Penises, for sure." -- Fenton
Cali wants you to do grace . . .
. . . whoever she is.
Well, i bought them at 7-11, but we'll tell her they're free-range Organic Emu eggs imported from the plains of Africa nestled in ivory boxes lines with 100% japanese silk.
Sucker.
Love. I am so happy IFC is airing the season now. I burn a shrine for this and PD for tragically ignored works of art (plus, it seems like I am watching myself as a teenager when I see Lindsay).
My dad is a pastor and I grew up saying "Come, Lord Jesus" and "God is Great." We left the real praying to him.
However, what I just said above is what my father (the pastor) said at my great-grandmother's (on my mom's side) 90th birthday party. One of my relatives asked him to "do grace" (they're very small-town PA) and so my dad gets up and says "They want me to do grace . . . whoever she is." I was MORTIFIED.
The real question is do you say "let these THY gifts to us be blessed" or just "let these gifts to us be blessed"? J's family does the "Come Lord Jesus" grace, but half of them do it one way and half do it the other and it was always super awky for any outsider to know what to say.
I mean, it obviously doesn't matter now, but I always thought it was weird.
The nerve!
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If I ever find myself in this situation, I may do this. Wait, perhaps I will teach Andy to do it. It will be a little less disrespectful coming from him.
I'm currently trying to hold back a tantrum because it's pouring and I don't have an umbrella and I'm tired and dreading my hour and a half long public transportation commute and I still have an hour left to my day and I'm tired and drained.
So I would very much like to go throw eggs at people.
Husbands should be like Kleenex: Soft, strong, and disposable.
ANYWAY.
Hi LTP. I'm a big fan of your work.
I bet her FUPA's name is Shane, like the gunslinger/drifter of literature.--HappyTummy
My FIL insists on saying grace AND holding hands around the table, even while in restaurants. So very awky.
no no no, the 7-11 eggs will make her FREAK.OUT.
Yeah that's right my name's Yauch!
In all of my church-going years, we never held hands. We would do the "greet your neighbor" thing and shake hands, but never while praying. Perhaps I just went to a church where people didn't cross personal boundaries (but it was pretty much an Italian congregation, so that seems almost counter-intuitive).
Interesting. The Catholic church I attended growing up didn't do the forced handholding.