Not only have I red it, I green it. Or yelllow (fav color). Loved it. I think my daemon would be a bear. The little eastern black bear. You are thinking to ingratiate (not trying for irony, here, but fearing that I've found it anyways) yourself with poor spelling. I make myself laugh. Free American education. You get what you pay for. Looove your new reading glasses, btw. Are you sure you'd not have a raccoon daemon?
You're including some pretty crap content these days, I notice.
Well, I must off to work to set up a bunch of jobs on scheduler so we will know how the coupons did over the weekend.
speak not of coupons, for they are the devil's work. a black mass of shit festering in the gloom of a marketer's myopic misunderstanding. Be-gone foul thing, thing that decays in the twilight of forgotten cities high on the frightful straits of Leng!
Well, be that as it may ~ the great unwashed masses appear to like the 30% off one item for what it's worth.
I was just mentioning to somebody that I was once, as a child, stuck in o high forsoothy for, like, two weeks one summer when I was a kid. Had been reading 'A Boy's King Arthur'. You don't wana know what comes over me when reading Huckleberry Finn.
In kid-literature, the designation 'a boys' normally means it's likely to be good. At least that has been my experience. It's only 8:47 PM Here. Dusk.
Back to my current book. 'Kindred'. Turning out to be one of the best books I've ever read. And that's saying something.
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ReplyDeletenot telling
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ReplyDeletethat's the thing I edited.
ReplyDeleteI don't usually do that, but the homunculus insisted.
Hey, have you red Philip Pullman's Dark Materials trilogy.
If you have, what would your daemon be?
Mine would probably be a stoat (just because that's a nice word)
Not only have I red it, I green it. Or yelllow (fav color). Loved it. I think my daemon would be a bear. The little eastern black bear. You are thinking to ingratiate (not trying for irony, here, but fearing that I've found it anyways) yourself with poor spelling. I make myself laugh. Free American education. You get what you pay for. Looove your new reading glasses, btw. Are you sure you'd not have a raccoon daemon?
ReplyDeleteYou're including some pretty crap content these days, I notice.
Well, I must off to work to set up a bunch of jobs on scheduler so we will know how the coupons did over the weekend.
Laters, S
of course, you must know the content of which I speak. . . not yours.
ReplyDeletecrap content? Bollocks. I wouldn't have posted it if I thought it was crap.
ReplyDeletespeak not of coupons, for they are the devil's work. a black mass of shit festering in the gloom of a marketer's myopic misunderstanding. Be-gone foul thing, thing that decays in the twilight of forgotten cities high on the frightful straits of Leng!
ReplyDelete(been reading too much HP Lovecraft lately)
Good luck with the scheduler thingy.
Well, be that as it may ~ the great unwashed masses appear to like the 30% off one item for what it's worth.
ReplyDeleteI was just mentioning to somebody that I was once, as a child, stuck in o high forsoothy for, like, two weeks one summer when I was a kid. Had been reading 'A Boy's King Arthur'. You don't wana know what comes over me when reading Huckleberry Finn.
In kid-literature, the designation 'a boys' normally means it's likely to be good. At least that has been my experience.
It's only 8:47 PM Here. Dusk.
Back to my current book. 'Kindred'. Turning out to be one of the best books I've ever read. And that's saying something.
Bye for now.