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A Paltrey Poem To Lift The Veil
Whoa. [flap flap of the fan, flutter of the heart] You are a Rumi-ette, nan. :)— November 6, 2009 2:22 p.m.
Banker's Hill/Mercy Outpatient
Oh, not to forget Duhbya, whose rapier wit will sharpen those "big 'effin swords!" :) By SDaniels 4:21 p.m., Sep 27, 2009 > Report it Aw, shucks, also, SD. My 12 hour workday precludes me from providing much input beyond my "slash and dash" style. Pesky customers looking for instant answers, you see. (god love 'em) Working from mi casa does allow for a bit more leeway, however. I'm in! Thanks for the endorsement. By Duhbya 11:05 a.m., Sep 28, 2009 > Report it Your turn, Duhbya! :)— November 6, 2009 1:49 p.m.
The Sordid, Grisly Details
Thanks, russl. That was like, #50 on my current to-do list here on the desk.— November 6, 2009 1:36 p.m.
Blogging for SPAM
Let SPAM stay in the hands of hearty and hale ;)— November 6, 2009 1:33 p.m.
As Promised A Scary Story
I'm going to try to keep all of this in mind, no matter what transpires in life. We ARE lucky, damn lucky, nan :)— November 6, 2009 1:29 p.m.
As Promised A Scary Story
re: #14: Those images never fail, do they AG? "The objective of getting married was to get out of the house, and get something to eat! I know that she and my aunt had a "race" to see who could get up to 100 pounds first. That was their goal." Hard to believe this is still going on, but it is.— November 6, 2009 1:23 p.m.
As Promised A Scary Story
Beautiful, just beautiful, nan. I am stroking Mica (always sacked in front of the monitor here) as I read your words, and see a small smile curling his tiny lips--that you all found time to reverence life and birth of these creatures, at such a time.— November 6, 2009 1:20 p.m.
The Sordid, Grisly Details
You can't just pick and choose from among definitions, Pete. That's not how it works. Words continue to carry meanings, whether you mean to utter them or not. If this term ever indicated "ignorant person" with no racial inference, that day is gone. You must know this, and you persist.— November 6, 2009 1:12 p.m.
The Sordid, Grisly Details
PS: I'm pretty sick of all the links about swine flu, Pete. We GET it. You've discovered that the media exaggerates; something you should have figured out as soon as you sat down in front of a television thirty-odd years ago.— November 6, 2009 1:05 p.m.
The Sordid, Grisly Details
I don't agree with this guy's wholesale hatred of race--of course not. He is trying to make some points, badly, about the fact that racism still exists, and is trying to pull some Malcolm X-style rhetoric that shames that thinker's body of work. You, on the other hand, have not shown that you are any more sensitive to matters of race than he has, Pete. Since day 1 on this site, you've proudly proclaimed your right to call groups of people by names that are heavily laden with ugly, horrific historical significance. Historical significance of which you deny the existence, in most cases, and you persist in asserting that language has only the meanings that YOU personally ascribe to it, like some kind of egocentric wordmaster. It's just sad, and I don't really want to take part in it--but you asked.— November 6, 2009 1:03 p.m.