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Who Killed Richard Swink?
I've gifted a LOT of comments. :)— October 25, 2009 5:20 p.m.
South Park Cat Tales: An Encounter With a New Friend (#4)
re: #2: Honestgovernment, did you ever put up flyers for Toes? I used to live over behind the Buddhist temple on Park, and the Trolley Barn park, as we know, is bordered by cliff and canyon. Cat was not allowed out for this reason. We lost Maggie the little calico off a canyon in Golden Hill--dastardly places to have cats. It sounds late to find Toes, and am so sorry to hear about it--it sucks when you never find closure. :(— October 25, 2009 5:14 p.m.
South Park Cat Tales: An Encounter With a New Friend (#4)
Yikes, Stella. Be careful who you meow with late at night! http://www.seriesadictos.com/wp-content/uploads/2…— October 25, 2009 5:10 p.m.
Wicked Costly
re: #4: "In addition, there was (and this is pretty dark) sometimes a baby coffin, filled with ice and full of beer. Yeah, I know. I thought that kinda crossed a line, myself." I don't know, AG. The baby coffin keeps the big coffin company. "That shuttle bus looks way cool, though!" Here's your way back to San Diego. We all pitch in for a shuttle start up, or a little car service for disgruntled bus riders. Dollar each way local, fare accrues with additional "zones." We just need a name for it. Anyone? Names for AG's new shuttle service? I like "The Drunk Driver," but it is already taken.— October 25, 2009 3:58 p.m.
Wicked Costly
"Babycakes." Ooohh, Pikey. You are speaking my language. My abs. favorite is the "blood orange." However, I chose not to stay, and am on a liquid diet of milk-chocolate flavored Ensure at home. Bet given a "Chopped" basket of odd ingredients, you could whip up a wicked fine protein drink, though :)— October 25, 2009 3:52 p.m.
Who Killed Richard Swink?
I think you have to post a news story to be called a 'stringer,' Puppy.— October 25, 2009 3:48 p.m.
SDGQ
re: #25: Did the guy have stubby teeth worn down by chewing seal skin and sinews? Did he teach his new bride to execute a dish of cold seal fat? (Forget what that is called). re: #27: For shame! What would Bob the Angry Flower say, Pike?! :) re: #29: Adam advises: "...because denim goes with any color" Well, Adam! You are the Pragmatic Fashionista--a new name for your blog, o Two Legs? You know, it is so much easier for cats. They always look good in the same glossy coat. re: Skivvy-Gate: I have to agree that out of the package is a no-no. I don't know if it is the chocolate shag carpet upon which these suckers are displayed, but they have a sort of greyish cast, and no amount of bleach is gonna convince me to put those Joe Boxers on "the man."— October 25, 2009 3:46 p.m.
Is San Diego a haven for Homeless?
Fish worried: "I'm thinking of changing my avatar to DumbAsDirt. Or Lumpen. Clearly, I'm not smart enough to grasp the genius of Burwell's vision." I like "Lumpen," or have you considered just "Prole?" Don't worry, Cuddle, we have not yet heard the full details of Burwell's social plan--or as russl alluded, his "modest proposal." I don't know about the latter term, since a fair amount of intended irony would need to be involved. Anyway, I'm sure he will put it, and his theory of the American classes, in terms that all us dumb as dirt posters can grasp. Herr Doktor? Class is seated, please begin. :)— October 25, 2009 3:33 p.m.
Is San Diego a haven for Homeless?
http://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2009/apr/29/le… 1. People who consume alcohol, in any quantity, are total filth. Drinking alcohol is scummy, sleazy recreation for the low income loser and non-achiever. I support the alcohol ban and believe the Police should start aggressively harassing patrons of bars and restaurants who drink. Police should be stationed outside of bars and restaurants to administer field sobriety tests to patrons as they leave. Patrons who cannot pass the test should be arrested for public intoxication. The bars and restaurants that serve alcohol should be targed by the police and patrons harassed until these establishments are forced to close. By Burwell 5:24 p.m., Jun 3, 2009 > Report it 2. In the 1960s the Police had the Boardwalk firmly under control, and ruled it with an iron fist. Every weekend a San Diego Transit Bus would be dispatched to Pacific Beach. The police would form teams and walk up and down the Boardwalk beating and clubbing undesirables, who would be cuffed, arrested, and hauled off to jail in the city bus. Many were charged with fictitious crimes and prosecuted merely to remove them from the area. Sometimes the police filled as many as 5 buses with arrestees in a single day. The arrestees were warned not to return to the Boardwalk, ever, or the police would arrest them again and beat them senseless. By Burwell 5:45 p.m., Jun 3, 2009 > Report it— October 25, 2009 2:51 p.m.
FFP channels BTO, urges you to TCOB
"3PC FOUL PLAY REFEREE, SIZE S/M (NEEDS TO BE SOWN AT THE BACK WHERE THE LACES CONNECT) BY SEVEN TIL MIDNIGHT" I smell foul play here. Pike, the smog test only building is making me awfully naus-talgic (like the new portmanteau? created in honor of NH through the B & W) for the cassette tapes for teachers only.— October 25, 2009 2:24 a.m.