Soooo....

[Gemini Cricket]

Originally Posted by BarTopDancer

[singsong voice]Brad likes a boooooooooooooooyyyyyyyy Brad likes a booooooooyyyyyyyy[/singsong voice]

I so read that as you have a hearthrob.

If only, BTD. If only.

My headache's gone.

[Moonliner]

Originally Posted by Mousey Girl

This is Holly:

AAAAwwwwwww!

[Stan4dSteph]

Originally Posted by BarTopDancer

I have Canadian chocolate. Yum.

What's so great about Canadian chocolate?

I had a beaver tail in Montreal on my most recent trip. Now that is something to get excited about.

[BarTopDancer]

Originally Posted by Stan4dSteph

What's so great about Canadian chocolate?

Probably nothing but happy childhood memories of vacation. Mainly it's chocolate I can't get here. My mom brought Rosebuds home from Nova Scotia. I did find a candy store here that sells Aero and Coffee Crisp bars too. That was exciting.

[MouseWife]

Originally Posted by Moonliner

Of course now I'm afarid to ask about "Mousewife"

Hee hee....No worries, I'm just 'mousey'.


Quoting Ally~
Mousewife!! I love the term "Sanchos"!! I've never, ever heard this!! I referred to my ex-boyfriend as Sancho & I have no clue why- it didn't even remotely fit. Unless Sancho is spanish for "Mr. posessive who likes to drink a whole bunch."


I didn't know what one was myself,even after the 'Sublime' song. I just thought it was a name. But, people explained to me what it meant, in describing other people!! And, the person who offered up {and no, the Hubby does not know about this so Shhhhh!!} was saying that all women deserve a Sancho. What to do when the hubby works so many hours...

Oh, I am glad you say this is an 'ex' boyfriend.

[Mousey Girl]

I first heard the term when one of the guys in the warehouse used it towards one of the girls in the showroom. She has a boyfriend, and one of the guys outside wouldn't leave her alone. When she was walking through and heard it she was livid.

Sometimes the warehouse workers forget that there are other people who know the language. One of our laundry ladies referred to another girl as fat (but in Spanish). She knew what she had just been called.

When I go out there they always try to get me into their conversations and agree with whatever was just said. I just grin and stay out of it.

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by Morrigoon

So Kevy, did they have to send a cookie, or just type it out?

Wow - I left an important couple of words out. All they had to do was type "have a cookie"

Originally Posted by Gemini Cricket

I have a headache.
Throb throb throb.
Ugh.

Haiku's are supposed to be 5 syllables, 7 syllables, 5 syllables. You got the first line right, but it went downhill from there.

[CoasterMatt]

Revenge of the Mummy at USH has had it's ending altered... I like the new way of bringing the train back to the station, much more.

[blueerica]

OK, today's been a big stressful bummer... Thankfully I have The Onion Radio News.

Go listen to their latest podcast, "New Total-F*cking-Mess Czar To Oversee America's Total F*cking Messes"

[MouseWife]

Originally Posted by Mousey Girl

Sometimes the warehouse workers forget that there are other people who know the language. One of our laundry ladies referred to another girl as fat (but in Spanish). She knew what she had just been called.

When I go out there they always try to get me into their conversations and agree with whatever was just said. I just grin and stay out of it.

Oh yeah, they do not realize even if people aren't fluently speaking Spanish they just might understand.

I think you are A+ smarty to stay out of their discussions.