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I don't want any critters, but I would like to be a surrogate purely for the benefits it offers me (lower risk of ovarian cancer). I'm on reserve for a friend if she doesn't have a baby before she turns 30. :laugh:

People still use Facebook? Craaaazy.

But, but someone is wrong on the Internet!

Nope, you're right; she's just embarrassed she doesn't understand homophones.

I don't care if people like or hate me; I, myself, don't waste a lot of energy applying values to other people. All I want to be known for is being concise and reliable. That's it. Some people confuse the concise with terseness, but I'm alright with that.

My cat is already pretty well dressed with his mask and cape. I think he would kill me in my sleep if I tried to put anything else on him.

Maybe you're onto something with the Jagerbombs. A friend's dad said in the Army, they used to carry backpacks of beer, shake the cans (to make them flat), and drink them. By the time the got to the finish, they were way drunk. Supposedly the alcohol provides readily available carbs. The whole thing sounds pretty terrible…

Went to a happy hour yesterday after work so I didn't get to do W1D3 and instead did it this morning. Was easy, I'm pretty eager to start next week since Week 1 progressed so well.

I looooove Doctor Who. I'm not a big fan of Matt Smith; David Tennant and Tom Baker are my favourite doctors. Already saw the season finale, feeling a bit let down the last two seasons.

Star Wars

I know, what's a ghost doing in my fridge?!

If you are looking to any internet forum to give you insightful responses, I'm afraid you will be met with disappointment time and time again. I do love me a good meme. :)

A co-worker is from Georgia, but the country not the state. :tongue:

This thread delivers. :drinker:

Bingo; I signed up for a gym membership a few years ago and never went, finally canceled a year later. I exercise at home; maybe try to go during off hour times and ease into it?

Completed W1D2 yesterday; wayyyy easier than W1D1, but I did a few things differently than I did on Monday. I made sure I drank a lot more water (Monday I only drank one cup, BAD; yesterday I had five cups of water throughout the day before I ran), made sure my back stayed straight when I ran (I tend to curve my shoulders…

This. Our new neighbour has three little dogs they just leave outside all the time (and a few nights ago it rained); they bark because they're frustrated and not taken care of at all. I want to call a shelter but am worried about them being put down.

And that's fine. I don't have to share an account with them. :drinker:

I'm not planning on getting divorced (heck, not even planning on getting and am not married), but it's silly to pretend everyone who gets married is married for forever. I also think marriage extends outside of 'keeping money separate'. Guess we'll have to agree to disagree. I've never had a fight over money.

Agreed. I've lived in several different places with my cat and had references that could attest to my cat never urinating, clawing, or defecating on anything in our units; however, I've seen countless units at my friend's complex which has been wrecked by kids (holes in walls, tears in carpet, stains, tracks everywhere).…

We're not married and have no plans to change that. I would insist on maintaining separate accounts even if we were married; the reality is most marriages end up in divorce. I don't think we are special or unique in some way that that may not happen; I am painfully aware of the capacity of people to change and the effect…

We have separate bank accounts and will for the foreseeable future, even if we get married. The only bills we split are rent and cell phones; he writes me a check for half of both when he has the money. He pays for cable, I pay for utilities. It ends up being approximately the same. I make almost three times more than he…

What the what

I started in IT in my building and moved into business, so I'm luckily, in tight with the IT crew. And yes, do you not want to mess with them. :laugh:

Nope, my cat must bear witness to any weeing in the house. He surely does not like it when the tables are turned, I've found.

Paranoia and a general dislike of science. Oops. sorry, you said well founded. :flowerforyou:

Your avatar is simultaneously hypnotic and creepy.

Not a physical compliment. I was promoted last week and I work in an office full of jerks who think I don't deserve it because I haven't worked there for years on end. A co-worker stopped by my desk and said "You know, you've worked hard at everything you've done since you started here. Those *kitten* don't realize how…

I'm a serial monogamist: I think the longest I've been single is four months... :laugh:

Could her taking her daughter be construed as kidnapping?