Me: Er... yes. Can you?
Christian: Elphaba, Glinda, and Dr. Dillamond...
Me: Thank you. Thank you very much.
Christian: I'm sorry-- is it bad that I talk about sex so much?
Me: Nope. It's normal, healthy, and expected.
2. About five minutes later, Tommy came
"European or Gay?"
Definitely gay.
"European or Gay?" My favorite quiz on Remote Control.
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ReplyDeleteI get to say 'cause I lived there.
Is that a new wall color - I love that color blue!
Come to think of it - I think I've commented on that blue color before...
ReplyDeleteI just painted the boys' walls a similar blue and a real grassy green. The two colors do a lot to keep me sane when the weather plans to dump ANOTHER 8 inches of the white stuff tomorrow.
I go in the boys' room to get a smack in the eye of spring.
Naaa...European
Hahaha, Tommy was actually aping someone in this photo. Rhymes with shard. Nope, not a new wall color-- I hadn't even noticed that the walls and ceiling showed up that blue in this pic! Trick of the light, but I say! I like it too!
ReplyDeleteI told the kids after Tommy's little fun that they have foiled all my desires for a gay child. Le sigh.
Did you say 8 inches of snow???
ReplyDeleteTitle says it all. My teen years were an endurance of horniness without relief.
ReplyDeleteActually - the NWS just updated - could be 10 inches locally in a line from St. Joseph to the Emerald City...
ReplyDeleteCan anyone say SNOW DAY! Yeah - that would be my kids you heard.
S. got a second at the Science Olympiad last weekend in meteorology - chip off the genetic block, I say.
Shard?
ReplyDeleteIt'll come to me. Probably at 2 in the morning.
Huh. The snow better get cleared before I drive to KC airport on Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteshard in eye== metaphor?
Oh!
ReplyDeleteSlow, ain't I?
Hmmm.
I hate to say... but if you read Wicked, there's already "Wicked" porn...
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