@Cerberus Well, who gives a fuck? I have a fireplace which looks attractive. Every four or five years I use it for its intended purpose. If that gives me cancer, so be it. I refuse to worry about that.
They came back to drop off the one dude so he could get his car from our house, and give us back our pots and pans and lantern and stuff, and my one friend who had been driving practically heaved the food crate at me and was like "take the whole thing I don't even care it was leaking all over my car auugh"
It was kind of funny how much everything that was left had just a little red wine on it.
Anyhow, I cleaned off everything that wasn't like, a cardboard box soaked in wine that went straight in the trash. I just have to remember to put that stuff away so when next I have a friend over they're not like "do you always keep prepackaged cheese crackers and spaghettios on the side of the tub in case of bath munchies?"
thinks about eating spaghettios
I wonder if it's weird that I think of prepackaged junk food as a treat.
Before you worry about me any further, maybe I should note that my blood pressure is on the low side, despite my fondness for coffee incredible caffeine addiction.
@JohanLarsson Adirondacks, in upstate NY, by a smallish lake.
@cornbreadninja麵包忍者 Take replacement hormone for my sluggish thyroid and get my blood checked all the freaking time because my doctor waffles about whether to increase my dosage, but that's it.
Ehh no biggie. Hypothyroid is just an inconvenience (mostly because of the monitoring, and because it's hard to tell if you really feel better). Much better than the opposite.
I might've left it alone, except that I'm at the point in life where we're planning for kids, so you don't just let medical conditions chill untreated if you can help it.
Several years ago, I recall learning an English term that described the following sort of error:
I write (or begin writing) a sentence without error.
I decide to change something in the sentence.
I forget to change the rest of the sentence to fit with the changes I made.
For example, let's sa...
@Robusto I knew I was safe when I saw Beaver and what's his name. If they were going to take the time to tie up that end, I knew no ends would be left untied. And bam came the very next scene, the Peruvian walnut box, just to drive the point home. At the same time the 20 minutes before that were genious in establishing that they were not aiming for a rushed hodgepodge, but for Taking Their Time to do it right.
Also, the cinematography was nothing short of spectacular. They kept playing with camera angles and slow tracking and whatnot, they really got me more than just a couple times.
And the scene at the Schwartzs's house reminded me of that point of yours, "this show is smarter than me". How I was obviously all scared what would happen to them, but why? What actually happened was so much better and made so much more sense.
@RegDwighт Yes. It was a craftsmanship all the way. A satisfying ending, even if it was a bit graphic-novelish with the way he used the M-60. But we allowed him the Face Off ending of Season 4, so I was willing to allow this. In the end he achieved some partial redemption.
@cornbreadninja麵包忍者 Is that a KC thing? Like toasted ravioli is a St. Louis thing?
@RegDwighт It was a brilliant sleight-of-hand. When you see Walt in the bar watching them disavow him on TV, you thought "Ah, the ego of Heisenberg is back. The machine gun is for them!" And they totally fuck you up with how it really went down. And yes, that show is smarter than me. That is what makes it so enjoyable.
I know this question is quite basic but right now I'm having a problem with it:
"Jimmy your english is bad. Try to speak in front of mirror or an even better option is to take english classes."
Is it grammatical to use "an" here?
Several years ago, I recall learning an English term that described the following sort of error:
I write (or begin writing) a sentence without error.
I decide to change something in the sentence.
I forget to change the rest of the sentence to fit with the changes I made.
For example, let's sa...
I know this question is quite basic but right now I'm having a problem with it:
"Jimmy your english is bad. Try to speak in front of mirror or an even better option is to take english classes."
Is it grammatical to use "an" here?
English Language & Usage: Multi-Layer…
English Language & Usage: Multi-Layer…