The Sparkly Side of Life
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No body glitter, but close, huh?You forgot the body glitter.
*runs from thread before she's pelted with stones*
I got a Hoff valentine in my reps. :ugh: took forever to get that to the bottom of my reps.
oh, this is suppose to be the happy thread, er...sorry.
um, sparkles and smiles?
oh, this is suppose to be the happy thread, er...sorry.
um, sparkles and smiles?
Absolutely.
I don't know whether to laugh or cry, but that just ain't right, in the middle of Sara's happy, sparkly thread...
Aw, didn't mean to hurt the undead doggie's feelings. Was just saying...well, it just didn't look very sparkly, is all...
Still, it's always good to see your evilness shining through.
Still, it's always good to see your evilness shining through.
Absolutely.
I don't know whether to
over Haggis' evilness or to over him leaving this thread. After all, we're all about making people smile here and if tortured and mutilated unicorns make the undead doggie happy, well, how can I not want that?/sickly sweetness
What on Earth is that? Then again, that might not be on Earth.
Perhaps I can mutilate a tiger instead.
Please spare this thread the details?
What on Earth is that? Then again, that might not be on Earth.
That's Spock.
And my cousin, Shirley.
Well, see, he was born on the planet Vulcan, and he--Please spare this thread the details?
Woops. Sorry.
lol! I think she meant the details on mutilating the tiger, not about the life of Spock. 
though, by all means, feel free to skip the details on that as well
though, by all means, feel free to skip the details on that as well
Needs a little glitter.
So, a little something that made me smile today: I got some new MP3 CDs for the car with some of my favorite bands. It was awesome driving with the sound on loud and just remembering how much I enjoy those songs. And then noticing I was going at almost 170Km/h (when the speed limit is 120).
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All right. Time for a well-behaved dog!
Background: I live with a family of dogs who are more than a bit over-endowed with latent wolf genes. I have learned their language of gesture, posture and touch as much as I've asked them to learn words.
Anyhoo...one particularly wolfie fellow decided he needed to greet me today. I was sitting in a lawn chair and he hopped his front feet up on my leg and offered me his neck. The embrace is meant to be a mutual neck-hug where the cheeks brush and the chins reach around and bump the shoulders of the companion. I usually give a loose arm-hug as well. One or two exchanges is usually sufficient.
Today, Wolf (he prefers this to his "given" name) was not satisfied with even a "Western European" double hug, but repeatedly switched sides and made me hug him over-and-over-and-over!
The look in his eyes was mushy, but also "Ha, ha! I so funneh!"
Try that with a Chihuahua...
Background: I live with a family of dogs who are more than a bit over-endowed with latent wolf genes. I have learned their language of gesture, posture and touch as much as I've asked them to learn words.
Anyhoo...one particularly wolfie fellow decided he needed to greet me today. I was sitting in a lawn chair and he hopped his front feet up on my leg and offered me his neck. The embrace is meant to be a mutual neck-hug where the cheeks brush and the chins reach around and bump the shoulders of the companion. I usually give a loose arm-hug as well. One or two exchanges is usually sufficient.
Today, Wolf (he prefers this to his "given" name) was not satisfied with even a "Western European" double hug, but repeatedly switched sides and made me hug him over-and-over-and-over!
The look in his eyes was mushy, but also "Ha, ha! I so funneh!"
Try that with a Chihuahua...