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Apr. 14th, 2014 09:42 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
yamamanamaI had Nadja in mind, not A-Ha, kupo.
Toffee donuts are a thing and they are amazing.
I don't mind missing the red velvet donut, honestly. Red velvet looks like it should taste like strawberries or cherries or something else that's red, but it doesn't. It's not okay.
Christina was talking about a rabbit who was a patient and hung around the wildlife center and even found its way inside a few times. We guess they like the food that much.
Erica has a cat name Terra. Because she's a terror. I was hoping she'd be named Desdemona or Katherine or Cressida, but whatever. I know she has dogs, including an Italian Greyhound Chihuahua mix, which bewildered me until I learned just how small an Italian Greyhound is. Nina says the female takes it lying down and she's seen weirder mixes.
So Nina doesn't like ham or mustard but combined I guess they neutralize each other. And all she had was ham and about 8 packets of mustards.
And she knows the proper way to eat an everything bagel (hint: eat the boring part first and save the best for last). That's why she ate the cheese afterwards.
Nina told a story about Finnish hare krishnas, role playing, and the cultural barrier. In Finland, role playing refers to re-enactments, nothing foreplay-related about it, but very awkward when you're at the beach.
We did the right thing to do and got a cart for Bling. Which he pissed in on the way back to his enclosure.
A guy with an X-Men shirt, a woman with purple and black hair, and their lion-faced bunny came. Since the bunny wasn't as fat as some of the other bunnies (Christina suggests removing the fat and selling it to soap companies, things went well for her.
Someone tried to bring a chicken. We had to turn her away because even if there were vets around and it wasn't a Monday, we don't take in chickens.
Nina described Yuck (that goop you put on squirrel genitals to keep them from suckling it, refer to the presence of your grace*) as "like yuck" and then as "it's super-bitter, not sour or spicy. It's like when you're walking in the woods and see a pretty flower and then you eat it and it's bitter." Don't know about you but i've never done that before. Christina (the one I painted, not the one who's cell phone sounds like a gorgonopsid and has no idea why it sounds like a gorgonopsid) ate some of the goop too and wanted to put some on the rim of Ian's coffee cup.
Nina said "it landed on its top."
Kaz said "it landed on its side and then spun around."
Jean said "I know who to blame when I get raccoon roundworm."
Nina said "Interns walked on this floor."
*I have no idea what's going on in the mobile version of the site, but non-mobile users, enjoy the index on the sidebar. It's there if one of us needs to find something specific. It's not done yet because I have a life. I'm going to skip Change for now and just go straight to Awakening.
Burning Question: When's the last time you ragequit a game?
Toffee donuts are a thing and they are amazing.
I don't mind missing the red velvet donut, honestly. Red velvet looks like it should taste like strawberries or cherries or something else that's red, but it doesn't. It's not okay.
Christina was talking about a rabbit who was a patient and hung around the wildlife center and even found its way inside a few times. We guess they like the food that much.
Erica has a cat name Terra. Because she's a terror. I was hoping she'd be named Desdemona or Katherine or Cressida, but whatever. I know she has dogs, including an Italian Greyhound Chihuahua mix, which bewildered me until I learned just how small an Italian Greyhound is. Nina says the female takes it lying down and she's seen weirder mixes.
So Nina doesn't like ham or mustard but combined I guess they neutralize each other. And all she had was ham and about 8 packets of mustards.
And she knows the proper way to eat an everything bagel (hint: eat the boring part first and save the best for last). That's why she ate the cheese afterwards.
Nina told a story about Finnish hare krishnas, role playing, and the cultural barrier. In Finland, role playing refers to re-enactments, nothing foreplay-related about it, but very awkward when you're at the beach.
We did the right thing to do and got a cart for Bling. Which he pissed in on the way back to his enclosure.
A guy with an X-Men shirt, a woman with purple and black hair, and their lion-faced bunny came. Since the bunny wasn't as fat as some of the other bunnies (Christina suggests removing the fat and selling it to soap companies, things went well for her.
Someone tried to bring a chicken. We had to turn her away because even if there were vets around and it wasn't a Monday, we don't take in chickens.
Nina described Yuck (that goop you put on squirrel genitals to keep them from suckling it, refer to the presence of your grace*) as "like yuck" and then as "it's super-bitter, not sour or spicy. It's like when you're walking in the woods and see a pretty flower and then you eat it and it's bitter." Don't know about you but i've never done that before. Christina (the one I painted, not the one who's cell phone sounds like a gorgonopsid and has no idea why it sounds like a gorgonopsid) ate some of the goop too and wanted to put some on the rim of Ian's coffee cup.
Nina said "it landed on its top."
Kaz said "it landed on its side and then spun around."
Jean said "I know who to blame when I get raccoon roundworm."
Nina said "Interns walked on this floor."
*I have no idea what's going on in the mobile version of the site, but non-mobile users, enjoy the index on the sidebar. It's there if one of us needs to find something specific. It's not done yet because I have a life. I'm going to skip Change for now and just go straight to Awakening.
Burning Question: When's the last time you ragequit a game?
