of shoes and ships and sealing wax
of cabbages and kings
why the sea is boiling hot
and whether pigs have wings.
i think that's how the quote goes.. its one of my favorites for some unknown reason, but i can't remember it verbatim this early in the morning.
on to the post~
brian and i had "the toothpaste argument".
/begin 30-minute-long seinfeld-esque back-and-forth about "the toothpaste argument".
you know the argument.. the one old married couples have about where the toothpaste should be squeezed from-- either the back or the middle. i advocate back-squeezing.. he's a middle-squeezer. what's your take on it?
i bolded it so people will see and answer the question.
it was a pretty funny discussion, all told. we were giggling the entire time, but were entirely serious about our toothpaste-squeezing preferences.
i think that the word "snazzy" should be used in regular conversation more. its a very good, complimentary word. a feel-good word, if you will. use it to express good fuzzies about something, even if its something negative, ie: I'm having a snazzy case of diarrhea at the moment. (a la WanderingJ)
if i haven't explained WanderingJ to you before, suffice to say he's a regular at Beat the Box with the social skills of a very snazzy (i just blanked.. i can't think of anything as socially inept as this kid). either way, he clearly doesn't leave the house very much, and when he does people cross the street and avert their eyes, thinking him to be some mentally deficient person out for a stroll. i'll go into more detail one day.. there's so much i could tell you people about him. *shakes head*
anyways, back to learning javascript.
LOVES!
-shae
why the sea is boiling hot
and whether pigs have wings.
i think that's how the quote goes.. its one of my favorites for some unknown reason, but i can't remember it verbatim this early in the morning.
on to the post~
brian and i had "the toothpaste argument".
/begin 30-minute-long seinfeld-esque back-and-forth about "the toothpaste argument".
you know the argument.. the one old married couples have about where the toothpaste should be squeezed from-- either the back or the middle. i advocate back-squeezing.. he's a middle-squeezer. what's your take on it?
i bolded it so people will see and answer the question.
it was a pretty funny discussion, all told. we were giggling the entire time, but were entirely serious about our toothpaste-squeezing preferences.
i think that the word "snazzy" should be used in regular conversation more. its a very good, complimentary word. a feel-good word, if you will. use it to express good fuzzies about something, even if its something negative, ie: I'm having a snazzy case of diarrhea at the moment. (a la WanderingJ)
if i haven't explained WanderingJ to you before, suffice to say he's a regular at Beat the Box with the social skills of a very snazzy (i just blanked.. i can't think of anything as socially inept as this kid). either way, he clearly doesn't leave the house very much, and when he does people cross the street and avert their eyes, thinking him to be some mentally deficient person out for a stroll. i'll go into more detail one day.. there's so much i could tell you people about him. *shakes head*
anyways, back to learning javascript.
LOVES!
-shae