Pick up the nearest book to you.
Turn to page 45.
The first sentence describes your sex life in 2012.

The Twitter service makes it easy for you to find people you'd like to follow. (The Backchannel: How Audiences Are Using Twitter and Social Media and Changing Presentations Forever)
I can envision all the rude jokes starting up already. Let's ( Read more... )

Give up flirting? Bwahahahahahahahahahaha! Right. Otherwise, it's generally pretty spot-on. :)

In 2012, ( Read more... )

I am brain dead, still feeling pretty miserable, and really ought to be home asleep until sometime tomorrow afternoon. Instead I'm here working on knocking out some of the 20 Trac tickets in my queue and taking a break with a meme from the ol' f-list (edited slightly).

1. Anyone who looks at this entry feels like it should can post this meme and ( Read more... )

In 2009, ( Read more... )

I was all out of cope within three minutes of opening my email this morning, so I'd be highly appreciative if y'all would be willing to help distract me by playing along with this little game last seen at jessicamelusine's ( Read more... )

(Swiped from http://iamawareofallinternettraditions.blogspot.com/. Background over here, for those who have no idea what this is about.)


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I've seen this floating by a few times already this year, and I'd like to collect links to take a look at later. (I'm afraid if I start surfing for them now, I'll not get any of the work done this week that I absolutely must finish.) If you've posted a link of your own, or would like to direct folks over to the list of someone you know, please add ( Read more... )

Heh.


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A cook? Nah, my Mamaw did her own cooking. I've been trying to replicate her buttermilk biscuits for ages, without much luck.

Your Score: Dixie Royal

You are 91% true Southern!
You are pure belle or gentleman! You know your Jones Soda, Nehi and RC colas, your Moon Pies and sweet potato pie; you'd absolutely die without air ( Read more... )

1. The Potter's Field: The Seventeenth Chronicle of Brother Cadfael, Ellis Peters. While tilling a field recently given to the Benedictine abbey at Shrewsbury, the body of a young woman is discovered. It may be the missing wife of the previous tenant, who left his wife abruptly a year earlier to join the abbey. Or maybe not, because the younger son ( Read more... )