razorxrosary has trouble finding just the right undergarment.

Dec 28, 2007 17:11

Underwear shopping: it's like The Da Vinci Code. Senseless, overblown, and frustrating.

Context doesnt wear underwear.

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krakenwakes December 29 2007, 01:20:37 UTC
Actually for me it's always a bleak, minimalist, disconcerting experience... rather like Beckett's later plays.

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gruyere December 29 2007, 03:28:39 UTC
And his earlier plays.

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krakenwakes December 29 2007, 04:17:40 UTC
And his novels.

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princesskraehe December 29 2007, 05:14:38 UTC
Icon!

Why is it as soon as I come home from a holiday in Penrith, all the W&I icons come out?

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mathnerd December 29 2007, 01:38:29 UTC
This is true, but the wording especially made me ROFL at work. :)

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mathnerd♥ morriganslayde January 2 2008, 19:35:00 UTC
thm|dar|♥en|
rna|♥te|dmh|
ed♥|nmh|atr|
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n♥t|mha|rde|
mrd|e♥n|hat|
aeh|trd|mn♥|
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dtr|an♥|ehm|
han|rem|t♥d|
♥me|hdt|nra|

...insomnia sucks.

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Re: mathnerd♥ mathnerd January 3 2008, 07:34:05 UTC
Insomnia may suck, but darn! it does wonders for solving puzzles! ;)

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Re: mathnerd♥ morriganslayde January 3 2008, 07:37:24 UTC
I feel bad because after I did it I looked back on other entries and saw a comment where it said you hadn't solved it yet. Oops!

It's a difficult one! There's only one first move and it's a process-of-elimination one!

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gonadsandstrife December 29 2007, 01:41:44 UTC
For me, it's like A Brief History Of Time: highly theoretical with no tangible product.

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kickthehobbit December 29 2007, 06:43:16 UTC
Obviously, the only answer is going commando.

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gonadsandstrife December 29 2007, 15:21:25 UTC
Exactly.

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claire December 29 2007, 02:06:45 UTC
I would rather shop for hours every week for my difficult to find in stores size than ever read The Da Vinci Code again.

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dejadrew December 29 2007, 07:41:49 UTC
Agreed. Except I never actually read it all the way through the first time. The book hit the wall sometime around the part where the professor dude was explaining that "Mona Lisa" is an anagram for the names of two Egyptian gods, male and female, which is proof that she's a hermaphrodite.

I think I yelled something about "and what's the anagram for 'La Gioconda,' moron?," but the memory is a bit blurry viewed through the smoky red haze of rage. The neighbours might know. I'm sure they heard.

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timotab December 29 2007, 17:39:47 UTC
"Coo, Anal Dig!" ?

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madsqueeble December 31 2007, 04:48:07 UTC
A Lad Cooing?

I, Anglo Coda?

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paper_legends December 29 2007, 02:11:38 UTC
Your bra is the holy vessel of Jesus Christ? Dang, your bosoms must be miraculous!

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b_phil December 29 2007, 04:16:58 UTC
Bosum. While many (indeed perhaps even most) women have two breasts, they tend to have a singular bosum, which may indeed be miraculous.

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germankitty December 29 2007, 09:20:19 UTC
Um, actually we have one bosom. Unless you're thinking of a bosun, in which case I might not object to having one, two or even more (providing they looked like Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom ... I'm sure you get the picture, no? *grins*). Sort of like, "If you want me, just whistle!" :)

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paper_legends December 29 2007, 14:02:25 UTC
Please to be teaching me? Meriam Webster says "bosoms":
http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/bosoms

And has no entry for "bosum."

I was adding the "s" to be lolcat cute-like, but... am I doing it wrong, spelling it with an "o"? Do I fail?

(I was a novel's editor, so I'm used to using the MW as the industry standard... does this change in the UK or CAN?)

*puzzles*

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