Merry Generic Winter Day-Off With No Religious Content

[Hank Chinaski]

Originally posted by Did you just call me Coltrane?
My grandmother would cook everything in bacon grease. Then again, she was from Louisiana. She would cook 7-course meals at the family cabin in Michigan and then join the grandkids on the slip-n-slide. All rules of etiquette applied - it didn't matter where you were. She also did not approve of women wearing pants. She was a true southern belle. She and my grandfather had a rule for my father/aunt: no kids were allowed in the dining room or kitchen for at least an hour after they got home from work - that was adults-only martini time.

got big tits?

[taxwonk]

I guess there are more underprivileged folk her than I thought. I assumed everyone but Hank and me were trust fund babies, like BnB.

Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
Step through the looking glass... it's nice here. You get freaked out for about 48 hours, then suddenly, its like life restarted. Like you've been asleep or sick for a long time and finally climbed out of it.

Don't come around here rubbing our noses in your new-found happiness, bub. You're in serious danger of polluting the dark and beautiful poisoned spring of the FB with clear, fresh water. It makes me sick.

[Penske_Account]

Originally posted by Tables R Us


Course, Penske could keep the hubby entertained if he shared one of the lesser mares in his stable.

Sure, maybe. He'd need to provide the wine......and no Chateau d'Ty boxed stuff. I want a bottle with a cork.

[Pretty Little Flower]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
Get a life? You sound like ppnyc to TM. You requested input. After a while, I had to do something to relieve the huge amount of cognitive dissonance.

I am not sure what Delerium Tremens has to do with your story, but it is an excellent beer and seems to be more and more available in liquor stores and restaurants, which is a nice change of pace from the ubiquitous Duvel.

My sandwich with melted cheese, tomato, and avocado was excellent. To accompany it, I poured myself a lovely glass of . . . Delerium Tremens.

I. Kid. You. Not.

[Penske_Account]

Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield


Sounds like a little bit of a double standard at work to me.

Its all water under the bridge now that you've bought the ticket; forget it and have a great vacation.

2.

[Pretty Little Flower]

Originally posted by Penske_Account
Sure, maybe. He'd need to provide the wine......and no Chateau d'Ty boxed stuff. I want a bottle with a cork.

Your reign is over cork.

[Penske_Account]

Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
I am not sure what Delerium Tremens has to do with your story, but it is an excellent beer and seems to be more and more available in liquor stores and restaurants, which is a nice change of pace from the ubiquitous Duvel.

My sandwich with melted cheese, tomato, and avocado was excellent. To accompany it, I poured myself a lovely glass of . . . Delerium Tremens.

I. Kid. You. Not.

Perfectly honestly? [true story][/story]????

[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally posted by ironweed
Don't come around here rubbing our noses in your new-found happiness, bub. You're in serious danger of polluting the dark and beautiful poisoned spring of the FB with clear, fresh water. It makes me sick.

I'm actually just a junkie now. I bated twice this morning, to strippers on Jerry Springer.

Some of these girls have really beautiful souls. Fuck... I gotta run to the 7-11. I'm out of tin foil.

[Penske_Account]

Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
Your reign is over cork.

PLF (the other PLF),

Is that addressed to me or to cork?

regards,

P

[Not Bob]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
OK, so you will honor (and told your ex you would honor) your ex's wish that you not have your bf sleep over at your own home when your daughter is there, but you don't want to give him any say in whether you take a vacation with the daughter and the bf, during which vacation you and the bf share a bedroom at night?

Pick. A. Lane.

It's really not that simple. And it may be Not Rational, but I can see why bn'b sharing the bedroom in the (former) family manse with The New Guy while the kid is around may be troubling to the ex in a way that bn'b sharing the bedroom someplace else might not be.

And I can see why bn'b would want to give her ex a bit of time to get used to the idea that his kid is going to meet one of bn'b's friends. The bottom line is that she is wrestling with the difficult balance between what is optimal for her and what is optimal for her kid. Giving the ex a bit of leeway for a bit of time on the issue of sleeping arrangements when his daughter is around makes sense to me in this context.

Of course, this assumes that the ex is not a complete dick -- I am pretty sure that bn'b has indicated that this is the case.

[greatwhitenorthchick]

Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
I poured myself a lovely glass of . . . Delerium Tremens.

My dad used to pour his beer into a glass even though he was drinking it at home and not in a restaurant, but he is a man of style.

[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
I am not sure what Delerium Tremens has to do with your story, but it is an excellent beer and seems to be more and more available in liquor stores and restaurants, which is a nice change of pace from the ubiquitous Duvel.

My sandwich with melted cheese, tomato, and avocado was excellent. To accompany it, I poured myself a lovely glass of . . . Delerium Tremens.

I. Kid. You. Not.

2. It's a fine tasty beer which will pop you with nice buzz quickly. I enjoy the Leffe also. But I still can't find one that beats Chimay.

Try Samichlaus. Silliest beer purchase ever.

[dtb]

Originally posted by taxwonk
I guess there are more underprivileged folk her than I thought. I assumed everyone but Hank and me were trust fund babies, like BnB.

She's not a trust fund baby. She's a trust fund adult.

Bitch.

[dtb]

Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
My dad used to pour his beer into a glass even though he was drinking it at home and not in a restaurant, but he is a man of style.

I would have gone with a semi-colon instead of the ", but".