Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Leaving Work at the Office
According to AP style, the correct abbreviation for electronic mail is "e-mail," and this is a "Web site."
Friday, June 15, 2007
Amazing Tattoo Idea #4
An angry goat-like creature whipping an email account that timed out and lost a very long email in progress. The whole thing would be on fire, only the goatman would be unharmed, as would his whip. But, to clarify, it would be a fiery whip made out of chain link. Also, there'd be a kid on the other deltoid popping bubble wrap, just to make the scene painful and annoying. Bonus suggestion: have the goat thing also be kicking the email account with its cloven hooves.
Friday, June 08, 2007
Wednesday, June 06, 2007
This Calls for a Dirty Limerick
I Once Knew a Girl in Marysville
I once knew a girl in Marysville
Who could walk the ridge of an old mill.
She went up for the view,
But she hadn’t a clue
That the workers saw more than her skill.
I once knew a girl in Marysville
Who could walk the ridge of an old mill.
She went up for the view,
But she hadn’t a clue
That the workers saw more than her skill.
"I Knew a Girl in Marysville"
Today's word of the day: ridgepole
Definition: (noun) A horizontal beam at the ridge of a roof to which the rafters are attached.
Synonyms: rooftree, ridge
Usage: I knew a girl in Marysville who could walk the ridgepole of a roof.
I know this is a poem, but I'm not sure how it should go exactly.
"I knew a girl in Marysville
who could walk the ridgepole
of a roof."
"I knew a girl
in Marysville
who could walk
the ridgepole of a roof."
"I knew a girl in Marysville who
could walk the ridgepole of
a roof."
Something to think about, innit?
Sorry about all this, but I can explain...
Current mood: ;)
Current music: Lily Allen
Definition: (noun) A horizontal beam at the ridge of a roof to which the rafters are attached.
Synonyms: rooftree, ridge
Usage: I knew a girl in Marysville who could walk the ridgepole of a roof.
I know this is a poem, but I'm not sure how it should go exactly.
"I knew a girl in Marysville
who could walk the ridgepole
of a roof."
"I knew a girl
in Marysville
who could walk
the ridgepole of a roof."
"I knew a girl in Marysville who
could walk the ridgepole of
a roof."
Something to think about, innit?
Sorry about all this, but I can explain...
Current mood: ;)
Current music: Lily Allen
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