I'll do you one better.
That's actually the first one I would've gone for, but the other day I mentioned how crazy sticking it was and I was opposed. They voted for the
I think I may have just had that one stuck in my head too many times now, I have escape methods pre-programmed for getting rid of it. It either does or doesn't help (depending on your feelings about the song) that the son of one of my babysitters when I was growing up really, really loved that show. I thought it was horrible. That show was in no way a good replacement for the TV I grew up watching. How the hell are you going to replace Bo and Luke Duke with a damn sheep?
That is probably the only time in life I've ever had/enjoyed -breakfast- food.
How have you survived?
Tis true. Of course, coffee is the universal drink for social gatherings (Other than alcohol) so it's hard to avoid. I don't care if I don't drink anything, I just didn't like coffee. Now I just may like coffee.
What, I'm always singing either of these...
It's a US/English thing mostly.
You might as well be a vegan.
Well, I'm sure I told this story at least 3 times now... but I used to be a 2-liter-a-day diet soda drinker. When my doctor put me on a special diet, one of the things that went out the window was that and all other forms of caffiene. That was a fun first week coming down off that, let me tell you. After it was over, I stayed off because the little woman said since I decaffed I turned into much less of an asshole. I backslide a little every now and then, having maybe one soda a day (still diet, because regular is too sweet), and frankly I'm not nearly as quick-witted or fast thinking as I was when I was guzzling the stuff... but it has made domestic tranquility a lot easier to maintain.
Whoa now, who said anything about Starbucks and liking their evil evilness?
Pretty fast turn around. But you've tasted the bean now. You're with us, you just don't know it yet.
Whoa, this is less??
You remember me 6 or 7 years ago, right?
You seem to be confused a lot. How is it confusing that someone wants to barter with you instead of paying you?
Craigslist is infamous and/or famous for people who don't want to pay for services with cash, either because they can't afford to, or because they just prefer the barter system. But I suppose I'm more used to barter than most probably are since one of my best friends from high school had a father who was famous for barter rather than cash. He once traded a 20-gauge shotgun for a lawnmower engine (which he then used to replace the dead engine in her 1970's VW Beetle), traded an old 1970s Ford truck for a year's worth of rent on a barn (which he then turned into a house for the family to live in), and then traded an antique tractor for a couple hundred thousand acres of ranch land in Montana.
