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It's not like it could fall between the couch cushions...
Offspring v2.0 has lost his microscope. In the house somewhere. I don't even.... *hands* How does one lose a microscope? We've looked everywhere. It's not in it's original box, it's not in a random box, it's not on the kitchen table (which was the last place any of us saw it), it's not in his room, it's not in my room ( Read more... ) -
Donald Strachey mysteries
I'm reading book seven of the Donald Strachey series, and figured now would be as good a time as any to start watching the movies, since I've read all the ones they've filmed so far. I started out with Third Man Out today, and was pleasantly surprised. The production quality is certainly no worse than your average made-for-SyFylisSciFi movie, and ( Read more... ) -
One of those days
Today is obviously going to be one of those days. I've been up less than 45 minutes, have read a NYTimes article on Dr. Tiller and the importance of his work (via
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Kink Bingo poll
I've got a poll set up over here about what I should do with the "free" square on my kink bingo card. -
Kink Bingo
I have no idea if I'll manage any of these, but 500 words each seems doable. ( No blackout for me, though, with this card: ) -
Randomosity, mostly of the pulp detective variety
- Philip Marlowe is obviously bisexual, yes? He notices and describes attractive men with the same loving detail as he notices and describes attractive women. He also apparently has a fetish for men's hands.
- The pull-quote on the cover of the Vintage Crime edition of Farewell, My Lovely is, "Raymond Chandler is a master." Maybe it's just some of the ( Read more... )
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Steampunk FTW!
Aside from the obvious...um, heat concerns?...this is really cool. (Concept and text possibly NSFW, but the images are probably okay.)
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Book reviews and things that are not book reviews
- Speculating on the sex of an author is not a book review.
- Using gender stereotypes as the factual basis of your speculation on the sex of an author demonstrates poor rhetorical skills. Also, I find it offensive.
- Assuming your personal experience is universal and anything that does not mesh with your personal experience is therefore wrong is flawed ( Read more... )