and we're out--- (cut to commercial)

[stitchdoll]

it's like a theremin, always there kind of wailing in the background or at the front, depending if the singer wants to take a cigarette break or not or has vowed off words for this set...it never goes away, never takes a break, just your perception changes depending whether or not you're paying attention to that part of the song...kind of tragi-

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[sandwichfan]

While reading, I came across the words "You could do worse than to buy yourself a sewing machine" and I thought of you and the sleeping-cap-that-never-was.

Cheers and winks, mate.

not good with things in general

[stitchdoll]

sighing loudly, she said, i remember your head is this big. but i never see you out, don't have your address, and haven't heard anything further regarding the cap that is on somewhere in my room.

yes. i am passive aggressive, pass the tarts if you please?

Re: not good with things in general

[sandwichfan]

I'm never out in Cleveland. The east side just confuses me and the west side is full of displaced mod boys from the worm hole they opened into 1965. I'd give you my address but I'm afraid and I don't know if my mail slot is of adequate capacity. I am very workman-like these days but just as soon as I pay off my student loans I will find the time to e-mail you.

Also, it has recently come to my attention that people who don't know me well think I'm a scary jerk. I hope this is not the case. Personally, I don't think I'm scary at all. Not with my clothes on.

mod-off and other products?

[stitchdoll]

scary jerk? no worries...

and anyway i've been called worse:
quirky.
then a recent sitcom continued the lesson:
quirky= creepy.
i remember enough of Intro to Logic to remember how the circles overlap.