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Sidenote on the being tired thing: In law school, this girl would always come up and ask me how I was. I'd say "fine" 'cause I didn't know her very well. She would then ALWAYS proceed to tell me I looked tired. Fucker. I felt like smacking her in the face. How rude. Think of "lay"...

It's like the only time in MY LIFE I've ever said that, so I don't feel bad.

And let's not forget that it's your primary superhero match.

Crystal Meth wrote:Hey LB, Jax is talking to you, you big cushioner.

Hey. You be careful. I think you use that Holy ____ Batman phrase.

Orientated instead of oriented. That makes me want to pull someone's hair out. Are you guys even remotely embarrassed that you read Wil Wheaton's blog? :dweeb :kiss Let me tell you something else that annoys me-- people who keep public blogs and are boring as sin. I mean, I know I would be boring, ...

People who use the word "of" as a verb-- "I could of gone there." It makes me want to lose my mind.

Oh, and my answers do not entirely fit your poll, but I do not care.

I can't stand it when people cushion everything they say.

"blah blah blah...you know? blah blah blah blah...do you see what I mean? blah blah blah....do you understand my point? blah blah blah...you know what I mean?"

It still bothers me when people mix up lay vs. lie verbs.

I liked the book, too, but I sort of wonder how well it will translate into a movie.

I have this book and I just cannot get into it.

Annie wrote:However, he totally refuses to poop anywhere except our bathroom. We could be across the bay at IKEA or something and he'll hold it for 2 hours. All the while getting increasingly more impatient and tense.

I burst out laughing so abruptly at this that I spit all over my monitor.

Blush wrote:I read it, but mainly because I didn't have anything else compelling to read at the time. The fact that her name was Girl pissed me off.

Get a fucking name. I hate it. It drives me nuts. I've stopped reading the book now.

I hate it. I am so bored with it. I have OCD issues, so it's hard for me to stop in mid-read, but....it's so boring that I have been reading it for weeks. I just couldn't care less about the characters. Very disappointing.

It's by the people who wrote "The Nanny Diaries", but it sucks ass. I can't even make myself finish it.

I finished the book. I thought it was mesmerizing.


Ruth, what did you dislike about the ending?

We started sign language with Aidan when he was 4 or 5 months old, but we were not consistent. We use signs now (started last spring) for certain things to help encourage him to talk.

Aimie wrote: I have subjected Keira to a lot of bad singing though. She actually signed 'done' twice when I was singing once and she was just tiny.

Aidan told me to "shhhh!" before.

I am finishing up "Memoirs of a Geisha" and also reading "The Story of O."

I'm trying to jot down ideas from this thread.

I don't know many children's songs either. It was always embarrassing when I went to a playgroup or something.

I say sing whatever you like. I made up a song for Aidan to encourage him to sleep. It was special to me, and when I think about it it always makes me smile.

You can edit. But I know the truth.

no one would believe me anyway.