Fixed.

Side note 2: ground dwelling wasps consider anyone or anything walking near their nests to be a threat. There does not seem to be a way to live with them.

Agreed. I guess people think that since the room is usually set-up so the fireplace is the focal point, they can kill two birds with one stone.

Agreed. I guess people think that since the room is usually set-up so the fireplace is the focal point, they can…

Nice. But Holy $$$$$hit.

Nice. But Holy $$$$$hit.

I think my Grandpa had one of those in his finished basement.

I think my Grandpa had one of those in his finished basement.

Nice marmot.

Holy shit. I did not know that.

Um, yeah. I think I read it three times. Buried the lead, so to speak.

Is that Kate McKinnon?

Enjoy them, my friend.

God, that reminds me of those long, delicious make-out sessions from my high school days. Lips numb and swollen. Vigorous dry-humping. Getting excruciatingly close to third base. Then the long, painful walk home with a near-terminal case of blue balls. Oh, what larks!

She had come so hard she broke her own hymen.

You are correct, sir/madam. California law requires that ALL participating parties consent to the recording of a confidential communication.

This exactly! See herd immunity.

Napierville?

Thanks for your response. My comment was meant to be facetious, sort of. However, I did grow-up in a Midwestern city with a large Polish population, and I often heard the word "Polack" (Polak?) used by Poles and non-Poles alike. The context was almost always between friends and meant as a comic jab. Likewise, in that…

But wait, it's okay for my Polish friends to call each other Polack ?

Right?! I was going to post the exact same thing. Good to know I'm not the only one who finds her voice grating.

This is how it's done. Best viewed in full-screen at high res.

Hahahahaha! Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! . . . Oh, fuuuuuuck