Yes, yes, yes. The same headmistress lady also had a british show called Ladettes to Ladies that was superb.

So that newsreader is just putting random words together, right?

Concur. Looks more like a beauty pageant. A body builder without any core definition? Nope.

Disaster for you, better for me. I'll cut across and come down 75. (OTP for life.)

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I would attend a game there well before going down to Turner Field. On a Friday afternoon it's at least two hours to go from Buckhead to Turner Field on the connector.

AT&T here. Got my iphone 5 and my unlimited data.

Southerners do this as well. Dinner is always the largest meal.

Tablespoons of butter is easy. The butter wrapper has lines denoting tablespoons. (American)

There's something strange about these Tannehill people. Who gets married sophomore year?

I had no idea my summer birthday made me "have a harder time in life." Thanks for that information.

Not sure where you're at, but it's available in Georgia. Strawberry ftw.

Calvin is surprising popular in the US at the moment. Stayed in the 215-240 range for twelve years before jumping to 189. Cormac has never made the list. (I obsess a bit about the SS Baby Name Ranks since my name was #1 for most of my birth decade.)

How does your husband feel about the name Hobbes, because he was the better character.

I've known two people who suddenly decided to pronounce their last name the "French" way. One was a Simon (now pronounced Simone) and Beshears (from bee-shears to besh-ears). If you're American you sound really pretentious when you try to use the French pronunciation (and likely butcher it anyway).

Calvin & Hobbes?

Covering it up?

Guess that's what I get for not updating the comment section before posting.

There goes the hair.