Sleeper drunk
Like when you're drinking wine right out of the bottle and you don't realize how drunk you are until you stand up. Woo...zy.
Reasons I love M:
- He woke up in the middle of the night last night to take a leak last night and while he was up Steve the big-arsed mutt twinkletoed into his spot in bed. When M came back to bed he "helped" Steve out of bed, and I said, "Are you twinkletoeing him back out?" And M said, "No, I'm just explaining to him the principles of linear acceleration..." I mean, who the tar can talk coherently about linear acceleration at two in the morning?
He can pitch a tent. We bought this today for our Badlands trip. I can pitch a tent too and all, it's just nice to see a demonstration of mechanical competence, like. Such as I am not demonstrating right now because I am a lil' drunk.- We watched this kind of cheesy Antonio Banderas movie Pancho Villa tonight. There's a battle scene that's supposed to take place in 1914. M got all bent out of shape because one of the guns they were using wasn't created until 1918.
- He spackles well.
- And some other stuff. But I am reeaal tired.
The coolest thing about our new tent is that it has a DOGGIE DOOR.The coolest thing about the bed is that I am about to get in it
posted by Lurid @ 9/05/2005 10:50:00 PM
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15 Comments:
The doggie door signed the deal for me. Definately the coolest tent in all the land! Just keep a listen out for coyotes, my biggest fear with the dogs out of sight at night!
It seems that it lasted more than three days.
Me too!
doggie door!!! and you said "who the tar"!!! you are a good egg..
Cool! A doggy door in a tent! Hahaha, that's cute.
P.S. just noticed the new tag line...hahahahaha! WWLSD? Good stuff!
The badlands is a cool place to visit. I am not much of a nature person, but I did appreciate that area. Are you going to see Mt. Rushmore? If so, take a picture for me. I have been there twice and both times those freakin heads were fogged over.
Also, Deadwood is pretty neat. I would like to go see it again now since I love the series on HBO.
How's this for an anachronism: at the beginning of the film, Villa mentions something about Charlie Chaplin. Villa couldn't have known anything about Chaplin at the time (early 1914) since Chaplin was only a minor player in Keystone movies.
Take that, Antonio Banderas!
I read the same Mishima bio you did.
And to answer your other question: You have discovered my secret identity! Of course you realize I must kill you now. :)
-Suley
Hehe, that entry made me laugh. Beds are always coolest when you're a lil drunk and about to get in them.
Excellent tent; I'm sure that I probably would not be able to pitch a tent, I've never gone camping in my life.
That is one SCARY bug, I would not have gotten close enough to take a picture.
I like the 11 year old ass kicking story too. :) I apologize for my laughter at your expense. Kids these days... hehe.
I missed your blog!
Sounds familiar, you get out of bed in the middle of the night, and you risk losing your spot to one of the dogs, or a cat, or a 4 year old. Happens all the time. Hubby ends up on the sofa quite a bit.
As my GF would say, "He's a keeper."
Glad you stopped by my blog. Hope you enjoyed the reading. Glad you liked the pic!
awwww!!!
Where can I get a guy like that? (that likes girls like me)
;)
mg
There's nothing better than a guy who can "pitch a tent". :)
LOL! The linear acceleration was a good one!
M sounds great... I'm glad he's in your life :)
OK, so seriously, where'd you get the tent? We're in the market for a new one and I'd love the one with the doggie door!
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