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What's everyone up to this cinco de Mayo? Me, nothing special. Just going to enjoy the fuck out of my new place, become a hermit and turn my back on the world. Bought a new hookah, so will be hitting that up while listening to downtempo beats and lo-fi house as I blow smoke rings through an empty living room. Burning coal never tasted so good. Chea.

Things are going exceptionally well for me, so I'm gonna treat myself with some beers and a nice weekend. I've got nothing planned, let's just see what happens.

Oh shit, yeah it's really Cinco de Mayo, isn't it? I guess we'll have tacos or something for dinner then. I have no intention of leaving my house or showering today though.

Turns out my wacky friday night has been mostly spent scrubbing every last inch of my bathroom after SOMEONE vomited all over the place.

Fun times.

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Originally posted by Zak McKracken too much red wine?

Who the hell knows.

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Actually (since you're obviously dying to know) there didn't seem to be any red wine, but I did encounter some peas and what I assume to have been potatoes.

Liberation Day, I took a day off.

My colleague football trainer thought it would be nice to play together against five eight year olds. Result, we got our ass kicked so bad, lol.

Tomorrow evening we're gonna meet some friends from school. Didn't see them way too long.

O, must watch Armin van Buuren tomorrow in Mindfuck, cool tv show.

Holy crap I almost forgot to buy tix for the Avalanches!!

Saturday here. Not up to much, but our local sushi joint is doing a special today with all plates at three bucks each, so I'm going to gorge myself on fishy goodness and then slip into a food coma later.

i ate a burrito this night.

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Saturday here. Not up to much, but our local sushi joint is doing a special today with all plates at three bucks each, so I'm going to gorge myself on fishy goodness and then slip into a food coma later.

I ate so much sushi last week that I woke up in the middle of the night to puke, lol.

You're not supposed to eat sushi when pregnant, so my husband says no more after that. :/

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Originally posted by Silky Johnson I ate so much sushi last week that I woke up in the middle of the night to puke, lol. You're not supposed to eat sushi when pregnant, so my husband says no more after that. :/

LOL, good work. How come you're not meant to eat sushi when preggers?

Mercury and bacteria. But I mean, as with most "avoid this" pregnancy advice, it's clearly targeted at morons who don't know what moderation or smart choices are. Clearly I'm not eating it every day, or from some back alley Sushi joint.

Spent a cool, rainy night at the cabin. A cold front with unseasonably cool temps behind it passed through late yesterday, so I figured it would be a good night to build a little fire in the stove and listen to water run from all the rain we've had. Took my little Azus Zenbook and watched The Girl With All The Gifts. It was okay...didn't quite go where I expected or end like I thought it might. Still, I'm always up for examining a little zombie/end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it stuff! Sunshine returns today, so I need to get off my arse and jog.

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Originally posted by Zoso Took my little Azus Zenbook and watched The Girl With All The Gifts. It was okay...didn't quite go where I expected or end like I thought it might. Still, I'm always up for examining a little zombie/end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it stuff!

I'd recommend reading the book. You will fly through it. The ending is a little abrupt, but makes sense thematically. There are also a couple of what I would call "narrative continuity errors", slight internal inconsistencies. But the characters are so strong and vividly realised that they pull you through the wonky bits and get you totally invested in what happens next.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I'd recommend reading the book. You will fly through it. The ending is a little abrupt, but makes sense thematically. There are also a couple of what I would call "narrative continuity errors", slight internal inconsistencies. But the characters are so strong and vividly realised that they pull you through the wonky bits and get you totally invested in what happens next.

Thank you for the insight and recommendation. It's rare that a screenplay does a book any real justice.

Unless it's Aussie, I really can't like sushi. I mean, just for a brief second, think about the meal, rather than about the myth from down under. What is sushi, really?

It is like the James Blunt of food - you don't really mind being exposed to the stuff, but vinegary rice is hardly the best thing humans have come up with. When was the last time you thought something along the lines of "I need something epic tonight, something powerful, something that makes me feel like I'm being ravished by a wild pack of lustful angels, something like... James Blunt!"? Never, right? That's because, without a tinge of punk, sushi is so bland! That's why you're not supposed to give any sushi - or James Blunt, to your baby.

I mean, yeah, I had some sushi tonight to support my mother-in-law's food stand at an event, but then I had some pastel goodness to make it up for it. Because, hail saint Mary of Cheesedom, if there's something humanity can be proud of, it is pastel:



We can be proud of everything with lots of cheese in it. Pastel. Pizza. Dutch Trance. But, James Blunt? If sushi makes you throw up, that's because James Blunt has the bestest comebacks. But at least James Blunt would hold your hair back. God's Hand from Queensland would caress you. But sushi? It'd just sit there, indifferent to your pain

I guess I really need to go to bed, heh.

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Originally posted by Lira Unless it's Aussie, I really can't like sushi. I mean, just for a brief second, think about the meal, rather than about the myth from down under. What is sushi, really? It is like the James Blunt of food - you don't really mind being exposed to the stuff, but vinegary rice is hardly the best thing humans have come up with. When was the last time you thought something along the lines of "I need something epic tonight, something powerful, something that makes me feel like I'm being ravished by a wild pack of lustful angels, something like... James Blunt!"? Never, right? That's because, without a tinge of punk, sushi is so bland! That's why you're not supposed to give any sushi - or James Blunt, to your baby. I mean, yeah, I had some sushi tonight to support my mother-in-law's food stand at an event, but then I had some pastel goodness to make it up for it. Because, hail saint Mary of Cheesedom, if there's something humanity can be proud of, it is pastel: We can be proud of everything with lots of cheese in it. Pastel. Pizza. Dutch Trance. But, James Blunt? If sushi makes you throw up, that's because James Blunt has the bestest comebacks. But at least James Blunt would hold your hair back. God's Hand from Queensland would caress you. But sushi? It'd just sit there, indifferent to your pain

LOL, I for one, appreciate this cheese inspired 'rant'! God bless the desert nomad(s) who decided to transport milk in an animal bladder and gave us all the wonderful dairy byproducts! SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL DESERT NOMAD!

Nah, sushi is delicious. I don't eat it for the rice, in fact I order very few dishes/rolls with rice. It's all about that succulent sashimi. Salmon, otoro, tai, octopus, yummmmmmm. And MUCh better for you than cheese. Doesn't get much better than healthy fats and protein. I always order an avocado salad, gyoza, and short ribs too. And green tea.


Fuck, I want some now!!

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Originally posted by Silky Johnson Nah, sushi is delicious. I don't eat it for the rice, in fact I order very few dishes/rolls with rice. It's all about that succulent sashimi. Salmon, otoro, tai, octopus, yummmmmmm. And MUCh better for you than cheese. Doesn't get much better than healthy fats and protein. I always order an avocado salad, gyoza, and short ribs too. And green tea. Fuck, I want some now!!

Clearly this fetal growth is driving you to eat nonsensical sized portions!

Eating less to accommodate my growing uterus has def been a challenge. I have a huge appetite and iron stomach normally.

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Originally posted by Silky Johnson Eating less to accommodate my growing uterus has def been a challenge. I have a huge appetite and iron stomach normally.

Wait...teh fetus is in your uterus?! I was told babies come from "mommy's belly".

Back in Florida visiting my sister and two-year-old niece after being on the road for 14 months. We're having a great time catching up.

I'll definitely be sadder when I leave this time around, but I'm also excited for what's to come this summer.

All silly uterine jokes aside for a moment, I'd just like to point out how crazily scary the female body really is: you ladies can basically squeeze a fucking watermelon out a hole the size of a lemon and, should you so choose, be back at work in a few days as if, basically, nothing happened. That's just nuckin' futs.

Also, it leads me to suspect that any moaning/groaning/trashing that goes on when we're kindly allowed to slip you (plural) some cock is purely for the benefit of the fragile male ego, since you (plural) can obviously handle a watermelon, should the situation call for it.

Lol, yes we definitely spend a lot of time catering to your fragile make ego!

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