25 July 2005
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Hey Chels, I'm making crude gestures at the computer screen right now.
J/K, of course (or am I?)
I could easily be distracted by coffee, too, which is one reason (cost being the other) that I do not own an espresso machine. That would be dangerous, now that I live, once again, in a country where one can legally walk out of their local Walmart with a brand new handgun and ammo. A caffeine binge might put me over the edge.
Man, I was way off! Makes sense, though (assuming it's the same bespectacled female resident of a foreign country I am thinking of...)
That means Joshy boy needs to get his arse on this here blog -- in between doing his Army stuff of course. I am sure he has more important things to worry about whilst on the proverbial job.
By the way, nice to see the riled up Chelsey again. It may be that caffeine talking. I hear Big Cheif Greg is getting pretty upset about the status of the kitchen used by whatever college students he is currently using as test-cases for his thesis (was that PhD, MFA, or AA?) Signs have been posted. (Just in case you need another outlet for that healthy aggression...)
so its leslie, right?
I think all of the remaining non-blogger females wore glasses. I just assumed Chelsey meant Elizabeth, since she and her hubby live in England (hence 'ambassador'?) Then again Nicole, you of all people would probably know if Elizabeth were on the blog. So unless Josh got that minor operation he was talking about, I guess Leslie is the only female Canterburian left. This is all kind of like playing 'Carmen Sandiego', innit?
I'm waiting for a clue about cajun food or spelunking.
Yeah, although I always wondered if that evidence would hold up in court...
vicars, on the other hand, do get laid...
I have heard this Elizabeth story before, and as I recall she intended to say that monks (again, unlike vicars) don't get 'paid'. Whether the Freudian slip was made by the speaker or the listeners I have no idea.
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