Friday, February 23, 2007

toilies/tubs ='d terror

This was a distinct possibility, as far as I was concerned.
Such a good thing we didn't have a bidet.

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  1. I like how the glowing terlet appears to be in motion, in hot pursuit of that delicious baby.

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  2. Really smart for my babysitter to let me watch that giant-gator-in-sewer movie at that age.

    Also, I'll take a baby, please. Braised. Perhaps skim off some of that God-shite. Actually, can you butterfly that?

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  3. I can't wait until we have little Darlana.

    Le SIGH.

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  4. Oh, to be reminded of Life's sharp and nasty teeth every time you attend to an urgent call of nature is a very special sort of berby torture indeed.

    Maybe it's the first step in molding little Darlana into a famous playwright?

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  5. Taken care of.

    We have the first 20 years of her life mapped out, largely involving containment units.

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  6. And you don't have to say it. I know. I'm an overflowing ball of nurture and bubbley hearts.

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  7. "...and they were jailed as a precautionary measure, for General Malice Aforethought."

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  8. Darn, the baby escapes! The baby always escapes...

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  9. Lan - that's right up there with when Pablo was charged after fighting in the Spanish War by the U.S. with "Premature Anti-fascism."

    I really hope he does come visit this spring.

    And Stephen - I know. I think it helps that they're so slippery. At least, that's why I keep dropping them. Clever Nature!

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  10. Dear CIA:

    If either Ms. Q or myself should ever awaken to find our reproductive organs askew or otherwise tampered with, we will not be blaming aliens.

    With Kindest Regards,
    [wax seal][fending off menacing wax club with its flippers]

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  11. For your own safety, do not use this uterus unless seal is intact.

    HY-FIVE!

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  12. Yeah.

    [waving, smiling, up on toes, craning neck to look in distance]

    "Hy, men!"

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