mthor

I find that a lot of the meds tend to affect my sense of satiety. If I don't actually track what I eat, I'm like a goldfish - I'll eat til I die, or at least until I'm uncomfortable. And some of them make me hungry - zyprexa was good for about 40 pounds...

It's my secret shame - my name is mthor, and I am powerless over Star Trek. I was pretty hard core for 10 or 12 years; I may not have learned Klingon, but there was a point in time where you could feed me a line, and I could tell you the episode title, author, season, and guest stars. (OGTrek only - by the time NextGen came along, I was adulting, so didn't have time to memorize the episodes).

Too early?

I was only casual with DS9, and I didn't like Voyager, so I don't know. I thought they were Bajoran rebels and sympathizers.

The Gagarin, for the Soyuz class

The Hawking and the Asimov. I don't know what class you'd want them on. Also, wouldn't the Maqui scouts need Bajoran names? (Sorry, it's been a while.)

I don't generally eat breakfast, but when I do, it's usually a PBJ and coffee.

We really need a barf rating.

Hugs regardless.

There's something wrong with this. I can't quite put my finger on it...

Well, I know the password to my main email account, where all of my "forgot your password?" things are linked. Does that count?

I used to do flaming arrows back in the day, too.

Kahlua, amaretto, vodka, & cream. Plus the fun of asking a hot bartender.

You ought to try an orgasm - that was my go-to back in my misspent youth.

4:45 AM was the absolute worst when I worked nights. 4:45 AM was even worse than my mother-in-law.

cuba libre

Already got my fix - New Japan Pro Wrestling was on tonight. Then Ring of Honor Saturday night.

No, it's actually a true story. It's about two male penguins at the Central Park Zoo who pair bonded and tried to hatch rocks until they were given an abandoned egg, (which they did successfully hatch - the chick was named Tango, hence the title of the book.)

Silly Putty? I thought it was nerf balls.

Look out! Rip-in-the-fabric-of-space-time-should-DeeDee-and-Madison-ever-meet, here we come!

Why, DeeDee did! And Dexter got student of the month!

I'd be more concerned about the one covering the pivotal information on page 241.

Goddammit, every time I scroll past this, I think it says "MRAs"