"Oh yeah, just fancied coming in the back of the house, for absolutely no reason at all: Just had to jump a couple fences, scale that trellis to the shed roof, extricate myself from the Robinson's dog..."
I like to imagine the dynamic of Teddy and Allison at Teddy's birthday every year, getting increasingly competitive with Allison trying to catch him off guard with a surprise party, and Teddy secretly finding out about it for the sole purpose of planning his own ridiculous entrance to said party #CueRecurringSegment (that is in no way just an excuse for an easy bit to perpetuate annually at my birthday...)
"It's fine, she never does this, so I should just indulge her now, and I'll make up the lost time by sticking with it a little bit longer tonight: That can't be comfortable, I'm sure she'll want to move before too long..."
"Dammit, when I said I 'had a thing for wood' all I meant is that a nice, big slab of some exotic hardwood kind of does it for m-this isn't sounding any better is it?.."
Of course, your standard dart is a performance design: For parties with higher formality you could opt for a more elaborate plane to up your fanciness, but you'd have to be prepared for a corresponding hit to your stability andgeneral flight efficiency, which,considering napkins are already far from the ideal medium for paper airplanes...
Ok, Brain, I remembered. Are you happy now? Also, without legitimatizing this by expending literally another second contemplating it, I'm pretty sure I refute your assertion on the casserole front, so not really sure where that leaves us...
#When you know you're going to be without internet in the Amazon for a couple weeks so load your phone up with the most convenient audiobooks you have on hand... #As if you need an excuse to go through the Harry Potter books again...
Originally I was going to block them, but then I was too lazy to get around to it, and now I'm just curious to see exactly how long they'll hang in there...
The Writer part of my Brain: "But flawed characters are so much more fun to write!" Yeah, you're not helping...
I'll give you maybe 40/60 odds that this movie's actually in development somewhere in Hollywood, but assuming it is. I guarantee the working title is actually "Lady Rambo"... #remindmehowwe'reokwiththisagain?
Hey, it's still better than "Albus Severus," amiright?..
...Besides, you gotta give props to Teddy and Allison for the shear accomplishment here, at the very least: When you're talking *logistics*, an aspen's far from the most conducive species one could go for...
When I came up with this last night (admittedly rather near the tail end of a pretty packed day) I was worried it was such low hanging fruit deli-meat that there was no way there wasn't a slew of similar jokes that had already been made, but now I'm kinda questioning just how sleep deprived I was by that point...
Because not only does choosing to be utterly unoffended at being called "Snowflake" as a slur make a decided step toward disproving its sentiment, it allows you to fully appreciate what a laughably bizarre derogatory it really is...
Alright, so maybe I'm colouring this interpretation a bit more than is entirely called for, but I think I'm more than justified in cracking up at all the heated debate over how you properly pronounce the word, accompanied almost invariably with at least some attempt at a pun regarding which pronunciation represents the most erudition...