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Sarahp, you are correct.

I've got Asperger's syndrome and part of it is a strong aversion to some textures, though I wouldn't say I'm afraid of them. There are some types of paper I can't stand, and the texture of some microfibers makes me feel sick. And I just hate the feeling of soap on dry skin. As far as real fears...

My half-Siamese never bothered with the fridge, but he figured out how to get into all of our cabinets. He started with the lower ones, so I put double-sided tape on them. Then he started jumping up to the fridge, and on top of the upper cabinets, and tapping them open from above and either...

I'm glad this thread got started, because I was actually wondering this exact thing last night. Looks like I'm having eggs this weekend!

My wife and I met when we were freshmen in high school, started dating about six weeks after graduation, and got married two years later, when we were 20. We've been married for 16 months now. It gets rough sometimes, but we make it work

My wife and I used to watch Top Model, but I feel the same as you--it seemed like the last couple of rounds, she'd already picked the winner by the third episode, and decided it was alright to treat everyone else like trash. Not to mention, she's become embarrassingly weird and more...

It's recessive and the gene appears only on the X-chromosome, so a calico male is chimeric (fusion of two embryos) or has three chromosomes (XXY) like a human with Klinefelter's syndrome.

I have done a few searches, but I figured it couldn't hurt to come right out and ask whether the ill effects of rice were negligible in low-carb canned food, rather than make inferences from semi-related threads. Thank you for your responses.

I'm trying to find some decent canned foods. I would prefer to keep my cats grain-free, and it seems a lot of canned foods are grain-free except for rice.

That's a beautiful cat. But he doesn't need a litter box, he needs one of those Sterilite under-bed boxes:

I've never had Coors, so I can't comment. I'm only 21, so there's a world of beers out there for me to try But currently at the top of my list are Blue Moon (made by Coors I believe) and Abita Purple Haze. Yuengling black and tans are good too.

All my friends back at Tulane have had to evacuate. Seems like three years ago all over again. for you and everyone else on the Gulf Coast.

I love this movie. I was six when it came out, and I still remember when I went to go see it at the theater. Truly a defining moment of my childhood. Plus, best movie ever

Budweiser=gross. And that's all I have to say about it.

My wife is off with her relatives this weekend, so it's honey-do list for me , followed by some things I have to do but can't during the week, followed by relaxing and maybe working on some music. grrrrrrr honey-do list.

I used Adobe Illustrator to turn a photograph of my Yeti into my desktop:

mmmmmmm beer. What I wouldn't do for a nice Blue Moon right about now.....

Ours is "Wound" by the Smashing Pumpkins. I'm not sure why; I think I just may have told her it's a really cool song she should listen to, and then I played it on the guitar for her. Anyway, she had a few lines from it printed on our wedding programs: If you wait I will wait, taste I will taste...

...I moved into my dorm to start my freshman year at Tulane University in New Orleans. And three years ago today, the school was evacuated and the semester postponed pending the outcome of Hurricane Katrina. I was fortunate not to lose my home, but that hurricane has had some pretty...

Sweet tea....blech! Fay sent us a few tornadoes this afternoon. We had to hide in the bathrooms at work for a little while. And one touched down in Clemson where my brother's at school, so he had to hide too. But as far as I know, everyone's okay.