Oh, update on that. The box that my mother sent to me last month, that was not returned to sender... has actually been sitting at my local post office. Score.
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Against my nature, I have purchased Christmas cards. I only plan to send out seven, but I have only filled out three. I have addressed NONE of the envelopes, and they certainly aren't in the mail. This has taken me three days. *sigh*
My mother finally thought to ask me if I had received the box with the gifts she had bought in Ireland. She sent it a month ago. No, I didn't get it. The tracking number on USPS.com said that they had attempted delivery twice, posted a notice, and that if it weren't picked up in five days it would be returned to sender. Obviously, it wasn't returned or she wouldn't've asked if I had gotten it. She spent about $35 on shipping, not t
I'm heading to the mall shortly. There's a chintzy temporary Christmas store in there. But I'll check a dollar store or two if that doesn't pan out... Thanks to both of you.
The spot in the store that had Christmas decorations around the time of Halloween and Thanksgiving no longer has Christmas decorations. It's crazy, they're not just starting the season earlier, but it's over earlier, too.
This year is the first year I'm going to send out Christmas cards... if I actually go get any to send out, that is. Apparently, WalMart doesn't carry anything but single cards, and that's a pain buying a bunch of those. I mean, I don't have to get a lot; I'm only sending to female friends and married male friends whose wives are also my friends. This is further lim
drmiler: The quoted text you have is from an OSS report, but the copy of the report that I have found online does not attribute that as a quote from Goebbels. Additionally, I never said the quote wasn't about propaganda. My assertion was that it wasn't about NAZI propaganda. My source for this belief is the Wikipedia link that I posted in my first comment, which I'll put back here: Link</
Actually, I think it was Goebbels that made the statement that Xythe quoted. Did he misquote him , then? I couldn't find that "quote" online, at least not in those words. But Goebbels was speaking of the Allies (the British, specifically), so my point stands. The quote isn't about Nazi propaganda.
The basic idea is that they pretend that Pauly Shore has died, make an obit, all that crap, and then send a "documentary" crew out to get the opinions of a lot of the Hollywood big-types about him. Except that it doesn't seem to have any sort of actual documentary style to it. I personally believe that
You seem to have misquoted Hitler. It's also interesting to note that he was referring to propaganda techniques of the Jews, and not any sort of propaganda that the Nazis may have cooked up. Link
You already got my email before you posted this.
Student: Do you think Colonel Gaddafi suffers from some paranoia issues? Instructor: No, I imagine he quite enjoys them.
The week started off... oddly. I hadn't really recovered from last weeks' duty (read: loss of sleep) by the weekend, and although I love having my boys here it certainly didn't make for additional rest. I actually dreaded going into work on Monday, and my trepidation was rewarded with a long, long day. I administered a test to my student soldiers, and one of them d
I don't know who the kind, sensitive person is posting under my friend's pseudonym, but WHAT DID YOU DO WITH GREYWAR? ahem. K, don't worry about getting back to your friends. If they're your friends they'll understand, and they'll be there for you anyway.
Orifixes?
I've already had enough issues with the plumbing, though; I'm afraid it will simply disintegrate if I look at it wrong. edit: I thought the armpit of Texas was El Paso. But then, I guess, there should be two armpits, right?
Damn stuff ate through my kitchen sink pipes last month, flooded the dining room. It's destroying my cheap Wal-Mart "silver"ware, too.
She's quite the little cutie. I can't imagine exactly what the Daddy is going to feel for the next seven months, but I think he'll find some solace in having been there for the birth. I know I feel very lucky that I was there to help usher both of mine into the world.
That's a great big brother! And this forever will eventually not last long enough, as you look back on it and it's the blink of an eye. Between you and Tex, I'm really missing my boys right now.
I like your pick for the Christmas card picture, better than the other one you had. With the branches criss-crossing and fully filling the frame, this one looks more... abstract, maybe. Please mind your head.
I knew this was a problem shortly after I moved in, but it seems to have gotten noticeably worse recently. Maybe it's the change in weather, the cold bringing it out perhaps. It's slowly ruining many things for me. There will be a bit of a recovery process once I (eventually) move out of here, and that will take awhile to replace some things. Dishe
Another possibility here is licensing. That's exactly what it sounds like to me. (Possibly combined with applicable Canadian laws as mentioned in terpfan's original article.) The other issues seem to be more of an MS decision problem, though.
I like the basketball hoop. Be safe.
Check the regs, but I was fairly certain family care plans had 90 days to be completed. AND that would start when they officially counseled you. Take care.
Yesterday, I started my new class of students. It's a different group of knuckleheads, but it's the same sort of knuckelheadedness I'm coming to expect. No, that's not a bad thing, it's just that young soldiers tend to be knuckleheads. After class, I pulled duty... all... night... long. I was very glad that nothing major came up, and was almost equally gla