happy holidays!

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That looks tasty.

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you are such a tease!

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thanks for having us over last night!

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That IS a good morning! That's like a VEGAS morning...

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Good morning, mr. martini man! Who's trying to kill you?

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I don't know, but he'd better not!

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Was it a Soli Vanil Lemon Drop?

(otherwise known as a Lemon Drop to your Knees.)

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Even gheyer: a Limoncello Drop.

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That's like TWICE your RDA of ghey.

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Ghey in the morning, 
 Sailors take warning.
Ghey at night,
 Sailors delight!

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I needed that! :-) I'll start with one of those as soon as the psychi/psycho people allow me near the distilled beverages again.

This most recent hospitalization for mania led me to a corollary to Existentialism.

Sartre a dit, "l'enfer, c'est les autres" in Huis Clos / No Exit.

Good words, yes. I postulate, "l'enfer, c'est les autres a le petit dejeuner." Hell is the other people at breakfast.

To an introverted computer geek and musician, denial of caffeine and of privacy at breakfast is like a joke on the cosmic scale. No computer, no good company, no good food. Like the Woody Allen joke with the two women on the cruise, "everything is terrible" "and such small portions."

And I can tell you numbers for Netscape.com and its IP that AOL has not accepted. I think they need to be heptupled or octupled.

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-And happy holidays, (if that's what's on the programme.)

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Is that an Aston Martin in the background? If so, wooooh...

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Steve Yegge mentioned you in his latest blog essay. Thought you might wanna check it out.

http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2008/04/xemacs-is-dead-long-live-xemacs.html

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