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April 06, 2004
My nipples are hard
(Category: Short Stops )

Just in case you were wondering.

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*Looks down shirt*

Mine aren't. You know, just in case you were wondering.

;-)

Posted by: Tiffany at April 6, 2004 03:00 PM

Okay. If I didn't "know" you better then I'd have to say that between this post and the last one, you seem like a man auditioning for the Amish himself.

Or like Jim just being Jim, I guess.

On behalf of the group, thanks for sharing!

Posted by: ilyka at April 6, 2004 03:02 PM

ohhh baby!

Posted by: Tiffani at April 6, 2004 03:22 PM

Tiffany - I was!

Ilyka - I'm not. I stopped hanging around that neighborhood a while back. Lair just wasn't posting enough bread and pepper stories for my tastes. Granted he's brought the cat posts up to acceptable levels lately but what good are cats without bread and spicy butter?

Posted by: Jim at April 6, 2004 03:25 PM

What are you smoking today, Peacock? I've been following the gardening stories as though they were my own baby plants. I tell you, I am jealous of Houstoners for one reason and one reason only: things grow like a weed in the night there. Then I remember that humidity wrecks hell with my complexion, and I'm over it.

You know what always prevents me trying to make Laurence's Shiner Bock cheddar bread?--My boyfriend thinks there's nothing sadder in the world than a flat beer, so every time I leave one out opened in the fridge, he trashes it.

"I'm sorry. I didn't know you needed that for anything. I thought you just opened one and forgot."

Yeah. Me forget an opened beer. Christ. I love him, but sometimes he ain't too bright.

Posted by: ilyka at April 6, 2004 04:15 PM

Your boyfriend is right. There is nothing sadder in the world than a flat beer. I'm getting all teary-eyed just thinking about leaving a wounded Shiner Boch to die. That's just...just...oh, the horror! I mean Good Samaritan laws alone should prevent such an action!

That said, there's nothing better than Sierra Nevada Porter as a steak or burger baste. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Posted by: Jim at April 6, 2004 04:25 PM

Oooh. I think I just had a mini-gasm there.

Posted by: Emma at April 6, 2004 06:15 PM

Seven, no make this eight posts, just coz your nipples are hard. Man, I've gotta re-assess my blogging.

Posted by: Simon at April 6, 2004 08:27 PM

Emma - for my nipples or my Sierra Nevada Porter basted steaks? Well either way I end up a winner. Hehe.

Simon - insightful analysis is wonderful but true commentary always devolves to nipples. It just saves time if you start right there at the bottom.

Posted by: Jim at April 6, 2004 08:33 PM

Simon has a point. The only posts that ever get comments on my blog are the very dumbest ones.

I think I put everyone to sleep when I aim higher than dumb. That's probably what it is.

Posted by: ilyka at April 6, 2004 10:10 PM

But WHY are/were your nipples hard?!

Posted by: Jennifer at April 6, 2004 10:17 PM

Ilkyka - Lowest Common Denominator. It's a universal constant.

Jen - Because the Mega Cube (tm) is on the side of the building where the air outlets are. I have ice cold air blown down my shirt until the other side of the building (about 100 feet away) gets to temperature. I get roasted for hours on end during the winter and frozen like a popsicle in the summer. I wear a jacket in the summer and shorts in the winter.

We complain about it a lot and that makes us feel better.

Posted by: Jim at April 6, 2004 10:39 PM

I don't think I'm comfortable talking about turgid body parts with you just yet, Jim.

Posted by: Trey Givens at April 6, 2004 11:48 PM

Jim Darling -- Both. Mwheh. (P.S. Thanks for the Dolphin M&M sacrifice. Anything that may help. . .)

Ilyka -- I would comment on your "A" posts, but it would be mumbled incoherence followed by a very Dean-esque "Yeearrrgh!" I really am intelligent, but. . .awww screw it. Sometimes I ain't that bright. Now, if we want to talk about Scooby Doo 2, I'm your girl.

(Well, not really, cuz I haven't seen it, but I think you're getting my point.)

Posted by: Emma at April 6, 2004 11:51 PM

Turgid. What a great word.

Tumescent. =)

Posted by: Emma at April 6, 2004 11:54 PM

Torpid. I'm not even sure I know what it means, but it begins with 'T' and I like it.

Posted by: ilyka at April 7, 2004 12:00 AM

Holy shit, it's like the definition of me:

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=torpid

Unbelievable.

Posted by: ilyka at April 7, 2004 12:01 AM

Damn the torpids. Full speed ahead.

Posted by: triticale at April 7, 2004 12:45 AM

It's me. (adj 1: slow and apathetic; "she was fat and inert"; )

*sob*

Posted by: Emma at April 7, 2004 01:45 AM

Hah! Not hardly, Emma. I've seen pictures. Besides, it doesn't mean fat anyway.

I think turgescent fits best.

Posted by: Jim at April 7, 2004 05:51 AM

21 comments now! This just proves how shallow the blogosphere is. Or how interesting your breasts are. I really hope it's the former.

Posted by: Simon at April 7, 2004 06:37 AM

Oh, it's not my breasts. Nobody likes man-boobs. It's specifically my nipples.

Posted by: Jim at April 7, 2004 08:19 AM

Why are Jim's nipples shallow?

I am sure that his aereolular (I made that up) erections are quite profound.

And if they aren't, I think I got an email today that will add like three inches to them. I can forward it over to interested parties.

Posted by: Trey Givens at April 7, 2004 09:25 PM

Trey, you're looking for areolar. And you're quite right. My areolar tumescence is truly breathtaking.

Posted by: Jim at April 7, 2004 09:47 PM

Since I'm going to be President I have to get some good practice in for my neologismizing.

Posted by: Trey Givens at April 7, 2004 10:18 PM

It's all my fault. I seemed to have poured gasoline and a lit match on this shallow line of spewing :).

Yay me!

Posted by: Tiffany at April 7, 2004 11:55 PM

Yay, Tiffany!

I love a good conflagrationisticaler pyro!

Posted by: Trey Givens at April 8, 2004 08:59 AM

Trey, you already sound just like the President.

Posted by: Jennifer at April 8, 2004 11:27 AM

Just trawling seeing what else I can steal. Don't mind me.

;-)

I think now I've stumbled on the Frank J army I've now gotta worry about him and you. D'oh!

Posted by: Simon at April 8, 2004 10:59 PM

Below is all monet works.

Woman In A Green Dress painting

Winter At Giverny painting

View Over The Seas painting

Vetheuil In Summer painting

Vase Of Flowers painting

Train In The Country painting

The women in the Garden painting

The Valley Of Falaise painting

The Turkeys painting

The Thames And The Houses Of Parliament painting

The Studio Boat painting

The Shoot painting

The Seine Estuary At Honfleur painting

The Seine Below Rouen painting

The Seine At Rouen painting

The Seine At Lavacourt painting

The Seine At Bougival painting

The Seine At Argenteuil painting

The Seine At Argenteuil I painting

The Sea At Fecamp painting

The Road To Chailly painting

The Red Cape (Madame Monet) painting

The Red Boats painting

The Picnic painting

The Marina At Argenteuil painting

The Luncheon painting

The Ice-Floes painting

The Garden of the Princess painting

The Church Of Vernon In The Mist painting

The Church At Vetheuil painting

The Boats Regatta At Argenteuil painting

The Beach At Sainte-Adresse painting

Terrace at St Adresse painting

Sunset painting

Sunflowers painting

Sun Setting Over The Seine At Lavacourt painting

Still Life With Melon painting

Snow Effect With Setting Sun painting

Sailing At Sainte-Adresse painting

Sailing At Argenteuil painting

Rue Montargueil with Flags painting

Rough Sea At Etretat painting

Promenade Near Argenteuil painting

Poppy Field In A Hollow Near Giverny painting

Poplars painting

Pond at Montgeron painting

Palazzo da Mula at Venice painting

Monet_Self_Portrait_In_His_Atelier painting

London Houses of Parliament at Sunset painting

La Porte D Amount Etretat painting

La Japonaise painting

La Grenouillere painting

In The Woods At Giverny painting

Impression Sunrise painting

Hyde Park London painting

Haystacks at Giverny the evening sun painting

Haystacks At Chailly painting

Haystack snow effect painting

General View Of Rouen From St Catherine s Bank painting

Garden In Flower At Sainte-Adresse painting

Floating Ice Near Vetheuil painting

Cliffs Near Dieppe painting

Boulevard Des Capucines I painting

Beach at Honlfeux painting

Argenteuil painting

A Windmill at Zaandam painting

A Corner of the Studio painting

A Corner of the Apartment painting

Monet Spring Flowers painting

View At Rouelles, Le Havre painting

Camille At The Window painting

Landscape With Thunderstorm painting

Monet Purple Poppies painting

The Red Boats, Argenteuil painting

Regatta At Argenteuil painting

A Woman Reading painting

Wild Poppies, Near Argenteuil painting

Monet The Luncheon painting

Still Life Apples And Grapes painting

Springtime At Giverny painting

Apple Trees In Blossom painting

Tulip Fields With The Rijnsburg Windmill painting

Haystack at Giverny painting

Haystack At Giverny painting

In The Woods At Giverny painting

Girls In A Boat painting

Boating On The River Epte painting

In The Rowing Boat painting

The Seine At Port-Villez painting

Poplars on the Epte painting

Monet Water Lillies I painting

Monet The Waterlily Pond painting

Woman with a Parasol painting

Camille Monet in Japanese Costume painting

The garden in flower painting

The Artist Garden at Vetheuil painting

Jeanne-Marguerite Lecadre in the Garden painting

Boulevard des Capucines painting

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