i hope you clean mine up like that before you take a picture of it. hell, forget the picture, just go clean up my desk.......that loooks great compared to the way I left it this morning. ;)

Thanks, but I can't take credit. Those are thanks to the previous occupant, who did a pretty good job with the exception of some questionable wallpaper at the top of the bedroom walls.

I just threw all the crap you had on my desk down the basement steps... I can do that for your desk too, no problem honey...

you're dead.

here's what I cleaned up last night:
1 empty bag of marshmallows( after i ate the one that was left in the corner of the bag)
1 halfeaten dish of potato salad
3 empty mike's hard lemonade bottles
2 nasty napkins

prepare to be beaten.

the love flows deep, and thick in these parts.

actually, she's more likely to beat me for not mentioning that at least one of those mike's bottles was mine. and for leaving my shoes in the hallway. and for leaving my pants on the steps. and for not feeding the kids breakfast because i was late. and for the huge pile of laundry in our hamper. and for......well, i think you get the point.

oh, man. i;m in for it. uh...i have to work really late tonight honey...don't wait up. ;)

love you, sweetie. :) :joylove: :lovers: :lovers: :joylove: :lovers:

sorry - offtopic: LJ, do i understand correctly that you are in the car business? i should have spotted that earlier, with your excellent ability to hold up a jag session.

i worked at a ford dealership here in phoenix for a couple of years.

is this in relationship to me or some thread I have not read involving those wonderful moters? (no, didn't pick my name after them)

yup. finance manager at a jeep dealer. and part time philosopher. i don't get any extra pay for that though.

from the euphEmism thread by lookout

sorry, no reference to you.

a jag session (at least in the southwest) is just carguy terminology for a BS session.

Jag can be a noun or a verb.

that guy is a real jag (may be good or bad depending on situation)

we were just jagging

oh, and for what it's worth, I had never heard 'jag' used for anything other than short for jaguar ( car or cellarite) or with 'off' immediately following it. ~~jagoff~~. almost always a negative connotation.

I'm guessing that the etymological root of that term also includes the word "off" appended to the end of the word being bandied about, here?

To change the subject (somewhat), just how good a car is a Jaguar these days? I used to love the old ones - my kind of car - fast, classy, high maintenance, and unreliable as hell (LOL)! Are they still like that or have they improved? (Just in case I win the lottery - one likes to be prepared for such things;) )

let's just say Ford owns them now, and let it go at that.