@sfhb25

That question is offensive because it is not mindlessly supportive and positive! Are you a hater or a miserable f_ck?

I have no boss, thankfully, and seldom send e-mails, but there are other indicators of status within my professional hierarchy- the size of one's briefcase. The smaller the briefcase, the higher up one is. Those who carry nothing are at the top of the heap. At least in the eyes of their colleagues.

By "haters" do you mean this definition:

"a person of discernment, with good taste and/or sound ethics, who sees clearly the degenerate, embarrassing, destructive, trite, self-serving, stupid, poor quality, and/or offensive nature of a person, a behavior, a product or a social trend, and says so."

or this:

"a person who is filled with hate and labels others as haters to deflect detection"?

I think that the chances were low, very low, so to up his chance of success, he had to shock and awe her, and overwhelm her good judgment.

I hate Star Wars.

The longer the nails, the more bacterial filth accumulating under them.

I may be biased, though. My third grade teacher had a punishment called "The Walk" that she used even for the most minor of infractions. Her long red thumbnail, and her long red pointer nail were dug into the nape of a child's neck, and depending on how naughty we had been been, she would walk us back and forth in front of the classroom. In my memory she would cackle while doing this.

Ugh, belongs in the NeatoDumpster

That sea cucumber is absolutely Lovecraftian.

Prob'ly doesn't use them store-boughten eggs- shells would be too weak.

A very neat story.

Is there anything that the Chinese won't eat?

If we were still allowed to vote "Not Neat", would this be here now?

Hehe! I know, Miss Cellania. I was just surprised by how much they had aged.

This must be banned immediately before any more research is done!!! Legislators, it is knee-jerk time!

They look great for people who were on a show that ended over 40 years ago. Some people just age better than others, I guess.

I looked at several converted churches before I settled on one. I was dissuaded by the building inspector who looked up at the distant ceiling and said "You are aware that heat tends to rise, aren't you?"