Posted on March 31, 2009 by Sigrid Ellis
Replies to the advice column post a couple days back.
Dear Ms. Kinney,
What’s the best way to dispose of a body?
Thanks,
Purely Hypothetical
To Whom it May Concern:
Body disposal is not a hypothetical matter. It is a concrete problem solved with the tools at hand. If you know ahead of time that you will have a corpse, make [...]
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Posted on March 30, 2009 by Sigrid Ellis
Spoilers for X-Men: Kingbreaker follow, also War of Kings, most recent X-Men comics, and some allusions to other Marvel titles.
One of the ideas my friends and I toss around is the concept of a “Phoenix Corps.” Sort of like the Green Lantern Corps from DC Comics, only with a small team of women imbued [...]
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Posted on March 29, 2009 by Sigrid Ellis
Here’s a meme from my LiveJournal FList –
Ask any character I’ve written or Role-played for advice, and they will provide it, advice columnist style. Your problems or fictional characters’ problems both welcome. Management is not responsible for the results of following said advice (especially if provided by Rachel Summers-Grey or Starbuck.)
Helpful list of characters I’ve [...]
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Posted on March 28, 2009 by Sigrid Ellis
1. I heard the band BLK JKS on Studio 360. Downloaded the mini-album, Mystery, from Zune Marketplace. This strikes me as exactly how art is supposed to spread — Kurt Anderson interviews this South African band on their trip to Los Angeles for a concert, I hear the interview three weeks [...]
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Posted on March 27, 2009 by Sigrid Ellis
1. My son, M, has been saving his allowance.
M is five and half years old. And M has . . . great difficulty, sometimes, maintaining a train of thought or focusing on a goal. Yet despite this issue, he has saved his money for six weeks to buy the Nerf N-Strike Longshot [...]
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Posted on March 25, 2009 by Sigrid Ellis
1. It’s snowing. End of March and snowing. It was snowing at the beginning of March, too. I object.
2. Went pistol shooting this morning, courtesy of Mmpantsless and LT, who provide me with handguns. I like shooting the .22, I do okay with it and can handle it one- [...]
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Posted on March 20, 2009 by Sigrid Ellis
You’re taking sector twenty-four. Equipment works, URET, ERIDS, and EDARC work. Approaches are open and working. Altimeters high, weather IFR to marginal at Alex. Light chop at Fargo flight level three-two-zero to thirty-four. Solicit for rides. No ice. Flow control JFK, Newark, Denver Jets and Props, ORD MIT [...]
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Posted on March 20, 2009 by Sigrid Ellis
Today is Friday, which makes it my personal Monday. Yep, start of my work week. My to-do list for today includes:
Clean off desk
sort mail
find tax info
teach school
go to The Works learning center with the kids
lunch
transfer Doctor Who “Battlefield” to Lockheed (my Zune player)
nap
go to work
But I have some blogging thoughts, first. I’ve [...]
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Posted on March 18, 2009 by Sigrid Ellis
This is a really, really good film.
If you were a powerless twelve-year-old boy being bullied, why wouldn’t you let the attractive vampire girl in?
All the questions I had about Twilight, all the questions of motivation are answered here. Here we have the vampire, who is entirely not-a-human. Not anymore. And we get [...]
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Posted on March 18, 2009 by Sigrid Ellis
My doctor looked up my nose and said “Wow.” So, drugs for a sinus infection.
I did get new comics today, but I’m not at all certain when I will get to read them. On the other hand, the family has a working bicycle pump. This is vital as it enables my stir-crazy [...]
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