12-29-2009, 12:45 AM
Yup, Ms. The Queen, we need to compare and contrast. You can ditch the snuggy, though.
Received: a bazillion bottles of wine that I am regifting as I don't drink the stuff, a sake sampler that I will either regift or bring to a DOOM event, three pounds of chocolate, a very nice bottle of Glenrothes single-malt from 1985, an 8 year-old "ultra peaty" single malt that I have never seen nor heard of before (and can't remember the name of) about 4 pounds of roasted coffee from various places, boxer-briefs, The Complete James Bond DVD collection (through the Craig Casino Royale) and a bag of Pferffergnuse cookies.
I gave my whole family Snuggies for Xmas. Ironically for my brothers, but honestly for my mom.
Received: a bazillion bottles of wine that I am regifting as I don't drink the stuff, a sake sampler that I will either regift or bring to a DOOM event, three pounds of chocolate, a very nice bottle of Glenrothes single-malt from 1985, an 8 year-old "ultra peaty" single malt that I have never seen nor heard of before (and can't remember the name of) about 4 pounds of roasted coffee from various places, boxer-briefs, The Complete James Bond DVD collection (through the Craig Casino Royale) and a bag of Pferffergnuse cookies.
I gave my whole family Snuggies for Xmas. Ironically for my brothers, but honestly for my mom.
In the Tudor Period, Fencing Masters were classified in the Vagrancy Laws along with Actors, Gypsys, Vagabonds, Sturdy Rogues, and the owners of performing bears.