Things I simply don't know what else to do with
Weird thought: why I'd chose an apartment for serial killing (11 Aug 2009). Why not? How an apartment might mike an awesome place for serial killing. Not that I would, you know.
Doug offers some friendly quick tips for finding things that are lost (20 Oct 2009). Do you ever lose things? I lose stuff all the time. This is some of the things I do to try and find them.
GIN: Tanquerary. Seagrams. Bombay Sapphire. Tonic. The complete absence of lime.PIPES: McLelland's Christmas Cheer. Grand Oriental line. McLelland's in general. Reiner's Long Gold Leaf. Chocolate Flake. Big Spring Vanilla. G.L. Pease's Cairo. Penzance. Tsuge. Meerschaum. Bent briars. Straight corncobs. The Humidor Pipe Shop. TEA: Mao Feng. Kaffeeklatsch (shop). Early Grey. Irish Breakfast. Imperial Gold Oolong. Keemun. Flowering Tea (on occasion). Twinings. Bigelow. Constant Comment. Pouchong.
(and everything else...) Ciphers and codes. Hiking. Frozen pizzas. Giant fighting robots. Cats. Weird colors we get at sunsets. Giving massages (from time to time).
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