Radiohead – Climbing Up The Walls
Radiohead – Knives Out
Radiohead – Pyramid Song
Radiohead – Sit down. Stand up. (Snakes & Ladders.)
Radiohead – Fitter. Happier.
Radiohead – No Surprises
Radiohead – High & Dry
Radiohead – Fake Plastic Trees
Coldplay – Amsterdam
Coldplay – Spies
Coldplay – See you soon

Take these pills this playlist twice in the morning and twice in the evening and tell me what happens.

And then I had an accident. I saw that you were able to change your font, and so I looked up your source code and copied the relevant part of it and tried it out on my own blog, and it worked.

However, somehow that coding affected my Word program. On my own computer now everythings comes out in tiny little letters. And I have been uninstalling and re-installing. Nada.

Serves me right.

Gabrielle - Yes absolutely, I don’t mind being a little off the beaten path… it’s a role with which I’m comfortable.

Nimish - Depending on the animal, and their mood, I absolutely agree.

Greg - There are times which I feel unsettled in my work, but I have to admit that the officers, even the K9s, have a much more intense job than I.

Lucky - The K9s can be friendly when I’m not invading their space and their handlers are nearby, but even then, I think of that calf muscle lying forsaken from its body and wonder how easily this blood is washed from their teeth and whether they enjoyed the taste. I’ve never been attacked by a dog, at least not seriously (was nipped by my cousin’s dog as a child), but irregardless , I fear these beasts.

Moonbeam - Harsh accents indeed… I can’t help but feel these dogs would have been Nazis.

Matt - A drug dog is an interesting pet… I’ve had a few friends who had to take their purses out to their cars when visiting (we have legalized medical marijuana in this state). Before she got too old and lost her touch for lack of practice, Tawney has made for some awkward encounters, but she’s an angel.

Cassee - Welcome back to the blogosphere! So glad I could give you a laugh!

David - I think you’re spot-on that officers develop a dry & slightly twisted sense of humor as a way to cope with the horror they witness so frequently. I don’t begrudge them for it… I have a bit of a wicked sense of humor myself.

The dogs are indeed very well trained, but without their trainer, and sensing me as an invader, they’re like any other guard dog… only much better trained in the art of war. If the officer comes down and tells the dog to settle down (if I have updates which take a long time), the pooch will immediately obey. They will only ever obey their handler. Nevertheless, the dogs are on the other side of a sturdy set of bars from me, so I’m in no real danger, so long as I watch my elbows. :S

Cops seem often to be possessed of very wicked senses of humor. I assume it’s a defense mechanism for regular exposure to all the sadness and terror that comprise their workdays.

I hope that these dogs are as well trained as I assume all police dogs to be and that they never pose any actual danger to you while you mess with the computers in the cars.

started blogging again http://ggmow.blogspot.com in case you want to stop by and visit

glad you are doing good *hugs*

I love your new header!

Also…

My Urban Dictionary Word of the Day: Irregardless HAHAH! Here is the link for it:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Irregardless&defid=1462286