I Can't Complain But Sometimes I Still DoI Can't Complain But Sometimes I Still Do - LiveJournal.com(Untitled)- June 30, 2008 I've always managed to have other plans on Pride weekend, and dealing with the crowds never sounded like much fun, anyway, so I've missed the festivities every year I've been in the Bay area. But this year I didn't have anything else planned, and I found myself presented with several opportunities to actually participate in the parade, so I signed on to ride with the Bay Area Bi Network contingent. And then I immediately regretted it and had to talk myself out of backing out several times. ;)...http://rhiannonstone.livejournal.com/1260623.html We can has freedoms- June 26, 2008 Victory in Heller: Answering a 217-year old constitutional question, the Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to have a gun, at least in ones home. The Court, splitting 5-4, struck down a District of Columbia ban on handgun possession. Although times have changed since 1791, Justice Antonin Scalia said for the majority, it is not the role of this Court to pronounce the Second Amendment extinct. The entire opinion is available here and is well...http://rhiannonstone.livejournal.com/1259830.html Canon PowerShot A700 for Sale- June 25, 2008 UPDATE: Sold! To the Canadian guy with the pretty eye. ;)I just got a shiny new Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS (like everyone else on the planet), so I'm selling the A700 that's served me so well over the past couple years (almost exactly two years, in fact). It's a fantastic and featureful camera that gives you control over every little setting if you want it, but also takes great pictures on Auto. Here are some of my favorite shots I've taken with it. It has a 6X optical zoom, which is unusual for.http://rhiannonstone.livejournal.com/1259744.html Encouraging the free flow of filth (again)- June 25, 2008 The LJ Darkroom Orgy v2.0: Ok, simple idea. Leave your username here in a comment. If you see the username of someone who takes your fancy leave them a message describing exactly what depraved and thoroughly rude things you would like to get up to with them.Obviously anonymous commenting is enabled. Look at this as the LJ version of a dark room orgy.Now go forth and filth ;-) Go join in the fun!http://rhiannonstone.livejournal.com/1259352.html LJ-as-a-messaging-service- June 22, 2008 Confidential (or not; reveal yourself if you wish) to my August visitor (because you'll probably read this before I get back to a computer): the dates you proposed work great!http://rhiannonstone.livejournal.com/1258972.html Because you can't have 'meme' without 'me'- June 17, 2008 Johari me.http://rhiannonstone.livejournal.com/1258733.html More on words- June 16, 2008 View Poll: Would you like to...EDITED TO ADD: Re: "administrative tickybox do not select": I mean it! Don't be a twat. :)http://rhiannonstone.livejournal.com/1258452.html You are not a beautiful and unique username- June 16, 2008 Dear Person Who Is Under the Impression that Your Email Address is myfirstnamemylastnamegmail.com:It isn't. Please get a clue.No Love,The Person Who Has Been Getting All Your Interesting Mail For, Like, A Year PS - Srsly how have you gone over a year without getting your email without realizing there's something amisshttp://rhiannonstone.livejournal.com/1258102.html Under Where- June 15, 2008 Following up on the poll I posted earlier this week:'Step-ins' are what my maternal grandmother called underwear. I've heard the term used by other people of her generation back home, and I've read it in more than one book (usually by Southern authors), so it makes sense that the Southerners and the avid readers on my friendslist are the ones who knew what it meant, or at least thought they might.'Sassy silks' are what the women on my mom's side of the family (at least, Mom and a few of her...http://rhiannonstone.livejournal.com/1257832.html One less Pixy Stix, a little less glitter, and the Rat Pack shrinks by one- June 13, 2008 Well, damn: Lexington: Mariah Rhiannon Williams-Thorpe Rossman, 26, of Hollow Creek Drive died unexpectedly at her home Monday, April 28. A native of Wisconsin she was born May 27, 1981 to John J. Thorpe and Elisabeth Faye Williams Heafner. Mariah loved music, camping, festivals and nature. A fun loving person she liked bright colors, glitter, and playing with her children. Her talents included playing the flute, painting, and writing poetry. Survivors include her father John Thorpe and wife...http://rhiannonstone.livejournal.com/1257434.html |