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And they smile back, too … Avoiding the awkward stuff, for once 9th of May, 2006 POST·MERIDIEM 02:35

It’s May, and the sun is shining, and attractive women are wearing skirts and strappy shoes. Yay, markers of femininity, yay attractive women.

We’ve been talking here in the office about nations and war and famines and genocides, and I could type up something here on that subject, but it’s too sunny and I’m in too content a mood to do that right now. Maybe tomorrow.

Via the del.icio.us popular page, this is funny, and much more cheering than, say, George Kennan pointing out that the Soviets taking part in the Nürnberg trials debased them as a symbol of repudiation of mass crimes: 3. Find x. “Here it is.”

Word of the day: тролейбус is Tajik for a trolley bus.

From Dave on the 10th of May at 9:47

Word of the day: "die Begehrlichkeit" is German for open admiration of pretty girls.
From kehoee3 on the 10th of May at 12:55

haha... It’s May, and the sun is shining, and the unattractive women are wearing skirts and strappy shoes too! actually it’s still crap weather over here. haven’t seen that many people wearing summer clothes yet. :-(
From Aidan Kehoe on the 10th of May at 14:41

Well, are you wearing summer clothes? Start a trend! :-)
From kehoee3 on the 10th of May at 15:30

I have started a trend. The trend of being grumpy! i like it just fine! :-) I’m going horse riding on sunday for the first time in 6 months - quite looking forward to it although probably won’t be able to walk normally for a day or two afterwards.
From Aidan Kehoe on the 10th of May at 16:14

Ah, excellent. Getting your horseriding skills back together for Iceland? :-)
From kehoee3 on the 10th of May at 17:58

em, yeah. hadn’t really started thinking of iceland yet! have to get a job done in work before i go so have been fairly busy with that... 87.68% of contract complete...96 working days remaining! :-)
From Aidan Kehoe on the 10th of May at 18:10

Hehe, I love that you know the percentage of it to two decimal places!

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