Horny Remover

Given recent, um, events, I couldn't help but pass on this little item. See if you can figure out what it's supposed to be used for.

An Artistic Future?

Recently I posted about the Father's Day present wasup_bro gave me. Go and have a look at it, and then go look at this Lamborghini.

So wasup_bro, if you get tired of being a vet, you can always get employed to paint Lamborghinis!

Da Book Meme

Via holding_pattern. These are (reportedly) the top 106 books most often marked as "unread" by LibraryThing's users (as of today).

Instructions : Bold what you have read, italicize what you started but couldn't finish, and strike through what you couldn't stand. The numbers after each one are the number of LT users who used the tag of that book.

And I think they really need to add the authors to that list. For instance, which of the several books called Persuasion, is it supposed to be? Does The Inferno refer to Dante's The Divine Comedy?
Does Quicksilver refer to Neal Stephenson's Baroque Cycle novel? I've assumed "Emily Bronte" and "Yes" as the answers to those questions, but I may be wrong.

And many of them I've never heard of, let alone read. I've reduced the font on all of those.

( Da List )

Shoot the Wendy-bird!

Or at least that's what Tinks told the boys to do. Fairies seem to get jealous of Wendy's all the time, especially when the love of a boy who refuses to grow up is involved.grins a wicked Panly grin. And mermaids are dark creatures...

You see ferrouswheel bought the good version of Peter Pan cheap and we're watching it now!

Someone is clever, I've just received the only spam email that really made me want to open it. A plain email from a German address with a real name, one picture attachment, and the title "I show you how far the rabbit hole goes". Clever. It was actually a standard old drug ad, but for a minute there... Somehow, Google Ads placed an ad for preventing canine copraphagia next to it.

Having finished A Civil Campaign, and not having any more Vorkosigan to read, I've picked up a book I won in the Conspiracy II raffle, which is another Laurel Hamilton book, but this is one about a fairy princess who has a harem of guards whom she pretty much has to have sex with. Fae politics y'know! Only just started, and so far there's too much exposition, but I'll see how it goes. This one at least seems to have a much better attitude toward the sex, even if some of it is only duty.

I want always to be a boy and have fun!

You say so, but I think it is your biggest pretend.