I would say if the urine isn't staying in the rose, you have graduated from peeing in it to peeing on it.

Man I get in the weirdest conversations on here. :laughing:

Yeah but, if you were to pee in a cup, and then it fell over and spilled everywhere, you still peed in a cup, right? So if you peed in such a way that the urine went into the rose, and then dribbled back out again, then that might count as peeing in a rose?

Are you really still talking about peeing into individual roses here?
Good morning Music Banter (afternoon, really...)

Hahaha. No my suitemate is Sarah. And I told her she was a bitch and that I was going to post her name here. It was funny at the time, I don't know why.

I just realized that Pandora linked up with my Facebook account and automatically gave my friends access to my stations. As much as I appreciate the effort to keep me completely connected, I really didn't need my grandfather to know I've listened to Lords of Acid. Seriously, fuck you Facebook.

you never know, he might be a fan!

I must today bitch about cave crickets, and their unfortunate and terrifying decision to take up residence in my closet.

For those unfamiliar, a cave cricket looks like this:
http://arkadiapest.com/yahoo_site_ad...172622_std.jpg

I am scared to death of them. They have a nasty little habit of jumping at people, and they can jump like mad.

Today, one was in my room, and I couldn't have any of that. I don't kill bugs, so I resolved to capture it in a (very large) shoe box and set it free in my uncle's barn. No such luck.

The creature in question jumped at me, jumped on me, but would not jump anywhere remotely near the box. My mother, who was over visiting came to my aid after hearing me hysterically screaming at said cricket, "I'M NOT GOING TO KILL YOU! I'M TRYING TO SAVE YOU! I'M TRYING TO SAVE YOU!"

She then had to catch the thing for me and set it free.

I thought it was all over. But then another one emerged from my closet.

I am angry and terrified at the same time.

We had those when I lived in Virginia, except we called the Camel Crickets, and yes they really are the creepiest ****ing creatures ever, far creepier than the gigantic flying wood roaches that we have down here in TX.

You're adorable.
But that's pretty ****ing creepy.




I have to bitch about how cold it is outside.
It's only 14 degrees, but our campus is also designed to make the winds travel faster (Lord knows why) because it was designed by people from Arizona. I heard RIT is the same way. So not only that, and not only am I close to the great lakes, and not only is it snowing like crazy, but I'm one of the farthest buildings from the rest of campus.

Whenever I go to the midwest I always see these, House Centipedes I think they call them:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3501/...39759558a1.jpg

Disgusting.

It's 76 F where I am right now. ha