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Re: I work with a Vulkan
You're thinking of Eragon.
But tarragon is similar to dragon's wort, which is, you know, commonly found in omelettes at Denny's or IHOP and such.
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Re: I work with a Vulkan
But you were there. Or are you a nobody?
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I'm pretty sure he's found out by now and has her tied up and gagged in the water cooler. She can see out of the vents but can't move to get peoples attention. Worse, she is at hip level and has to stare at crouches when people go to wet their whistle.
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Re: I work with a Vulkan
Somebody should contact the Baton Rouge police dept.
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I wonder if a makeup company has ever come out with a lipstick that was "Baton Rouge" in color.
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I'm totally his safe zone person now. He comes to me for anything he has to do where he needs someone else. He doesn't usually come to me literally, usually it's an email. But that's the same thing! The point is, he chooses me.
I know he doesn't like when people bring their babies around. His hand seems better now. He's giving a lecture on "the nuts and bolts of research" at the university. His dog is, in fact, a german shepherd, and it's a female. He does eat, I saw him at a grocery store! I couldn't believe I actually saw him out in the world. I said Hi to him but we didn't make small talk or anything. He was holding a box of Honey Bunches of Oats with Almonds but he was in the produce section. |
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Re: I work with a Vulkan
I still don't know what he looks like.
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