Primal With A Side Of FABULOUS

[QUOTE=Gay Panda;903754]:D
Lady Friend would [I]slaughter[/I] me, and she's a talented beta reader so I can't piss her off.[/QUOTE]

Yes, bloody literary wrath would indeed ensue.

[QUOTE=Gay Panda;904515]The sad thing is that it was entirely unintentional.[/QUOTE]

Sshhhh! Never admit that!!

Okay, so now that I've caught up on FABULOUS, I'll probably disappear back out to the farm for awhile. Y'all have fun!

[QUOTE=Lady Friend;904529]Also, what that margarita mix looked like when it was, let's call it, "reconstituted," will probably haunt me for the rest of my days. Blech.[/QUOTE]

There are only so many Gay Panda-inspired ghosts you can take on. Remember the Incident of the Nebrexican Meal?

Nebraska + Mexican Food = NO

Oh, but wait, before I go, I HAVE to tell y'all something - a secret something that Gay Panda is going to kick my ass for! Muahahahaha!

[SIZE=5]In a Faustian bargain with fate, Gay Panda has been clambering onto the treadmill to work out each time a book sells.[/SIZE]

That's right; tell your friends! Now you know your own power - you can send Q-sized Panda to the 'mill with a simple click of your mouse! :)

[QUOTE=Gay Panda;904539]There are only so many Gay Panda-inspired ghosts you can take on. Remember the Incident of the Nebrexican Meal?

Nebraska + Mexican Food = NO[/QUOTE]

NOOOOOooooooooOOOOOOOO!!!

o.O

Oh, for Valhalla's sake, Lady Friend! Go back to work.

Ya know, I just can't watch Kung Fu Panda without transposing Gay Panda into the character of Po. I'm always saying to myself, "oh no, Gay Panda wouldn't do it like that" and drift of into what I perceive GP would do. I wish my kids didn't like that movie so much.

[QUOTE=justyouraveragecavemen;904574]I just can't watch Kung Fu Panda without transposing Gay Panda into the character of Po. I'm always saying to myself, "oh no, Gay Panda wouldn't do it like that" and drift of into what I perceive GP would do.[/QUOTE]

LOL.

I'll have to rent that movie again; I don't remember it. (Gay Panda's memory only extends to the most recent movie seen, and that was Brave.)

Brave was awesome. I saw it with a feminist friend, and we both agreed that it was the most girl-positive movie we've seen in ages ("shockingly not offensive" was my immediate comment). I'd still like to see the day when we can have a movie like Up! with a girl as the main character and have it be normal, but Brave was a good step in the right direction for portraying a positive image of girlhood in a kids' movie.