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moominmolly: "Top" to mean "shirt" still strikes me as weird.
the_xtina: It's like calling jeans or a skirt "bottom".
the_xtina: ...
moominmolly: ...
the_xtina: *is cracking up*
moominmolly: PANTSLASH
the_xtina: I KNOW
the_xtina: I adore you today for this. :)
moominmolly: And I you! :)
moominmolly: *changes lj name*
the_xtina: The Clothing Store of Gor!
the_xtina: ...no.
moominmolly: No.
moominmolly: You are PANTS and you will be WORN
the_xtina: Yes, I will be worn. For I am pants.
moominmolly: *giggling*
the_xtina: On Earth, I would sneer jauntily. I was able to control who wore me. But here, it was different. Here, those who wish to wear me would do so, and my wants were ignored.
the_xtina: I NEED TO SHAVE MY TONGUE NOW, BRB.
moominmolly: Shave your fingers while you're at it (GAH *SHIVER*)
the_xtina: *gets out cheese grater*
moominmolly: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

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Knitty's spring issue is out!

My favourites already:

* Shipwreck Shawl, even though I don't even know what I'd do with it.

* Flit 'n Float scarf

* Steggie kids' dinosaur cardigan, so effing cute!

* Topaz is v. pretty and v. modifiable, pattern-wise.

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I made a new Greasemonkey script, specifically for Oregonians, those within range of Trimet transit.  Trimet Bus Arrival Time In Title: Gets the next arrival time of your bus and puts it in the browser title.

I routinely have a zillion tabs open, so it's useful to me, and 7 (as of right now) other people.

If a transit system elsewhere has a trackerthing like this, lemme know and I'll scriptify it.

Gwar.

I took the Typealyzer quiz-thing for this blog.  Results:

The analysis indicates that the author of http://axisofevil.net/~xtina/blog/ is of the type:

ISTP – The Mechanics

The independent and problem-solving type. They are especially attuned to the demands of the moment are masters of responding to challenges that arise spontaneously. They generally prefer to think things out for themselves and often avoid inter-personal conflicts.

The Mechanics enjoy working together with other independent and highly skilled people and often like seek fun and action both in their work and personal life. They enjoy adventure and risk such as in driving race cars or working as policemen and firefighters.

I always test out as ISTP, so this entertains me.  As does the part where I can't tell the gender of the person here.

Originally posted at Xtinian Thoughts.  Comment here or there.

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When Harry Met Sally was very charming.  The interspersed scenes of "when we met" stories had me grinning, awww.

My two primary reactions:

* This was very charming.
* Centuries from now, this will be used as part of an anthropological study on the intricacies of relationships in the late 20th century.

No, but, I liked it.  I think.