There is a big spring down the sump,but it isn’t for safety…just to support the weight of the car and dampen vibration.If the car falls,that spring ain’t saving you!
Well, I ran into Mr. Nick the Mainenance Guy when I was calling my roommate from the vestibule to have her let me in the building. His response to my query? I’ll get them later today. ::raises shot of Smirnoff, courtesy of the sympathetic senior guy down the hall:: Here’s to hoping.
Man, that stuff burns.
On a brigher note, I went grocery shopping and bought pudding and applesauce. Nothing can go wrong with pudding and applesauce.
Watch… I’ll come down with botulism. I just know it. Is it possible to take a mulligan on a week?
Sure, but you have to be warned there is a good chance it will be worse…even if you can’t figure out how that could happen. Your mulligan will start next sunday, thank you.
[slight hyjack]
This past spring semester, i knew a girl who dropped a disk down the elevator shaft of our residence hall. Fortunately, our building only has four floors. UNfortunately, this disk contained her history super-duper-last-most-important-final paper. She got it back in time, she had a facial orgasm, practically, she was so happy. 
::sniff:: :
: I don’t have them back yet! ::sniff:: ::
Narile What, some Ebola to go along with the botulism? That’d make my day fer sure.
Bleah.
Oh puh-lease…
If you die at the beginning of the week, its hardly worse. For it to be truly worse you have to linger. I’m thinking flesh-eating strep or first stage leprosy. Mind you, I only suggest, it is up to your fate matrix to decide what you get when you mulligan. After all, you have an equal chance the week is the same or better. You might stumble over a breadmold that is the cure for leprosy or ebola if the week is better. OR you might discover a cure for ebola that takes five days to administer if the week is the same. Who knows…
Breadmold? Good thing my roomie didn’t clean out the fridge.
Have you gotten them back yet?