pipes

posted on 04 February 2010

Sounds like sewer backup. Yuck. Entertaining blog, but only because I wasn't experiencing your misfortune!

Morgan Mandel
» Morgan Mandel / Chicago,IL

PS

posted on 04 February 2010

Just read the dazzling synopsis of ''Mucho Caliente'', which echoes my 37 year-old partner's jokingly-stated latinesque desires...will make a wonderful present to her!
» Iain Williamson / Saudi Arabia

Vividness

posted on 04 February 2010

Francesca!

You certainly do paint with words, I can almost taste the palette! Your description seemed to just take a life of its own in my mind. I have never been so enthralled just 'reading' about someone's childhood before. nfortunately the Saudi authorities, for reasons of their own clearly, blocked the links for any further reading. I will surely read more later in a more stable environment. Will check about Finland and Hungary!
Bye from the sandstorm.
Love
Iain
» Iain Williamson / Saudi Arabia

Woah!

posted on 04 February 2010

Stop! Are you mad? Your hairdryer?? Brave girl. Very, very brave girl.

Love your ocular ice-picks too!

Nice one, hon. :)
» Sheryl / UK

Hair Dryer

posted on 03 February 2010

"and hurled ocular ice-picks at him" ~ that's my fave among all your incredible descriptions...
Oh! Have I had the experience with frozen pipes!!!
Here, we've had the water drip-dripping a lot because of frigid temps. My other is obsessed because we had a bunch of pipes freeze about 20 years ago, where we used to live. It was an eerie sound of pop-pop-crack-pop.
Also, at that place we had to run a long outdoor cord and place a 100 watt bulb down into the water meter hole every winter so it wouldn't freeze.
Yep, I've used a hair dryer before for unfreezing pipes.
The smell... I wish I could help!
» Savanna Kougar / Tame Prairie, USA