That's sort of why there's technically a rule saying that thread subject lines should describe the topic of discussion. I say "technically" because we don't really enforce it, but it's a good recommendation.

Well, should all just wait and only post in this thread on Fridays? X3

well it's friday somehwere, right!

no? Is that not how it works? :B

At a summer camp I used to work for, we had this nice 33' sailboat with a nice interior. Galley, beds, sleeping area, head...

But the clock. It didn't work. It was just set at some random time. But I was aboard one day with my friends on a day between sessions (we were all counselors), and decided, "this clock needs to change." So I moved it to 5 o'clock. It's 5 o'clock somewhere, right? Well, it's 5 o'clock on that boat. Bust out the rum.

(I don't actually drink, but I found it funny enough to do.)

Saturday and Sundays are my favorite days of the week. But Friday is my 3rd favorite day. XD

rum is good! Especially in Dr Pepper.

Huh. Rum and Dr. Pepper. That does sound better than rum and Coke.

rum and coke is good, but rum and dr pepper is better. You should try it sometime!

My friend's go to drink used to be rum and coke. But he wore himself out.

Just like how my husband doesn't drink beer or chocolate flavored alcohol anymore...

My wife used to love flavored vodkas, and then she accidentally got too much one day because she underestimated the potency of jello shots. She hasn't been able to touch harder liquors since.

We had rum & coke that day.

Those were some good memories though.

It was New Year's Eve.

We were playing a board game waiting for it to hit midnight.

We never finished the board game or make it to midnight.

Instead my husband ended up passing out and praying to the porcelain god. 8D

Not a happy Monday! Well, not so bad now, but not so fun this morning when I got up to find my car encased in an ice sheet. I don't mind winter but inconsistent winter is evil. It's unusually warm for this time of year, warm enough for rain, but still cold enough at night to freeze it. Instead of a layer of fluffy insulating snow that I can just brush off an be on my way, I get a textured sheet of ice that laughs at attempts to "scrape" it. After a few attempts I ran into the house (was late by now) to grab a bucket of water that I dumped on the window with one hand, while the other had the scrapper and scraped off the slush in case it tried to freeze again. I need more washer fluid now.

Fortunately I had no errands to run for work today, and spent half an hour after work chipping and prying off the remainder of the ice. I hope nothing important is in my trunk because I probably won't see it until May, or open the passenger door. I decided my heroic efforts deserved Tim Horton's dinner (not because it's luxury or anything, but because I don't have to cook.)

I miss ice.

Ice? Ice?! The only ice that Texas sees is when someone trucks it in.

Also, I plan to keep with the original topic of this thread with this.

Nah, I don't have any frost problems. My husband wakes up first and always starts my car for me in the mornings. So by the time I get to me car, it's frost free!