Lindsay OMG more than half of that list applies to me, too. Minus Tad - husband, whatever. ;) I loved every word of your list and I wasn't asking people! I tagged people on Facebook and keep rotating LOL But you know that I always always want to know more about you. AND DON'T SAY ANY DIFFERENT - I HAVE TEXT MESSAGES THAT PROVE IT! ;) Love you, and thank you so much for sharing.
BTW, my thumb is double jointed. It's quite gross, too. haha
Jason Huebel
· 11 months ago
Linsay, that's a great list. :-) I can relate to many of them. Except, my "Back to the Future" was "The Princess Bride" (I watched it daily for two months). I'll save the rest for my 25 Things About Me blog post, which I hope to get to tonight.
castillo
· 11 months ago
...oooh, a font junkie! You can never have too many, can you?
Great list Ms. Lindsay. It's been fun reading and participating in this.
Thank you.
youdontmind
· 1 month ago
YOU don´t call your Hitchhiker's thumb like that. That name has been used since genetics add it as an inheritated trait. Maybe before you were born, idiot!!
BlueCockatoo
· 1 month ago
Thanks for stopping by and dropping off that gem of insight, youdontmind.
I never implied that I coined the term, but simply that it was what I happen to use to refer to the phenotype implementation of the genotype of my thumb. Whether or not some official body that oversees "genetics" also refers to it that way is inconsequential in the context of my post. Also whether or not the aforementioned body began doing so before or after my birth. You are also incorrect in the statement that I do not call it that, because, obviously, I do.
But thanks for playing! Hope spewing that unsolicited venom made you feel a little better about yourself. Hugs and kisses.
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BTW, my thumb is double jointed. It's quite gross, too. haha
Great list Ms. Lindsay. It's been fun reading and participating in this.
Thank you.
I never implied that I coined the term, but simply that it was what I happen to use to refer to the phenotype implementation of the genotype of my thumb. Whether or not some official body that oversees "genetics" also refers to it that way is inconsequential in the context of my post. Also whether or not the aforementioned body began doing so before or after my birth. You are also incorrect in the statement that I do not call it that, because, obviously, I do.
But thanks for playing! Hope spewing that unsolicited venom made you feel a little better about yourself. Hugs and kisses.