From what I've gleaned from the internet Chris Benoit has become an unperson.
Yet doing strength training over at Cassius's place with Jaybird in addition to hitting Chipotle afterwards and finally driving home and giving an appreciative ogle to this thick blonde at the 7-11 and watching this busty latina chick walk home on Uintah made for a decent evening.
Over at Cassius's place there's a cat that Jaybird has named Petey. Petey is a girl but that doesn't seem to matter. Mrs. Cassius loves cats but she's dreadfully allergic to them. Tuesday night I watched her put on a mask and comb Petey.
During strength training there was some yowling and a black cat with a reflective yellow collar poked her head into the training room. Since Jaybird got to name one of the neighborhood cats, I dubbed this cat Mischief. Since she already has a collar everyone's certain that her home is nearby and just comes around to the Cassius residence to mooch because the neighborhood cats know a soft touch lives there.
I got to pet and pick up Mischief. This pleased me. Plus being all pumped up from the kettlebells, Mischief weighed absolutely nothing compared to the weights.
On Sunday I acquired a lovely cat pouch. I wear it like a backwards backpack and Spot fits inside the big pouch. She doesn't seem to be pleased by the prospect and I keep it nearby in case Spot decides to visit me for some attention.
For the uninitiated, you must be this this short to play.
That's when I tripped, fell forward and tried to catch myself before my faceplate shattered against the ground. My right hand caught the ridge of a crater but got molten material splattered on the glove. Things became really hot and really uncomfortable in an eyeblink. I trudged as quickly as possible back to the lander. All the while I could feel my hand starting to cook.
In the safety of the lander I carefully removed the glove and discovered my palm was dark red and puffy with skin starting to peel in long strips. Reckon I was in so much pain that I wasn't able to truly feel the agony beyond the heat.