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Jul. 8th, 2009 12:15 pmHey, everyone, it is my λ’s birthday and she is amazing! She is 28 today, and the prime factors of that (λ loves prime factors) are 7 and 2, which I’m pretty sure means that she is going to live for 72 more years, meaning she will top out at 100 years old, which is just a fantastic thing for the whole universe, so everyone applaud now. Also, wish a happy birthday to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
halfacricket! and I will pass the birthday wishes along to her. Or she can just check the comments.
We are currently accepting HTML, Rich Text (whatever the hell that is, but LJ gives me the option every day), e-mails, e-cards, lolcats, extraordinarily large sums of money, and birthday cakes thrown at Ann Coulter. Right now we have no good method for accepting extraordinarily large sums of money because our PayPal is ded, but if you want to send one I guarantee you we will help you find a way. Also, if you manage to throw a birthday cake at Ann Coulter, we will pay you the extraordinarily large sums of money. Just make sure the cake says “Happy Birthday λ” very clearly on the front in frosting, so that just before it hits her face she will see it and understand that it does not represent a well-intentioned, if oddly delivered, birthday wish for Ann herself.
...Happy birthday λ! Oh my wife is so great.
halfacricket! and I will pass the birthday wishes along to her. Or she can just check the comments. We are currently accepting HTML, Rich Text (whatever the hell that is, but LJ gives me the option every day), e-mails, e-cards, lolcats, extraordinarily large sums of money, and birthday cakes thrown at Ann Coulter. Right now we have no good method for accepting extraordinarily large sums of money because our PayPal is ded, but if you want to send one I guarantee you we will help you find a way. Also, if you manage to throw a birthday cake at Ann Coulter, we will pay you the extraordinarily large sums of money. Just make sure the cake says “Happy Birthday λ” very clearly on the front in frosting, so that just before it hits her face she will see it and understand that it does not represent a well-intentioned, if oddly delivered, birthday wish for Ann herself.
...Happy birthday λ! Oh my wife is so great.
