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In the US: Eastern Standard Time: GMT -5:00 Central Standard Time: GMT -6:00 Mountain Time: GMT -7:00 Pacific Standard Time: GMT -8:00 Alaska (poor fools): GMT -9:00 Oh, and Hawaii: GMT -10:00

I dunno, sometimes a 'past-midnight snack' can be nice. Of course, heavy foods don't exactly help one sleep, but a lighter snack or a small sandwich can sate hunger pangs.

Oregon, Oregon... Oregano. It rhymes.

Pacific Standard Time. California, a bit of Mexico, those other western seaboard states, and a bit of Canada too, I think.

Ooops Maybe I should get some sleep. :(

Subtract 8 from that and you've got what time it is here. Meaning... you're in England?

Sounds fun. And the quotes are nifty. Hmmm... one of our group is in London right now, and one of my other friends is in Paris. Excuse me while I sulk in envy. :p

Quite well, thank you. Though not necessarily sane, since my caffiene high is coming to an end, and I'm about ready to go to sleep. Otherwise, things are looking good.

Sounds fun. Where in England in particular? London?

Errr... ummm... Good question.

Yes, and before he changes it, he psychoanalyzes his actions, the actions of the underwear, and the mess itself. Plus, he smokes that damned cigar.

Please, please, please don't let Freud in. He's a rather rude guest, and makes a mess of everything.

Well, you tend to be fairly odd with your metaphors, old pal. So I suppose I'll have to do you in before you break your promise. So sorry.

Baaad mental image. Bad. But really, who changes their drawers for that reason? I mean, you're not supposed to soil them.

Oooops, forgot to turn the sarcasm off. Silly me.

Not really, no. It's fairly self-explanitory, isn't it?

Not I. I'm still dipping my proverbial toes into the Hive, I don't know if I've got what it takes ;) Hmmm... howabout demi?

Exactly. I find that surrealist art is more open than other forms of art. It invites the viewer to provide their own message and interpretation of the piece, rather than attempting to force one down the throats of the audience. This fostering of creativity in both the artist and the viewer is a...

I think those little details are the best part. The morals in most modern adaptations are so twisted from the original, they really have lost the original intent of the stories: Scare the living beejeesus out of the little tykes.

I actually did gymnastics for a couple of years, so... Hmm... searching for a more witty quip... ah, got it: Define up.