> > Hey Puck, what do you wear when you sleep?
>
> And I'm not sure I should let him answer questions like this from strange women online. (Well, OK, not *strange*.)

(-: Awww, you're sweet. *HUG*

I only posed the above query because it was, after all, a perfectly valid Reader Poll Question, which would have made it well within Sam's rights to ask of Puck, if he so desired... *innocent look*


> Hey, now that I've got a digital camera, I could take a photo of him while he's asleep, so you can see for yourself. What's stopping me? Oh, yeah, the certain knowledge that he'd do that to *me* in return, and that I look a lot worse at night than *he* does. ;-)
>
> Brunnen-"I meant mutual love and trust! That's what's stopping me from doing that! Really!"G

It's funny how once you get a digital camera, your family might suddenly sprout a /raging/ interest in taking pictures of their own bald spots, or of the dog wearing shades and bloomers, or of various family members while they're asleep. I'm still trying to come to terms with whether taking photos of sleeping people is a violation of "privacy" when it's a person who doesn't like having his/her picture taken.

Ever since Dave and I got a digital camera, hey, we seem to have taken a few nudie pictures of a sleeping cat!

Wolf "Ahem -- actually, that was purely for Research purposes in trying to fine-tune the close-up 'Portrait' mode setting on the camera. Yeah sure, Wolf" spirit