A thing a day

Trail: Shall I tell you what picture you drew? (1 December 2001)
The blessed ones: Damn them. (30 November 2001)
Back: It's not the same when you go back but you do. (29 November 2001)
Pink Terra: You couldn't walk out in gumboots on the surface. (27 November 2001)
Dilution: Whether it's true or not isn't the point, of course. (27 November 2001)
The cosmic brokers: These relationships form a spanning tree, among the five elements of space, time, money, matter, and energy. (26 November 2001)
Where it goes: My favourite is when it gets into the mouth. (25 November 2001)
Nothing new under Ra (100 words): It is known that this is perfectly legal in your sight. (24 November 2001)
sci.crypt: It isn't all moonshine and lilies. (23 November 2001)
In the Devil's drawing-room: No subject is to big or small here. (22 November 2001)
Note: I do not ask nor expect a reply to this note. (21 November 2001)
Safety first: Your cats will love it! (21 November 2001)
Dice: Solving them in your head by visualizing the dice will almost certainly qualify you for membership in some pretentious organization. (20 November 2001)
Breaking fast with the code monks: The toaster was a bit difficult because it was a locally-designed one. (19 November 2001)
Students rush in: Can't get away with anything around here. (19 November 2001)
Is that two point six?: It was foggy in Waterloo on the night of the Leonid shower, and I couldn't see a damn thing. (18 November 2001)
Coffee house: It is not a BUTT you are specially desirous of having in your FACE. (17 November 2001)
The auditors: They enjoy keeping your mind running smoothly, even if the night manager doesn't like them. (15 November 2001)
Inner night: The schooners of the inner night travel through the fifth dimension on the winds of the universe's expansion. (15 November 2001)
Hermit books: Hermit books do not have covers of their own, but must use the covers of other books. (13 November 2001)
At the WCOC '01: I think [the UK team's] kippers ponged a bit, if you know what I mean. (13 November 2001)
Stairs: Greedy by the computer scientist's definition of the word. (11 November 2001)
Four point scale: From the final battle, to that which occurs in the secret dens. (10 November 2001)
Occupational hazards: It's waking up at three. (9 November 2001)
Friendship: Show me the meaning of the word, 'cause I've heard so much about it. (8 November 2001)
Thing In A Jar: What of the Thing In A Jar? (7 November 2001)
The whiteboard salesman: The whiteboard salesman died, and nobody except his landlord, his lover, and his employer noticed. (5 November 2001)
Cantor vernacular petrify unfledged: Every word we speak implies the language that defined that word, and names the first person who spoke that language. (3 November 2001)
Projector's credit union: My sister told me that the tellers there were cute girls. (2 November 2001)
Intercepted: Why do you hate us? (1 November 2001)