Random Babbling Post #38

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What if we're really that bored?

 

Then we suffer in different ways. Not by listening to chev.

 

Fluid Mechanics. Ouch! the memories.

 

OK, guys, you were asking for it. Six heaped spoonfuls of instant coffee and some sugar put in 0.5 inch high of milk in a cup, foamed together.

 

I don't know how I did it, but I actualy cut myself with my mattress. It's pretty old, but how could I cut myself with it?! Around 1 'o clock in the morning, I felt pain on my elbow, the surprise I had when I open the light the see it bleeding.

I think I have the first and only mattress of Doom

 

I drank too much last night, this morning Im... hang on its the aftrenoon, Im on the and in two hours time I have to go to a fancy dress party,why do I do it?

/me talks to his liver, "I owe ya one matey!"

 

mm bored.

 

The engrish subtitles for The Two Towers went around a while ago, then the site got taken down. However it got mirrored

and for those whom have already seen that one there's also some alternative TTT subtitles and FotR captions

Enjoy!

 

I have finished my pantaloons.

Weasels not included.

 

/me is slightly perterbed by what Ara just said.

 

It's supposed to rain on Tuesday and then be cooler after that. I'll believe it when I see it. In my area, the Politicians are more believable than the weatherman...

Edit: Top of the page!

 

The new versions of MSN Messenger aren't really getting any better - just more complicated and cluttered - and far too 'helpful'.

 

Too true Aik! I pity any fool who clicks the "Customer Experience Improvement Program" link... Just another of Micro$ofts many evils

 

At home, suffering with hay fever. All windows and vents closed, all house wiped clean... and I'm still sneezing

 

Best day ever yesterday! Wintershall '05...

Small black-tie charity festival in Surrey, and possibly the most posh rock concert in the world. The council organising it featured such names as Mrs. Poppity Nutting and Mrs. Tommy de Mallet-Morgan, and I was pleased to see The Viscountess Cowdray high on the list. I'm not making these up.

I still have no clue how I got there, but we definitely felt like the common element... there were two people sitting across from us on plastic gardening chairs, in tatty gardening clothes, sipping beer out of chipped mugs who were clearly the most obscenely rich people there. I mean, they were wearing tweed.

But as for the music - Eric Clapton was blindingly brilliant. He hasn't lost an ounce of feeling since Cream/Bluesbreakers, and played some stonking blues.

There was a group there I hadn't heard of before, though I knew the people in it - The Jones Gang. It had Kenney Jones from The Who on drums, Rick Wills who played bass for Peter Frampton and Foreigner, and Robert Hart from Bad Company, and two damn good guitarists whose names I've forgotten. Needless to say they were pretty good

Bob Geldof dropped out at the last minute; understandable with Live8 coming up, but still disappointing.

Ringo Starr sang a couple of songs towards the end, as did Roger Taylor; he did I Want to Break Free!

All in all, an excellent evening... and I got Roger Taylor and Greg Rusedski's autograph and photos!

@Ofelix - I managed to cut myself on a towel, once.

 

Have finished all exams, and am now working on a Creative Writing portfolio to enter with my university application next year.

 

Into the dark noobs fade
Meeting violent doom
When of gunpowder made
Shadows begin to bloom

Despite their persistence
Cities lavishly burn
Move to nonexistence
With none alive to mourn

Corpses adorn the field
Marking the bloody way
To what they tried to shield
Running in disarray

Peons fall to the sword
In vain seeking shelter
No one is them to ward
From knives bloody welter

 

er, yeah, what he said!

 

Sometimes I want to strangle my cats.

And I hate waking up sore.

Urgh.

, please...

 

*hands over a coffee* CHeer up, worse things happen at sea!