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anonymoose_auBring it United Nations! The Rights of All!. But that in your pipe and smoke it Camp X-Ray.
I remember the first picture book I got out of the library, it was centered around one of the Rights of The UN Nations Declaration of Human Rights- that all people deserve to leave without fear due a different in race, a disability or whatever. It was a great story! It was called Annie the Invisible Girl who lived between Greenville and Blueville, I wanted to be green! Well, at least until all the kiddies in those villes were really mean to poor Annie and each other. Spookily enough though, it was originally borrowed from a library in Canberra and the parentals thought it was lost, so they paid for a replacement, but it showed up when we packed up to move to Dubbo. Even more odd though, was it disappeared as we packed up to leave Dubbo for Sydney. It couldn't be found anywhere! But when we unpacked all our stuff in our new house (after living in another house for a few months!) it reappeared! Spooky.
Discovery is showing that Extraordinary People doco again, it features the Hyperflexible man who can fit himself in a teeny tiny box, a guy who can poke needles through his arms and his throat and his tongue without any pain or undue injury! A man who can convince people that their hands are stuck to walls and can direct them to do what he wants them to do subconciously (it's cooler than it sounds...it's spoooky!), a metal man who can stick all this metal stuff to his person (and even pull a car when it's tied to a metal plate he's stuck to himself) for unknown reasons (and his grandkids can too!), and a guy who can play with scientifically manufactured lightning (which is no little thing it's like 000's and 000's of bolts)!
I wish I had a special skill...I think mine is been the most INFLEXIBLE person in the world, seriously I've had physiotherapists say they've never met anyone with muscles as tight and inflexible as mine. My 76 year old Grandma is more flexible than I am, no joke! Unfortunately, this doesn't look intresting on a TV screen, so it's not like I'd get interviewed or anything, LOL!
Now that show is over and there's nothing good on now...oh well, I'll just watch some Leno, even though Headlines isn't on 'til tomorrow. He's interview Tom Hanks about The Divinci Code, I haven't seen Tom Hanks in aaages. But I won't be seeing The Davinci Code since it doesn't sound like my bag...but here's an interesting thought, I don't really care that it's saying Jesus never got resrected, but I wonder what would havppen if you made a movie about The Prophet Muhummad being a fraud? Man, I can't see that getting made into a movie (not that I think he's fraud, I'm just saying.)
Anyway! Moving on...
Sunday Seven
Pick seven TV moms that you wouldn't want to have as your own mom.
If you need some ideas to get rolling, you can visit this MSNBC article about the Five Best Moms, which features a ballot at the bottom with plenty of suggestions. (You don't have to stick to that list.)
You know there's not that many bad TV Mum's out there!
1. Roseanne (she seems to be a bit abrasive!
2. Edna (from Ab-Fab...poor Saffy!)
3. George's mother from Seinfield (and I thought I had an annoying voice!)
4. One of those creepy mothers from Law and Order (you know the one who whacks their kid?)
5. Maude Flanders (she's nice but waaaaay to religious, how boring would your childhood be?!)
6. Cosmo's mother (what a freak!)
7. Lois Griffin (look how she picks on Meg sometimes!)
Monday Madness
Fill in the blanks...
1. If I could change ONE thing from this past weekend, it would be the events of Saturday night after midnight!.
2. One of my favoriet recipes includes Mum's spaghetti sauce.
3. If things don't go as originally planned, I tend to freak out.
4. My daily routine is very laid-back at the mo.
5. The one television show I will probably miss, since the season is coming to an end, is not applicable at the moment.
6. I have a calendar hanging/sitting on my on the side desk of the big desk in my room.
7. I'm really forgetful about changing the calendar when the day/month changes.
Monday's a Bitch
Not Your Typical Romance
1. If you could make $100 a day by avoiding physical contact of any kind with another human being, how much money do you think you’d be able to make before you cracked?
Wow, I'm not sure...but I'd say at least two or three months, maybe more. I can still talk to them right? And make rude gestures at my big bro :OP
2. How much do the words "I love you" mean to you? Do you throw the word "love" around a lot? For example, if someone made a hilarious comment, might you exclaim "I love you!" while laughing, or are those words more sacred?
Eh...I don't think they're sacred, I've never said them as in romantically though, so there a bit more lighthearted when directed towards friends and family members. I love ya guys! ;O)
3. If everyone of your preferred gender suddenly disappeared from the face of the planet, would you prefer to switch teams or become celibate?
Well, I've never done the dirty so it's no big loss to stay celibate.
4. Would you be willing to donate your sperm/eggs for money, or just to help out couples who are unable to conceive? How would the knowledge that you might have offspring somewhere out there effect you?
I think it'd be better for those people to adopt a child, after all there's a lot of them out there!
5. Do you think you could be genuinely happy being single for the rest of your life? (This is assuming that you just never meet/met Mr./Ms. right, not that something awful happened).
Yep! People don't seem to think so, but I dunno, I just can't see myself being in a romantic relationship. Gotta have friends though, being a total hermit would suck.
Well, it's nearly midnight, and you know I hate to post after that time, so I'll sign off here. :O)
I remember the first picture book I got out of the library, it was centered around one of the Rights of The UN Nations Declaration of Human Rights- that all people deserve to leave without fear due a different in race, a disability or whatever. It was a great story! It was called Annie the Invisible Girl who lived between Greenville and Blueville, I wanted to be green! Well, at least until all the kiddies in those villes were really mean to poor Annie and each other. Spookily enough though, it was originally borrowed from a library in Canberra and the parentals thought it was lost, so they paid for a replacement, but it showed up when we packed up to move to Dubbo. Even more odd though, was it disappeared as we packed up to leave Dubbo for Sydney. It couldn't be found anywhere! But when we unpacked all our stuff in our new house (after living in another house for a few months!) it reappeared! Spooky.
Discovery is showing that Extraordinary People doco again, it features the Hyperflexible man who can fit himself in a teeny tiny box, a guy who can poke needles through his arms and his throat and his tongue without any pain or undue injury! A man who can convince people that their hands are stuck to walls and can direct them to do what he wants them to do subconciously (it's cooler than it sounds...it's spoooky!), a metal man who can stick all this metal stuff to his person (and even pull a car when it's tied to a metal plate he's stuck to himself) for unknown reasons (and his grandkids can too!), and a guy who can play with scientifically manufactured lightning (which is no little thing it's like 000's and 000's of bolts)!
I wish I had a special skill...I think mine is been the most INFLEXIBLE person in the world, seriously I've had physiotherapists say they've never met anyone with muscles as tight and inflexible as mine. My 76 year old Grandma is more flexible than I am, no joke! Unfortunately, this doesn't look intresting on a TV screen, so it's not like I'd get interviewed or anything, LOL!
Now that show is over and there's nothing good on now...oh well, I'll just watch some Leno, even though Headlines isn't on 'til tomorrow. He's interview Tom Hanks about The Divinci Code, I haven't seen Tom Hanks in aaages. But I won't be seeing The Davinci Code since it doesn't sound like my bag...but here's an interesting thought, I don't really care that it's saying Jesus never got resrected, but I wonder what would havppen if you made a movie about The Prophet Muhummad being a fraud? Man, I can't see that getting made into a movie (not that I think he's fraud, I'm just saying.)
Anyway! Moving on...
Sunday Seven
Pick seven TV moms that you wouldn't want to have as your own mom.
If you need some ideas to get rolling, you can visit this MSNBC article about the Five Best Moms, which features a ballot at the bottom with plenty of suggestions. (You don't have to stick to that list.)
You know there's not that many bad TV Mum's out there!
1. Roseanne (she seems to be a bit abrasive!
2. Edna (from Ab-Fab...poor Saffy!)
3. George's mother from Seinfield (and I thought I had an annoying voice!)
4. One of those creepy mothers from Law and Order (you know the one who whacks their kid?)
5. Maude Flanders (she's nice but waaaaay to religious, how boring would your childhood be?!)
6. Cosmo's mother (what a freak!)
7. Lois Griffin (look how she picks on Meg sometimes!)
Monday Madness
Fill in the blanks...
1. If I could change ONE thing from this past weekend, it would be the events of Saturday night after midnight!.
2. One of my favoriet recipes includes Mum's spaghetti sauce.
3. If things don't go as originally planned, I tend to freak out.
4. My daily routine is very laid-back at the mo.
5. The one television show I will probably miss, since the season is coming to an end, is not applicable at the moment.
6. I have a calendar hanging/sitting on my on the side desk of the big desk in my room.
7. I'm really forgetful about changing the calendar when the day/month changes.
Monday's a Bitch
Not Your Typical Romance
1. If you could make $100 a day by avoiding physical contact of any kind with another human being, how much money do you think you’d be able to make before you cracked?
Wow, I'm not sure...but I'd say at least two or three months, maybe more. I can still talk to them right? And make rude gestures at my big bro :OP
2. How much do the words "I love you" mean to you? Do you throw the word "love" around a lot? For example, if someone made a hilarious comment, might you exclaim "I love you!" while laughing, or are those words more sacred?
Eh...I don't think they're sacred, I've never said them as in romantically though, so there a bit more lighthearted when directed towards friends and family members. I love ya guys! ;O)
3. If everyone of your preferred gender suddenly disappeared from the face of the planet, would you prefer to switch teams or become celibate?
Well, I've never done the dirty so it's no big loss to stay celibate.
4. Would you be willing to donate your sperm/eggs for money, or just to help out couples who are unable to conceive? How would the knowledge that you might have offspring somewhere out there effect you?
I think it'd be better for those people to adopt a child, after all there's a lot of them out there!
5. Do you think you could be genuinely happy being single for the rest of your life? (This is assuming that you just never meet/met Mr./Ms. right, not that something awful happened).
Yep! People don't seem to think so, but I dunno, I just can't see myself being in a romantic relationship. Gotta have friends though, being a total hermit would suck.
Well, it's nearly midnight, and you know I hate to post after that time, so I'll sign off here. :O)
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