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Ooooooooh buggeritbuggeritbuggerit! More than half my previous post vanished in my 'orrid attempts to change the font but didn't tell me till now. Gah.
I'm going to start making a list of "The Odd Little Things" wherein I shall compile all those little tidbits such as the sudden appearance of trolls on the day they were discussed or the devil walking htrough the front door only as he's spoken of, yet is entirely unexpected. Learning the secret of spinning boiled eggs or learning the word disconbobulated only to find it suddenly in use. I shall then publish this list, made up of random entries, and become a multi-millionaire. Future. Taken care of. Hah!
Speaking of the little things, I still can't seem to balance on just one foot while trying to put a sock on the other :-/ Nor can I seem to drive a manual with over-excessive revving. And of lesser woes, Stephen King is not only a bad writer, he's unneccassarily disgusting, too. Bah.
I y'am what I y'am
& that's what I y'am...
That's why I can't be someone else!
Toot Toot!
^_^
posted by Sindy Clawford @ 12:44 AM
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wow, i pressed cntrl-v an THAT happened. coolness huh. an you thought i was incapable of a bright brighty businessy blahy comment :D
ooh, me saw bits and pies (not pieces) of down with love, just never really caught on to that particular brand of humour, chose to get bored instead and flipped over to friends clickity clickity clack.
I tried, then tried again. All of that sounds much like a subject I specialised in, then realised I knew too much about to actually do well in ::)
DWL was more an entertaining movie than funny I guess, but fun. Yet I can see how it's selective in its audience, the critics blasted it too ;)
ooh, depp was all over splat on that post because i was talking about him to ye! :s *note to self, must most must keep depp obsessiveness to a low roar at all times*
Hehe, no Depp was in many other places as well on that most deppy of days. Roar away, I still have to see some of his flicks!
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