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Post by M on Jan 16, 2006 2:39:58 GMT -5
-You are being funny, RonWeasley!!
-I was of hope for a phonecall of a friend of mine, but he was not of calling.
-I live in the capital Latvia!
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Post by A. the Returned on Jan 16, 2006 8:51:52 GMT -5
-I haven't been on 667 in a few days.
-I haven't been home.
-I stayed Saturday night's at A's house with K and L.
-Then L, A and I stayed at K's house on Sunday night.
-I'm really tired now.
-Yesterday we all went to the movies.
-We saw 'Rumour, has it'
-It was ok.
-We made it funny.
-It was like a sequel to the Graduate, only not.
-And today we all went shopping together.
-It was lots of fun.
-Next week the other K will be back from around the world and everyone's coming to my house.
-So we can do it all again.
-So, now I've been at 667 a whole year.
-Not much has happened in that time.
-Although, I've grown rather attached.
-And it hurts me to think that one day 667 might not be here.
-My nextdoor neighbour's back in hospital, poor thing.
-I think she's ok this time, she's been in hospital way too much for a 7 year old.
-So we had her father and her two sisters over for dinner tonight.
-Her sisters are staying with us tommorrow.
-One's 9 and the other's 5.
-They're not too bad for small children, bearable and cute.
-We'll have to take them to swimming lessons.
-It'll be fun, I'll probably go swimming.
-Well that's about it.
-Oh, I got a haircut.
-It's pretty short.
-There are photos in the PYP thread.
-*advertises*
-Well that seems like it.
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Post by Dante on Jan 17, 2006 12:45:03 GMT -5
-Well, I probably failed that probability test.
-Or that could be my general tendency towards pessimism.
-On the bright side, yesterday was alright.
-I got to spend a lot of time in a bookstore.
-I picked up a signed copy of a new book which looked good, and got a couple of promo posters for it as well.
-It seemed rude to refuse them.
-But if the books become famous, I can sell them for massive $$$ on e-Bay.
-Well, not really.
-They're rather crumpled.
-Now, what have I been doing...
-Oh yeah.
-We're studying The Winter's Tale in English.
-Both my teacher, and somebody at the hospital yesterday, seemed fixated solely on one particularly famous stage direction in it.
-It is rather good, though.
-Not much else to report.
-We continue to do probability-related work in Maths.
-I have contrived a situation where one could be impaled whilst attempting to cross a certain locked gate, and sue successfully.
-I am drinking lemon tea.
-I was here at lunch, also, because one of my ELit teachers was absent again.
-One of my associates, N., commented that my teachers have a rather poor attendance record.
-Which is true, I suppose.
-How fortunate.
-Oh, congratulations on being here a year, A.
-Now how long have I been here?
-Not quite a year and a half yet, but that'll be the next milestone.
-I note that the Catholic church is considering forgiving Judas, or something.
-And here's a photograph of a rather awful puppet.
-Oh, it's Jesus.
-...And on that note, I think I'll post this.
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Post by PJ on Jan 18, 2006 2:22:36 GMT -5
-Well...that was certainly an interesting day
-It started out, see with my right-click function not working
-Do you know how hard things get when you can't use right-click?
-MSN seemed to be going haywire, so I deleted it, and then re-installed it, in case it was the problem's source
-No luck, so I tried deleting Bearshare, which is notorious for viruses
-Still no luck
-Finally, I virus-checked it all
-And played a video game to amuse myself
-But the problem was not to be thwarted!
-The computer detected the virus, and I deleted it...
-But it was the wrong virus!
-In despair, I turned to Microsoft XP Update, which I had neglected for some time, and let that run for a few hours
-When I started the computer up, my desktop was gone!
-All that was there was my background picture
-No shortcuts, no start-panel
-Frantically, I hit control+alt+delete, and used the Task Manager to open files
-Then, randomly, it all went back to normal, right down to my broken Search-Machine
-So it all turned out for the better, I suppose
-And I was able to tell a boring story in place of the usual random facts!
-Also: Pizza for dinner!
-Everybody wins!
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Post by SF on Jan 18, 2006 15:52:15 GMT -5
-That was an interesting story, PJ -I've just noticed that I have had one of my socks on inside-out all day -My knee seems to be hurting quite a bit -Have I mentioned I finished Physical Science? -On to Biology! -I had totally forgotten that I have choir tonight -It is currently snowing here -My eyelash is twitching...  -So this Friday marks the middle of the school year for me (: -Only 18 more weeks to go... |
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Post by PJ on Jan 18, 2006 20:47:02 GMT -5
-That was an interesting story, PJ -No need to lie, SF -Anyways, it's all screwed up again -The evil "Freeprod" is the culprit -Thing is, after deleting, it comes back as soon as I re-boot -MSN seems to be the cause -So I've uninstalled it -So I won't be on MSN for a while -I'll either finally get AIM or fix the problem, somehow -Or maybe it's not even MSN -Whatever -Damnit, I need to bring the library books back -And History -And Bikeride -And movie! -Gah! -So yeah, PM or email me if you desperately need to talk to me -Or you can buy my trademarked "PJ Patches" -Also, I'm reading a sweet book called Abarat -I only recently realised that the title is symetrical...upside, it spells the same thing!!!! -So yeah -It's really bizzare and cool -Bye |
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Post by SF on Jan 18, 2006 23:22:50 GMT -5
-I wasn't really lying
-I have many computer problems myself
-I guess it gives me a sense of relief to know that I'm not the only one going through hell with a computer
-My foot is asleep
-I went to Applebees, youth group, and choir tonight
-I recieved a letter in the mail from my girl scout leader
-I had asked her to photo-copy something for me and send it to me in the mail
-I assume thats what the envelope contains
-I love the band Anberlin
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Post by PJ on Jan 19, 2006 0:14:59 GMT -5
-There! -You lied again! -So I finished Part Three of my newest story -The next part is entitled "The Media Mogul and the Assasssin" -Heh -I love zany titles -Well, that's all I've got to say -I might see Underworld: Evolution tonight |
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Post by Violet862 on Jan 19, 2006 1:04:01 GMT -5
-i saw narnia last nite -my grandparents are staying at my house -i am learning a bit of ancient chinese calligraphy even though i don't speak/ write chinese -my grandparents come and say i look like a boy (jeans), say i need braces, re-clean the kitchen to their satisfaction, and make sure that we are warm enough, have eaten lunch, etc  -lol, grandparent stuff it's good  -i start school next month -i haven't been on for a while -i'm in yr 11 this year |
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Post by A. the Returned on Jan 20, 2006 7:33:38 GMT -5
-Today when Mother got home from work she decided that we were all going to the beach.
-We haven't been to the beach since we got our pool, which was a long time ago.
-So no one could quite understand her sudden interest.
-regardless we got ready and went.
-Like all good Australian families, the beach is no more than 15 minutes away.
-We all took the body boards to a little beach that's always empty.
-It brought back memories of Mother working on weekends and Father taking P, L and I to the beach.
-So, wet and covered and sand we continued down to the harbour.
-We had dinner and then walked around looking at all the little shops that are suspended above the water in a weird way that used to scare me when I was a child.
-It's really quite pretty, though.
-Then ice-cream, I had Peppermint Choc chip.
-A favourite of mine when I was younger, before I discovered Cookies and Cream.
-It was an enjoyable afternoon, reliving my youth.
-I'm very scared that I just said that.
-It means that I really am getting old.
-Last night the head coach from my dance club phoned, she wants me to coach a team.
-That means I'll be in charge of like 20 little girls.
-I've assisted for the last couple of years but that meant I helped thee coach and just made sure the girls where doing things right and knew there work.
-Coaching means I'll have to pick the music, choreograph the routine, put the girls on stage, organise lighting and props and curtains and makeup and hair and training.
-I'll be the youngest coach at my club.
-Usually you have to be 17 to start coaching.
-Our youngest at the moment is 18 though.
-I'll only be 16 this year and it's a huge responsibilty and one I'm not sure I'll be able to cope with.
-I'll have Year 11, with the 5 hardest subjects possible, my own team training with my last year in a highly competitive age group, State team(the most important), and then the team I assist for.
-And my Friend's are always on my back about getting a job, ha when am I meant to work?
-Needless to say I agreed to the position
-I'm just way too dedicated to say no.
-Besides the head coach scares me.
-Anyway so some of my dance friends and I always do something wacKY together over the holidays, last year we made a movie for our favourite coach, this year we choreographed and cut music for a Madagascar dance and we're going to propose it to our coach. Heh.
-Also we decided we'd become our own Team Manager.
-The position is usually filled by a Mother.
-No one volunteered this year.
-So we decided we'd do it.
-It was our excuse to get noticed, it also means we can go to committe meetings.
-I can go to them anyway, now that I'm coaching.
-Well that's a long enough ramble for tonight.
-Besides I have to go read the Glass Menagerie, school goes back soon and I still haven't finished it.
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Post by lauren on Jan 20, 2006 11:09:59 GMT -5
-I smashed the orb ball today
-Intentionally, with a hammer
-Or rather my sister did
-We three siblings excluding the 4th who is currently on vacation at Thailand were sitting with each other expressing boredom together
-As a result I picked up the ball and asked it questions such as "Does my sister suck?", "Is she ugly?", "Is she stupid?" and so on
-I soon lost interest
-It was then that I felt a deep desire towards destruction and suggested we smash open the orb
-We have had this orb for many years now and I've always been curious of the liquid inside
-My sisters seemed to share this interest with me and were quick to help me smash it open
-Producing a hammer, I made several dents in the orb but I could not smash it
-Reluctantly I handed over the hammer to my elder sister who finished the job
-The blue liquid went everywhere
-It was rather hard to get off
-I still have a stain on my leg
-I feel sort of empty now
-The future does not look bright
-That's my story
-On the contrary my good friend who I haven't seen all holidays returned home from Indonesia today and I will meet up woth her tomorrow
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Post by Sugary Snicket on Jan 20, 2006 12:44:19 GMT -5
- I need to interview my mom for school.
- But my mom's not here.
- Whatever.
- My lil' brother's playing Pac-man.
- I'm still waiting for him to die so I can bug him.
- And I have about twenty thousand drawings that are due.....
- *sigh*
- So yah, I'm stressed.....
- *sigh* (again)
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Post by Dante on Jan 20, 2006 14:27:53 GMT -5
-We all took the body boards to a little beach that's always empty. -How I read this initially: -We all took the body to a little beach that's always empty. -I did wonder, if you were covering up a murder and/or horrible accident, why you'd post about it here. -Then again, I might. -It'd be interesting to see if and how people reacted. -On those future-predicting balls: -I never had one. -I'm not sure if I've ever seen a real one. -I do seem to miss out on a lot of things. -I'm thinking mainly of the Lemony Snicket 8-ball now. -I never get any Snicket promos. -Of course, soon my boring moans will become boring gloats. -I came second in The Quiet World's Lemony Snicket contest, and have won a number of Snicket promos. -No signed TPP for me, unlike the winner, but I guess I wouldn't have known where to put it. -Now, let's see if my weekly news magazine has anything amusing enough for me to bother typing up. -Oh, no. -I won't describe this particular cartoon, but let me just say that it refers to the removal of seals from nuclear facilities in Iran. -With emphasis on the seals. - 56% of teenagers want to be famous for the money, while 26% wanted to prove other people wrong.-I'm all for proving people wrong, and having lots of money, but I don't want to be famous. -All the lame media rats scrabbling through my trash doesn't appeal. - Only 12% of young married couples - and 6% of young singles - can afford to buy their own home.-Lousy housing market. -Oh, this one's good. - A Dutch entrepreneur is offering a new extreme sport - "fun burials." For 75 Euros an hour, Eddy Daams will bury you in a coffin five feet underground, with a 3.5 tonne concrete block on top. Each coffin is equipped with an oxygen supply, a panic button and a webcam to allow friends to watch.-That does make me chuckle. -And here are some good quotes, one of which I intend to write down. - "We must believe in luck, for how else can we explain the success of those we don't like?"- "You can't say civilisation doesn't advance because in every new war they kill you in a new way."- "No snowflake in an avalanche ever feels responsible."-And this is a laugh, too. Very V.F.D. - Margaret Thatcher's government planned to hunt down the Loch Ness monster using trained dolphins... |
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Post by PJ on Jan 23, 2006 0:55:38 GMT -5
-This thread is beginning to die
-'tis sad
-So I'm going from Wednesday till Sunday
-And in the subsequent next two weeks, I've got exams
-After which I might finally post that story I've been writing
-That's all, really
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Post by Phoenix 4242424242424242424242 on Jan 23, 2006 1:54:46 GMT -5
- Agrees with pee jay.
- is still puzzled who Exalted Phoenix 3 times, then Smalted her once.
- bites nails.
- Hopes peeee jay gets a good score on his examinations.
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