| Date: | 2009-10-28 17:13 |
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TAURUS (April 20-May 20): In my ideal version of Halloween, we wouldn't scare ourselves with images of ghoulish skeletons, eyeballs floating in cauldrons, and hissing, three-headed snakes. Rather, we'd confront more realistic fears, like the possibility that the effects we have on the world are different from our intentions . . . or that we have not yet reached our potential . . . or that people we like might completely misread and misunderstand us. Then Halloween would serve a more spiritually useful purpose. It would bring us face-to-face with actual dangers to our psychic integrity, whereupon we could summon our brilliant courage and exorcize the hell out of them. Costume suggestion: exorcist. (Begin by exorcising yourself.)
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YOU ARE A FABRIHOLIC IF…
* You buy fabric just because it ‘feels good’. * You buy fabric without having any idea what it might be used for. * You buy fabric without caring what it might be used for. * You buy fabric and hope you’ll never find a use for it. * You like to ‘pet’ your fabric. * You will not sell, donate or otherwise diminish your stash no matter how much people nag you. * You go to the supermarket for bread and eggs but somehow end up at the fabric store instead. * You hide fabric under the groceries to smuggle it into the house. * You store fabric between the mattress and the box spring so certain people won’t ask you awkward questions. * You ask your relatives to leave you their stash in their will. * You follow strangers in the street to get a closer look when you see something is made of particularly great fabric.
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National Geographic Photo of the Day
Japanese Macaque Swimming
Colour me impressed for the day :)
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And being introduced to two new websites...
http://englishrussia.com/?p=3178 (particularly one article) And http://www.ted.com
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I got this today
You can get your own one if you want... http://www.2degreesmobile.co.nz/web/guest
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An amusing rant...
Something that annoys me about the game 'Rock, Paper, Scissors'. Now, I can understand how rock beats scissors, and how scissors beats paper.. but how the fuck does paper beat rock? What does it do? Wrap itself around the rock and leave it immobile? Why can't it do that to scissors? Infact, screw the game, why can't it do that to people? Why aren't students being suffocated by their book as they take notes during a class? I'll tell you why, because paper can't beat anything, a rock would tear paper up in 2 seconds.
When I play rock, paper, scissors I always pick rock, then when somebody claims to have beaten me with their paper, I use my already clenched fist to punch them in the face, and then say, "Oh, sorry, I thought your paper would protect you...."
DISCLAIMER: Dear Person-who-done-wrote-the-above, I'm sorry I don't know who you are, but you are awesome.
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So, nana has cancer, poppa probably has cancer, but definitely has dementia and my aunty has been wearing a heart monitor for the past few days and the heart dude from the hospital said (on reading the results) that she needed to get to the hospital for monitoring. And when she said I can be there in an hour, he said "i'm not responsible, if anything happens". My mum still isn't right either.
On the upside, I done saw Uncle Tom, I discovered Codine and I'm going to an 80's Murder Mystery party tomorrow night.
Also, I forgot, but Clara turned 1 recently, and today, well, today (although a year ago) Clara reached 1815gms and was able to come out of the incubator and get dressed like a real live baby. Imagine. 1.8kgs.
And as is the status quo, I'm home alone on a friday night, the room is hot hot hot from the fire and I've just finished watching BattleStar Galactica.
Also, I'm lawnmower-less. Hopefully not for much longer!
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New weeds episode due today - HURRAH!
Work is rough - BOO
I'm going to an 80's murder mystery party on saturday... hmmmm.
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| Date: | 2009-06-06 22:11 |
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To party or, to party? That is the question. Better to party with unknown lesbians or misplaced friends?
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| Date: | 2009-05-26 19:08 |
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Did you know it's been so long since I posted that I'm now 30?
Gosh.
Also in other news, getting sick. There are things I keep thinking I should post here and then get distracted by one things or another and it just doesn't happen. I've been laying low in many areas right now. Including Vorb. My bike misses me also.
But i'm going to eat a pile of lamb chops for dinner and chase away the sniffles with some whiskey! Oh... too poor for Whiskey? Well, lamb chops it is.
Come on belly, let's go!
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My Mum sent me this article.
http://brainz.org/15-coolest-cases-biomimicry/
Thanks Mum :)
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| Date: | 2009-04-29 23:04 |
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What a nice way to start a new year of my life...
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): An engineering company has plans to grow flowers on the moon. Paragon Space Development intends to land mustard seeds inside a small greenhouse dome on the lunar surface by 2011. If all goes well, they will bloom within two weeks, and, thanks to the marvels of communications technology, we earthlings will soon thereafter view one of the most iconic photographs ever seen. Paragon hopes the inspiring image of yellow blossoms on the lunar landscape will incite a new wave of space exploration. Take your cue from this vignette, Taurus. Come up with a riveting new personal symbol: some photo or image or object that thrills your imagination and inspires you to outdo all your previous efforts in pursuit of an ambitious future goal.
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Teh Cutezzor!!
Thanks Ylka :)
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So I found out that a friend of mine has some terrible condition where he can have a great quality of life, but only live for like 5 more years, or he can have some hardcore surgery, end up with a shitty quality of life but live for longer.
He's decided to go with surgery.
If I was in Wellington, we'd drive to the Hutt River, park up on the gravelly bank and get so fucking blazed we'd need to sleep in the back of the car.
I hate that I can't be there.
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So, has anyone noticed how many ginga babies are being born just now? Everyone is having them. No jokes, I went to a bbq about 2 weeks ago. There ended up being 7 kids (from 4 different families) under 8 and they were ALL ginga. All of them! It would be an interesting statistic to see what the occurrence of hair colour in babies was compared with their birth dates...
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Hey, so, what did you do to celebrate your 30th?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PQkCfUPvXE
Also, I thought I could post to LJ from youtube, but apparently I can't. Oh well. The ennead. Colour me intrigued.
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| Date: | 2009-04-08 22:44 |
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This is strange today.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): "Men build too many walls and not enough bridges," said Isaac Newton. I agree with that assessment in general, but I'm going to amend it a bit for your use. In my astrological opinion, you would benefit from constructing one more wall before embarking on a bridge-building campaign. In fact, it won't make sense to erect all those new links in May unless you first burn down a bridge and fashion a fresh, fortified boundary.
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The winter chill is settling over Christchurch. It's making me mean.
brrr.
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 DSC_0032 Originally uploaded by Egamoh
That's all. My lovely friend posted this beautiful photo and I liked it.
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