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If you had me alone, locked up in your house for twenty-four hours and I had to do whatever you wanted me to, what would you do with me? All replies will be permanently screened because it's a secret.
Then repost this in your LJ.
You might be surprised with the responses you get. |
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[Aug. 9th, 2005|04:16 pm] |
Pirates! Yay!
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[Jul. 25th, 2005|04:36 pm] |
the Wit
(56% dark, 13% spontaneous, 16% vulgar)
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your humor style:
CLEAN | COMPLEX | DARK
You like things edgy, subtle, and smart. I guess that means you're
probably an intellectual, but don't take that to mean you're
pretentious. You realize 'dumb' can be witty--after all isn't that the
Simpsons' philosophy?--but rudeness for its own sake, 'gross-out' humor
and most other things found in a fraternity leave you totally flat.
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guess you just have a more cerebral approach than most. You have the
perfect mindset for a joke writer or staff writer. Your sense of humor
takes the most effort to appreciate, but it's also the best, in my
opinion.
Also, you probably loved the Office. If you don't know what I'm
talking about, check it out here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/theoffice/.
PEOPLE LIKE YOU: Jon Stewart - Woody Allen - Ricky Gervais
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My test tracked 3 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender: | You scored higher than 46% on dark | | You scored higher than 0% on spontaneous | | You scored higher than 11% on vulgar |
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I took this once yesterday, and got The Prankster. I took it again today, and got The Wit. I'm pretty borderline, I guess. |
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[Jul. 21st, 2005|06:22 pm] |
1. Copy and paste your friendslist behind a cut.
2. If you've friended multiple journals by the same person, delete all but the "main" one.
3. Bold the name of everyone you know or have met in "real life."
4. Italicize the name of everyone you've spoken to on the phone.*
5. Underline the name of everyone you've chatted with online. (I'm assuming LJ doesn't count, but anything else online does)
6. [Bracket] people you've known, online or off, for more than five years.
7. Turn family members red (I assume either related or people you consider family)
8. Turn your best friend blue.
9. Pass it on.
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[Apr. 26th, 2005|12:57 pm] |
Your Brain is 73.33% Female, 26.67% Male |
Your brain leans female
You think with your heart, not your head
Sweet and considerate, you are a giver
But you're tough enough not to let anyone take advantage of you! |
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[Apr. 16th, 2005|04:09 pm] |
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Reply with your name and I'll tell you something I adore about you. Afterwards, copy and paste this into your own journal, so I may do the same. |
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[Feb. 11th, 2005|11:46 pm] |
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Talking with your female cousin about wee waws: not the best kind of conversation. |
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| shit, that means i'm gonna die and get replaced by some jackass |
[Jan. 30th, 2005|07:18 pm] |
 | You scored as Doyle. You're Doyle! You're on a mission to help out as many people as you can, provided it's not actually you doing the helping, of course. However, you know there' s a hero inside you.
Wesley | | 88% | Doyle | | 88% | Fred | | 81% | Angel | | 75% | Lorne | | 69% | Cordelia | | 69% | Connor | | 38% | Gunn | | 31% | </td>
Which Angel Character Are You?
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[Jan. 28th, 2005|11:13 am] |
 | You scored as Verbal/Linguistic. You have highly developed auditory skills, enjoy reading and writing and telling stories, and are good at getting your point across. You learn best by saying and hearing words. People like you include poets, authors, speakers, attorneys, politicians, lecturers and teachers.
Verbal/Linguistic | | 96% | Musical/Rhythmic | | 86% | Interpersonal | | 71% | Visual/Spatial | | 68% | Intrapersonal | | 61% | Bodily/Kinesthetic | | 46% | Logical/Mathematical | | 43% | </td>
The Rogers Indicator of Multiple Intelligences
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[Jan. 28th, 2005|02:16 am] |
You Are 22 Years Old |
22
Under 12: You are a kid at heart. You still have an optimistic life view - and you look at the world with awe.
13-19: You are a teenager at heart. You question authority and are still trying to find your place in this world.
20-29: You are a twentysomething at heart. You feel excited about what's to come... love, work, and new experiences.
30-39: You are a thirtysomething at heart. You've had a taste of success and true love, but you want more!
40+: You are a mature adult. You've been through most of the ups and downs of life already. Now you get to sit back and relax.
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[Jan. 24th, 2005|01:38 am] |
| [ | Listening to |
| | Buck 65 - Tired Out | ] |
tired out
pave the way
too low on gas to save the day
slaves and outlaws
kings and pharaohs
no tomorrow
slings and arrows
i'm tired out
i'm tired out
make the bed
scream loud enough to wake the dead
light a match
break the bread
all i can do is shake my head
i'm tired out |
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[Jan. 22nd, 2005|05:06 pm] |
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Conor Oberst is learning how to sing. What's up with that? |
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| cutie pie alert! |
[Jan. 17th, 2005|09:37 pm] |
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| 2004, a year somewhat different from the previous one |
[Jan. 17th, 2005|12:11 am] |
No, my copy of Blueberry Boat hasn't arrived yet, and no, I haven't seen The Incredibles yet. But i figure since it's the middle of January, I'd better review the best of the year while the reviewing's good. Pretty soon I'll be engrossed in some new Bright Eyes albums and knee-deep in Ibsen, and that'll pretty much dominate my life for a while.
2004 was... different. A year of firsts in a lot of ways. The end of my first year at university, and the fist time I've made the Dean's List. I finally got my driver's lisence, and there were the firsts that one associates with such an event. I worked real manual labour for the first time for four months over the summer, and got in my first car accident. I also bought my first guitar, which I embarassingly still haven't learned to play. And very importantly, I was happy with my body and unconcerned about getting a girlfriend for the first time in years. And lo, much as it was prophecized by a wise man, I was rewarded with a girlfriend. It didn't last very long, but it was an unforgettable experience, and I don't regret a minute of it. My first date, my first kiss, and yes, my first night spent rolling around on a blanket in the bushes while the cops looked for kids just like us doing just what we were doing to kick out of the park.
Aah, young love.
When I wasn't catching up on several years of lost adolescence, I was usually listening to music. My collection of CDs grew to over 200, and my collection of Vinyl increased a hundredfold. When my house flooded, I lost a lot of the vinyl and the insurance company rewarded me with enough money to buy an iPod. She and I have been inseparable ever since. I discovered some great music, saw some fantastic movies, and discovered some great new television shows. All in all, 2004 was less angst-filled than 2003 and a year I'll always remember.
( But now, on with the show. ) |
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[Jan. 16th, 2005|09:19 pm] |
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JUST BECAUSE IT'S ABOUT A MUSICIAN, THAT DOESN'T MEAN THAT IT'S A FUCKING MUSICAL. |
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