Saturday, April 02, 2005

Awana Leader Dinner / Losing an hour's sleep / Iuna / Netspeak pic / Sublime song

The Awana dinner was fun, even if we did complain about losing an hour of sleep. We also listened to Edmond's Chinese testimony... it was powerful, all right!

New Photobucket picture, haha. Describes my reaction to it perfectly.

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Now, I'm looking up babies named Iuna. Don't ask.



Which Sublime song are you?

Caress Me Down

Te gusta reggae, y te gusta punk rock. Oh, and what's that other thing you like... oh yeah - sex. You're hornier than Ron Jeremy. Uuh, and that's the lovin' sound.

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Pope John Paul II / Quizzes

Pope John Paul II died. RIP.

Link to article.


Take the quiz:
What kind of person are you?

Depressed
You always seem to be laying around, and so sad. Cheer up! Live life while you can!

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All of the possible quiz results for this quiz:

* Outgoing (You scored 0)
* Depressed (You scored 2)
* Laid-Back (You scored 1)
* Energetic (You scored 1)
* Friendly (You scored 1)
* Boring (You scored 1)
* Busy (You scored 0)


Take the quiz:
What hot dog topping are you?

Cheese
You are a really funny person! People love to be around you, and you can always make them laugh! Never lose your charm!

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All of the possible quiz results for this quiz:

* Ketchup (You scored 0)
* Mustard (You scored 1)
* Relish (You scored 1)
* Cheese (You scored 2)


Take the quiz:
What shitty '80s hair band are you?

You are DEF LEPPARD!!!
You kinda rocked for five minutes, but... well... yeah, you still kinda rock.

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All of the possible quiz results for this quiz:

* You are POISON!! (You scored 0)
* You are DEF LEPPARD!!! (You scored 3)
* You are WARRANT!!! (You scored 2)
* You are MOTLEY CRUE!!! (You scored 0)


Take the quiz:
Would I fuck you?... I am a dude..

yeah, I would... I guess
yay for you... I would fuck you.. you must be really happy now.. .probably not... but that's okay... it's not like you really care anyway..

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All of the possible quiz results for this quiz:

* yeah, I would... I guess (You scored 7)
* maybe... hell if I know (You scored 1)
* nah... not good enough.. haha... (You scored 1)


Take the quiz:
What type of Cat are you?

Killer Cat
"You are a Killer Cat!" There is a killer in you. People are afraid of you. People don't like hanging out with you for the fact you might snap!

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All of the possible quiz results for this quiz:

* Killer Cat (You scored 1)
* Surprise Cat (You scored 0)
* Funny Cat (You scored 1)
* Lazy Cat (You scored 1)
* Cute Cat (You scored 1)
* Sniper Cat (You scored 0)
* Scaredy Cat (You scored 0)


Take the quiz:
which of me friends are you??

Saffron
You are a great friend, and would do anything for your best friend

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All of the possible quiz results for this quiz:

* Saffron (You scored 1)
* Tiffany (You scored 1)
* Milena (You scored 0)
* Me (You scored 1)


Take the quiz:
Are You Star Quality

Could Be Famous
Okay, you've got some star quality, dangnabbit! But after a while, everything will die out.

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All of the possible quiz results for this quiz:

* SUPASTAR (You scored 0)
* Could Be Famous (You scored 3)
* Y-Factor (You scored 1)


Take the quiz:
Are you a DAREDEVIL!?

no way
You have no life. You need excitement.

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All of the possible quiz results for this quiz:

* Hell yea! (You scored 1)
* no way (You scored 2)
* sometimes (You scored 0)
* yeeahh... no (You scored 1)


Take the quiz:
Are You Gay!?

No
You're NOT GAY!!!!! You have a tiny bit of a chance of getting into heaven! YOU DESERVE A TWINKIE!

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All of the possible quiz results for this quiz:

* Yes (You scored 1)
* No (You scored 3)


Take the quiz:
what is your group?

prep
All you care about is your looks and you are stuck up........... you suck ass....... so you can kiss mine!!!! hehehehe

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All of the possible quiz results for this quiz:

* punk (You scored 0)
* prep (You scored 1)
* druggie (You scored 0)
* geek (You scored 0)
* normal (You scored 1)


Take the quiz:
DO YOU KNOW NICOLE???

WHO ARE YOU???
Do I know you?

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All of the possible quiz results for this quiz:

* Don't forget me!!! (You scored 0)
* You know me pretty well. (You scored 0)
* You know me (You scored 0)
* WOW (You scored 0)
* WHO ARE YOU??? (You scored 1)


Take the quiz:
Would you be my friend?

Yes...... you are like my best friend Milena
You are one of the coolest people I know!!!! love always............. eat dick and die

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All of the possible quiz results for this quiz:

* Yes...... you are like my best friend Milena (You scored 3)
* No..... you are a backstabber like Diana (You scored 0)


Take the quiz:
just friends or more?

I have no idea!!
I am just as confused as you are. Take some time to think about it, and then come back and take it again.

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All of the possible quiz results for this quiz:

* Why are you just friends?!!! (You scored 1)
* maybe you were meant to be just friends. (You scored 1)
* I have no idea!! (You scored 2)

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Friday, April 01, 2005

Top 100 April Fools Day Pranks, Neil Young's Aneurysm

Squeaking in just under the wire for April 1: Top 100 April Fools Day Pranks


Neil Young recovering from brain aneurysm... I linked my brother, of course. :D

NEW YORK - Neil Young was treated for a brain aneurysm this week and remains hospitalized, although doctors expect a full recovery, his publicist said Friday.




The 59-year-old rocker underwent a procedure to treat it Tuesday night at a New York hospital, where he was expected to remain for a few more days, publicist Bob Merlis told The Associated Press.

Dr. Pierre Gobin, who performed the procedure with another doctor, said: "Mr. Young had a dangerous brain aneurysm and was treated successfully by the minimally invasive neuroradiology team here. He is now resting comfortably ... but we strongly recommend that he not travel for several days."

Young had been expected to perform Sunday at the Juno Awards — the Canadian equivalent of the Grammys.

"I'm really disappointed that I won't be able to make it to Winnipeg for the Junos as I had hoped. I grew up there and was really looking forward to the show as well as spending some time with my old friends and family," Young said. "Thanks to my doctors, I'm feeling a lot better now so I hope I can get a rain check."

The aneurysm was discovered when Young's vision became blurry after attending the March 14 induction ceremonies for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Merlis said. An examination by a neurologist detected the aneurysm and the procedure was scheduled.

The veteran rocker is expected to resume normal activities soon. But for now, Merlis said, "He's got to take it easy."

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Meeting Billie...

Met my online friend Billie tonight, and had a good time. We talked about all sorts of things: music, life, books, her parents being cool with the whole idea of me coming over to their place in the future, journals, her school life, Candy, the Cactus Club, Chapters, our families, etc.

It was very nice meeting her, indeed! :D

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Trickster

If the Pope really does die today, I wouldn't blame the Vatican for not releasing the news until tomorrow or something!

Off to meet Billie... I will update later! :D


Note: LJ Zombie Attack blogquiz, by KingCheapskate.


I Am Coyote
Coyote is a fun-loving goofball, and that fits you to a T. Playfully silly, you appear somewhat bumbling at times, and your goofy exterior sometimes makes people forget what a quick mind and razor wit hides behind that amiable grin. In the mythos of the Plains tribes, Coyote is also a Creator, and stole fire as a gift for mankind. Your gift to the world is the creative fire of your quick, capable mind.
Which Trickster Are You?
Take the Trickster Test at www.isleofdreams.net.

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April Fools Day

If anyone pranks me today, I'll seriously cut their heart out and serve it to them for breakfast. (not even if they know where that line is from) I've already been pranked twice! :P

The deadline is noon, just remember that!


I'm excited about meeting Billie later today! (it's not raining yet either!)


Note: LJ Starship Captain Memegen, by Uberdude.






Your Prank is the Setting Up the Office Chair Tilt a Whirl













Alena Flami Brolx's Aliases



Your movie star name: Chips Grandpa

Your fashion designer name is Alena Paris

Your socialite name is Lester San Francisco

Your fly girl / guy name is A Br

Your detective name is Kitten McNair

Your barfly name is Chocolate Margarita

Your soap opera name is Flami Foster Rd.

Your rock star name is Fuzzy Peaches Cheetah

Your Star Wars name is Alefis Brochr

Your punk rock band name is The Okay Skeleton Key


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Thursday, March 31, 2005

Terri Schiavo, Mitch Hedberg, the Pope, sushi, Origins of Drinking Terms, quizzes

News 1: RIP, Terri Schiavo and Mitch Hedberg.
News 2: I hear the Pope's been given last rites. 'Tis sad.

Link: Sushi Pictorial Book. Mmm, sushi...


Note: LJ Ruling the World Memegen by OOMarilynMonroe.


This is taken from elsewhere on the internet:

ORIGIN OF DRINKING WORDS AND PHRASES


For when are we at our most loquacious, when are we most willing to take liberty with the lingo than when we're on a hoolihan, tossing back pots, and three sheets to the wind?

All alphabets start with A: So A seems like a logical place to begin our journey of learning:

A: Alcohol: The word for the thing that makes us so happy started out as an Arabic word describing a fine metallic powder used as eye shadow (al-kuhul). The word was then broadened to mean "the pure spirit of anything" in 1672, but it wasn't until 1753 that it was first recorded in the sense of something you'd want to put in your mouth. Alcoholics didn't exist in print until 1891 -- before then, our gang went by the less clinical names tosspots, topers, and soaks.

A: Absinthe: Absinthe takes its name from Artemisia absinthium, the botanical name for the bitter herb wormwood, known in French as grande absinthe. This ingredient of the liquor absinthe also contains the molecule thujone, which supposedly accounts for its alleged mind-altering properties. Wormwood infusions had been known as a medicine as far back as Greek times. However, it was not until around 1792 that the alcoholic elixir was supposedly created. Pierre Ordinaire, a French doctor living in Switzerland, distilled the wormwood plant in alcohol with anise, hyssop, lemon balm, and other local herbs. The final tonic, quite powerful at around 72% alcohol, was heralded as a medical cure-all. According to popular legend, Ordinaire left his recipe to two sisters (or was it the two sisters who gave the recipe to Ordinaire?) and it was in turn passed on to a Major Dubied, whose son-in-law was one Henri-Louis Pernod. Whatever the truth behind its origins, absinthe stopped being a local curiosity and started on its route to becoming an international phenomenon in 1797 with the foundation of their distillery in Couvet, Switzerland.

In 1805, the famous Pernod fils distillery expanded and opened in Pontarlier, France to avoid customs taxes between Switzerland and France. By 1905, there were hundreds of distilleries in all corners of France producing absinthe, with over 40 distilleries operating across the Swiss border in the French Jura region. 22 of the distilleries were located within the town of Pontarlier itself which produced 70,000 hectolitres a year from 151 stills. The success of the highly regarded Pontarlier brands brought many imitators and profiteers soon introduced cheaper, adulterated, and even poisonous imitations onto the market that were in turn partially responsible for the wild reputation that absinthe gained for causing delirium and madness in those who drank it. AKA: the green fairy, Dali's child, Picasso's ear.. I'm sure there are many other names for it!


BAR: An abbreviation of barrier, it naturally came to describe the counter that separated the drinks from the drinkers. Near the end of the 16th century, it came to mean the building that housed that bothersome barricade as well. "Barmaid" didn't appear in print until 1772, "bartender" arrived fifty years later, and the "barfly" didn't start hassling them for their free drinks until 1910. AKA: Norm, the one-toothed girl at the end of the bar.


BEER BONG: Drunks may have filched "bong" from the hippies, but the hippies lifted it from Vietnam veterans (from the Thai word baung, meaning "a cylindrical wooden tube"). The Flower Children weren't above borrowing from the squares at the bar, either -- "high" and "stoned" meant being drunk long before those words were applied to marijuana use. AKA: The dude, dirty hippy with the brown paper bag.


BENDER: Some believe a drinking spree is called a bender because a lot of bending of the arm is required. Others assume it's a reference to the bends one might experience after a long bout, which is unlikely as benders were being executed as early as 1846... fifty years before "the bends" appeared in print. More likely, it owes its name to an obsolete British coin, the sixpence. The sixpence was commonly called a bender because they were made of silver, and could be bent as a test of their veracity. To go drinking on a sixpence or bender meant you were loaded for bear (or beer, if you will). A popular pub sign of the day read: "Drunk for a penny, dead drunk for tuppence, clean straw for nothing." That meant you could stay loaded for six days, or really tear it up for three. Either way, you got a nice bed of clean straw to pass out on. Now that's hospitality. NOTE: a "roll" in the hay wasn't coined until later on -- either way, it's gonna end up costing extra!


BINGE: Originally meaning "soak" (as in "soak up some booze"), it became a dialectal term meaning "to drink heavily" in 1854. It wasn't until the 1910s that it became associated with eating and shopping. So the next time you decide to get loaded, just inform your spouse that you're going on an "old-school shopping binge." That can roughly translate into "shopping to drink heavily," or barhopping. Just don't tell her that.


BLACKOUT: Believe it or not, the sense of losing your memory predated by a year the idea of killing the lights to confuse some enemy bombers. Both senses of the word lifted the idea from the theatrical term meaning "a darkened stage." Next time your friends accuse you of theatrical behavior during a blackout, you may smugly reply: "Well, duh." Usually only accompanied by hard alcohol use, the "blacking out" portion of it may seem like minutes or hours -- and don't believe everything that they tell you that you did -- especially if it's the whore on the fourth floor.


BLOODY MARY: Two distinguished bartenders lay claim to this archetypical hangover slayer. Fernand Petiot said he came up with the idea of combining tomato juice and vodka at Harry's New York Bar in Paris in 1926, then added the spices later in New York. George Jessel, on the other hand, swore he threw it together at a friend's Palm Beach home in 1927. What both men can agree on is that the cocktail was not named for the violently anti-Protestant Queen of England, Mary Tudor. Petiot said an American customer told him the new cocktail reminded him of a woman named Mary who hung out at the Bucket of Blood Club in Chicago. Jessel claimed it was named in honor of heiress Mary Brown Warburton, who happened to walk in on the cocktail's inauguration. According to the story, she spilled some of George's prototype on her gown and thus exclaimed, "Now you can call me Bloody Mary, George!" Sounds a bit anecdotal to me (a legendary raconteur, George had a wild story about nearly everything), so I'm siding with Fernand. NOTE: Find a good "Make your own Bloody Mary" bar and take the Sunday after morning crowd! You'll be smoking before you know it.

BLOWOUT: The word may smack of the 1970s, but it came to mean a "big, loud party" as early as 1824. Probably a play on the term "blow up," as a properly-executed blowout is easily as loud and expansive as an explosion. NOTE: not to be confused with "blow-up" as in "dynamite" or "doll."

BOILERMAKER: Shorthand for boilermaker's delight, a 19th Century slang term for a type of cheap whiskey favored by the craftsmen who built and maintained boilers. They called it such because the liquor was thought capable of cleaning the scales from the inside of a boiler, which explains why the delight was eventually dropped in favor of a beer chaser.

BOOTLEGGER: In the 17th century, a bootleg described the upper part of the rather tall boots popular at the time. It was also popular (amongst English smugglers anyway) to hide bottles of untaxed booze there. The term was later affixed to the enterprising chaps who dealt in illicit alcohol during U.S. Prohibition. aka: JAYMZ MOM MAKING CHERRY EVERCLEAR - SEE HIS DAILY POST!

BOOZE: It's a common misconception that the word was borrowed from a brand of whiskey sold by one Mr. E.S. Booz in the 1800s, but it is actually a much older word. The 1529 Oxford dictionary defined it as "affected by drinking," and it is most likely a derivative of the Medieval Dutch word busen, meaning "to drink heavily." Benjamin Franklin seemed rather intrigued with the word, as the Founding Father listed "boozy" as one of his 225 synonyms for "drunk" and was the first to put the word "boozed" (drunk) in print. Note: good old Ben -- cheers to you.

BOUNCER: Drunks who reckon doormen are bullies are more right then they know. While personal experience has led some to think the word comes from a bouncer's desire to bounce their victims off the sidewalk like a rubber ball, in truth it comes from the 13th Century word bounsen, which means "to thump or hit." That explains why the first recorded use of bouncer (1833) described a common bully. It was a tidbit in an 1883 edition of the London News that forever attached the word to the guy defending the saloon: "When liberty verges on license and gaiety on wanton delirium, the Bouncer selects the gayest of the gay, and -- bounces him!"

BRANNIGAN: This colorful and increasingly popular term describing a drinking spree probably owes its life to the very popular 1820 Irish ballad Barney Brannigan (sometimes Barney Brallaghan), in which the eponymous hero rouses his heart's true desire at two in the morning with promises of whiskey and wine. The term was immortalized in Emily Bronte's wildly popular book Wuthering Heights when Heathcliff declared to Cathy, "Excuse me m'dear, but I shan't be in for supper this evening as I'm off out on a prolonged brannigan with the boys." I bet that excuse didn't fly with her!

BYOB: This abbreviated request to bring your own (whether it be beer, bottle or booze) didn't always pertain to poorly-stocked parties. Before the drunks hijacked the term in the 1950s, and as far back as the 1800s, it meant Bring Your Own Basket to the picnic. Who says we aren't becoming more civilized? NOTE: Bring Your Own Basket of Booze sounds even better.


More to come later.....



Your Mystic Kung Fu by 3ravensringo
Username
Your Fearsome Style:Woof, Baby! Yeah!
Who's Yer Master?John Travolta
Your Warrior DescriptiveMystic Master
The Weapon You Have MasteredThe Skinless Chicken Breast
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Since when is THAT a weapon?! o_O





pretty good
You scored 17 American Logic Points!
Wow, you actually look around every once in a while. Congratulations.



My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 17% on American Logic
Link: The American logic Test written by You4got2Evolve on Ok Cupid

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Who I'd Be in 1400 AD, Whether I'm Polyamorous, Dr. Seuss Purity Test, and More!

Note: LJ Haunted House Memegen, by DamianaRose.


The Shady Stranger
You placed in vanity rank 9


You're hot. You know it, but you hide it. Everyone else knows it... and fuck anybody who says otherwise, right? You're a dark sort of beauty. Subtle. Dangerous. People tend to notice you even when you're being quiet. Like a stalker in the shadows.


- - - - - -

I've got you pretty well figured out by now.
I'm into your style. Check out mine.

www.ubervanity.com

(Don't worry about losing your place on OkCupid. It will stay open in a separate window)




My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
free online datingfree online dating
You scored higher than 12% on vanity
Link: The Vanity Test written by _Vanity_ on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test



Philip Glass
Raisinets. Like the things you get in the movie theater. You can have 69 of them if you want.

You are M. Night Shyamalan. Much like the fortune cookie, you are predictably unpredictable. You're probably from Philadelphia. I hate your city. It stinks. Literally. You should probably start a crusade against stink... ness... osity...



My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
free online datingfree online dating
You scored higher than 70% on godliness
Link: The ABCDEFGHIJKLMNQPORSTUVWXYZ Test written by UmIamConfused on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test



How Do You Breathe?
You scored 17 inanity!
If you're in the military, you're probably being used as a bomb. Grow a brain, dumbass.



My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
free online datingfree online dating
You scored higher than 0% on inanity
Link: The Random Facts & Half-Truths Test written by g1rlb0mb on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test


Fuck you, too. :P


Good
You scored 69%!
You know famous boobs and their owners... You answered very good, but you got just a silver medal...



My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
free online datingfree online dating
You scored higher than 68% on You got
Link: The famous boobs for experts Test written by lince on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test



The Harlequin
You scored 34% Cardinal, 43% Monk, 47% Lady, and 35% Knight!

You are a mystery, a jack-of-all-trades. You have the king's ear, but also listen to murmurings of the common folk. You believe in the value of force and also literature. Truly, you are the puzzlement of the age.



My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 58% on Cardinal
You scored higher than 37% on Monk
You scored higher than 40% on Lady
You scored higher than 30% on Knight
Link: The Who Would You Be in 1400 AD Test written by KnightlyKnave on OkCupid Online Dating



Poly curious
You scored 1!

You may or may not know much about what polyamory is, but you might be open to the concept. Perhaps you should do some research and reading to learn more.



My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 1% on polypoints
Link: The are you Poly Test written by Zynthia on OkCupid Online Dating



Ugh.
You're 12% Poly =) 23% tolerant of the poly lifestyle =) (But... you're 33% just in it for the sex =))

You scored a little high on being willing to lie to your mate... this makes me nervous because often the biggest hurts are done with the best intentions - be careful that you're not "protecting" your loved ones from knowing who you really are.


You didn't come out too high on being polyamorous - but that's ok =) It's not for everyone and even the most strident supporters of polyamory don't want to force it on anyone =)



Very respectably, you scored low on "just being into poly-ness to get laid" something to be proud of =)


However... you're not very tolerant of the polyamorous lifestyle. You might consider that further, it may not be for you, but is it really wrong for everyone?


Thanks a ton for taking the test - oh and by the way - The first question on how many recorded cultures have been monogamous? The answer is 16% - isn't that something? =)



Have a good one =)


Gabriel_Night




My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
free online datingfree online dating
You scored higher than 0% on True Poly
free online datingfree online dating
You scored higher than 0% on Tolerance
free online datingfree online dating
You scored higher than 91% on Sex Only
free online datingfree online dating
You scored higher than 91% on Honesty
Link: The Polyamorous Test written by Gabriel_Night on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test
















You Are 98% Pure



You have done it on a dare.
Do you think we really care?


Dr. Seuss Purity Test

More Great Quizzes from Quiz Diva

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Wednesday, March 30, 2005

Addicted to chocolate and body wash....

Just came back in from running errands and buying things:

* mailed birthday presents for five friends
* bought a farewell card for Sean (he leaves in July for New York)
* got various Easter candy still on sale at Shoppers, including two medium bunnies and chocolate (Whopper) eggs
* purchased Softsoap vanilla brown sugar body wash, and Dove gentle exfoliating body wash
* bought Life brand body wash (the sale on the twice-the-usual-size bottle only lasts till April 1)
* got The Healing Garden mandarin therapy exfoliating body scrub and "get glowing" body lotion
* to satisfy my craving for something tart, I also got fuzzy peach candies at London Drugs
* since I've never had them before, I also bought assortments of Russell Stover truffles and a Whitman's sampler at London Drugs


I should have enough money for meeting Billie on Friday evening. :D

At London Drugs, they had this ad which proclaimed that you could get the perfect birthday gift in the store. The sign was right next to a display of pasta, so I had to suppress my amusement until now... "Yes, here is your perfect birthday gift! Buy some pasta and impress your friends with it!" *laugh*

Or maybe I just have a twisted sense of humor.... ;)

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Something tart / various quizzes (I wouldn't be me if I didn't do them :P)

I might go out for something tart later, I'm not sure. If I do, I'll mail things out. :D


Note: LJ Superheroes / LJ One-Night Stand blogquizzes. (by w00zie)

Note: How My LJ Friends Will Die / LJ Superhuman Team Memegens. (by Arshus_Ney and SeductionJunkie)

Note: Which Random Image are you? Kwiz Biz, by Reaper.






You Are A Lime Tree









You are intelligent, hard working, and innately successful.
You try to change what you can in life - and you accept what you can't change.
Tough on the outside, you are actually soft and relenting.
Jealous at times, you are extremely loyal and giving to those you love.
You have many talents, but you don't have enough time to use them.





Fairly Goth
You scored 56!

You know some stuff. Chances are you're one of those counter-culture hybrids like goth-punk, electro-goth, or nature-goth. You like the gothic counter-culture and you seek out the bits you like most. I bet you love Tim Burton movies. Chances are you've never seen Switchblade Symphony live before they broke up, but you may own a CD. Hey, Tapping the Vein still tours! Your dream profession is probably something where you have total control, like owning your own business or being a freelance artist.



My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 14% on gothies
Link: The GOTH Test written by myriad_entity on Ok Cupid



Time Mage
You scored 16% physical, 80% magic, 22% versatile, and 55% good!

You control a very specific branch of magic: Manipulation of space and time. You are capable of making time flow more quickly for your allies and making your enemies slow down, or even stop. You can also manipulate space, creating localized gravity wells or redirecting the focus of other spells. On the downside, when your friends need something else, you can't do much.



My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 12% on physical
You scored higher than 99% on mystical
You scored higher than 1% on versatile
You scored higher than 25% on good
Link: The Final Fantasy Job Class Test written by Artscrafter on Ok Cupid



You scored as Diesel.

Diesel

75%

Anna Sui

67%

Abercrombie & Fitch

67%

Dior

58%

DKNY

58%

Tommy Hilfiger

58%

Chanel

50%

Burberry

50%

Louis Vuitton

50%

Gucci

50%

What Designer Brand Are You?
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Which Street Fighter are you?
Test by Nathan



Balanced
***~54%~***

You have good communication skills and are open to other people's opinions also. You are open to new experiences and friendships. People love you because you make them feel good too, in just sharing your company. You find strong friendships with people that are happy, confident, caring, and consequently who will be there through any tough situations. Don't be afraid to lean on people a little: you won't stress the friendship, only strengthen it.



My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 10% on thoughtpoints
Link: The -what makes you tick Test written by agapi_charm on OkCupid Online Dating



The Warm Cozy
Hmm, very interesting! You scored 130!

Well liked, and so well loved that the binding is worn through. Strong character is the driving force of the story and indeed what draws such high sales. A little suspense spices up a predictably happy ending, so you make for great reading on a rainy day in front of a roaring fire – very cozy indeed. People are known to pack you in with their luggage because they want a real treat while on holiday. A warm cozy is always good company.



My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 26% on bookpoints
Link: The What Kind Of Book Are You Test written by saucygirl on Ok Cupid

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