A Wreath of Bright Stars
Feb. 11th, 2010 10:37 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
yamamanamaUm, it's not Journey's End (although I think the journey ended a long time ago), but while looking for someone lost, I found mcbpete. The same guy who made that Sonic rom hack in which he described the music as being done by a five year old. My experiences with five year old's music is not out of tune and a bizarre choice of instruments (more suited to the robots who sang Share and Enjoy), it's randomly mashing keys to the demo music on a keyboard.
It's the middle of February, and since I don't feel like I want to die from the flu, it's time for yet another failed Wuv Quest. See, amongst these millions and millions of candy hearts is one that has wuv on it, and I intend to find one, take a picture of it, and post it here, saying "this concept of wuv CONFUSES AND INFURIATES US!" However, I've never found one, not since that episode of Futurama, anyway.
Maybe they now play classic episodes once every few months.
Also, here's another fine example of city-data logic: saying that suggesting a literacy test for potential voters is racist is in itself racist. Last time I checked, the barely literate troglodytes (oops, wouldn't want to OFFEND ANYONE) in the KKK didn't have to take the literacy tests. I've heard descriptions of them and I don't think the people taking them were able to tell if they were being tested in civics or Dacian.
Burning Question: Who would win in a fight between a fork and a knife? With a plate as the ref. Yes, someone actually asked me that in high school.
It's the middle of February, and since I don't feel like I want to die from the flu, it's time for yet another failed Wuv Quest. See, amongst these millions and millions of candy hearts is one that has wuv on it, and I intend to find one, take a picture of it, and post it here, saying "this concept of wuv CONFUSES AND INFURIATES US!" However, I've never found one, not since that episode of Futurama, anyway.
Maybe they now play classic episodes once every few months.
Also, here's another fine example of city-data logic: saying that suggesting a literacy test for potential voters is racist is in itself racist. Last time I checked, the barely literate troglodytes (oops, wouldn't want to OFFEND ANYONE) in the KKK didn't have to take the literacy tests. I've heard descriptions of them and I don't think the people taking them were able to tell if they were being tested in civics or Dacian.
Burning Question: Who would win in a fight between a fork and a knife? With a plate as the ref. Yes, someone actually asked me that in high school.
