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Friday, September 29, 2006 7:17 PM

yes, I would very much like to party!



Serenity,
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Friday, September 29, 2006 7:18 PM

Oh, dunno if I ever told you this, but your dad was right that going the M4/M5 route to Cornwall was the best way to go. It would have taken twice as long if we'd gone the A30something route.

So, thank your dad for me!

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Friday, September 29, 2006 8:49 PM

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Originally posted by CallMeSerenity:
Oh, dunno if I ever told you this, but your dad was right that going the M4/M5 route to Cornwall was the best way to go. It would have taken twice as long if we'd gone the A30something route.

So, thank your dad for me!

I would but he's just left for Korfu.

I'm all alone!

So anyway, it's a party around my place is it? Bring a bottle.



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Friday, September 29, 2006 8:59 PM

I have lots of bottles!

I'll be there in...lemme see, I need to hawk all of my worldly possessions to scrape enough money for a plane ticket, hitch a ride to the airport, the flight..heathrow, underground....

36 hours?

Yeah, in about 36 hours.

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Friday, September 29, 2006 9:03 PM

I have an unerring abillity to not be at my computer when people IM me, one day I'm sure I'll be there to actually reply, sorry people

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I have lots of bottles!

I'll be there in...lemme see, I need to hawk all of my worldly possessions to scrape enough money for a plane ticket, hitch a ride to the airport, the flight..heathrow, underground....

36 hours?

Yeah, in about 36 hours.


Take you're time, it won't get started until after the first 48 hours.

You could use that transporter I was telling you about. Last time I tested it the rat only coughed up one of its lungs, and hey it may have been crazy before hand.



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Friday, September 29, 2006 11:07 PM

Who needs lungs anyway?

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Friday, September 29, 2006 11:41 PM

why can I just hear Xander saying 'Hey! Party in my eye socket and everyones invited!'


ah, the hawking of all the worldly possesions.

sadly the net worth of all my worldly possesions would just about get me to the Isle of Wight.On skeezyjet.

But not back again.

choice choices.

My friend, who's only a year and a bit, got asked when she was thinking of having children by her doctor today. Now is apparently the right age.

Arrrrrrrrgggghhhhhh!

The crazy thing is, having children at 25/26 make sense, you can have the family life, then return to work at thirtyish, then by 35, you've got the whole thing - family and career.
more sense than aiming for the career then starting the family in your thirties or forties.

So, i'm thinking, i need only three things.

a home.

a man.

a course of hynosis to cure me of my fear of children.


do you think you can buy them a walmart?

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Saturday, September 30, 2006 12:24 AM

Nope.

Or, at least, not in America.

The only thing I've found comprable in America are skeevy men who follow me around several aisles and then ask my number.



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Saturday, September 30, 2006 7:01 AM

oh, they have them in england to, not in walmart obviously, as we don't have them, but any other supermarket, there they are.

I went shopping once in my pjs. (before Sean calls me a chav, it wasn't actually what i was sleeping in, and it was for a dare)

I went shopping in a ballgown as well once.

I liked being a student.



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Saturday, September 30, 2006 11:15 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by seryn:
I went shopping once in my pjs. (before Sean calls me a chav, it wasn't actually what i was sleeping in, and it was for a dare)

Uhuh, dare was it? The big hooped earrings part of that dare too our Seryn

*ducks*
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So, i'm thinking, i need only three things.

a home.

a man.

a course of hynosis to cure me of my fear of children.

Surely a man should be higher on the list? I'm obviously just working off of Secondary school sex education here but I'm sure a male was a greater requirement to procreation than a house.

I could of course be wrong, as there is, of course, a first time for everything. Who knows they can do anything with technology these days.

The alternative would be to cure your desire to ever have children. It's easy just focus on the bodily fluids emitted by the younger ones, constantly and in all directions, and then watch films where the adults say things like:
"Where are your parents?"
And the children reply:
"We've already played with our parents, now we want to play with you."

Personally I'm immune to such things, the pitfalls of having a child minder for a mother, I'm used to rug rats tearing around at fifty miles an hour with a foot long drop of snot dangling from their nose and a nappy that conceals unspeakable horrors. But hey they look cute.
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ah, the hawking of all the worldly possesions.

sadly the net worth of all my worldly possesions would just about get me to the Isle of Wight.On skeezyjet.

But not back again.

That's alright, my house is on the way to the Isle of Wight for you. Hey if it gets really good it may take on a life of it's own and we'll all end up back at yours with no recollection of how we got there, those are the best parties, the ones where you wake up in different counties or preferably countries with no recollection of how or why.

Seriously though my Brothers having a party so the house is going to be filled with pre-twenties getting drunk. Last time that happened a bunch of stuff got broken and stolen. Including a big bottle of really nice Belgian beer I got as a leaving present that some troglodite stole then decided they didn't like it so smashed it on their way home. That and some of the girls who came last time were real class acts, I remember one of them staggering around the front room saying:
"I have respect, right, I have respect for you, I have respect for me, but you don't have respect for me..."

I told her to respect herself outta my house or my foot would respect her arse.

Oh my wonderfalls disc appearethed today, it's really weird, it's a three disc set in those slim line cases in a box the same size as a single disc set. You Yanks have weird DVD boxes, you know that?

I'm currently watching Wax Lion, I missed most of it at D*C, I think I was kind of spaced out. Here's a weird thing: The episodes seem to last a lot longer than 45 minutes, usually that means I'm not enjoying them ("why won't this damn thing just END!") but I'm actually liking Wonderfalls.

Oh Wax Lion just ended. How long is this post? I started watching Wax Lion after I started writing it, the post that is, not Wax Lion. I didn't write that. I think that's my cue to stop writing.

Oh one last thing:
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The only thing I've found comprable in America are skeevy men who follow me around several aisles and then ask my number.
Is that a good way to meet women? Should I try it?



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