Don't you just hate it when your cat walks on the goddamn keyboard and nearly shuts down your computer?
*big happy grin* I wish I'd found this test before! *g* According to the Rogue Squadron character test I'm Corran Horn! Yaaaay! If I could choose to be anyone in Rogue Squadron it would be him rather than Wedge, because I think I'd rather know Wedge than be Wedge. Besides, Corran's what I've always dreamed of being...at least recently...an X-wing pilot Jedi who isn't Luke. *glam* Corran's probably my fifth favourite character in all of Star Wars anyway. *nods*
Yesterday I had some work - five hours serving lollies to primary school Catholic netballers. I thought I'd get an early night (2am instead of 6am), but I didn't because I ended up deciding that talking to people was more fun, so didn't sleep at all. *g* When Mum and I arrived at the netball club we found a telly lying in the grass beside the clubhouse - Mum reported it to the police, of course, and if no-one claims it we get it. I hope it works. If it works we'll have three tellies, which would be good...I don't know why, since I only watch one of them (the one with the cable and the VCR of course) but it'd be good anyway. *shrug*
The work itself was thoroughly unstimulating - I was relieved when the occasional adult being came to the counter because it meant I wouldn't have to deal with, "Oh, I'll have thirty-five cents worth of ghost drops, and fifty cents worth of pink clouds, and some redskins and a packet of Skittles, and how much does that add up to? And how many of these can I get for a dollar?" *bashes head on desk* My feet were very sore by the end of the five hours, naturally, so I gladly took my $31.50 and my free lunch and went home to sleep.
One thing I saw today amused me though - the motto of one of the schools at the carnival was "Jesus in each other". That's just...well, it's almost dirty. *giggles* Or perhaps I read too much into it...either way, I found it amusing. :-)
Last night's football - I saw the Italy vs. Mexico match and quite enjoyed it. The scary commentator man who obviously dyes his hair but really really shouldn't wasn't there, thankfully, but the just really weird looking bloke was instead. I've decided also that the SBS newsreader seems a fairly nice chap, and I like the way he speaks.
That's really all I have to say, I think. I leave you with one test that I can't be bothered cutting.
Yeah, you know it. Yeah, you know it all, don't ya? But alas, usually being eager to learn takes its toll on your social life. But you don't really care, cuz you know in 15 years you're gonna own their asses. MWUHAHAHA, that's right, after writing your thesis, you plan on global domination. Probably not, but we all know you're perfectly capable of it.
Yesterday I had some work - five hours serving lollies to primary school Catholic netballers. I thought I'd get an early night (2am instead of 6am), but I didn't because I ended up deciding that talking to people was more fun, so didn't sleep at all. *g* When Mum and I arrived at the netball club we found a telly lying in the grass beside the clubhouse - Mum reported it to the police, of course, and if no-one claims it we get it. I hope it works. If it works we'll have three tellies, which would be good...I don't know why, since I only watch one of them (the one with the cable and the VCR of course) but it'd be good anyway. *shrug*
The work itself was thoroughly unstimulating - I was relieved when the occasional adult being came to the counter because it meant I wouldn't have to deal with, "Oh, I'll have thirty-five cents worth of ghost drops, and fifty cents worth of pink clouds, and some redskins and a packet of Skittles, and how much does that add up to? And how many of these can I get for a dollar?" *bashes head on desk* My feet were very sore by the end of the five hours, naturally, so I gladly took my $31.50 and my free lunch and went home to sleep.
One thing I saw today amused me though - the motto of one of the schools at the carnival was "Jesus in each other". That's just...well, it's almost dirty. *giggles* Or perhaps I read too much into it...either way, I found it amusing. :-)
Last night's football - I saw the Italy vs. Mexico match and quite enjoyed it. The scary commentator man who obviously dyes his hair but really really shouldn't wasn't there, thankfully, but the just really weird looking bloke was instead. I've decided also that the SBS newsreader seems a fairly nice chap, and I like the way he speaks.
That's really all I have to say, I think. I leave you with one test that I can't be bothered cutting.
Yeah, you know it. Yeah, you know it all, don't ya? But alas, usually being eager to learn takes its toll on your social life. But you don't really care, cuz you know in 15 years you're gonna own their asses. MWUHAHAHA, that's right, after writing your thesis, you plan on global domination. Probably not, but we all know you're perfectly capable of it.