'I'd take that deal 'n' crawfish, then drill that ol' Devil in the ass...

[wraithwitch]

What about you Johnny, what would you do?'
"...I already did it."Yesterday the question for Writer's Block was, "Which famous or infamous historical person would you bring back to life, and why?" And my neurons giggled to themselves and remembered the above quote. Then later I fell over with fever, which is I guess what I get for doing necromancy.

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[spacedmonkey]

I think I'd take starvation over Catford any day. The necklace is very lovely.

[wraithwitch]

Shortly after typing the above I realised the only food I had in the flat was: five crackers, tea (with very iffy milk) and some vodka. And that I wasn't going Oastwards until thursday evening, which would add up to quite a lot of being hungry (or drunk). Soooo the scummy wilds of catford it was.

I got bread, tomatoes and garlic and made brochette. Munchy!

i'm glad you like the necklace - you're a very neuron sort of person, so you liking it bodes well =)

[spacedmonkey]

Sounds oddly like my shopping trip, although I went to Bromley because there's still a chance of zombie like infection via hand and I didn't want to chance it in Catford or the like.

[wraithwitch]

Tombstone - still one of my most favourite films ever =)

*claps hands in glee* I remember playing that game! Ross was playing a Frenchman who had the ability to be saved by his innate french-ness when he was shot. He sounded like a waiter in a Monty Python skit. Heee - and I was putting on my gloriously dodgy died-for-the-South accent =) That was a bloody brilliant evening!

*plots getting hold of a copy of Bang*

[anonymous_james]

Bang is indeed a fine game.

[anonymous_james]

It also appears to be expensive to get hold of!

[huuggs]

Thast really pretty!!!

[wraithwitch]

Yey! thank you =) I think I will make more of them =)