posted 04-28-2006 04:29 PM               

Cheers Heath.

And, ha, no, there's no space in between 'poppy' and 'cock' i'm afraid.

posted 04-28-2006 04:31 PM               

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Originally posted by Acey:
*smile*

Cheers Heath.

And, ha, no, there's no space in between 'poppy' and 'cock' i'm afraid.

I prefer gobbledy-gook and balderdash personally. I love being English.

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posted 04-28-2006 04:41 PM            

Ahahahahaha, cracks me up!

Oh and Acey, I missed your rant but here's some love regardless

*lovelovelovelovelovelovelovelovelovelovelovelovelovelove*

posted 04-28-2006 04:45 PM            

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Originally posted by PlantANote:
Ooh Ooh! Has anyone seen that episode of Family Guy, where they go to Bed Bath and Beyond and there's a door that says "Beyond" and Peter walks through and starts floating around in some weird dimension and then comes upon the huge table of coffee mugs and he says, "Oh so that's where the coffee mugs are."

Ahahahahaha, cracks me up!

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posted 04-28-2006 04:46 PM            

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Originally posted by PlantANote:
Ooh Ooh! Has anyone seen that episode of Family Guy, where they go to Bed Bath and Beyond and there's a door that says "Beyond" and Peter walks through and starts floating around in some weird dimension and then comes upon the huge table of coffee mugs and he says, "Oh so that's where the coffee mugs are."

Ahahahahaha, cracks me up!

Oh and Acey, I missed your rant but here's some love regardless

*lovelovelovelovelovelovelovelovelovelovelovelovelovelove*

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posted 04-28-2006 04:59 PM            

Classic

posted 04-28-2006 05:00 PM               

I love Family Guy, haven't seen it in years though. The little insane baby is my inner cartoon character, well, one of them.

Oh, this *is* fun.

Everyone has an Inner:

Animal
Cartoon Character - sometimes two, a Disney and an 'other'
Muppet - Slash Jim Henderson creature in general
and Shakespeare Character

Mine are, respectively:

Peacock, Mental Baby and Lumiere the Candlestick, That Muppet who was the scientists assistand with the really long head with the red fluff on top that just went 'meeep'ish, and i haven't found out my Shakespeare yet, probably Prince Hal or Puck.

posted 04-28-2006 05:17 PM               

You should post some more...

posted 04-28-2006 05:26 PM               

"*Grunt* Pifflesquish skin," said Haggis, "Mouldywart must be near."
"Oh knickers! I hope my scar and pointy stick with a feather in it will save the day!"
*zap*
*Mouldywart flees*
"Fancy that! Can i have lots and lots of house points so we can end the film now please?"

Cynical? Yes. Not a fan. Wow, that was random, where was i? Oh yeah (caffine, this late, me, not good) No, i've forgotten again, mumbles.

posted 04-28-2006 05:29 PM            

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Originally posted by Acey:

Everyone has an Inner:

Animal
Cartoon Character - sometimes two, a Disney and an 'other'
Muppet - Slash Jim Henderson creature in general
and Shakespeare Character

Mine are, respectively:

Peacock, Mental Baby and Lumiere the Candlestick, That Muppet who was the scientists assistand with the really long head with the red fluff on top that just went 'meeep'ish, and i haven't found out my Shakespeare yet, probably Prince Hal or Puck.

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In regards to the muppet with the red fluff on his head, you would be talking about Beeker.

He makes me laugh. His mouth is so funnily-shaped and he always looks either surprised or frustrated.

posted 04-28-2006 05:30 PM               

*sigheth*

Tennyson?

Poe?

Dickens?

Frost?

Oh, how I adore poetry.
I also love songs, obviously, since I'm an aspiring musician, heehee.

posted 04-28-2006 05:31 PM               

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Originally posted by SoulOverflowing:
In regards to the muppet with the red fluff on his head, you would be talking about Beeker.

He makes me laugh. His mouth is so funnily-shaped and he always looks either surprised or frustrated

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posted 04-28-2006 05:45 PM               

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Originally posted by ready2flywww:
You...*sniffles*...hate...*tear*...poetry?

*sigheth*

Tennyson?

Poe?

Dickens?

Frost?

Oh, how I adore poetry.
I also love songs, obviously, since I'm an aspiring musician, heehee.

I don't know...Poetry is just such a great form of an emotional outlet for me.

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No! Don't get me wrong, i love good poetry, it's just the stuff i normally encounter is just wanking "I am a verse, a tree, a leaf, i rot, i am mould" bollocks just doesn't sit on me. We get a lot of that over here, spesh in London, on the Southbank, very faux-high brow. But yeah, i like the classic stuff, the romantics are gorgeous. Hence that one about the daffodils, i mean, it's so done and cliched now, but those yellow trumpety things just don't get old, it's strange.

*starts being quiet*

Caffinecaffinecaffinecaffine!

It's only tea, i would not be good with coffee...

posted 04-28-2006 05:59 PM               

Anyway, I think of myself as Piglet because I'm constantly fretting over absolutely nothing. But I like Acey's theory on the Muppet character thing...though I can't think of who I'd be at this moment...

Random, but did anyone ever see the old Muppet Christmas Carol with Michael Cane? Funny stuff hehe.

posted 04-28-2006 06:02 PM               

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Originally posted by TheUnexaminedLife:
Random, but did anyone ever see the old Muppet Christmas Carol with Michael Cane? Funny stuff hehe.

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Oh yes, that was stunning!

And the Winnie the Pooh thing is totally true, but i haven't read the book yet (i bought it, mainly to look impish and interesting when reading it on the train, but have yet to actually pick the thing up proper.)

posted 04-28-2006 06:24 PM               

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Originally posted by jerseyminx:
Animal is the bestest muppet ever!

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posted 04-28-2006 06:31 PM            

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Originally posted by Acey:
To be honest, i prefer the chickens, all of them, they rule.

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Ha, I love hearing you guys talking about the muppets! I always like Ralph 'cause he was the musician in the group. Hehe. I don't really know who'd apply to me though.

And Acey, from what little we've seen (you really should post a full face picture) you don't look a THING like Beeker. Unless, your mouth opens and closes like a drawbridge, which I doubt it does.

posted 04-28-2006 06:34 PM               

...but I was listening to Wicked yesterday while I was driving, absolutely belting it, having a grand ol' time...then I started noticing the strange looks I was getting from cars around me. Not like I cared, I'll never see these people again, it just kind of amused me to see their expressions.

posted 04-28-2006 06:38 PM               

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Originally posted by TheUnexaminedLife:
Technically this could go in the Musical forum, but its pretty random and I doubt it deserves its own thread...

...but I was listening to Wicked yesterday while I was driving, absolutely belting it, having a grand ol' time...then I started noticing the strange looks I was getting from cars around me. Not like I cared, I'll never see these people again, it just kind of amused me to see their expressions.

Anyone ever had similar experiences?

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posted 04-28-2006 06:39 PM            

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Originally posted by Acey:
I don't have a picture with all of me in sadly - luckily? - i do not take a good picture.

I can't think of a muppet for you. But you're cartoon character is so Jessica Rabbit! She. Is. Hot. I'm gay and here i am fancying a cartoon woman, what's with that?

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What's better is you think that's me!! That TOTALLY made my day. Totally!

posted 04-28-2006 06:41 PM            

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Originally posted by TheUnexaminedLife:
Technically this could go in the Musical forum, but its pretty random and I doubt it deserves its own thread...

...but I was listening to Wicked yesterday while I was driving, absolutely belting it, having a grand ol' time...then I started noticing the strange looks I was getting from cars around me. Not like I cared, I'll never see these people again, it just kind of amused me to see their expressions.

Anyone ever had similar experiences?

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posted 04-28-2006 06:45 PM               

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Originally posted by Plant a Note:
Haha, all the time. I sing a lot since it's pretty much a dream of mine, and I consider myself to have a... decent voice, so, yes, I understand. Especially in the past summers, because my P.O.S. car doesn't have air conditioning, so my windows are always down. People hear no matter what.

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Aww we have something in common in that singing is a dream of ours. If I had the money, time, and willpower I'd try and get properly trained to do it professionally but alas, it looks like Car Kareoke is about as far as I'm going to get.

posted 04-28-2006 06:45 PM            

okay here's my general stuff.

I MADE A "glinda/aida" icon.

posted 04-28-2006 06:51 PM            

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Originally posted by TheUnexaminedLife:
Aww we have something in common in that singing is a dream of ours. If I had the money, time, and willpower I'd try and get properly trained to do it professionally but alas, it looks like Car Kareoke is about as far as I'm going to get.

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Yeah... I wish I could continue my training. I've actually been searching for people in this area to play for me for open mic nights... It's not as easy as one may think. I'll do it someday, I promise myself that. Don't give up your dreams TUL! (Ha, you have an abbreviation now too!)

posted 04-28-2006 06:52 PM               

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Originally posted by Plant a Note:
(Ha, you have an abbreviation now too!)

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I feel so left out about that. Although, Acey is a kind of anti-abbreviation, seeing as it's my initials spelt out, i spose.

posted 04-28-2006 06:56 PM            

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Originally posted by Acey:
I feel so left out about that. Although, Acey is a kind of anti-abbreviation, seeing as it's my initials spelt out, i spose.

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Yes, well darling you don't give us much to work with! We could've given you an abbreviation if you have a longer name. But hey, I like that you're not like everyone else, because, well... you're not!

Still putting off that bedtime I see?