My typist has introduced me to a delightful website called myheritage.com where one can upload pictures of ones self and is given celebrity matches. I use the portrait in my icon and it appears that I resemble Martin Sheen, John Cusack, and Tim Roth (another portrait gave me Lionel Ritchie nad Missy Elliot. I'm not quite sure if I understand). ( Read more... )

I'm feeling a bit talkative today .. so if any of you lovely individuals have random inquiries for yours truly, feel free to present them to me.

On a different note, my typist seems to be most stressed with these things called "final exams." What in the world is this form of torment?

Party in the Stratford 'hood, sunset. BYOB. Ladies get the pleasure of bestowing a birthday kiss upon my fair cheek.

I have just heard of these things called "rating communities" on the internet and as tempted as I am to join emoxcore_rating, I do believe I am better suited for hot_presidents. It appears that I am the only president to garner a "not" rating. Apparantly I am a "withered little apple-john" and the War of 1812 was definetly not "hawt." Excuse me, but I was seventy years old ( Read more... )

Are all of my esteemed vitally-challenged comrades aware that there are action figures of many of us? My typist and I recently found one of Marie Antoinette. It comes, of course, with a removable head.

And, possibly just for entertainment value, there are many more.

Yesterday happened to be the 212th deathday of myself and a good friend, abaslabastille. So, I'd like to wish him a very happy deathday and throw things at certain people.

This has just come to my attention. It seems autocracy_rules, the Tsar of Russia, was feeling very at home in little_details yesterday--and was caught by Bob Fosse while arguing with a living member over control of the community. The matter was funny enough of such international importance that it has appeared on Metaquotes.Should the undead make appearances in more ( Read more... )

I'm currently reading A Brief Brief History of Time, a spin on Dr. Steven Hawking's book, A Brief History of Time, and not to be confused with his album, A Brief History of Rhyme. It was written in a compressed manner such that the gist of what Prof. Hawking was saying, but does so in a much funnier way. There are song and dance numbers! And ( Read more... )

A very happy birthday to our own relative_genius! *fangirls*

And, for everone else, a very happy Pi Day, it being 3/14 under this calendrical system . . .

Evening all,

This was brought to my attention the other day, and since it alludes apparently to several of you people I thought I might post the link to see what you thought of it:


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