So, basically
for the first time in about three weeks things are actually SETTLED. I'm in my own lounge, eating pasta + tuna + cheese + cherry cola, my DS is on the armchair, my guitar is on the floor, there's chocolate in near reach and my duvet is covering my feet. After eight hours of trying to fix the television (reception is shitty - I'm using a portable
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that you have books
and that you could read them
*throws the idea out there*
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I have 12 books at university (that aren't "The effects of UV light on blah blah") and they are:
Ben Elton: The First Casualty
Leonard Miall: Inside the BBC
Stephen Fry: The Liar
Frank Skinner: Frank Skinner
Peter Mandelson: The Third Man
Ben Elton: Meltdown
Dara O'Briain: Tickling the English
Jack Dee: Thanks for Nothing
Frankie Boyle: My Shit Life So Far
The Rik Mayall: Bigger Than Hitler, Better Than Christ
Greg Dyke: The Inside Story
Douglas Adams: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
... I've read all of them, of course. Most of them really recently. WOW, MY BOOK COLLECTION IS SO ECLECTIC. Sweary comedians and their autobiographies and BBC propaganda. *Wavy hands*
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...Hitchhiker's Guide can never be read enough times. Memorise it until your nerd credentials pulsate with quotes, until the nerd parts of your brain THROB PAINFULLY
why do I give advice like this
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And the radio series.
Srsly, I can quote anything back to you if you feed me the line. (I've won bets along this line before).
I love Hitchhikers. I love it to big pieces of whale meat. And this edition is the only thing left to me by my grandfather, so it's been well read throughout my childhood.
Also, Ben Elton crippled me with his writing in Meltdown. I'm such a whore for Elton - I fall easily into his traps and twists and usually end up hating him for writing so well and always making me go "ah, I see where he's going here..." and then BLOWING MY MIND AWAY.
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I'm completely underdressed for going out, and not really up to the 9pm rush of the pubs. I could put on a DVD, but I'm used to doing thirty things at once, you know? Usually I'm watching telly/writing/doing something else.
*Goes to find young ones DVD*
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Ugh pub rush. I hear ya. I also am the 'tend to have 6 things going at once' sort.
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Also I'd be a loser on my own :/ Fuckin' housemates and their money and freedom /exceedingly bitter. Will all change in a week when Fresher's starts. Then drinking 'till the end of time!
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I used to scoobi a lot, but that's not really knitting or crocheting and was mostly to kill time in History class. Do you have scoobi-ing in the Americas?
AH YES MUSIC. iTunes updated and it scared me, but I shall try and find my Kasabian album on its shiny new screen. But I'm not much of a dancer - more a singer.
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...I have no idea what that is. And google only pulled up stuff about pasta and Scooby Doo porn.
I don't use iTunes or have an ipod, but I am sorry that it scared you.
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DAMN IT RULE 34 it's this. It's, like, a thing to keep your hands doing something and you make keychains and stuff. And it's spelt scoubi, sorry. But you need special gel strings, although I have done it with normal string once upon a time. It's just a little more difficult.
It's version 10 and when I downloaded it the icon changed and everything looks really old or retro and I got worried and thought apple had jumped into a time warp or something. It looks really bad, but eh. THE THINGS US MAC LOVERS PUT UP WITH.
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OR OR WRITE MY PAPER for grad school that would be good.
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scribd won't load because of bandwidth and I can't download shit on this crappy internet, but I'll bookmark it for later.
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Later maybe I will learn something.
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I have a mate who got a first (top tier marks) in her first year by copying the girls next to her in the exam room last semester. And the uni doesn't know. She could do with that test.
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from '03
that INCLUDES A FEMALE OC.
LET ME TELL YOU HOW NOT UP TO SNUFF THAT BITCH IS.
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