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nillion

The oddstuff of life.

Jun 25, 2006 21:06

Last Friday, my family decided to go up to our home in the mountains. It annoyed me to no end, as it was a spur-of-the-moment decision of theirs that dragged me along.

Anyway, at some point up there, I needed to go to the toliet, and excrete solid waste. I walked over to a bathroom with a working toliet, and hoped there weren't any spiders that ( Read more... )

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dolphincheddar June 26 2006, 10:39:26 UTC

So recently my mom picked up a book about a bunch of different world religions. It was the only book there, so she really can't be blamed for it. The book annoys me for a couple of reasons: One, it's biased toward Christianity, and instead of telling you about toher religions, it tells you about other religions and WHY THEY ARE WRONG. Annoying. Two, Magic: The Gathering is in it. MTG is a card game! It's not a religion! (I don't think Marxism is a religion, either, but it's in there...)

(Oh. And three, it's colorful, and if it wasn't colorful, it would have cost less than $20 for a book that takes maybe an hour to read.)

Yeah. Mostly pointless comment. But not completely.

slightfoxing June 26 2006, 19:36:09 UTC

You know, there's too much information, and then there's TOO much information. ^.^ Still, if you wrote a character with this kind of honesty, it'd make for good reading. (Or perhaps I just appreciate life more when it's fictional. Who knows.)

talannius July 1 2006, 05:42:16 UTC

Hello, Nil! This is a random poster who happened to follow the link to your livejournal from Inverloch, mostly because I'm odd like that and partly because I'm curious. Curiosity killed the cat, and all, but satisfaction brought it back. :D

I do weird things like that, too. Whenever I'm about to step onto a train or a bus or an airplane, I'll hold my breath for that little gap between the sidewalk/walkway/stepladder-ish-thing. I know it won't do anything to catch me if I fall (and I probably won't fall anyway--that crack is tiny), but it's one of those childish little hope things. I also wash my hands four times after using a public bathroom. Obsessive compulsive, maybe, but it's cleaner than washing them once ( ... )