Comments | underscoremily: 69: (revert back to 8th grade, just for a moment)

underscoremily

69: (revert back to 8th grade, just for a moment)

Mar 17, 2005 07:58

This is ....weird. here I am thinking livejournal was all blockedy because of webscense but evidently- not. Maybe it's a St. Patrick's Day gift, so HAPPY SAINT PATRICK'S DAY! to all immigrants and non-immigrants alike. I was going to take today off, go into New York, both for seeing Miss Maggie and for seeing this "green beer" I hear causes so many ( Read more... )

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anonymous March 17 2005, 10:58:44 UTC

hi courtney, 'tis cathy.
life sounds fun.

stevenli March 17 2005, 14:32:20 UTC

Wait...WAS going to? You mean that right now, you're not stark drunk and raving about causing random acts of drunken boxing-related violence? You disappoint me, Courtney.

But I like the post number.

underscoremily March 23 2005, 05:33:24 UTC

just for you

icklesourkiwi March 17 2005, 16:32:24 UTC

you ripped off the back of your tongue? wow. that's...destructive. and probably not a good habit to get into. Don't hurt your heart anymore...it's sad and overly symbolic-seeming.

my st. patrick's day celebrations consisted purely of telling people to pog ma thon when they asked me why I wasn't wearing green. best of luck with green beer.

misconstrue March 18 2005, 12:16:18 UTC

You will be proud, I got a shiny/metalic green shamrock sticker yesterday and consequently St. Patty's day spirit.

Er, your tongue ... :(

w00t for driving lessons and license and all that. :D

repeat that cardiologist bit again but with diagrams please.

repent what? :P

underscoremily March 23 2005, 05:34:04 UTC

repent everything, I guess.

I don't even get the cardiologist's assesment. I think he was just making stuff up.

softplaces March 22 2005, 07:22:20 UTC

Irish sounds kind of like Elvish. Not that I'm well-versed in either, though for a time I did know the Elvish bit at the beginning of The Fellowship of the Ring, but that hardly counts.

I like how everyone wore green on St. Patrick's Day. And how they had Slytherin-esque ties or green bowler hats.