Lego.... what depths thee has sunken to, thy former glory gone and long forgotten....
I'm also in a bad mood, in case you didn't know, because I didn't do my homework yesterday, which means I have to do it today, and I've got a lot of catching up to do in blogs and such... *sigh* ~_~
Anyway, I didn't see Zoolander like I wanted, and we (Amber and I) didn't go see Osmosis Jones like we wanted; apparently no theatres around here play it any more, and she didn't want to see Zoolander, so I decided it was all right; after all, this is a democracy, not a dictatorship. So we stayed in, hung out, played with her dogs Taffi and Alfie, and then we watched Anna and the King and had dinner, then I went home. A nice, idyllic day. We talked about things that bothered us, and why the latest fashions are stupid. Well, you know how they have those extravagant fashion shows in ritzy places like Paris and such.... when I've never seen anyone outside of a movie making fun of those shows or in very strange magazines wear those weird getups. Oh well
You buttmonkey. No Phoenix on any sort of unearthly drug or Force. I thought we got rid of that particular nasty thing, anyway. Who would be making it? -_-; Unless you're keeping your own council on that particular... detail.
I agree with you, since some of my atheist/agnostic friends (and I'm not talking about you) want to know what God has done for me lately, and how I can believe in an entity they deem illogical and therefore nonexistent. It is a matter of faith. I can't believe that we're just gone after we die, that we were a cosmic mistake. Sometimes I do feel like the atheists have got it right and there's no Heaven or Hell or God or Satan... but.... most of the time people just need something to believe in, because it gives a point to our lives. Still, eternal bliss and happiness sounds a bit boring, and torture for all eternity may not be a particularly nice aspect. I'd like to think Heaven would be just like Earth, because who really wants to be happy and content all the time? Boring. And it's almost comforting to know that when you pray alone at night, He's listening. People ask for things and then get angry when God "doesn't answer." Actually, he has answered. God has a right to say "No," too, you know.
But talk of religion makes my head hurt, so I won't say anything more on the matter. ^_^
Oh, okay. XD Just as long as we're all on the same page now.
So I caved in and took this test, right? And Question #4 took me by surprise, it was: "Can you dance?" Then I thought, "Define dancing." They should definitely revise that, so that it says "Can you dance well by acceptable social standards?" Because any nitwit can dance, but it takes someone with some skill not to make it look like sporadic seizures. ^^;; So I answered Nay, because I only dance when alone.
And the results:
Goth 20%
Trendy 35%
Alternative 50%
Conclusion: Quite how you can be both trendy and alternative at the same time it's difficult to see, but, if the test is actually working properly (hah!), then you may be one of those popular kinds of people who pretend to be stupid just so they can cope with the inanity of their peers.
Actually, I don't pretend to be stupid to fit in. *fumes* Trendy, my ass.
So to homework I go. I may not be seen for a while, or if spotted, am downloading shit and pondering the delicacy and naivete of young life that Bradbury has displayed in his work, Dandelion Wine. OK?
cs: "One in a Million" by Bosson
You're one in a million / You're once in a lifetime