November 18, 2010

Racism! : Thursday 18th

I'm starting to get really excited for the upcoming holidays now that assignments and tests are all pretty much over. Its so liberating going home knowing that you can waste time without feeling bad about it afterwards, not that its ever stopped me.
I just forgot what I was going to talk about but it was probably nothing too interesting from what's there so far, so i'll just complain about something that other people do again. Yes this is becoming a bit of a habit but at least this time i'm pretty sure I don't do this myself for once.
Oversensitivity in racism. Since i' not entirely sure what that means or if it makes any sense, i'll explain it a bit. Maybe its just people I am surrounded by, but there are always those people who are convinced that every mention of black or white in a sentence is a racist statement. Picking chocolate over vanilla is not racism people (yes people are THAT bad). So bad that i'm going to say that if its a joke, its obviously not funny. Its like how people say thats what she said and it doesn't make sense, except worse because racism is serious and people get pretty offended by getting accused of that sort of stuff.
Once again, i understand some of my posts look very whiny and pissy which, I assure you, they are very whiny, but i'm not angry. I'm merely expressing some of the things that annoy me as a mild complaint which can be totally disregarded at will.

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November 16, 2010

SPLAT: Tuesday 16th

Word of the day: jiblat
1 (n) a queue to scream splat

Sorry, this doesn't allow anyone else to make inside jokes that i'm not involved in by the way.

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The VOICE in my head.

Hello All,


     The 'A Part of Us' family is growing! Well, I'd like to formally welcome Dennis here. Hey Dennis! Because a greeting in the cbox just won't suffice for me. And yes, laptop, I meant cbox, not Xbox. Good to see you have your priorities set straight, spellchecker.


     Anyway, I was sick today, so I didn't get to go to school. I though, I might as well use the time to do something productive, so maybe this was the time to do some homework. I was typing up something about stereotypical heroic qualities and how they applied to Harry Potter (english homework that was actually due last week) when I realised I'd accidentally typed up the last sentence in capitals. I'd written: WITH HARRY'S NEWFOUND UNDERSTANDING OF THE POWER OF LOVE, HE SUCCESSFULLY DEFEATED VOLDEMORT.


     I was just about to delete that line, when I noticed that the voice in my head had read it, but it was shouting. I reread it, and it did the same thing. I laughed, and wrote some more nonsense lines, to see if the voice in my head would alternate too. Sure enough, it did.


     Harry Potter's birthday is the 31st of July.
     THAT MUST MEAN HE WAS CONCEIVED ON HALLOWEEN.
     So what on Earth was James and Lily up to on Halloween?
     I'M GUESSING NOT TRICK OR TREATING.


     Oh, I'm so wrong. But on topic again, my new discovery led to me to find similar things.


     When. I. read. these. kind. of. sentences. the. voice. in. my. head. takes. pauses.


     Please tell me I'm not the only one. Also:


     WhenIreadsentenceswithoutspacesthevoiceinmyheadreadssuperfast.


     Has anybody noticed this before me? I'm sure there's other kinds of weird things the voice in my head does. All I have to do is find them.


     Another question... is it normal to have voices in your head in the first place?


That's all, folks. Thanks for reading!

November 15, 2010

I surrender

Hi, I was going to just edit Dennis' post but I thought thats a bit intrusive and douchey so i'll just doing to save my ass from getting whipped by writing this, which applies to the post below:

THIS IS A JOKE AND NOT MEANT TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY

It was either that or take it down, because Leo's taking offense and I rather stay out of it.

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