There is the saying "You are what you eat," but what validity does this have? Usually this statement is for little kids eating unhealthy, to promote being healthy for the rest of their lives. Well, what if you really are what you eat. Such as if you eat fried chicken, your skin is a carmel color with bubbles underneath the skin, or watermelon you're fat and round with stretch marks.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Are You What You Eat?
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Posting With One Hand
Yesterday I went in for surgery on my shoulder - pictures still to come - and now I must type with a single hand. This makes everything slower. So the overall effect of this is excruciating pain in my shoulder without any of the pain killers, then the pain killers make me loopy, so at the moment I'm typing with many errors and I am backspacing quite a bit. Hopfully most of the pain will subside before Monday or I'll be a pretty pissed off one-handed driver, that'll be going at the speed of the turtles and old folks. There are a couple of other issues with this, but I don't care to mention. But I will show off the staples in my shoulder........sooner or later.
Friday, March 27, 2009
Inspiraion from the Amazon La'Shondra
So my friend sent me a text message joke that becomes a virus from phone to phone. Anyways here's the joke:
Monday, March 23, 2009
Spin the Bottle...
Spin the bottle, a traditional pass time by many cultures, but is it more dangerous today than it was twenties years ago when our parents were going at this pass time?
- You can play stacked, where there's more than one way to die. More than 1 bullet, or a semi-automatic gun. Everyone in the circle has something to offer to the others.
- You can cheat, make sure you won't lose. Empty the gun. Position yourself away from the bottle every time it slows your way.
- Winner take all. If you play a couple rounds of Russian Roulette and your the last man standing. If you spread disease to everyone, or don't get hit with the chance of death at all.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Just Plain Weird
How do you feel when someone tells you about a traumatic experience? Is there sympathy? What about hearing about a rape? Whether on the television, or when someone tells me outright, I just don't feel right knowing about it. I don't feel like it's my place to know that much about a person - it's worse when a person speaks about it openly, and care free. I have no sympathy, because I could never put myself in that place. I have no sympathy, because it's just a foreign activity that's heard on the news and told in stories.
