how does that work then??Quote:
Originally Posted by mir
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how does that work then??Quote:
Originally Posted by mir
you go around and collect money instead of candy. you get to dress up, and you just explain the situation to people and ask them to donate. actually people are extremely nice about it; i've done it before and everybody gave at least a dollar, and gave me candy too! :)
we're hoping to get the money sent to help with the genocide in Darfur this year, actually . . .
Hey how cool is that?! wait is that what those pirates with bukets were???
:eek2:
I am so doing that next year I just need to grow my hair so I can put my pirate costume head piece on.....:D:D
first of all apologies that il be double posting (at least!) multiquoting u guys is too hard for me.
well, I wont tell if you wont. and what he dont know cant hurt. deal? :brow:Quote:
Originally Posted by RobinHood3000
:lol: has anyone noticed that theyv chnaged the order of the smileys? it took me ages to work out what was where!Quote:
Originally Posted by RobinHood3000
uh uhm *cough*. girlie geeks have always been round, behind every male geek u hear about there was good girlie geek.
and im awfully proud to say that not only r we girllie geeks...but wer all very......'cool'. we have the x-factor without thinking we can sing well! :-) Hipp hipp hooray to the girls! oh boys, ur so behind. when will u ever learn....blame ozeed, he started that boys threat, as a result ur all humilated. he he. life is sweet. :lol:
:lol:hey mister!!!! i repatedly said i was grateful for the chicken soup. u werent to know it tasted awful.Quote:
Originally Posted by OZEED
what hatchet? i repeat WHAT HATCHET? :lol.
tusk tusk sounds better than tisk tisk, but i wouldnt expect anything less from a man, sorry i mean boy. :banana:
i dont think iv ever posted four times and i love trying new forbideen things (I know which members will pick up on this!) so here I am again. See, i just cant get enough of...MYSELF! ME MYSELF AND I. who needs anybody else, we have a whole love triangle here! :-)
Time to break your chain "ME MYSELF AND I" :D
Goodness I missed that whole episode with you and Ozeed, Optimistic..
Hmm..I wish I could still go trick or treating. My luck, I get to sit in my literature class all night tomorrow. Well, at least we are covering Dante's Inferno!
Nevermind, I caught up...I understand the whole bury the hatchet thing now lol.
Glad you are better optimistic. So was the imaginary guy reading crime and punishment to you also rugged?! lol...
Some of that food looked gross.
You know what we could discuss while having coffee girls? We could remain true to the thread and forum by discussing how we picture the male characters in the books we read hmm?! (Optimistic you gave me this idea)...let me know what you all think :D
see! i told u nighty, their all thinking like!
hey i like the me myself and i love triangle. its the only fun i have in my sull life. !
my imaginary is very very intelligent, read everything, and incredible handsome and rugged and masculine and....mmmmm.... *lost in fantasy*
uh uh *coughs.bluses and loosen collar* right, back to earth.
W0ULD SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHAT THIS HATCHET BETWEEN ME AND OZEED IS? cos i have no idea! i dont tink iv ever hurt any1 on this forum or argue! so whats this hatchet?
aaaawe she so cute when shes trying to make a point with CAPITAL LETTERS :DQuote:
Originally Posted by optimisticnad
alas woe is me....I've been crushed, goodbye cruel (un)optimistic world....
Don't we all?Quote:
Originally Posted by grace86
Even though it was usually cold and wet and my feet hurt at the end it was always worth it. Besides, I didn't get too wet, because I had a big, cheap plastic witches hat and a home made costume from wheelie bin bags, so I was actually rather dry and toasty, but my friends didn't have such warm, dry costumes. They got absolutely soaked :cold: . I always gathered a good hoard that lasted me to Christmas and beyond :lol: . I'll never forget when we got a big bag of salty popcorn and ate it just under a month later, watching the fireworks from peoples gardens.
Well, now I'm the one giving out the sweets. HAHAHAHA!!!!! What's great about it is that we usually only get one or two groups of kiddies, so there's plenty of sweets left for me :D .
I can't wait for tonight. My little trick is all ready, and it looks great. We've also got the best decorations in the street. Actually, we've got the only decorations in the street. But, they're still the best :).
I'm not the only one excited about Halloween am I?
I can't be.
:lol: Well, I still think it looks like someone's intestines. The picture is out of focus. And OPT, (thanks for the honorary gal vote!) who knows if Hannibal Lecter cooked his stuff or not? As I recall he said "I ate his liver with some fauve beans..." Sounds like he was a bit of a gourmet :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Nightshade
I'm sure in one of the films he cut out pieces of a guy's brain, while he was still alive, and fried them. It wasn't Silence of the Lambs, it was another one, but I can't remember the title of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pendragon
Actually, that's what the picture made me think of. I thought it was a boiled brain, until I read it.
EWwwwwWWWwwwWWWwww
wow .. .. thanks for the info . . . http://mysite.verizon.net/donderdo/emoticons/ILL.gif
:p
I may now never eat again.....:sick: :lol:
BTW that movie was Hannibal. Red Dragon, Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal are all novels by Thomas Harris that had film adaptations done of them.
Red Dragon! I knew that was one of them. My mother wouldn't believe me when I told her there were three, and that was ont of them. She thought it was a completely different film. Now I can prove it. And thanks for the info on the films. I think I might have a look around for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by kathycf
Oh, and sorry if what I said made anyone feel a bit ill, but hey, at least I didn't post a picture :) That would've been really sick :D
guess what?
I put henna on my feet and hand yesterday ( ok myabe ankles and hand is more correct still sucess!!! even if the hands which I wiped off came out clearer than the stuff thata stayed on all night :confused:
so does it look good? Oh I would love to put henna on my hands but I don't know how.... :( Night can you put henna in my hands too?? :)
hummm not really I used a tube of stuff yesterday swapped it with a girl for the raw powder... \i think in future Ill use the raw stuff and mix it up myself less lily to get globs that spurt out at you...I can give you the recipie if you like>:D
Yes I would love to... I really want to learn how to do this... :)
*singing*
"Nothing to show but this brand-new tatoo...
But it's a real beauy
A Mexican cutie
But how it got here I haven't an clue...
:lol:
wastin' time down in Margaritaville . . . . :)
mir, stop wasting time falling off buildings! :-) How u been?
is it just me that thinks your name suits the above post? :banana:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bluebiird
tut tut. cute? i hate it when people call me that! im small but not that small and im still a grown up....ok, fine! im half a grown up. im a grown up with a strong inner child.Quote:
Originally Posted by OZEED
GOOD RIDDANCE (U SAID GOODBYE). THIS CUTE ENOUGH FOR YOU?
Or HoW AbOuT ThIs I lIkE ThIs MoRe. I cant believe im so sad as to really hold the caps down every odd letter. may god have mercy...on all of you!
(i am very very very very very very very (still cute?) OPTIMISTIC)
mmmm........
Maybe, instead of coffee, we can consider some of these:http://www.tescodiets.com/b2b/msndie...20&code=410600Quote:
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6. Guac This Way! Avocadoes have been ditched by dieters for a long time. The high fat content of one avocado may send shivers up a low fat dieter’s spine, but besides being an excellent source of folate and potassium, avocado's strength comes from its fat. The monounsaturated fats, particularly oleic acid found in avocadoes, can actually improve cholesterol levels in the body and help control diabetes. The fibre content is impressive too. One avocado has more fibre than a Weetabix biscuit!
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4. Go Bananas! One lovely banana can help reduce blood pressure and relieve heartburn. How appealing is that? The fact is we eat an average of 27 pounds of bananas a year and that's no bad thing. You almost can't eat enough potassium-rich foods. And as far as tryptophan-rich foods go (a protein that converts to serotonin) bananas may help with depression. That certainly makes bananas one of the best of the bunch.
3. Tea Time! Skip the hob nobs and you may be on to something. Both green tea and black tea contain flavonoids that have excellent antioxidant properties. Studies have shown that regular tea consumption (up to three cups a day) decreases the risk of heart disease and stroke. A bonus to dieters: other studies have also shown tea to block some of the effects of fats after a heavy meal.
2. Mushroom Cloud! Mushrooms contain two important B vitamins: niacin and riboflavin. Both of these nutrients help your body form the enzymes needed to help the body metabolise more efficiently. ****ake mushrooms, found in both dried and fresh form, are a little more exotic than plain white button mushrooms, but are amazing immune boosting fungi. So much so that some scientists are testing ****akes against the HIV virus. One warning about mushrooms: in their raw state, they can contain toxins or carry salmonella. But cooked, they are a dieters dream with only 13 calories in 100g!
1. Hold the Onions! Hold them dear to your heart, that is. These lovelies have enough power to help raise HDL (good) cholesterol levels while lowering blood pressure. Feeling stuffy? Onions help relieve congestion and make breathing a little easier. Onion poultices were common treatment for colds in the old days. The very thing that makes your eyes water with onions (sulphur) have anti-inflammatory properties, too, making onions a natural healer as well.
Good God. I'm surprised they didn't include grass in all that rabbit food. I rather stay with the manly diet.:D
This is a really hard thread to jump in on D:
I worked in a coffee shop for a little while in highschool. The best drink, hands down: white chocolate mocha with almond flavoring, topped with whipped cream laced with chocolate and caramel sauce.
'Rabbit food' you say??? Rabbit?!?! You mean 'rabbit' as in:Quote:
Originally Posted by Virgil
http://home.comcast.net/~bloodfr0st/Jessica_Rabbit.jpg
Wow! If she eats rabbit food, then count me in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scheherazade
Why? You wanna look like her?Quote:
Originally Posted by Virgil
:D
Naw, he just hopes they bump into each other at the same cabbage patch xD
...and my, what a momentous bump that would be! :brow:
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Is Jessica Rabbit Virgil's forum "crush"? Oh, I suppose she would have to be a member here first...:p
ladies, good moro, good day, good night to some.
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behold a list of some of my faviourtest foood!!
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Originally Posted by Scheherazade
so how come Im not healthier then?
Maybe it is what you have between these... I know it is for me!Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightshade
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