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micheal barrymore in a dark alley when i have a big stick. or maybe a shovel. he sucks.
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Man who sneezes without hanky takes matters into his own hands.
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only ones with me in.
something i have a love hate relationship with. i very much enjoy (love?) er, scrubs, csi (horatio makes me laugh out loud). i don't enjoy (hate?)finding i've spent an extraordinary amount of time staring at an electronic box, possibly with my mouth open.
loads, yes please send them to me. currently american gods by neil gaiman. right finished that and then read monstrous regiment and the truth by terry pratchett (not for the 1st time) and then i read kansas in summer (not in kansas and not in the summer) by patrick gale.and then halfway thru i read the dark tower by steven king, which was scary and kept me awake and gave me very vivid dreams and ended quite well considering its taken him 7 books to get there, then went back to kansas in summer. and i'm just reading maskerade by terry p again and think i'll buy that for david for christmas, but don't tell him. and then i'm gonna start on the time travellers wife cos people keep going on about it. oh and its not called kansas in summer its kansas in august, but its nt set in august either. well now i've finished time travellers wife, was ok and the last 3rd of the book is really quite good. and i re read night watch by tezza p. not sure whats next... just re read harry potter and the order of the phoenix, cos i read that the film was coming out in the summer and got a little bit over excited about it. and now onto christmas book... have read the dead days by maurice sedgemore, bit creepy but the characters were skant and i kept waiting for more information, which didn't arrive. think its a kids book actually, but since my mum bought it i guess that's ok. well now i'm reading the devil wears prada by lauren weisberger. its quite engaging, but is defo a chick lit type book, will just have to plough on... well it was ok. didn;t really set my world on fire. am now reading the lighthouse by PD james, she uses big words... well that took me longer than i expected cos i got bored and found out whodunnit and i read strat by tezza p in between, which was nice and then i read we need to talk about kevin, i didn't like it in the beginning cos she was WELL whiny and narcississsssticuss but once kevin was born it was cool. although a little TRITE at the end (if you read it you know what i mean) haven't made my next pick yet but the think its gonna be this one about chinese women something to do with a secret fan?yar so i read that, snow flower and the secret fan, was good she had a way of writing terribly simply yet beautifully that i appreciate. then i read HP and the half blood prince cos i'm still over excited about the film this year and the book coming out also. now i'm reading samurail boogie, that my boss bought me from a charity shop to stop me whining at lunchtime cos i'm so BORED. oh and then i read man in the high castle by phillip k dick and its was like so totally amazing because japan and the nazi's won WWII and life is all mental and what, when you get right down to it is reality??? yeah see i know you are enraptured by it all. and then cos it was so great a read a scanner darkly by the same dude and he actaully might nlow my mind and if he wasn't dead i might blow him.
erm, Sarah Jessica Parker running down the road in 4 inch stilettoes. Took my breath away
What breed of cat are you? Your Result: British Shorthair
"Meow. I said meow! Where's my food?" All we ever hear about British cats in published material is that they're loyal and good hunters. But we British cat owners know that as house cats, you are quite useless, except maybe as very heavy heating pads. You are greedy, demanding, and narcissistic. Nevertheless, you are irresistible, so we end up worshiping you despite your obvious flaws of character.