Meme from here:
1. Enter your first name only into Google.
2. Click on “Images”.
3. Pick your favourite and post it in your blog.
I have a couple. Here is: the best random picture of goofy people, the most badass computer generated image, the most buxom drawing, and the one that most reveals my injured soul.
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My Dad sent this to me this morning:
In The Act of Creation, Arthur Koestler reported on the phenomenon of compulsive punning, known as Forster’s syndrome, after the German surgeon who first observed it. When Dr. Forster was removing a tumour on the brain of a patient, he noticed that as he manipulated certain areas of the brain the patient would burst into a manic flight of puns. The sound of one word swiftly echoed in the sound of the next, and all of the words had something to do with knives and butchery. This gruesome humour, Koestler noted, all came ‘from a man tied facedown to the operating table with his skull open.’
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There’s no way I’m going to catch up to Kelly at the rate I’m going, but I’m plodding on with 50 more questions anyway. Here’s parts 1, 2 and 3.
151. What is louder and more annoying: 200 adults talking or one four-year-old screaming?
The four-year-old. I had to put up with one on the bus back from Toronto last time I visited my folks. Instead of calming the kid down, his mother just slapped and yelled at him. This went on for 3 hours, no foolin’. Some people shouldn’t be parents.
152. Do you believe the stories about planes, boats and people mysteriously disappearing into the Bermuda triangle?
I would believe that about Bermuda shorts, as they are fairly large compared to other laid-back apparel. But definitely not the Bermuda triangle. Geometric objects don’t eat sailors, they leave that to betentacled priest-Gods.
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