05:18 - Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2005
wednesday occurs every 7 days......
ya know, its a shame that the hurricane hit, but i gotta tell ya folks, them looters there need to be shot on sight!!! thats all im gonna say about that!
well its wednesday again, as my pal, poolie, the famous screenwriter sez, "it happens every 7 days!"
heres proof i have no life:
i'm on a sopranos kick, last year, it was 24. i watch the sopranos as much as i can, and thanks to netflix, i can get ALL the sopranos episodes on DVD, starting with season 1, so i can watch, and get all caught up. also, strange dream last night! i dreamed i was sitting with tony and his crew, eating, and having a good time. then the cat started walking all over me, and woke me up! hahahahaaa!!! creamsicle wanted in the closet!! he seems to like it in there, he sits there ALL DAY!!! unless i get him out, but then, when i do, he just whines, and paws at me to let him back in there. i dont like him to sit in there ALL DAY, it aint natural! i look at him, and wonder what he thinks.
heres a fun pic that my pal, chocolate chaos sent me a few days ago!!
yahoo messenger has an updated version, called yahoo messenger with voice.
i need to get outta this FUNK!!!
well heres some interesting stuff!!
Every year on the last Wednesday in August, the Spanish town of Bu�ol becomes home to the world's biggest food fight: La Tomatina. On this day, 35,000 revelers will pelt each other with 120 tons of tomatoes in a disgusting splatterfest that, admittedly, is packed with vitamins A and C. La Tomatina, or as it's known in English, "idiots with tomatoes," began in 1945 as all good parties do; namely, with an act of violence. A few rowdy spectators who had crowded into the town square to witness a carnival parade pushed over one of the marchers. The angry victim spotted a nearby vegetable stall, and La Tomatina was born. These days, the festival is organized by the town itself, and the sight of thousands of pulp-drenched partiers destroying truckloads of perfectly good food is an annual spectacle that delights people the world over, particularly people living in poverty-stricken African villages. Just kidding! Ha ha! They don't even have TVs to watch it on! Ha ha!
If you prefer your vegetable-related festivals a little more subdued, you might want to check out the Corn Palace Festival, which starts today in Mitchell, South Dakota, home to what the town proudly reminds you is the world's only Corn Palace. Despite its lofty name, the Corn Palace is more of a meeting and convention center and less of a compound where wealthy Dakota prince-farmers would keep their concubines. But it's the building's exterior that gets the royal treatment, decorated each year with huge murals made with thousands of bushels of corn, as well as grain, wild oats, rye and wheat.
If you can't make it to either La Tomatina or the Corn Palace Festival this year, you can still participate in the spirit of these celebrations by purchasing a few hundred dollars worth of items from Whole Foods, and then giving it to a homeless person.
well, thats all the crap ya getting from this sap!!
hava happy wednesday!! i need to cheer up.
FACT OF THE DAY
One of the greatest kings of England died today in 1422. Henry V's reign was brief but due to the dramatic nature of his victory at Agincourt (and its subsequent dramatisation by Shakespeare) and the fact that had he lived, he would have become the monarch of both France and England, he remains a potent symbol of medieval monarchy.
CAT OF THE DAY
