| I am delightful. |
[10 Jul 2009|04:23pm] |
Apparently they aren't putting small press books in Borders. SO WE HEAR. Local New Zealand publishers are getting stiffed! This must be rectified. Tomorrow (as it looks like I won't be doing any community work this weekend) I shall be out annoying retail staff. Well. Once I find out for sure this is the case.
Also.
Apparently it's not just Andy and Me who think this bloke has joined a cult. Have been talking to others who've been watching this and been like... HMMM. :/ It's one of those evangelical ones and I looked them up and they have seminars and camps on things like HOW TO LIVE DURING THE END TIMES and other stuff that scares the shite out of me. It's freaky as fuck. How precisely do you uhhhhh approach this kind of situation? Another friend of mine was in a cult from birth and only just got out, and I never even knew he was religious at any part of our friendship, he hid the cult so well. It's so fucked, I don't know what to do.
The dude hasn't written back to Andy's nervy little enquiry so we're waiting but... omgomg, this is so fucked up, I can't stop thinking about it.
In better news I am going to Dr Sketchy tomorrow, I swear. But I just got an email and apparently our little charity stall is ON, so I'm going to have to go all WAHHH ANIMAL RIGHTS until 1:30, run home, and then come back in to be all HMMM DRAWING BURLESQUE MODELS until 7.
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| Defriending everyday objects |
[10 Jul 2009|08:51pm] |
It's time we evolved the language again. Why simply use "defriending" when referring to people? Now you can use it on everyday objects as well! Some examples:
"I couldn't wait to defriend my shoes after I got home yesterday."
"I defriended the bus outside my house."
"Defriend this shit, I'm leaving!"
"Excuse me, I'm off to defriend some poo."
Try it on your friends and family! Get on the future train before it defriends you.
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