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Jun. 1st, 2006 07:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nnyI've been friended by four people in the last couple of days. This has brought on a small flutter of paranoia, as a spate of friending does tend to. I wonder where you've come from, what you're expecting of me, precisely how I should write to keep you.
And then I remember that my flatmate fed me wine, and we're watching amores perros which is possibly spelt differently tonight, and I stop worrying and learn to love the bomb. YAY BOMB!
I resent my coworkers, by the way. Because as a part of the training course there was this ridiculous 'what colour do you think of your coworker as?' exercise. And for me? They chose beige.
Beige.
I'm not beige, right?
In other news, this absolutely and completely hurts my brain. I'm not one to comment on current events very often, because I'm not particularly savvy or up to date and my thought trains are meandering enough that I'd only end up hurting myself. But I heard this on the radio and actually stopped dead, mid-walk home. The BBC website is a little more helpful than classic FM news (shut up, I'm still cool) and mentions the fact that investigations are still underway and that charges will most likely be brought and so on, but it's just such a nothing measure.
Being in the army, seems like, is like being president of the galaxy. The majority of those who want to do it shouldn't be allowed the job.
Like I said, meandering. Never mind, eh.
And then I remember that my flatmate fed me wine, and we're watching amores perros which is possibly spelt differently tonight, and I stop worrying and learn to love the bomb. YAY BOMB!
I resent my coworkers, by the way. Because as a part of the training course there was this ridiculous 'what colour do you think of your coworker as?' exercise. And for me? They chose beige.
Beige.
I'm not beige, right?
In other news, this absolutely and completely hurts my brain. I'm not one to comment on current events very often, because I'm not particularly savvy or up to date and my thought trains are meandering enough that I'd only end up hurting myself. But I heard this on the radio and actually stopped dead, mid-walk home. The BBC website is a little more helpful than classic FM news (shut up, I'm still cool) and mentions the fact that investigations are still underway and that charges will most likely be brought and so on, but it's just such a nothing measure.
Being in the army, seems like, is like being president of the galaxy. The majority of those who want to do it shouldn't be allowed the job.
Like I said, meandering. Never mind, eh.
