Alphabet Meme #2
A - Available: Only in the most spectacular of circumstances.
B - Best friend: Porn King. Mind you, Doctor Lock, Professor Plonk and Cap’n Vino all have sufficient best-friend-like properties to qualify. I’m pretty lucky.

D - Drink of choice: Rusty Nail, Chai latte or a 2002 Californian Shiraz
E - Essential thing used everyday: Penis (for peeing and little else, unfortunately.)
F - Favourite colour: I’m not a colourist. I’m politically correct that way. Hey, you can tell a Canadian created this meme, eh? The ‘OU’ thing.

H-Hometown: Lat: 43.698172, Long: -79.746355, Earth
I - Indulgence: I’m 305 lbs. Take a guess.
J - January or February: Hmm. Let’s see. January: Blizzards, heating bills, influenza, slipping on the ice, traffic jams, stuck in snow, driving into ditches and freezing my tits off – versus February: Snow storms, heating bills, coughing and sneezing, slipping and falling, traffic jams, spinning tires, careening off the road and frost bite. Tough call. I’d say they’re equally enchanting.
K - Kids and names: If a girl: Arwen or Scout. If a boy: Dashel or Belhap Sattlestone Wirldess ag Miracloat roo Cononson. Mind you, the one and only reason I’d ever consider having a child would be so that I could name someone Belhap Sattlestone Wirldess ag Miracloat roo Cononson. The world is suspiciously short of them.


M - Marriage date: Sorry. Wrong number.
N - Number of siblings: First off, they ought to call ‘em squiblings. I have two, biologically, but only one that I actually squibble with.
O - Oranges or apples: Apples for sure. Though slightly less aerodynamic, they shatter upon impact more spectacularly.
P - Phobias: Cancer, heart disease, really large insects, children, getting published, black holes, SAPDFOTU, my ego, noise and Big Brother.

Q - Quote: Matt Groening’s definition of love: Love is a snowmobile racing across the tundra and then suddenly it flips over, pinning you underneath. At night, the ice weasels come.
R - Reason to smile: the Illicit Sweetheart, being alive, Robot Chicken, snorting milk out your nose, kids at Christmas and 13,995 more things...

S - Season: Rosemary. No, dill. Wait. Those are herbs. Um. Pepper. Oh, screw that. Ginger. Do herbs count as seasoning? Okay, rosemary.
T - Tag three people: Babs, Supermom and Aequitas. Participation is entirely optional.
U - Unknown fact about you: If I told you, it would become known, now, wouldn’t it?
W - Worst habit: Staying up too late. It’s 1:36 AM currently.
X - X-rays you have had: How did I know this question would be on here? Um. More than I’ve had xylophones anyway. Mostly bones and stuff. Internal things.
Y - Your favorite food: Yes.
Z - Zodiac: Rhymes with Kodiak, roadie yak, and explodiac. That’s all I know.
7 comments:
(commenting as I read, rather than all at once after I've read)
Hilarious!
As for the "OU" thing, it could also be British. Maybe the first Indian who did it changed it, no idea! I hate spellings like "color" and "favor" for some reason.
As for the "life" paragraph... beautiful! And what's the painting below it?
Oh, and I'm glad you tuned into my psychic frequency so well :D. Lovely read!
OK I did it Rich. I just want to know what kind of fugly bug that is *shudders*
You do realise that it'd be easier to be a vegetarian if you actually liked a vegetable...
Oh yeah, I'm with Claudia on the bug thing...what the bloody hell is that thing??? It's going to give me nightmares and I haven't slept well in three nights!
Suki, I forgot that the world extends beyond the shores of North America. Thanks for reminding me!
I snoozed that image of the painting from another blog where it was posted without attribution. After much googling, unfortunately, I still can't identify the source. Shame.
Wow! Strange to hear people ask about that bug. I assumed it was more widely known. It is the very common (in S. Ontario anyway) House Centipede. I've never lived in a home completely free of them. They're shy, preferring darkness - and moisture. I bump into one maybe once a year on average. They're fucking huge. And fast. They eat spiders and presumably, small dogs.
I have never seen such a thing in my life. I almost screamed! (And I don't scream easily)
I was so going to steal this before I saw that you tagged me. Your explanation of life is beautiful. I'm afraid mine will be more cynical.
I think the face on the house centipede is rather cute - he looks like he's surpised. However, the thing could lose a leg or 38.
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