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Oh bugger!! :-( :-( :-(
Posted Jul 22, 2004
I just found by accident something that I wrote many years ago on this site. It is really annoying how everything is kept for ever. I was very young and very stupid and I don't know what I was thinking and I really didn't mean it, even though it was true, if that makes sense. No, not quite. Anyway, I'd like to apologise to everybody involved (well, nobody really minded, but I do) and ask you all to forget it (everybody probably has and nobody knows what I'm talking about. argh. I'm a loony). I also feel like banging my head up and down on the desk to get rid of all the stupidness, but I'm at school now, so that's probably not such a good idea. Damn.
I would now officially like to disassociate myself from that terrible post, probably the whole thread in general. It was not me. It was...Little Niwt. I am Medium Niwt.
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Some important information you should all know
Posted Jul 20, 2004
If you have 10 grey socks, one will definitely go missing. This means that you either have to wash things halfway through the week, or spend one day with one smelly foot.A158627 should probably not be in the edited guide. Neither should A193934. If you watch "Requiem for a Dream" you will cry for quite a long time during and afterwards. Wil Traval is very, very cool. If you want to put your rubbish in someone else's pocket it is good if you squash your rubbish flat, then get them to look in another direction. If you find a book you like, and it is by Bryce Courtenay or Diana Wynne Jones, chances are you will never get to finish it if you don't own the book. Every time you try to borrow it from libraries, no matter which library in which country, everything will go wrong and you will never finish the book. It is possible to spend years trying to complete a book and never getting there. If you have a little sister who you get on really well with 90% of the time, and who is a terror the other 10%, do not hit her no matter how tempted you are or how rarely you do it. You will end up breaking your watch.
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Latest reply: Jul 20, 2004
Another Bizarre Cooking Incident
Posted Jun 21, 2004
My father was cooking pasta sauce and my mother and my sister were making an apple pie. I was running around talking about Omar and grating cheese. It was all very sweet and lovely until we made the mistake of trying to turn on the oven. Our oven contains two ovens, one a big grill thingo, and another a smaller oven. Both are really old and the top one has gone completely kaput. 
So we tried to turn it on anyway, but nothing happened, so we had to use the smaller oven. The last time we used that was last school holidays, when a friend of mine came over and we decided to cook brownies. She's a brownie expert and usually make delicious brownies, but somehow we forgot the eggs, so we had a sort of sludge. It spilt over the tray, onto the element and set the oven on fire and put a whole lot of smoke into the kitchen. Once that was over, we ate our carbon sludge, and I cleaned the oven. 
Apparently I didn't clean it very well, because we turn it on again and huge clouds of black smoke come billowing out and the oven is not available for use. So we rang up a nearby friend and said "Can we borrow your oven to cook our apple pie?" 
Absolutely bizarre thing to do - but she said yes, and I just farewelled my mother and sister who are leaving the house complete with a wrapped up raw pie! 
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Latest reply: Jun 21, 2004
oh, the dodginess
Posted Jun 20, 2004
"Think of your Journal as your personal diary. If you want to preserve your writing in a more permanent format you might like to create a Guide Entry, but remember that everything you write is always part of the Guide, and other visitors to your page can still read what you've said, and discuss it." I would've thought that journal entries are more permanent than guide entries, seeing as guide entries can be edited/deleted and journal entries can't! 
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Latest reply: Jun 20, 2004
Long Long Holidays :-D
Posted Jun 20, 2004
We get ages off school...about a month. Yay! It's because we had horrible painful exams, which were nasty. It's the first time ever I've done real exams (everybody else seems to have done them before 
) so I was rather worried. French and Legal Studies were fairly easy, English and History were...interesting, and Maths and Chemistry were both disastrous.
One teacher thought it would be nice to show us "Runaway Jury" before exams, instead of making us revise, but unfortunately we only got through about half the film (to a really exciting part) and then exams started! Argh! I got so desperate I read the book, which was excellent, but I still haven't seen the ending of the film! 
I ended up having to watch two American Pies (not my choice, honestly!), plus "Dead Poets Society", "Secretary" and for some unknown reason, "Sweet Home Alabama". 
I have spent most of my holiday time so far attending parties. I am not a party sort of person. Especially not that kind of party erm sort of person. I am an antisocial maggot yet strangely enough I went to three parties in one week, plus my sister's birthday party. I've been quite enjoying all these parties. It's something about this new school! They just have parties and are friendly the whole time! 
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