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Galigan Posted Jan 11, 2007
Don't worry I'm here. Just read your journal and was so releived that you're ok, but the hospital stuff worried me, especially your escape attempt. So glad you're ok though, I heard on a full moon which is when significant things seem to happen in my life.
I'm so sorry but I have to go now, there's a school tour I've just been asked to do. How weird is this though, the family are from South Africa!
I'll be on later I promise! Email me!
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Raven - I think I know what happens next Posted Jan 12, 2007
Hey
You never did answer my last email...
So how are blackcurrant jaffa cakes anyway? Glad to see you're using your tagline
So you work with the moon, eh? I'm not into astrology and stuff, but I know the constellations.
By the way, I just need to kick your @$$ really hard on one matter...Hmmm...
High School Musical. *kicks your @$$* My god, it was like Westlife meets Josie and the PussyCats with annoying interuptions from Justin Timberlake. And then I couldn't get the friggin' songs out of my head!
I still haven't seen it yet, but I had the soundtrack and I'd intended to listen to it sometime, then Prov found it and put it on when I was in hospital and I'd been strapped down so I couldn't get up to change CD and as a result it kept repeating and repeating and repeating........ *faints*
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Galigan Posted Jan 16, 2007
They're ok actually. Bit different.
Sorry I haven't replied sooner, internet problems this end. I've been in internet limbo for 4 days and it's not nice!
I don't work with it per-say, we just understand each other. It just seems to do good things when it pops up, or at least significant things even if I can't call them noticeably good.
How is that my fault?! I would never have recommended that film, if I mentioned it it would have been a scathing enditment on it as being a rubbish film! And I know what you mean about the songs, they are SOOOOO stick-in-the-head-y!! So that wasn't my fault and I owe you as @$$ kicking... as soon as you heal.
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Raven - I think I know what happens next Posted Jan 17, 2007
Hehe - I know ALL about internet limbo! I feel for you!
And it IS all your fault because you brought it up first
And no @$$-kicking because my bum's already horribly sore
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Galigan Posted Jan 17, 2007
Hence why I wait until a) you're healed up properly and b) you least expect it.
And if I brought up the subject of bunjee jumping would you go and watch that?
You're online! I have a lesson in 6 minutes! Ack!
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Galigan Posted Jan 18, 2007
Hmm. Why don't you write a song about the birds and the bees? Or start a hospital diary that you can sell for squillions once you get famous? Or get a playstation!
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Raven - I think I know what happens next Posted Jan 19, 2007
Hmmm... Placebo did the first, Christopher Reeve did the second, and I don't want a playstation...I don't have a TV anyway.
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Galigan Posted Jan 19, 2007
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So what's all your furniture pointed at?
But chin up eh. Or keep it down and use it to overthrow others in your path. Much like a cowcatcher.
Sorry, in a bit of a weirdly floaty mood this morning.
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Raven - I think I know what happens next Posted Jan 19, 2007
Oh hey, yeah you are early today
And the furniture points at the other furniture which is pointed at the other furniture which is pointed back at the oter furniture
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Galigan Posted Jan 19, 2007
Yes ah am!
*thinks about this furniture phenomenon where the furniture points at the other furniture which points at the furniture which points at the furniture which poi...*
*falls over*
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Raven - I think I know what happens next Posted Jan 19, 2007
I don't mind not having a TV actually. Grew up like that so it's fine.
Bet you couldn't survive like that!
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Galigan Posted Jan 19, 2007
I can survive like that at school because I've got other stuff to do and because there's internet here. If I woke up on an Amish farm in the mid west one day I'm probably go crazy within a week. I love my gadgets, me.
I do think though that sometimes life without them is rather cool, like when I get into my car I have my ipod, my phone, normally my wallet, sometimes a phone headset and whatever else I'm carrying at the time, like maybe a jumper. After I get in I have to put everything where it goes and tune the ipod into the stereo and all that and it takes ages and is ridiculous! When there's a passenger though I just get them to do it instead and career off at a rate of knots. I love driving, me.
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Galigan Posted Jan 22, 2007
You know me oh too well.
I grew up on a large rock, so without of the internet and television I would probably have been a much better swimmer.
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Raven - I think I know what happens next Posted Jan 22, 2007
Like how? You can't swim on rocks.
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