chris hoy cycling

when i think of my colossal, cyclopean, elephantine, enormous, gargantuan, giant, gross, humongous, immeasurable, jumbo, massive, monstrous, whopping, titanic, (HAHA) L1R5 for the end of years, i feel like puking. Haha i just went to search for some words that mean huge and i think the word elephantine is quite funny. Eh you know what i think people actually think iapos;m stupid. Just that they try to cover up with the most innocuous comments. Man, i know iapos;m stupid. Haha.

i think travis wall is unquestionably cool. So i added his myspace link�onto my cool list of�links of cool people. Hoho watch this, travis teaches you how to do turns. Oh and hey travis advices you to go for dance classes amelia cheng shi ting i want to go for classes

i think my blogapos;s very silent and quiet. Like a toilet in fullerton hotel. (ok actually i donapos;t really know how it sounds like) i donapos;t feel like talking to anyone online today so iapos;m being extremely annoying on msn. Sorry friends. Binomial theorem is sucking the life out of me. Itapos;s boring stuff.
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foot rot in cattle

Iapos;ve seen the ones in red. First movie of Rickmanapos;s I saw is underlined. Iapos;ve done fairly well, but I suspect Shezapos;s list would be a blaze of color (except she bolded her movies).

01. Bottle Shock (2008)
02. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007)
03. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007) own it
04. Nobel Son (2007)
05. Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006)
06. Snow Cake (2006) own it
07. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) own it
08. The Hitchhikerapos;s Guide to the Galaxy (2005)
09. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) own it
10. Something the Lord Made (2004)
11. Love Actually (2003) own it
12. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002) own it - love it ( Iwonder why...)
13. "King of the Hill" (2002)
14. The Search for John Gissing (2001) own it
15. Harry Potter and the Sorcererapos;s Stone (2001) own it
16. We Know Where You Live (2001)
17. Blow Dry (2001) own it - love it
18. Help, Iapos;m a fish (2000)
19. Play (2000)
20. Galaxy Quest (1999) own it - love it
21. Dogma (1999) own it
22. Dark Harbor (1998)
23. Judas Kiss (1998)
24. The Winter Guest (1997)
25. Michael Collins (1996)
26. Rasputin (1996)
27. Sense and Sensibility (1995)
28. An Awfully Big Adventure (1995)
29. Mesmer (1994)
30. "Fallen Angels" (1993)
31. Bob Roberts (1992)
32. Close My Eyes (1991)
33. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991) own it - love the Sheriff. WANT the Sheriff
34. Closet Land (1991)
35. Truly Madly Deeply (1990) own it
36. Quigley Down Under (1990) own it
37. The January Man (1989)
38. Revolutionary Witness (1989)
39. Spirit of Man (1989)
40. Die Hard (1988)
41. "Girls on Top" (1985)
42. Pity in History (1985)
43.�The Barchester Chronicles�(1982)
44. "Smileyapos;s People" (1982)
45. "Th�r�se Raquin" (1980)
46. Romeo Juliet (1978)



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faradays principle of magnetic induction

Last weekend I went up to Missouri. I would generally avoid that, but my grandpa is in the hospital (heapos;s doing really well), so I had to face all of my childhood memories of that state being coated with spiders. Anyway, at one point we were sitting in the hospital courtyard playing cards, and my neck started itching, so I reached up to scratch it AND WHAT SHOULD I FIND BUT A GIANT FUCKING SPIDER. ON ME. ON MY NECK. EUGHHHHH. I donapos;t know if it fell from the sky or crawled all the way up my body, but either way I am about to vomit all over again just thinking about it.

Later there was another one on my grandpaapos;s back and I squashed that motherfucker like you would not believe.

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edmonton riots

10 Things I did today (in no particular order):

1. Watched 3 (bimbo) movies (Bring It On, Bring It On Again, Nanny Diaries). Teehee.
2. Watched one movie alone though :(
3. Finally ate YTF in school.
4. Screamed very loudly at Aaron because he screamed at me first, and for no good reason too. Crazy boy.
5. Said something I shouldnapos;t have.�(Hahahaha sorry boss)
6. Got terrible groupings for Lab :(
7. Bought books. Why am I taking Occupational Health and Safety??
8. Participated in plain tshirt day haha.
9. Was a pillion rider ()
10. Had a good day :)

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bobble head custom

OK, so i had just written the longest post known to man. About how i felt bad that my journal was called apos;confessions of an admin bitchapos; yet it was neither confessionally or admin-ey. It revealed secrets about my job (not State secrets or anything, just about how crap they are). It was fabulous. Poems and songs wouldapos;ve been written about it. A LJ community would have been set up just to discuss it. And then i clicked something. And it went away. And now iapos;m sad. And i donapos;t think i can recreate it. So iapos;m going to compile a list of words i either mispronouce or have made up and now use in every day language. Cause itapos;s funny and it drives my friends crazy.

* electronical (not electric, or electrical)
* genetical (as above)
* adding -ey to everything (see admin-ey above)
* melancholy (now this is a word, i just pronounce it as mel-onk-kolly)
* almond (also a word, i say all-mond, like ormond)
* tulip (as in two-lips)
* gaz-bo (instead of gazebo)

I have so many more, but these are the only ones i can think of off the top of my head.

Iapos;m off to mourn the loss of my journal post. Maybe iapos;ll rewrite it tomorrow.
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brief easter history

What a busy week.

We headed up to Gerald and Valapos;s for dinner. Jasonapos;s cousin Tammy was there with her youngest daughter, Katie, whoapos;s not even a year old yet. Not walking but furniture cruising and jonesin for the new, electronic bulldozer that Hunter took a liking to. There was some conflict over that as heapos;d run away, buying a precious few seconds to play before Katie caught up with him and he fled again. He also had fun chasing Deeogee again.

Heapos;s finished up his first week at the new daycare, which he loves. The early mornings have been rough as we try and re-arrange our schedules back to a more normal time. A couple nights he only got a couple hours of sleep. Our first bus leaves at 6:50ish so weapos;re out there at 6:40 or so in the pitch dark and itapos;s around 3 degrees (celsius) nowadays. Chilly and early But itapos;s good to have him back in care and heapos;s already made friends with a boy named Jack.

No pictures alas as my camera has officially died after that hammerball-hallway-toss. :(
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bpr business process redesign

OK, hereapos;s the thing. I have been invited to a posh party the week after next, and the dress code is "stylish". I am not a naturally stylish person. So I want to distract from this by doing a fabulous updo.

I do not have vast experience of fabulous updos, either. I am good at braiding or putting my hair in a quick bun with pins. Jaw-clips or a stick, but otherwise I am somewhat limited. Usually for parties I have my hair loose or in a half-up style, but Iapos;d like to do something different. Any ideas?

Caveats: My hair is approximately hip-length, no layers, very straight and slippery, and pretty much flat to my head. Itapos;s a warmish brown. It is impossible to persuade it to part anywhere but in the centre even if you pin it down (it reasserts itself, sometimes with comic effect). I donapos;t like using product on it, and would prefer to avoid it if necessary. I have a longish face with a high forehead, which tends to be accentuated if I pull my hair straight back (as in a French braid).

Iapos;ve done some poking around already, but a lot of the styles I see seem to depend on gallons of product, curling tongs (which I donapos;t have), layers or a side parting. Any thoughts? Pictures? Anecdotes of what you did for stylish parties?
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