100% fur dich
Nov. 11th, 2001 12:23 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
missfrostWell this has a very innocent translation, really. But it's a fantastic stamp. Unlike the postcard which is less than thrilling :P
Of course we'd all have less problems if we spoke Europanto, which supercedes Esperanto in that it merely throws together European languages in a way that everyone can understand. If you have a bit of French, German and so on it's blindingly simple. There are no grammatical rules - you just use what you know. C'est sehr bene!
Jet Black and Bleached was rather good. I shall return. I think we all got reasonably drunken, and we danced lots. And I don't appear to have a hangover. Probably because I ate two whole helpings of chicken before I went out, which Carine is still shaking her head about. I mean two whole chicken breasts, with vegetables. Yum.
Oh this morning they showed Bohemian Like You on MTV, and forgot to do the blurring bit! Most amusing, and just when I was thinking that I'd be happy never to hear that song again too.
One of Carine's favourite subjects is 'women who wear very little in music videos,' sadly she missed Bohemian (and the wearing of as little as possible) but she was eloquent on the subject of PJ Harvey "Girl you need a bra. I'm very happy that you're comfortable with yourself, but not at 10.15 on a Sunday morning please."
Our normal abuse figure is Jennifer Lopez though. Or the amusingly styled J-Lo. Would I get away with calling myself R-Bra? *cackles* *thinks* The best ones I can randomly come up with from people I know are C-Sli, B-Whi, D-Ho, S-Hus, G-Pea *cackles louder*
So, yes, J-Lo. Fat arse or what? (/bitch)
I am considering whether or not to participate in Suede Karaoke. It has truly always been my ambition to sing the line "Shaking their meat to the beat" in front of a room full of people.
Of course we'd all have less problems if we spoke Europanto, which supercedes Esperanto in that it merely throws together European languages in a way that everyone can understand. If you have a bit of French, German and so on it's blindingly simple. There are no grammatical rules - you just use what you know. C'est sehr bene!
Jet Black and Bleached was rather good. I shall return. I think we all got reasonably drunken, and we danced lots. And I don't appear to have a hangover. Probably because I ate two whole helpings of chicken before I went out, which Carine is still shaking her head about. I mean two whole chicken breasts, with vegetables. Yum.
Oh this morning they showed Bohemian Like You on MTV, and forgot to do the blurring bit! Most amusing, and just when I was thinking that I'd be happy never to hear that song again too.
One of Carine's favourite subjects is 'women who wear very little in music videos,' sadly she missed Bohemian (and the wearing of as little as possible) but she was eloquent on the subject of PJ Harvey "Girl you need a bra. I'm very happy that you're comfortable with yourself, but not at 10.15 on a Sunday morning please."
Our normal abuse figure is Jennifer Lopez though. Or the amusingly styled J-Lo. Would I get away with calling myself R-Bra? *cackles* *thinks* The best ones I can randomly come up with from people I know are C-Sli, B-Whi, D-Ho, S-Hus, G-Pea *cackles louder*
So, yes, J-Lo. Fat arse or what? (/bitch)
I am considering whether or not to participate in Suede Karaoke. It has truly always been my ambition to sing the line "Shaking their meat to the beat" in front of a room full of people.
