randomness

[Anonymous]

Or is it a total disaster?  Oh NOOOOO!!!! *drowns in a sea of bad jokes*

[Anonymous]

Once there was a drowning man, as his last request he made an excuse for not to debvour by the imminent aluminum that had befallen him.  What happen?!

[Anonymous]

Hey hey hey post number 50 is right here... now you can say you saw it!

[Anonymous]

Nope...52. Didn't see it.

Hey, the other day, while I was sitting in a car with some friends omw to seeing The Village, the car in front of us had the sign DH 66666. Sick.

And just a little later, we saw a xx 77766.

Symbolic, eh?

[Anonymous]

random word for the random thread:

bricolage \bree-koh-LAHZH; brih-\, noun:
Construction or something constructed by using whatever materials happen to be available.

p.s. your one and only grimkitten is really sick so if you want to send me cookies .... mmmmmmm cookies ....

[Anonymous]

Did you get spayed or neutered Kitten ?

:-P

I'm sorry.  I didn't mean to make fun of your illness :-)

[Anonymous]

Well, you see Orasu, that post that said it was my fiftieth post was and ever shall be my fiftieth post, so whether you know it or not, it is the one and only fiftieth post!

[Anonymous]

Oh NOOOO!!!! *drowns in a sea of fiftieth posts*  (Are my posts random anymore?  Or have they become expected!?)

[Anonymous]

I saw it coming.

[Anonymous]

Smoking raisins is like LSD..on acid!

[Anonymous]

random word for the random thread:

synesthesia or synaesthesia (sin-uhs-THEE-zhuh, -zhee-uh) noun

1. A sensation felt in one part of the body when stimulus is applied to another part, e.g. visualization of a color on hearing a sound.

2. (In literature) Using an unrelated sense to describe something, e.g. warm sounds or fragrant words.


currently the room is spinning so if you please put tha raisins down, no one will get hurt. take the car out from under the bed and roll up the keyboard so you don't spill kitten everywhere. thank you.

[Anonymous]

spinning rooms

random word(not better then grims though)

1 entry found for metastasizing.
me·tas·ta·size  
   1. To be transmitted or transferred by metastasis.
   2. To be changed or transformed, especially dangerously: “a need for love that would metastasize into an insatiable craving for attention” (Michiko Kakutani).
   3. To spread, especially destructively: “ [disinformation]... that even now continues to metastasize... to such a degree that myth threatens to overthrow history” (Gore Vidal).

[Anonymous]

Fifth Law of Procrastination:
        Procrastination avoids boredom; one never has the feeling that
there is nothing important to do.

I love nix, ITS SPEAKING DIRTY TO ME

[Anonymous]

always remember your six P's (brought to you by the sths class of '03):

Proper
Preparation
Prevents
Piss
Poor
Performance

[Anonymous]

South Africa: First find

The first hint that a modern, living coelacanth existed was when Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer, who was curator of a museum in East London, South Africa was inspecting local fish catches for unusual specimens in 1938. She was looking at the catch of a fishing boat that had been fishing for sharks near the Chalumna River, and saw an odd blue fish fin in the catch. She pulled the fish out of the pile and brought it to the museum to find out what kind of fish it was. Professor James Leonard Brierley Smith, the scientist she consulted, was surprised to see the fish because it looked like the coelacanths which were known only from fossils. The species was named Latimeria chalumnae in honour of her and the waters in which it was found.

Comoros

A worldwide search was launched for more coelacanths, with a reward of 100 British pounds
(a very substantial sum to the average South African fisherman of the time). Fourteen years later, they were found in the Comoros The Comorans, in port of Mutsamudu on the Comoran island of Anjouan, were puzzled that someone would pay big money for what the locals called a gombessa or mame, an inferior (nearly inedible) fish that their fishermen occasionally caught by mistake.

They now understand the significance of their endangered species and have a program in place to return any accidentally caught gombessa to deep water so that it can survive.