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redfiona991) The meme:
Name one of my stories, and a timestamp sometime in the future after the end of the story, or sometime in the past before the story started, and I'll write you at least a hundred words of what happened then, whether it's five minutes before the story started or ten years in the future.
2) This is Sebastian Chabal
(picture care of BBC.co.uk)
Other than being rather good, and playing for Sale, could someone remind me that I'm not supposed to consider him to be one of the most handsome and attractive sportsmen I can think of. It's not even that that's a bad picture, that's how he normally looks. I think it's the rugged beardiness.
3) Once again, I stayed up to watch the Superbowl. Exactly why this has become a fencing club tradition is beyond me, when most of us don't care overly much for the game, and don't understand the rules. We also wish to object to the time it takes for anything to happen in it.
I am, however, impressed that the players don't back-chat to the referees.
I did end up cheering mostly for the Bears. Not due to any allegience, but because their defence went for ankles in the tackle and I approve of this. I had previously been told to cheer for the Colts on the grounds that, and this is direct quote from Rob, 'Peyton Manning is a god'. If he is, he's a scowling thunder-type god.
I did prefer the first half where it was more evenly split and both sides were trying their hardest. The puff did seem to rush out of the Bears about half way through the second quarter, didn't it?
That's about it, other than Prince was a wee bit crudy, wasn't he?
Name one of my stories, and a timestamp sometime in the future after the end of the story, or sometime in the past before the story started, and I'll write you at least a hundred words of what happened then, whether it's five minutes before the story started or ten years in the future.
2) This is Sebastian Chabal
(picture care of BBC.co.uk)
Other than being rather good, and playing for Sale, could someone remind me that I'm not supposed to consider him to be one of the most handsome and attractive sportsmen I can think of. It's not even that that's a bad picture, that's how he normally looks. I think it's the rugged beardiness.
3) Once again, I stayed up to watch the Superbowl. Exactly why this has become a fencing club tradition is beyond me, when most of us don't care overly much for the game, and don't understand the rules. We also wish to object to the time it takes for anything to happen in it.
I am, however, impressed that the players don't back-chat to the referees.
I did end up cheering mostly for the Bears. Not due to any allegience, but because their defence went for ankles in the tackle and I approve of this. I had previously been told to cheer for the Colts on the grounds that, and this is direct quote from Rob, 'Peyton Manning is a god'. If he is, he's a scowling thunder-type god.
I did prefer the first half where it was more evenly split and both sides were trying their hardest. The puff did seem to rush out of the Bears about half way through the second quarter, didn't it?
That's about it, other than Prince was a wee bit crudy, wasn't he?
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Date: 2007-02-06 12:32 am (UTC)2) He looks like a thin Justin Lee Collins from here :p
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Date: 2007-02-06 08:28 pm (UTC)2) :P I'd love to respond with something sensible, but the only thing I can think of saying is that he's not a pillock like JLC.
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