unnethe

Friday night: dinner(1) at Iguacu, and a bottle of rather sweet Riesling. I like my wine sweet, and I'm not about to apologise to you. M chugged it down like a trooper because I refuse to drink red. Bless him.
So I'm very out-of-it by the time we get home, yet M, being a seasoned drinker (read: engineer), decides he wants to go out drinking...
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jimbo:

happy birthday!

Jan 8, 2006

bettina:

I don't think I ever properly thanked you for starting that appreciation threa in the Vintage Beauty group, you are so darling! I can't believe it keeps getting bumped!

As for the protein, do you drink shakes? There are a ton of good hemp protein products out there. Hemp is a great protein for vegans, this Canadian vegan athlete has his own line of supplement powder, called Vega
I like the Berry flavour best myself. He's got tons of good tips on the website about vegan nutrition too.

Jan 13, 2006

Bill Bailey, 'Love Song'.

I was alone my heart was cold it was a stone
my soul was lonely like a stone - there was no moss.
And when I danced I danced alone but then I did not dance
because I was alone. So I did not dance.
I shuffled through life invisible to all the happy couples who would mock
me with their...
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kiljoy:

I am TEH munter bogan. Hard out!

Dec 13, 2005

newark:

thank you for the kind words

sad to say they are my story

Dec 13, 2005

The vegan dinner was fantastic - great company and even better food, if that is possible.
Wheatmeat chicken is slightly unsettling... my mouth was replused by the 'realness' of the taste until my brain managed to convince it that yes, this is not actually dead flesh.
I have officially lost 10kg / 22 pounds in the last 3 months, as of today. Vegan + daily...
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buzzhum:

Hey!! Will you go drop in on my friend contemplating . Just maybe go say hi or something. He's new to the internet let alone SG...but good people.

Dec 4, 2005

vuokko:

Loved your story. Very hot.

Dec 10, 2005

Buzzhum tagged me for that journal thing. Fine, fine.
1) I have had malaria.
2) My first girlfriend cheated on me three times. Twice with guys. Suck!
3) She was also quite bad in bed.
4) My first cat was called Mushroom McGee.
5) Today my ex sent me flowers. I really hate excessive and inappropriate gifts.
6) I fall in love too easily. So...
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thefuckoffkid:

I read the thread you started first thing this morning! I think the responses you're getting should be helpful, at least I hope so.

As someone said, most of our emotional reactions ahve nothing to do with logic, or with how we want to feel or expect to feel or think we "should" feel.

Oct 31, 2005

nickfaust:

Given how good your skin is, I would definitely go with the adamantium grafts.

What would your superhero/mutant name be?

I am sorry about the toubles with the Ex. People can be such assholes sometimes.

[Edited on Nov 03, 2005 8:28AM]

Nov 2, 2005

I am single again. I am sad.

UPDATE 23/10: Ok, things are looking up. I bounce back. Study is going well. Saw Electric Six on friday and drank a whole lot of beer.

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buzzhum:

Sorry girlie. I hate the loss of equalibrium.

Oct 21, 2005

pandie:

awww

yes i am a vegetarian are you??

electric six were soo cool i managed to get into their sold out show haha. they played in some tent or something there right? hah they weren't so much into the tent

Oct 23, 2005

I went to lunch in Fortuna buffet restaurant the other day. It's in the Sky Tower complex, but not actually up the Sky Tower. So no nice view, as opposed to the Observatory, up in the Sky Tower, with both a wonderful view and a great salad bar. I've decided that watching the masses eat, especially loud, crass people who stuff themselves, makes my skin...
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baudot:

The view I cobbled together from a childhood of D&D-based history learning and the odd Scientific American article was that the Greeks became a little lax when a few hundred years proved them to be militarily secure. They were some of the first to come up with formation fighting in combination with military discipline, which gave them an advantage over the herd. They had the mountains, which take the wind out of most armies sails, and while we're talking about sails, they had the triremes, which were the scariest things floating in that day & age. Unapproachable over the sea, unapproachable over the land... it took the determination and discipline of the Romans to finally crack that nut. How long did it take the Romans anyway? Can we claim that the Greeks were taken by surprise, on a civilization level?

Life here is pretty good. The final semester is fairly madcap, so I shouldn't be around here as much as I was last time. I do school, i climb, i sleep, i repeat.

And in my book, if you're helping people get laid and everyone comes out happy, you're not betraying any team. Except the stuffy people. Screw the stuffy people.

[Edited on Oct 12, 2005 10:03AM]

Oct 12, 2005

I really
REALLY
need to get laid.

Uh.

Not the most inspirational entry in the world. So here's my backup plan:

I'm researching Christ's depiction as a virgin in early Christianity (specifically, the conversionary Christianity preached to the Anglo-Saxons) and the problems (if any) this caused to necessary perceptions of him as a masculine warrior king.

On Sunday night I'm going to the Kiwi Music...
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