Happy List

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- sneezing



sneezing is offically the best thing ever to happen with your nose

the moments before a sneeze is great...and after...hell and sneezing...it rules

agentnumone

QUOTE (tonetoile @ Feb 8 2006, 03:09 PM)

-naming inanimate objects (i.e. the random furniture, a lavender/offwhite, rather hideous shelf now named Nancy).

LOL!
I do the same thing but with people who have actual names...

Everyone is orignally called "Dudidude" what makes you special is added as well...
eg. Head Full Of Crazy is "British Dudidude"
Also If (In my mind) you resemble any celbrity in the smallest form, you are automatically the celebrities name sans the "Dudidude"...

Theres this guy at the Drum Shop and I call him Coumo... Cause he looks like an older, lankier, nerdier Rivers Cuomo. There is also extra happiness in this cause I can make fun of him with my younger sis and he has no idea what we are talking about. At another Shop theres a dudidude who looks a little like Tommy Lee... In that case I call him "Crue".

This gives me plenty of happiness.

rain7look

QUOTE (agentnumone @ Feb 8 2006, 08:26 PM)

Theres this guy at the Drum Shop and I call him Coumo... Cause he looks like an older, lankier, nerdier Rivers Cuomo. There is also extra happiness in this cause I can make fun of him with my younger sis and he has no idea what we are talking about. At another Shop theres a dudidude who looks a little like Tommy Lee... In that case I call him "Crue".

This gives me plenty of happiness.

I think Rivers is hot.

agentnumone

Well a wayyyyy older Cuomo...

rain7look

QUOTE (agentnumone @ Feb 8 2006, 08:55 PM)

Well a wayyyyy older Cuomo...

that's not very hot.

Present and past is hot.

honeyowl4

I liked his Robin Hood haircut stage. I believe that's during the sweater song years.

agentnumone

Agreed... Robin Hood Haircut=awesome...

I saw someone who I named "Marky Mark" on the subway...

If Marky Mark is doing a shoot in Toronoto then I totally spotted him... You can't hide Mr.Wahlberg... I have my eye on you.

tune1shade

I tend to name people by their clothing or random attributes.

I also tend to do the "something mcsomethingerson" naming.
(i.e. "coaty McCoaterson," "cappy McCapperson," "Jerk O'Jerkmally." Ok, so that last one didn't fit... it's a rebel).

I also really enjoy making up peoples' life stories on the subway whenever I'm in the city (which is often). There's just such a great collection of people, it's hard for me not to get caught up in their [imaginary] lives.

Unknown

i always give people nicknames...which you all already know anyway...meh

doctor5cap

QUOTE (tonetoile @ Feb 9 2006, 02:44 PM)

I tend to name people by their clothing or random attributes.

I also tend to do the "something mcsomethingerson" naming.
(i.e. "coaty McCoaterson," "cappy McCapperson," "Jerk O'Jerkmally."  Ok, so that last one didn't fit... it's a rebel).

I only have one thing to say to that...

check out number 4 of my 100 things 'bout me list:

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4. I like to add --y Mc---ster to things. Ex--> Mely McMelster.

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felly mc felster

tune1shade

Ahhhh! Felster! Finally someone who understands my love of the Mc-adding! Hahaha. I started doing it all the time during theatre (since I'm usually half-asleep during that period); my friends usually find me curled up in some random prop chair that I've lovingly named "chairy McChairerson III."

rain7look

-prom dresses. So many to choose from.
-Bill Cosby. The man is amazing. Especially when he talks about an adults weekend of fun. (which consists of spending the whole time talking to the toilet bowl, and thanking it for it's understanding of your fun time. )
-parodies! I get to write one tomorrow in Sociology.
-booty dances in yearbook.
-senior pranks.
-pink lawn flamingos.
-when people freak out about something they left at home, and they don't want they're mom to find what they left when she does the laundry. hahahaha, such a long, lovely story.

tune1shade

QUOTE (Jaded @ Feb 10 2006, 03:36 AM)

-senior pranks.

If a senior fails their English course (or some other core course), they can't graduate.

So, last year, a group of kids (still unknown) got a hold of the official school letterheads and sent out letters to EVERY senior saying that he/she had failed English and would be unable to graduate. Of course, this created quite an uproar in our perfect lil' town and was recieved by scowls on the part of the administrators and general good humor and giggling by the school community.

How they managed to so perfectly copy formal school letters AND use the school's official envelopes still remains a mystery.

It was brilliant though.

honeyowl4

QUOTE (tonetoile @ Feb 10 2006, 03:49 AM)

If a senior fails their English course (or some other core course), they can't graduate.

So, last year, a group of kids (still unknown) got a hold of the official school letterheads and sent out letters to EVERY senior saying that he/she had failed English and would be unable to graduate.  Of course, this created quite an uproar in our perfect lil' town and was recieved by scowls on the part of the administrators and general good humor and giggling by the school community.

How they managed to so perfectly copy formal school letters AND use the school's official envelopes still remains a mystery. 

It was brilliant though.

We had a good one a few years back where pigs were released in the school with numbers painted on their sides. The school officials found PIG 1 and PIG 3 and spent the rest of the day looking for PIG 2 (which didn't exist).

Last years' was dumb. We had a banana-thonged-Vasolined bandit.

rain7look

QUOTE (Connyfoo @ Feb 9 2006, 11:02 PM)

We had a good one a few years back where pigs were released in the school with numbers painted on their sides.  The school officials found PIG 1 and PIG 3 and spent the rest of the day looking for PIG 2 (which didn't exist).

Last years' was dumb.  We had a banana-thonged-Vasolined bandit.

hahahahahahahaha

both pranks are amazing.

But if our school ever did that, we would get in so much trouble. Two years ago, some seniors let a pig in. And the kid that opened the door had to take his exams and got a detention just for holding the door.

Well, I guess it's not that bad. I would serve a detention or two, and I would definitely take my exams for that. All my classes are blow-offs anyway. But I heard that we might not get our diploma if we did a prank, but they can't deny us our diplomas. We worked for that for 13 years.

What my friend and I want to do is take a bunch of pink lawn flamingos (because they make us happy. ) and place them all over the school lawn.

Other seniors wanted to paint all the windows with tempera paint, but that's vandalism. So they would get busted. Especially w/ the cameras around the school.

tune1shade

A long time ago, the kids cam in to find tires stacked up on the flag pole. Now, this may not seem like a big deal, but NO ONE knows how they got to the top of the pole to put all the tires over so the pole went through the center. There was no sign of any crane, &c., so it's been a mystery.

Also, they once brought a HUGE inflatible penis to put into the hall and block traffic, but they weren't too smart and inflated it outside and were then unable to get it through the front door. haha

Unknown

- getting strange looks when s club 7 comes onto my mp3 player and people hear it in public

- when okgo come onto the mp3

- my mp3..

agentnumone

Nutella + Toast = Crazy Delicious

tune1shade

QUOTE (agentnumone @ Feb 10 2006, 05:43 PM)

Nutella + Toast = Crazy Delicious

Nutella in general is happiness.

After the french parties in AP French (which is generally a very tedious class), there is always a mad dash for the nutella and the victor of said mad dash tends to sit in the back of the room with just a spoon and the Nutella just eating its chocolate-y glory.

-Aqua (the color, though the band provided some amusement for about 5 months... ok... fine, I admit it: they're still awesome. I know all the words to Barbie Girl).
-The Crimson Pirates (some random band that plays pirate-y tunes and nothing makes me happier than pirate-y tunes to "shake my thang" to).
-Using the sentence "shake my thang."
-The laughter that litters the Book's "take time." ("there is no rememberence of former things.")
-BBC World News
-anticipating the Mario Party (the 1st one!) Party that will be happening this afternoon where I can cheer and scream my lil' head off for computer animated characters. Last time, I was on team "awesome" and we kicked some Wario, Peach, and Luigi ass.
-Yann Tiersen (I've put him before, but he deserves it again).
-Falling in love with pianos (there are, in my opinion, the most beautiful instrument. Each one has its own personality and, as most of my friends can attest, I practically fall over myself in love when I discover beautiful pianos. Besides me own little upright which I love dearly and is well over 60 years-old, my absolute favorite was a baby grand Steinway with one brown key tucked away in the Cornell Campus. It played so easily and had a sound that made me want to cry. I'm the kind of person that cried in Billy Elliot due to that one scene where his father smashes the piano).
-Pretending to be an individual
-Skipping
-Reading random nonfiction books such as The Secret Life of Lobsters (I admit, I read it twice because I thought it was so interesting) and realizing that, despite the information said by Friends, lobsters do NOT mate for life. In fact, they're rather whoreish (if a female lobster has the sperm packet of one male and comes across another, larger and more powerful male, she might eject the sperm packet of the former and mate with the latter).
-Knowing that, though lobsters don't mate for life, swans do.