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[froodle]

Right, I am going to stab this computer if it doesn't stop being a dick about letting me look at my FList. DO NOT TELL ME HISTORY BOYS PORN IS BLOCKED I WANT IT AND I WILL HAVE IT DAMN YOU WHERE IS THE NAKED SCRIPPS GOODNESS?!?

Ahem, anyway. A most prodigious weekend, in which I:-

• completely trounced Snithy at Cluedo
  
• discovered that Taboo is not that fun unless you have at least one really inarticulate person in the game
  
• baked a pie that was so delicious, God actually banned me from making it ever again lest I use its glory to tempt angels into falling*
  
• had hysterics over the word "knee-shaw"
  
• finally received my bookshelves (they look sort of like giant milk crates, but they are sturdy and took about ten seconds to assemble, so that's okay)
  
• successfully opened another persons eyes to how Totally Awesome Highlander is, thus ensuring I have someone to squeal about it with
  
• ate a delicious breakfast
  
• bought some books
  
• found my Dad a birthday present
  
• bought some more books
  
• had no money

Alas, it is now back to work and horrible doom for me, at least until Friday, and probably even after that as I am now so poor it is unbelievable. But! I have Taboo, and the opportunity to put my newly honed skills at cheating at Cluedo to good use next Saturday, so for now I will resist the urge to burn everyone I work with and content myself with going "You fucking idiot!" in my head every time they annoy me.

Anyway, I am very hungry now, and my height in books isn't going to read itself, so I bid you all a good day.

*Actually, it's because it took me hours. Literally, it was like eleven o'clock by the time we ate.

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[froodle]

My family are the same; when we play Monopoly, everyone has to watch each other because we're such blatent cheaters and will steal a handful of fifties from the bank at any opportunity. It usually ends in chaos, because eventually one of us will decide they're losing, and flip the board over.

If anyone can run in high heels, it's Count Olaf. Or rather, "Shirley". I got the first six books on CD, and they are so awesome. And quite cheap, aswell.

I remember the adverts for the Cluedo TV series, but oddly enough, it wasn't something I felt a burning desire to watch. You can get this new interactive Cluedo now, with a DVD and a guy who talks to you and everything. It's something that worked well on Atmosphere, but I don't know if Cluedo is the sort of game where you want some D-rate actor yammering at you from the TV set while you're trying to peek at your opponents cards.