I know you're on Dave's friendslist, and I think that's how you got tied to my LJ. Beyond that you are a mystery, enshrouded in an enigma, and wrapped in hickory smoked pepper crusted bacon.
Hrmmmmm. This sort of probing question deserves the full consideration of an exploratory panel. I'll set up a meeting in the House next month to put forth a nonbinding statement of interest, and from there we can see about putting a budgetary request into the latest acquisition bill. In the meantime I'll have the Hamilton Group put together a position paper. Let's get in trouble, baby.
Ah, yes, it's nostalgia day here at IFAMAQD! Here we find the first appearance of IFAMAQD! Issue number one, which is currently a collector's item and (if in mint condition) fetches as much as $250 at conventions. It's already a strong indication of where, over the following nine months, the story arc would travel. And here we see the first discussion of IFAMAQD, in which I talk about my hopes and dreams for IFAMAQD! and my inspiration. Which was my friend Jeremy doing it on his LJ. The sincerest form of flattery, boys and girls, remember that.
And while I was taking a stroll down Amnesia Lane and wishing that the LJ function for a full-journal search was completed, I found just an old entry in which I displayed how clever I am. I present it here for admiration, and so that all the new kids can see that my journal is not just a bastion of knowledge, edification and political instruction, it's also occasionally amusing.
There must be drama because an all-sitcom schedule loses ratings. Just ask CBS. And there must be tootsie roll pops because.... um. They're yummy and have a chewy nougat center.
Well, really, if you were a fool, what more foolish thing could you think to do? Um. Aside from sending a handful of troops into a situation that requires either withdrawl or the infusion of large numbers of troops, depending on what set of advisors you agree with. (Oh no he di'int! Oh yes. Yes he did.)
You should ask me to whom you should make the check out, and I would say "Cyrano Jones, Prince of all the Gypsies". If Sturgeon's Law applies here, we will spend 90% of our lives waiting for crap.
Um. I think it largely depends on one's perspective.
Bad Boy I rebel against the established order. I have been known to break rules. I have witty repartee, and am often irreverent. I brood, and occasionally smoke.
Not Bad I try not to be a manipulative asshole. I acknowledge that I have feelings that cannot be expressed by a sneer. I don't have a tasty ride, and I don't drive too fast. I have some self-awareness.
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(She's the only common link on our LJ friendslist...)
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What's her LJ name??
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And here we see the first discussion of IFAMAQD, in which I talk about my hopes and dreams for IFAMAQD! and my inspiration. Which was my friend Jeremy doing it on his LJ. The sincerest form of flattery, boys and girls, remember that.
And while I was taking a stroll down Amnesia Lane and wishing that the LJ function for a full-journal search was completed, I found just an old entry in which I displayed how clever I am. I present it here for admiration, and so that all the new kids can see that my journal is not just a bastion of knowledge, edification and political instruction, it's also occasionally amusing.
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and ditto on tootsie roll pops.
"The Congress of Vienna is a very solemn dance!"
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Why do fools fall in love?
Why do they fall in love?
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Um. Aside from sending a handful of troops into a situation that requires either withdrawl or the infusion of large numbers of troops, depending on what set of advisors you agree with.
(Oh no he di'int! Oh yes. Yes he did.)
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Also, how much of life is spent waiting? (An average will be fine)
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If Sturgeon's Law applies here, we will spend 90% of our lives waiting for crap.
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Bad Boy
I rebel against the established order.
I have been known to break rules.
I have witty repartee, and am often irreverent.
I brood, and occasionally smoke.
Not Bad
I try not to be a manipulative asshole.
I acknowledge that I have feelings that cannot be expressed by a sneer.
I don't have a tasty ride, and I don't drive too fast.
I have some self-awareness.
So I'm guessing my BBQ* is about fifty percent.
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