Drops of Jupiter in her hair.
Mar. 4th, 2007 01:18 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
clo_againCaught the end of the lunar eclipse earlier. It was pretty for the first few minutes, then my leg went numb from sitting at an angle on my windowsill. I should probably feel bad for letting mere physicality stopping my appreciation of astronomical wonders but hell, if they wanted me to appreciate eclipses then they should've put the moon at a better angle to be seen from my window.
This will never stop being funny. "Hey dudes, sorry we invaded you. Got lost y'know, fucking weather." I laughed especially over the but it's so **dark** there quote. Because it's not like it was night or anything.
The world is a hilarious place when you can invade a country by *getting lost in the dark*. We probably invaded Scotland back in first year when we got lost up that Lake District mountain but we would've been too busy throwing snowballs to notice.
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The Swiss army was totally having a snowball fight and got carried away. Too dark, pfft. Covering up that they were acting like ten year olds more like. ;-) Their cunning cover story doesn't fool me.
My 'day of work' has, so far, amounted to reading two or three pages of Aristotle. Yeah, it was nice knowing y'all but I'm afraid I'm as good as dead once my 'rents see the marks I'm headed for right now. Eh.
This will never stop being funny. "Hey dudes, sorry we invaded you. Got lost y'know, fucking weather." I laughed especially over the but it's so **dark** there quote. Because it's not like it was night or anything.
The world is a hilarious place when you can invade a country by *getting lost in the dark*. We probably invaded Scotland back in first year when we got lost up that Lake District mountain but we would've been too busy throwing snowballs to notice.
...
The Swiss army was totally having a snowball fight and got carried away. Too dark, pfft. Covering up that they were acting like ten year olds more like. ;-) Their cunning cover story doesn't fool me.
My 'day of work' has, so far, amounted to reading two or three pages of Aristotle. Yeah, it was nice knowing y'all but I'm afraid I'm as good as dead once my 'rents see the marks I'm headed for right now. Eh.
