
Cyanide & Happiness @ Explosm.net
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I couldn't make it to the demonstration against censorship at the Mishref Fairgrounds;(
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HAJS GATHERING!
That cake was a taste from heaven. I took the rest home. Muffy, I hate you! I'm going to get all fat;(
Love HAJS+C;*
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An update on Dr. Ya 3youni, as Sou likes to call her.
"He rejection this kind of language."
"Yeast" -> William Butler YEATS!
"What is Irishness? How to be Irishness?"
"Will you going to be angry?"
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I have a friend. I have lots of friends, but this particular friend does a very amusing thing. I want him/her to remain anonymous so that people in our department will continue being the source of my amusement unknowingly. Yes, I'm evil when it comes to laughing at people. Kaify! S/he stands while we are hanging out at university and addresses every individual on how ugly they are or something of that sort. For example, "You are ugly. Ugly I say! Put some make up on and brush your hair before coming here, for God's sake...". S/he goes on for as long as possible. It's funny how people don't listen. They have no idea that someone is bitching about them. Wait, no.. S/he is actually bitching to them;p! It's fun. It's like watching a show where a character is standing in the foreground talking about other characters in the background. To my friend, thank you for making the hangout so much fun. *evil laugh*
We decided to conitnue calling her Chester. I still love her. I want her to be a boy, but that won't happen. Now, we are HAJS+C because Chester is officially part of us. She's going to be at every gathering.
This is one hell of a story. I was hanging out with friends at college, and F was telling stories of stupid deaths. A guy actually died because he was standing on a moving car. He fell off the car when they encountered a speed bump. Stupid? Allah yer7ema. Anyway, we are discussing the stories when suddenly.. The lampost right in front of us falls over!!! Just like that. Seriously, wtf?! I mean, what if someone was sitting under that lampost. It was a very comic scene. Here's a photo of the suicidal lampost.
Thanks, F:)
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I feel like coffee ice cream. I wanted Chester to spend the night. I love HAJS+C. I treat Poshlust like it's my baby. I repect my parents. I'm smiling.
7araaam;( But it's funny;p Who doesn't like Green Eggs and Ham?
"I do so like
green eggs and ham!
Thank you!
Thank you,
Sam-I-am!"
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Does anyone read Slate? If you don't, you should. They have a sense of humor. This tagline or whatever cracked me up: "How George Bush and Condoleezza Rice made a mess of Pakistan." Oh, and THIS is what I call an interesting article. No politics involved (not directly anyway).
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I miss S ;(
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El7emdillah. I think being happy is making me look prettier. I'm getting a lot of compliments, and it's good to know there are nice people (myself not included) out there. So, here's the thing: I'm trying to understand why I was never this happy. I couldn't really put my finger on it. Maybe there's no reason? I don't know why I'm this happy, and I don't know why I wasn't this happy before. And it frustrates me not being able to know! I'm not a miserable person, but I want to know why I've never been this happy. I decided that I shall be happy for no reason and to live happily ever after. I'll put it in different wording: I won't deal with people I don't like. I won't smile when I don't feel like it. I won't argue with my mom. I will pick my battles. I will avoid swearing as much as possible. I will do my best and praise myself for the results even if they're crap. I won't. I won't. I won't. I will. I will. I will. Happily ever after.
Sun shining, clear blue sky, birds chirping in the background;p
Okay, so what childhood? I do not remember watching cartoons. I do not remember owning barbies. I do not remember wearing puffy birthday dresses. I do not remember playing supermaket. I do not remember playing dress up. I do not remember walking around in my mother's heels. I do not remember wanting candy. I do not remember gerge3an. I do not remember my birthday parties. I do not remember wanting a pet. I do not remember having an imaginary friend. I do not remember liking to color or draw. I do not remember school concerts. I do not remember my PreK, KG1, and KG2 friends. I do not remember playing in the playground. I do not remember owning stuffed animals. I do not remember playing Snakes and Ladders. I do not remember playing Sega. I do not remember owning a kitchen set. I do not remember my teachers. I do not remember if I bullied or was bullied. I do not remember wanting to be anything when I grow up. I do not remember our neighbors. I do not remember caring about how I looked. I do not remember liking to go to the jam3eya. I do not remember copying my parents when they prayed. I do not remember questioning where I came from. I do not remember going through the "but why?" phase. I do not remember. I do not remember. I do not remember.
Here's what I do remember: I remember learning the colors and numbers in English before starting school. I remember singing "Twinkle Twinkle" and "Baba Blacksheep" in the balcony with my older brother. I remember dressing the same as my brother but in the girl version of the outfit. I remember falling in love with reading. I remember reading at a party at my aunt's house behind a couch while being looked for by the crowd. I remember mom giving me lipstick to wear for the school National Day dance which I did not enjoy. I remember my grandfather's house and how I used to sit on the stairs to watch the neighborhood. I remember breaking my arm because my evil cousin gave me roller skates too big for my feet. I remember my first two-piece bathing suit. I remember loving Rwaished as a kid. I remember dancing to Michael Jackson at 6. I remember my brother's Lion King birthday cake. I remember my parents buying us too many Disney movies. I remember my dad telling me how beautiful I am. I remember how old ladies pinched my cheek and gave me gum (which I do not eat even now). I remember my Babar the Elephant books. I remember ice cream and the beach.
I like my childhood memories. Sij ena when people talk about their childhood's I kind of feel like I'm lost.. But I love my childhood. I love knowing that it wasn't by the book. I love knowing that I didn't care for cartoons and candy. Yes, I sometimes want to know what my birthday's were like. No, it doesn't kill me not being able to remember:)
Getting all pampered and purring in my lap, little rogue;*
*singing "My Interpretation"*
*singing "Love Today"*
*singing "Relax [Take it Easy]"*
*singing "Billy Brown"*
*singing "Big Girl [You Are Beautiful]"*
*singing "Stuck in The Middle"*
*singing "Happy Ending"*
*singing "Ring Ring"*
*singing "Happy Ending [LA Edit]"*
Okay, khalas I'm done. I need to talk some more to S and get ready for the wedding. I love the outfit I'm going to wear :D
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[UPDATE] Okay, the wedding was great! I loved how I looked! The bride was SO cute, mashallah. The groom was.. well, if you have nothing nice to say, you shut up! Allah yhaneenhum :D.. My mom made me dance. I saw a lot of unexpected people that I know. It was interesting. One girl was wearing a VERY disturbing outfit. It had red, yellow, blue, and green transparent plastic circles linked together and overlapping.. Gosh! I don't know how to explain it. Overall, it was a good experience, but I didn't imagine myself walking to the kosha and sitting next to my unknown husband.