Kevin's Watch

and hey, it's april fools day too, so you have the perfect excuse if anyone questions you...

Totally. Lucimay is in big trouble now....

Ooo...Keev stalking aC.
Pantheon in San Fran...

I should probably call her coworkers and have them rifle through her purse first before any ambushing, to make sure she isn't packing. The last thing I need is to end up with a face full of mace.

OH! and that reminds me. Another little known fact is that I have actually used my tazer on someone before. That someone is also a watch member, Bloodguard Bob. In my defense, He ASKED me to do it.

I had to read that one out loud to my roommate!!

Lorelei wrote:

CovenantJr wrote:I've been lamenting my advancing age since I was seven. True story.

Age is only a state of mind....

Perhaps so, but the horrific lack of time isn't. I've been feeling time gushing away too quickly since my seventh birthday.

Carpe Diem, Cov!

The only true weapon I own is a 5ft (or so) staff. It has a old man's face carved in it about 4 feet up on it. I keep it next to my bookcase in my bedroom. I don't know if it would be effective in a fight, but it's awfully nice to have when I go on a leisurely walk in the woods.

I don't have a problem with time, only that there never seems to be enough of it in a day.

I have so many interests that I am very nearly a jack-of-all-trades, except that I'm not quite a "master of none" because I practice several of them regularly.

i once lip synched to cher's half-breed while dressed as half indian/half cowboy for a boy scout gong show when i was much younger.

Had classes in Drama, Journalism, and spent 6 weeks with the Sheriff's Dept., learning their ways of crime-fighting.

sgt.null wrote:i once lip synched to cher's half-breed while dressed as half indian/half cowboy for a boy scout gong show when i was much younger.

excuse me while I go scratch out my eyes.

I am actually a fairly shy person in Real Life. I don't like to go places where I know almost no one, and hate parties that have more than 5 people there. When people first meet me they think I am very quiet, as it takes me a while to warm up to people. But when I've warmed up to you, you will see a different side of me.

I was a year younger than everyone in my class

Wyldewode wrote:I am actually a fairly shy person in Real Life. I don't like to go places where I know almost no one, and hate parties that have more than 5 people there. When people first meet me they think I am very quiet, as it takes me a while to warm up to people. But when I've warmed up to you, you will see a different side of me.

I'm often the same way, which is going to be interesting when I have a house full of people I've never met in June. That is, if all of you don't turn out to be imaginary.

Just call me Cagliostro the Unbeliever.

But I do like big parties as you get much more anonymity, but I'm talking like 30 people or so. 5-10 people sitting around as a group and talking makes me uncomfortable typically. But at times I can switch on Host Mode, and its all fine. I can feign extrovert-like abilities, but typically I see myself as introverted.

So during the Denver leg of the Thelma and Louise tour, we'll just need to split everyone up into smaller groups, and everything will be just fine. Thankfully, the space we have does that naturally, unless we all gather outside.

Cag, just set up a karaoke area, and sing.
That's how Hyperception got through Beorn's Bar Mitzvah party...

Will, and can very easily, do. Rock Band has the karaoke element as well as involving 3 other people who might want to play drums, bass or lead guitar parts. But that does get awfully noisy.

Also have all the Karaoke Revolution games released for PS2 as well as all the Guitar Hero games for PS2 and all but one of the SingStar games for the PS2 (90's edition is what is missing, and may have that by June).

I've never liked video games.

Which types? There are so many different types, I'm sure there is some video game you might find yourself enjoying. My girlfriend feels the exact same way, but I do have to point out that Karaoke Revolution is a videogame, and she's who bought most of those. She also enjoys the exercise "video games" that she has tried, as well as Dance Dance Revolution. Whenever she tries that argument on me, I remind her of the games she does enjoy.

There are so many colors of the rainbow whenever speaking of videogames, I always find this a frustrating statement, so pardon me if I offend. But it strikes me as the same kind of blanket statement as saying "I don't like the ocean" despite never going scuba diving or whatever. Again, my apologies if I offend.