Friday, 2 April 2010

Live from Twitter!

Friday, 2 April 2010 05:00 pm
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Stuff posted today at Twitter, because I'm too disorganized to post it here:

  • Neighbor's got a bad bug prob, thanks to previous tenants; I told landlord 3x now I don't. To him, this means I'M the problem. #FML
  • Lucid dreaming exercises are fine till you find yourself hoping that you really are awake and on the toilet.
  • Who decided Chichen Itza would be a fab place to stage concerts? Do big-ass pyramids have great acoustics?
  • Mirena ads in summary: "I bet you wish you'd used birth control earlier. Oh, two's more than plenty."
  • I still think the Casino Queen's "loosest slots in America" ads are highly misleading.
  • Had to check the expiration date on the mustard after it rattled: 22 Nov 2007! But I had some on a hot dog a few months ago...ew.
  • Questioning the pope's involvement in an abuse scandal is just like two millennia of systematic racial violence. #fb
  • I'd suggest following @jesus, but I'm no evangelist. #ff
  • Poking folks with sharp metal, very Easter. RT @olympiafencing: Nothing says "Happy #Easter" like registering for a #fencing class.
  • Ornamental pear trees in flower stink like fish. Happy Easter!
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