worryingly jolly batman

1. Really? I'm me. I'm 16, I attend all my classes, I get good grades, I'm addicted to chocolate and fantasy and slash, I play a lot of music, I like my life, I like myelf, I crusade all the time, I don't suffer fools gladly or even kindly, I'm rude, i swear mroe than I should, I like to write but don't do it enough. I live in enw Zealand Aotearoa. What else is there?

2. Yes. I have a life. I go out, if I feel like it. I've dated (it's boring, don't try it.) I have a very fulfilling life with close friends, acquintances, I do lots so I see ltos of people... yeah. I have a life and, while it might not be super-social, I like it.

3. Well, I'm at school till 3.30. Then I;ll generally but not always have something after school. I'll get home around six if I do, eat my dinner, ring a friend, check my e-mail and the boards, maybe if I absolutely have to do a little homework, some music practice, and then I go to bed. it's same if I don't have anythign after school, except I read in between.

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¤ ) What is your biggest pet peve??

¤¤ ) Am I to crazy for my own good??

¤¤¤ ) What is your biggest hobby??

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1. Ooooooh, toughie. Okay, people who diss political correctness. I hate that. For a start the phrase was coined by idiots. But beyond that, being 'politically correct' isn't about being a wimp or a wuss or being afraid to say what you think. being "politically correct" is about thinking about other people and analysing the way you define others. It's about acknowledging that other people are as important and intelligent and have the same right to respect as you do. Some people find that hard, so they pretend they shouldn't have to do it. Screw them.

2. naaah, impossible.

3. I don't know. reading, I guess, and playing music comes in a close second, followed by the internet.

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1. Is it a bad idea for me to ask "What is your name? What is your quest? What is your favourite colour?"?

2. Did you get the job you had the interview for?

3. Have you seen http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/21/ ?

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1. Uhm... no? my name is Tui, I'm questing for ~~truth, justice, freedom, reasonably priced love and a hard-boiled egg~~ ah, not sure, actually. Maybe for a higer standard of cultural awareness in the school I attend. maybe for a higher standard of cultural sensitivity. maybe I want my school to acknowledge that WE LIVE ON A FUCKING PACIFIC ISLAND (two actually), YOU RICH WHITE BITCHES. >.< Whoops, that came out shittier than it was meant.... and my favourite colour is... purple on screen or paper, red to wear.

2. I don't know... I have to fill in all these forms. And take them in. And stuff.

3. No, I haven't. But I will in a moment. :p

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How deprived you are :P And may I also say "blue, no yellAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHHH!!!!!!!" I heart Monty Python :D

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... I just saw it. And let me tell you, I don't feel liek I've been missing _anything._

I mean. What's the _point_ of it? I may be missing soemthign, because my crapcomp gave out half way through, but...

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And hypnotising....and stupid. But if you don't like it that's fine by me :)

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.... okay. :) I'm glad you get pleasure out of it, anyway.

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I had it on loop for twenty minutes. At which point I got really annoyed and turned it off. And to think I can stand listening to it for that long when I've known it since October.....*boggle*

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LOL...

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1) Do you know much about modern Japanese literature?

2) Do you drink coffee?

3) Just... WHY? Why oh why, Tui my darling?

and another one for good luck:

4) Should I go on exchange to Europe or something?

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1. No. I mean, I've picked up random facts about manga through internet associations, but
a)I'm not sure whether they would count that as literature and
b) still, not a lot of info.

2. Naaah. Hate the stuff, but I drank it solidly in New York in these really interesting but dull presentations, it kept me awake, I turned into a cofee-moster for two weeks- but apart from that, no. Even then, I put lots of sugar and milk in.

3. 42. Sort of. Other than that... because I believe.

4. If you have the chance: yes. Yes, yes, go for it. It would be an amazing opportunity, you'd become bilingual or close to it, (unless you went to England.), you'd just get such a wide range of experiences... *sigh* yes. absolutely.

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*laughs about Connie, the most lingual person I know, having to go learn another language*

*thinks she should go. Or at least come over here to Aus and visit me.*grin**

I think I shall now add you to friendslist, because you have pretty lyrics/poems and I take it that you know Connie in RL, since Zew Zealand is a small place, and most of the people are actually sheep.

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Okay. *friends back* A freind or my friend is a friend. :)

I do know her IRL, yes. But that whole thing about sheep si an UTEER MISPERCEPTION! it has been perpetuated but is a FLASE RUMOUR! Do not heed it!
Sheep are not people. They can't vote. :p

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A friend of my friend is a useful information source if I want to ruin the first friendship quickly and maliciously...

Can the half-sheep vote? I mean, when is the baablood considered suitably diluted so that the individual can vote? If they only had a grandmother who was a sheep, or does it have to be a bit further?

*wonders vaguely if that was a baaa I just heard...* *see the sheep* I think it wants to say something. It's talking about running for mayor...

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:O

*considers* Well, of course you'll have to show proof of baablood. But then I think you could possibly vote on farming-connected policies. Most people keep it quiet, though.... I mean you only have to look at younger siblings. Any younger siblings.
Said friend's youngest sibling is, now I come to think of it, raaather woolly looking. And I'm sure he'll vote, although showing willingness to spend time with with one of my siblings may just be enough to disqualify the pair of them. Corruption or alienity or something...!

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Or just plain silliness and immaturity?

I'm glad they have a government plan to help cope with the baabloods in the society, it's very concientious of the government to impliment such schemes, especially with the farming policies and stuff, it's very humanitarian - sheeparian, my appologies - to make allowances for accidents of beastality.

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Unfortunately silliness and immaturity aren't disqualifying factors.
Such a shame.

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