Showing posts with label random. Show all posts
Showing posts with label random. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Thursday, April 12, 2007
None of Your Business
It's none of your business
And she wanna be a freak and sell it on the weekend
It's none of your business
Now you shouldn't even get into who I'm givin' skins to
It's none of your business
So don't try to change my mind, I'll tell you one more time
It's none of your business
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Dignity
Kind of random and rather pathetic to admit -- But I'd really like to own Hilary Duff's new album, Dignity (which opened at #4) . Let it be known that I DO have a wide range in music, but I often find myself enjoying the most random of artists. Hell, I'm obsessed with the Olsen twins and I'm 6 months older than them. Pathetic.
Source: PerezHilton.com
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Do you know me?
I added this on my sidebar as well. But I was bored and made a quiz. Mostly for my mom to take when she gets bored.
Here it is too:
Create your own Friend Quiz here
Here it is too:
Create your own Friend Quiz here
Friday, April 6, 2007
Random Night
Last night was the most random night ever.
Tim calls me up and asks if I want to go to an Eric Clapton concert up in Detroit because he forgot he had the tickets and wanted to go. Of course I said I would -- I mean, come on... It's ERIC CLAPTON! Well, we drive the hour and a half drive up there and the tickets are duds. Ticket Master sucks, pretty much. Anyways, Tim was willing to drop 70 bucks for each ticket and he was really pissed off about the situation but I became the voice of reason and suggested that instead of dropping 140 bucks for both of us we should just head back down to Detroit (we were about 40 miles outside of the city) and go to some great restaurant and walk the town. We get back downtown and go to this restuarant, The Fishbone, and get some fun martini drinks and the best T-Bones I've had in my life. There was a live band there which, coincidentally, was playing Eric Clapton cover songs. After our amazing dinner we realized we were right next door to a casino so we walked over there and gambled for a little bit. Neither of us won anything, but it was fun to say that we went. After that we headed back down to BG and met up with Liz and Bryce at Quarters. I always find myself at Quarters at one point or another during the night.
On our way to Detroit, though, Tim and I were talking about cities we've been too and what we liked about each one and today we booked a train ticket to Chicago for a weekend later in April. How random is that? So Tim and I are going on our first "vacation" to Chicago April 21st-22nd. We're taking a train up there at 7AM Saturday morning and getting a room for one night. I'm pretty excited about it... We're going to ask Sara and Dave if they want to come and I'm going to call my roommate from my freshman year since he lives in Chicago! Oh man, I'm excited!
Tonight Tim is picking me up at 4PM to go eat at some Mexican restaurant he heard was really good and then we're going to the STORM game! Man, this month is going to rock!!!
Tim calls me up and asks if I want to go to an Eric Clapton concert up in Detroit because he forgot he had the tickets and wanted to go. Of course I said I would -- I mean, come on... It's ERIC CLAPTON! Well, we drive the hour and a half drive up there and the tickets are duds. Ticket Master sucks, pretty much. Anyways, Tim was willing to drop 70 bucks for each ticket and he was really pissed off about the situation but I became the voice of reason and suggested that instead of dropping 140 bucks for both of us we should just head back down to Detroit (we were about 40 miles outside of the city) and go to some great restaurant and walk the town. We get back downtown and go to this restuarant, The Fishbone, and get some fun martini drinks and the best T-Bones I've had in my life. There was a live band there which, coincidentally, was playing Eric Clapton cover songs. After our amazing dinner we realized we were right next door to a casino so we walked over there and gambled for a little bit. Neither of us won anything, but it was fun to say that we went. After that we headed back down to BG and met up with Liz and Bryce at Quarters. I always find myself at Quarters at one point or another during the night.
On our way to Detroit, though, Tim and I were talking about cities we've been too and what we liked about each one and today we booked a train ticket to Chicago for a weekend later in April. How random is that? So Tim and I are going on our first "vacation" to Chicago April 21st-22nd. We're taking a train up there at 7AM Saturday morning and getting a room for one night. I'm pretty excited about it... We're going to ask Sara and Dave if they want to come and I'm going to call my roommate from my freshman year since he lives in Chicago! Oh man, I'm excited!
Tonight Tim is picking me up at 4PM to go eat at some Mexican restaurant he heard was really good and then we're going to the STORM game! Man, this month is going to rock!!!
Thursday, April 5, 2007
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Go Falcons
For the first time ever a MAC Championship team has advanced to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament. Can you guess which fabulous team accomplished this? BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY LADY FALCONS!! For the first time since 1989 we actually made it to the 2nd round and now we're off to the 3rd rounds against the #3 team, Arizona State. We beat the #2 team, Vanderbilt, last night so anything is possible! Best. Game. Ever. Check out my girls play on ESPN Saturday, March 24th, and 12PM noon!
With the good news being spread, I thought it would be an opportune time to also spread around a fantastic quote I heard today... Thanks to our ever great New York from VH1's I LOVE NEW YORK I present the following quote I heard today. I don't know why it made me laugh, but it just tickled my funny bone:
"It's ok to cry. People cry, dogs cry, doves cry, I cry, everyone cries!"
I think what cracked me up was that she said "doves cry" and all I could think about was Prince. I bet that too-much-make-up-psycho thought of the same thing.
With the good news being spread, I thought it would be an opportune time to also spread around a fantastic quote I heard today... Thanks to our ever great New York from VH1's I LOVE NEW YORK I present the following quote I heard today. I don't know why it made me laugh, but it just tickled my funny bone:"It's ok to cry. People cry, dogs cry, doves cry, I cry, everyone cries!"
I think what cracked me up was that she said "doves cry" and all I could think about was Prince. I bet that too-much-make-up-psycho thought of the same thing.
Wednesday, March 7, 2007
The Days That End in "Y"
That magical snow I mentioned earlier is a bitch. The city of Bowling Green cares very little about where they put all that extra snow that they shovel up. While walking to work I passed numerous (what can only be described as) "mounds." These "mounds" wouldn't necessarily be promblematic if they were out of the way of traffic. However, Bowling Green likes to place them in piles in the middle of the road in turn lanes. This makes it very difficult for people who walk to work, like myself, to cross the street when A) you can't see what's coming and B) you have to climb (yes, climb) over the mounds.
No worries, though, the snow melted in a period of four hours... I'm not worried about it when I make my walk back from the bars tonight.
It's Wednesday so that means pool and booze at Quarters, and then followed by karaoke night at Endzone. Such a glorious night this will be. Wednesdays are also a day that I booze it up with Mike and his friends so I'm curious to see if he will come over tonight or if his girlfriend will be there since tonight is his birthday. However, she's never come before so I'm hoping she doesn't change her plans. I'm crossing my fingers. It amazes me that even after all that previous ranting, I'm still excited to see him. I was really upset about him standing me up the other night, but it turns out he fell asleep when he got home to his apartment while he was waiting to come over to my place. I had said 2AM and I guess he got to his place at 1:30 and was just waiting. It's not really a good excuse, but I forgive easily and there's nothing we can do about the situation now.
I've decided I just don't care anymore. Really.
For some funny... Thanks P-Nasty for making me laugh with this amusing photo.
No worries, though, the snow melted in a period of four hours... I'm not worried about it when I make my walk back from the bars tonight.
It's Wednesday so that means pool and booze at Quarters, and then followed by karaoke night at Endzone. Such a glorious night this will be. Wednesdays are also a day that I booze it up with Mike and his friends so I'm curious to see if he will come over tonight or if his girlfriend will be there since tonight is his birthday. However, she's never come before so I'm hoping she doesn't change her plans. I'm crossing my fingers. It amazes me that even after all that previous ranting, I'm still excited to see him. I was really upset about him standing me up the other night, but it turns out he fell asleep when he got home to his apartment while he was waiting to come over to my place. I had said 2AM and I guess he got to his place at 1:30 and was just waiting. It's not really a good excuse, but I forgive easily and there's nothing we can do about the situation now. I've decided I just don't care anymore. Really.
For some funny... Thanks P-Nasty for making me laugh with this amusing photo.
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