Something tells me that this quiz is just another way to say that I am boring:

You Are Placid and Peaceful

It's not that you're scared of most thrills It's just that you don't need them to be happy You're content with life as is... no need to change it Just make sure to let loose a little every now and then!

haha...it's not that I don't like risks, I just like to know what I'm doing.

For a second there, in the title, I thought it said I was flacid...ouch

But anyway...enough about the little blogthingy I put at the top of my entry. Today is Saturday...I should be enjoying my Saturday, but instead, I feel somewhat discontented.

I suppose when I get lazy, I just tend to pile crap on my desk around me. I specifically told myself when I moved into this apartment that I was not going to be a messy person! WELL, my desk is a disaster...I have papers and junk mail strewn about my kitchen counters (as you can tell, I really don't cook all that much)...and it's driving me up the wall...YET I'm too lazy to go clean it up. What is wrong with me? Does anyone else get this way or is it just me?

Ugh, speaking of messes...some lady at work gave me some tomatoes and I was like "Oh yeah, I'll take em!" Well, I brought them home and forgot about them...and they were way too ripe to begin with when she gave them to me...and they leaked all over the counter...into all my lovely junk mail. I didn't notice yesterday until I got home from grocery shopping and was like "Eww, what the hell is that smell???" (you can tell I don't go in the kitchen very often either...lol)

Okay, I guess the question is now...why am I blogging and not cleaning up this mess? I don't think I'll ever know...

I'll leave you with some points to ponder while I go get on all that...

• Law students spend more time in ethics training than any other professional students.
• The average age of first-time cell phone owners has decreased from 17 to 12 since the year 2000.
• Memorizing and quoting trivial information can increase a person's score on standardized IQ test by 11 to 19 points.
• When cornered, a lemur can jump over ten feet straight up.
• According to Google, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom, searches for "porn" more than any other city, worldwide.

Hehe... we went to Target and they had Honey Bunches of Oats on sale so my dad bought four boxes.

Whenever we have rotten or old food I want to throw it out so I ask my parents and they're like "nooooo it's good for another few weeks (years)."
» randomjunk on 2006-09-16 01:44:52

There's nothing wrong with you! I do that all the time as well. :D
» little-b on 2006-09-16 01:51:00

haha...
i said the same thing when we moved into our new place...especially since it was the first place that was only us and no other roomate....not only is it nice and chaotic...but we picked up another roomate and i lost all my damned space! heh.

my desk is the same way because ive got all these half scanned photo projects lying around on it...booo! im lazy...and too busy for my own good!
» invisibleinkling on 2006-09-16 04:09:57

Same thing...
I always say "I'll get to it", "Nah, it'll be fine." or "It won't be like that this time". You know what? Never ever ever! =P

Hmm, nice little trivial facts. Where'd you pick them up?
» Silver-dot- on 2006-09-16 07:33:01

Mostly what I've been taking so far are videos of me using my socks as puppets. Or using my many stuffed animals as puppets. Either way, there will be puppets. :D
» randomjunk on 2006-09-16 11:42:00

He...he... well see I would but I kind of deleted them already. And I'm not sure how to put stuff onto the computer just yet. But as soon as I figure it out...
» randomjunk on 2006-09-16 11:55:03

Usually I need to be pretty sure that the rewards of a risk are more than equal to the result of screwing up while taking the risk. If there's too little to be gained I probably won't bother because I don't really get any excitement directly from the act of taking risks. More comfort in less danger to me.
» etheracide on 2006-09-17 01:18:52

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