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Or call someone a potato head... That would amuse me greatly... heart

Strumpet~... Crumpet~... ((duraduraDUH!)) Pheasent~.. Pleasent~.. ((buraburaBUH!)) TRRRRROOOOGGGGDDDOOoooooR!!!!

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COMES IN THE NIIIiiiiight!!

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Syphiliptic Druid!

Donny's so confuzzled right now.
The name calling has changed his mood into sadness.
Ah the agony.
I'll go hide under a rock now.

Oh yeah...
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I normally scream "SON OF A FRUCTOSE"
Or shintos
or bishu.
Other then that I try to limit it to "HOLY JESUS MONKIES" and "What the crapturds.."

Today...I woke up...and took a nap...and am thinking of doing something.
I am really cold.
Last night I got sick again. It was lovely.
I'm thirsty.
I wish it snowed outside so I could go throw snowballs at people. That'd be fun. ^^

Today I went to the Body exhibit for the first time, and the Titanic exhibit for the second time.

The Body exhibit was fine, interesting, and surprising. Our brains are smaller than our hearts when you look at it. Lots of stuff like that. I saw just about everything about a human body you can see, which was cool. And I touched a cancerous lung, quite rubbery.

The titanic exhibit I'd been to once before when I was younger at a different location. It seemed bigger where I went today. They had everything. There were walk through models, which I haden't remembered, though. I told my dad about them and he said that they were there last time, too. One of the models, the first one you walk through, was of a third class cabin hall. You walk up a wooden bridge from a room with letters that were recovered, and into a white painted hallway. I was scared as soon as I saw the entrace to it. to the left the hall turned up a pathway that you couldn't really see down because there was that kind of gate that you pull and has criss crosses. I could've seen more than I did, but I was too scared to look.

So you're walking down this somewhat long hall, with doors all around you that you can't open, and you can hear the engines working, and I start getting really really scared. Alyssa's just like "look up, look up!" Because, if you look up, you can see through the rafters the convention cealing above you. I walk over to this picture poster thing (They have them throughout the exhibit) that profile a person whom's belongings have been found. I start tearing up, and then crying, not really reading the poster, just freaking out at the room. I try to like, hold it back, but eventually it just starts pouring. Alyssa told me that I didn't look sad, but I looked really really scared and that that never happens with me, and once I turned the corner at the end of the hall and saw the regular exhibit I felt better.

They also had a full size grand stairway that I had to take ten minutes stairing at, but I wasn't affected too much, and a deck that was made to look like it was over looking the ocean at night and went on forever. Srsly, it was cool. They had mirrors set up, and it really looked like you were looking out the ocean, for the most part, but that didn't effect me at all. I don't know. It was weird. I also was scared when I watched a CG film of the boat splitting and hitting the sea floor, and I was like "There were people in that." and stuff. I don't know. Anyways.