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Social life and Chinese Astrology
Feb. 9th, 2005 11:20 amLong information about my Chinese Astrological future. Ah, the joys of wasting time... (information gathered from here.)
( I was born in the Chinese year of the Rat, so... )
( And my Astrology Element is Wood... )
( And my overview for the year is... )
Okay, I will now stop wittering on about rats. Uh, the Musicals Society social last night was not as bad as it could have been. After spending an hour (!!) deciding what to wear (OMG! Am actually turning into someone who cares about clothes) I headed out to meet the others in one of the uni bars... we then went down into town to two pubs. In the second one we played 'I Have Never' (people take it in turns to say 'I have never... (insert interesting and possibly rude thing here)' and all those who have done it have to take a drink.) We found out two of the cast members own vibrators, about five of us fancy someone else in the cast, and three people have kissed someone of the same sex, among other things. Ooooh. Scandalous.
Then we went to a club where they were playing cheesy music. Cheesy music is something I am fond of, however smoke and a dance floor so full you can't actually dance are not. Also I was getting tired by then so I seized the opportunity to leave when two other girls did at about one a.m.
Also I have noticed that I am finding the bad guy in our play strangely compelling. His actor plays him really well, and there's something about his obsessive, crazed, violent, teetering-on-the-borderline-of-insanity personality that is turning me into a closeted squeeing fangirl. I'm not sure this is a good thing. (I privately squeeed over the bad guy in the last play I did, who was a sadistic narrow-minded git. Sigh.) The only time I squee over the hero is when he's suddenly at risk of being hanged for murder.
Am so far managing to avoid obsessively checking the hit counter on my fanfic. I don't think hit counters are a good thing. Either it means people read, but get bored and don't finish, or they read and can't be arsed to review *incoherent mutterings, sporkings, etc* Now if there was a hit counter that could somehow measure how many people finish the chapter, that'd be good.
Edit: Sorry about pimping my fanfic twice. I keep forgetting to post to the correct journal #^_^#
( I was born in the Chinese year of the Rat, so... )
( And my Astrology Element is Wood... )
( And my overview for the year is... )
Okay, I will now stop wittering on about rats. Uh, the Musicals Society social last night was not as bad as it could have been. After spending an hour (!!) deciding what to wear (OMG! Am actually turning into someone who cares about clothes) I headed out to meet the others in one of the uni bars... we then went down into town to two pubs. In the second one we played 'I Have Never' (people take it in turns to say 'I have never... (insert interesting and possibly rude thing here)' and all those who have done it have to take a drink.) We found out two of the cast members own vibrators, about five of us fancy someone else in the cast, and three people have kissed someone of the same sex, among other things. Ooooh. Scandalous.
Then we went to a club where they were playing cheesy music. Cheesy music is something I am fond of, however smoke and a dance floor so full you can't actually dance are not. Also I was getting tired by then so I seized the opportunity to leave when two other girls did at about one a.m.
Also I have noticed that I am finding the bad guy in our play strangely compelling. His actor plays him really well, and there's something about his obsessive, crazed, violent, teetering-on-the-borderline-of-insanity personality that is turning me into a closeted squeeing fangirl. I'm not sure this is a good thing. (I privately squeeed over the bad guy in the last play I did, who was a sadistic narrow-minded git. Sigh.) The only time I squee over the hero is when he's suddenly at risk of being hanged for murder.
Am so far managing to avoid obsessively checking the hit counter on my fanfic. I don't think hit counters are a good thing. Either it means people read, but get bored and don't finish, or they read and can't be arsed to review *incoherent mutterings, sporkings, etc* Now if there was a hit counter that could somehow measure how many people finish the chapter, that'd be good.
Edit: Sorry about pimping my fanfic twice. I keep forgetting to post to the correct journal #^_^#
