Could I BE more random?
Jan. 26th, 2006 01:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
captain_slinky*I consider my "Big Toe" to be the captain of all the other toes on the foot, yet think of all my fingers to be equal in rank except for the thumb, who is subservient to the rest of them.
*My Dad, despite being a raging 12-beers-a-day alcoholic, was an incredibly good father! He always found time to spend time with me despite that we had absolutely nothing in common, even if it was something as weird as going Clam Diggin or Mushroom Picking.
*I prefer black & white entertainment to color every time, because black & white movies are like a moving coloring book for your mind.
*Sometimes I look at all the vintage 70's and 80's stuff I have collected (2 storage units full of it) and am overcome with a moment of sanity; I think "No matter how much stuff I accumulate, it won't take me back to then". Then I regain my insanity and enjoy my mint-condition "Family Ties" board game.
*Of all the writing utensils, I find the pencil to be the most depressing. Crayons come a close second.
*What do people who AREN'T obsessed with something DO with their lives, anywho? A life devoid of conventions, gaming sessions, pilgrimages and "The Hunt" seems like less of a life worth living, doesn't it?
*My Dad, despite being a raging 12-beers-a-day alcoholic, was an incredibly good father! He always found time to spend time with me despite that we had absolutely nothing in common, even if it was something as weird as going Clam Diggin or Mushroom Picking.
*I prefer black & white entertainment to color every time, because black & white movies are like a moving coloring book for your mind.
*Sometimes I look at all the vintage 70's and 80's stuff I have collected (2 storage units full of it) and am overcome with a moment of sanity; I think "No matter how much stuff I accumulate, it won't take me back to then". Then I regain my insanity and enjoy my mint-condition "Family Ties" board game.
*Of all the writing utensils, I find the pencil to be the most depressing. Crayons come a close second.
*What do people who AREN'T obsessed with something DO with their lives, anywho? A life devoid of conventions, gaming sessions, pilgrimages and "The Hunt" seems like less of a life worth living, doesn't it?
