I will concede to this counting as a real post as long as you follow it up later with a rendering of what your brain looks like when it's drunk off its brain-ass.
Linda~ I think her brain is more of a melted ice cream scoop. One that's been stepped on a few times from the looks of it.
Allie~ Since you've posted it and it has actual words, I'd say it counts. We're easy to please. Plus there's a picture *flails with joy*
And my brain totally sympathizes with yours on wanting a break. Mine just wants to be lazy and filled with mindless things like video games instead of the evilness that is homework though. It's really been that way for the last month maybe. And I've given it about 3/4 of that time off but it still wants more. Fricking greedy thing.
i had that for like a month once.. it was crazy! i just kept on writing these really crap posts and then i realised less is more so i just didnt write very much when i couldnt be bothered to write and just posted some gorgeous photography instead. people seem to like my posts when i dont write a lot more but im not offended!! x
Oh there are far more potentially-zoonotic prion diseases out there than just mad cow disease and scrapie. Like mad squirrel disease. That's killed at least one person in Kentucky, which is only four states away from Montana (I looked it up on a map especially for you, because I barely know the geography of my own country, let alone the USA.)
You'd never even know if the squirrels in your neighbourhood had it, until they infected you, because squirrels are raving nutjobs anyway and "mad squirrel disease can be difficult to distinguish from the usual behaviour of squirrels."
Oh, I so feel your pain.
ReplyDeleteExcept my brain always wants chocolate.
I will concede to this counting as a real post as long as you follow it up later with a rendering of what your brain looks like when it's drunk off its brain-ass.
ReplyDeleteMmm...your brain looks like bubble gum
ReplyDeleteFeed your brain with crackers then! Mine needs soup...fooker of a brain!
ReplyDeleteHappy week-end! ;p
Is your brain a protozoa or an amoeba?? I can't tell.
ReplyDeleteDear Jesus, I hope that image is not from an actual MRI of your brain.
ReplyDeleteAh whant spaghatta nadle nah! Gat yah brahn in gahw...dah at!
ReplyDeletescrapie?
ReplyDeleteThus sayeth Zaedah...
ReplyDeleteBecause the particular hue of the brain is so mesmerizing, it counts as a post.
crackers? or to GO crackers?
ReplyDeleteI'd give brain a box full of crackers so you both can work together and write a blog post.
ReplyDeleteHow do you make me laugh SO freaking much every single time?
ReplyDeleteI am relatively certain you could post something entirely composed of punctuation and still get at least a snicker.
Hahah...you're awesome!
ReplyDeleteLinda~ I think her brain is more of a melted ice cream scoop. One that's been stepped on a few times from the looks of it.
ReplyDeleteAllie~ Since you've posted it and it has actual words, I'd say it counts. We're easy to please. Plus there's a picture *flails with joy*
And my brain totally sympathizes with yours on wanting a break. Mine just wants to be lazy and filled with mindless things like video games instead of the evilness that is homework though. It's really been that way for the last month maybe. And I've given it about 3/4 of that time off but it still wants more. Fricking greedy thing.
How is it that people like you and Sassy Curmudgen have these wonderfully funny things despite admitting that they're basically throwaway posts?
ReplyDeleteI had that feeling today, and could only muster up a bragging post about my Spring Break :/
Silly Brain, crackers are for parrots.
ReplyDeletehaha!
ReplyDeletei had that for like a month once.. it was crazy! i just kept on writing these really crap posts and then i realised less is more so i just didnt write very much when i couldnt be bothered to write and just posted some gorgeous photography instead. people seem to like my posts when i dont write a lot more but im not offended!! x
ReplyDeleteMost of my days are like this. Count yourself lucky.
ReplyDeleteOh there are far more potentially-zoonotic prion diseases out there than just mad cow disease and scrapie. Like mad squirrel disease. That's killed at least one person in Kentucky, which is only four states away from Montana (I looked it up on a map especially for you, because I barely know the geography of my own country, let alone the USA.)
ReplyDeleteYou'd never even know if the squirrels in your neighbourhood had it, until they infected you, because squirrels are raving nutjobs anyway and "mad squirrel disease can be difficult to distinguish from the usual behaviour of squirrels."