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Stupid. Nuff said.

Passion by The Rumour Said Fire (currently my favourite song) YouTube - ‪The Rumour Said Fire 'Passion'‬‏

Around 7 hours ago...I read a few pages whilst enjoying a coffee before I started work.

It's 4:27 am...almost six and a half hours into my night shift here at the hospital, with another two and a half hours to go. *yawn* I'm currently on a break, and up to my umpteenth cup of coffee. Perhaps I should just insert a coffee IV. Hmm. Anywho, I was wondering how many others on BAR...

In Australia, yes...Many of us begin life elsewhere... My father (who is Danish) is a professor of linguistic anthropology and spent several years in the US as a young man studying Native American languages where he worked closely with a young female anthropologist who specialised in the...

I have a son with a visual impairment and 'cause he also has severe Cerebral Palsy his ability to use Braille is...well...nil. As my son is a lover of literature support workers and I physically read books to him, however, the demands of everyday life are not always so accommodating with time...

I'm trilingual - English, Danish, Lakota, (and passable Latin) - however, given the past experience of Alzheimer research, which has had more theories than Harold Camping has dates for The Rapture, I don't think I'll rely on being able to master several languages to keep the effects of the...

Oh no, Will, you're gravely mistaken. What would the world be without FOUR Anaconda films? A little more serious and far less cheesy. ;) By not pretending to be anything other than it was, cheesy, Snakes On A Plane came out as a winner; I hear quotes from the movie constantly throughout...

I purchased the following titles (as well as the covers, pages and words :p) a week ago, however, having just worked back to back shifts five days straight I have not even had a chance to glance inside the covers of any of them. :sad: *mutters about nursing shortages* A Short History of...

Caleb's Crossing by Geraldine Brooks. A fabulous work of historical fiction. Brooks managed to weave a beautiful tapestry of words by using scant historical details and a fertile imagination. :stars4:

In Search of Schrodinger's Cat: Quantum Physics And Reality by John Gribbin.

Had a 'cheese fest' last evening with a few friends. A movie marathon of the genre: cheese. Ferocious Planet - It was so impossibly bad that I want to scrub any memory of it from my brain with steel wool. Snakes on a Plane - Unadulterated cheese, but lots of fun. Anacondas: The Hunt...

Ah, a thread for us to better understand and to easily excel in the realm of grammar. Cool.

I shall never be able to play games such as Smack the Penguin again without thinking of such things as kinetic energy etc...instead of the pleasure gained by belting the crap out of pingu. Thanks. :p

Sensible plan. You can't be too careful when it comes to zombies. They're not very smart but they are persistent.

Indeed.

Under the Autumn Garden - Jan Mark Children of the Oregon Trail - A. Rutgers van der Loeff Pillars of Crystal - Allan Watkins Where The Wild Things Are - Maurice Sendak Anne of Green Gables books - Lucy Maud Montgomery To name a few that I own and still take a wander through from time to...

Perhaps set to some music and accompanied by some maniacal hand gestures you would have a rap? :blink: