Tuesday, March 08, 2005
Follow the link to TBFKAGC for this one:
Chaotic good elf druid-ranger
str: 9
int: 17
wis: 14
dex: 9
con: 4
cha: 17
On the asshole/bitch test, the html didn't want to cooperate, so reporting: I was tagged "12% Asshole/Bitch.You are not an asshole or a bitch, more like an asshole and bitch target. You have no backbone, and fold at even a slightly insincere look. Stop crying, you wuss."
Back to Sharp Sand for this one, the near-at-hand page 123, 5th sentence is: "Through the vacant window and door openings of a cafe one could see two men quite at the back drinking their wine." (from Parables and Paradoxes by Franz Kafka, Schocken Books 1963) (The rules to this one are: 1. Grab the nearest book; 2. Open the book to page 123.3. Find the fifth sentence; 4. Post the text of the sentence in your journal along with these instructions; 5. Don’t search around and look for the “coolest” book you can find. Do what’s actually next to you.)
And I'm adding a fourteenth poem to my list, Yeats' "After Long Silence." Maybe a more interesting list would be what your second ten most important poems are. Though I'd probably try and cram in twenty.
Am I avoiding getting to work, or what?
Chaotic good elf druid-ranger
str: 9
int: 17
wis: 14
dex: 9
con: 4
cha: 17
On the asshole/bitch test, the html didn't want to cooperate, so reporting: I was tagged "12% Asshole/Bitch.You are not an asshole or a bitch, more like an asshole and bitch target. You have no backbone, and fold at even a slightly insincere look. Stop crying, you wuss."
Back to Sharp Sand for this one, the near-at-hand page 123, 5th sentence is: "Through the vacant window and door openings of a cafe one could see two men quite at the back drinking their wine." (from Parables and Paradoxes by Franz Kafka, Schocken Books 1963) (The rules to this one are: 1. Grab the nearest book; 2. Open the book to page 123.3. Find the fifth sentence; 4. Post the text of the sentence in your journal along with these instructions; 5. Don’t search around and look for the “coolest” book you can find. Do what’s actually next to you.)
And I'm adding a fourteenth poem to my list, Yeats' "After Long Silence." Maybe a more interesting list would be what your second ten most important poems are. Though I'd probably try and cram in twenty.
Am I avoiding getting to work, or what?
