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[24 Mar 2008|10:59pm] |
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List ten fictional characters you would have sex with (in no particular order) and tag 5 people to do the same.
Because I'm practically Bi-sexual, I wondered whether to do it for 5 guys, 5 girls...or ten of each. So what I've decided is I'll do ten of each. Because I needed to, really. So, this is really image heavy. But worthwhile.
( Men first: )
( And now for the Women: )
And I tag.... cassiesheepgirl and anyone else who wants a go!
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| Oh how the mighty have fallen. |
[23 Mar 2008|09:03pm] |
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Dear New Rock:

Just Say No.
Love The Obsessive-Shoe-Compulsive-Girl,
Kat.
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| Katti ROCKS. |
[23 Mar 2008|04:22pm] |
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I won at Scrabble! Woo!
...Yeah, ok, I know that seems like a bad thing to post about, and is slightly childish but you have to understand, I never win at Scrabble. And I won with lots of points too. Like, 258 or something. It was against my nan and mum, so really I just had to play hard. They foolishly let me start with the word Zion. Hahah. Silly people.
Plus I have a new icon (called "condescending") from the UK version of Wicked, which by the way, was WICKED. Hahaha. Anyway. Enjoy your days.
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| Bad Kitty! |
[13 Mar 2008|12:57am] |
Yuk, my internet connection keeps cutting out - I apologise! I'm not sure what's going on tonight; it's been doing it for a while. So, this is just a note to Cassie and scribblemusic, I'm sorry if I disappeared suddenly!
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| Yoinked from Scribblemusic |
[07 Mar 2008|10:13pm] |
BRUTAL HONESTY MEME Have you had one of those days lately when you just scroll down your friends list and look at all the wonderful people you know... and wanted to smack a fair number of them? I'm sure you all know that every once in while, it's good to share your true feelings. It can be stress relieving, an opportunity to express true feelings while proving to be awfully amusing for those not taking part. And so, rising from the ashes is the traditional, yet ever time-killing Brutal Honesty Meme. Leave no thought unshared, no moron unwanked, no idiotic reply left without a searing, snarky retort. Have fun, children. It's time to get angry.
Oh, come on. You know you want the chance to say something harsh and critical to me when I have the flu. It's like kicking a puppy when it's blind. (Ouch, when I'm sick I think of vicious similes.) Besides; it'll be fun for a change. I rarely open up my journal for brutal honesty from strangers... not that you're strange.
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| I hate winter/Spring. |
[05 Mar 2008|01:41am] |
I am so cold my entire body is shivering and all I've been doing is sitting here playing the Sims. Damn this winter-y weather. It's March for goodness' sake. We're being predicted SNOW next week and I'm thinking "It's Bleeding Easter Soon". GAH.
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| She'll ban you so hard. |
[03 Mar 2008|11:42am] |
Aside from the current urge to write a fanfiction involving Dougie in platform shoes (...inspired by a simple comment someone made on juddpoynter's LJ; Dougie appears to be taller in photos while down under. And that sentence now makes me want to write fanfiction with Dougie in platforms going down on Harry. Oh gods. Drabbling here I come...) I'm currently irritated. It is March the third. It is quite, quite cold outside. I have a headache. And my next door neighbour has decided that TODAY IS A BRILLIANT DAY TO GET HER WINDOWS REPLACED. Seriously? Last time they decided something irritating like this was when I had to study for A-Levels. They just know how to piss me off. No exams this week, but I have a headache! I wanted a lie-in today. I did not want to wake up thinking we were having another earthquake (not that I felt the first, how far south I am!) because my bed was rattling due to them BANGING THE WALLS OF MY HOUSE. I may just use the opportunity to climb out of my room at 3am, climb in through their now absent window and SCARE THE HELL OUT OF THEM. Sit in their bedroom wearing black clothes and shining a torch on my face. Yes, it's immature. But ... I'm a tired little girl, I need my sleepsies! I need my beauty sleep. Well, no, I don't really, I'm pretty enough. But I like the option of sleeping in. Instead, I'm going to go and play the Sims. My new Free Time expansion came today. Huzzah! Or I might do that drabble... Hmmm....
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| *grins* |
[02 Mar 2008|06:11pm] |
I am a cheshire Kat. I have just fixed the alleged problem of not getting the thing to work due to lack of plug-in, and have managed to manipulate the way the Creativity pack opened with the command prompt. I am a genius. Well, actually, someone else is the genius, I just had the intellect to try a different approach to looking for a solution.
Results: *Points to music*
I didn't type that in, it was detected.
And stop laughing at the fact I like Billie; this song is amazing.
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| Sunkissed trampoline. |
[02 Mar 2008|05:51pm] |
Ok, due to whatever circumstances; I've had to get a new computer and she is lovely. *touches lots and lots of wood* She plays the Sims. She has 500g, 3 gig of RAM and is beautifully beautiful. And I do love her... but she appears to have a minor problem in that she won't let me install the blogging plug-in for WMP, because she runs Vista. (We shall have no comments on that, thank you. I like it. So far, it's done nothing wrong to me. Besides, the bugs are mostly sorted out by now, it was about a year ago they released it after all...) Le Sigh. I've looked everywhere I can think to find a blogging plug-in for WMP, and not a single one is Vista compatible. Which just means I'll have to manually type the Music in.... I imagine I'll get used to that eventually? Or I can just hope some nice person realizes that Vista needs more plug-ins. I mean, it's just WMP11, after all. The only difference is that for some unknown reason the Creativity pack won't install to Vista. Silly thing.
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| Apology? |
[24 Feb 2008|04:07pm] |
I thought, as I didn't want to go jumping around other people's journals, that it would be best if I put this here, really. I kinda went off a little on my reply in my last entry, at crimsonteir , which, looking back, was a bit rude. There's no way you could've known how many issues I've had and I guess when I replied I was just feeling very helpless and a bit frustrated - nothing that should've been aimed at you. I came across sounding arrogant, I know, and I probably should've just waited until later to reply - first thing in the morning is never a good time for me, especially work days - and for that I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to offend you, and as I said to Rachel, I never meant to upset or anger you; it genuinely was the surprise that anyone might suggest something, that after all I've done seemed, basic that made me slightly indignant. As I said, I can't expect everyone to know whether I've tried fixing the problem before, and it was wrong of me to assume you'd know that I know a lot about computers.
I was probably quite blunt about my reply, because I'm quite a blunt person most of the time. I don't mince words if I can help it, and I think I thought at the time that what I'd said wasn't so much rude as trying to explain the situation. The more I read it - as an outsider - the more I realize it sounds very THIS IS THIS, THAT IS THAT. I wasn't trying to put it that way, but trying to paraphrase the situation without going into (boring) detail about the times I've tried to fix things.
Anyway. I know it's a bit retro-spective, but I don't want to cause problems for Rachel so I hope we can sort this misunderstanding out. I'm not generally used to people I don't physically know - regardless of the one time we met - reading my journal, so it was a little strange seeing your comment here. That's not to say it was unwelcome. I do understand you were trying to help, it just surprised me. Not that you'd try to help, but that someone I don't really know would read, and comment, on my journal. I'm a vaguely private person - most of my journal is friends only, so when I post to the world it's generally not vital news. Oh, now I'm losing what I was saying; I'm sure I was going somewhere with this.
Bottom line here is, I am sorry to have offended and upset you, it wasn't my intention. I hope that this apology can be put towards resolving any tension.
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| Finger Tips are Holding Onto the Cracks in My Foundations |
[22 Feb 2008|11:46am] |
I have 7 days to decide if it's worth pre-ordering the new Sims expansion pack. I know I want it. I know I want the sims Teen extra pack too. I know logically that there is no point me buying it due to the fact my computer hates the sims so much it breaks if I play it once... But god. I want that expansion pack.
Yesterday my dad said to me, after I told him about the offer in "GAME" (Two of the extra packs- eg. celebrations, glamour life, H&M fashion shoot - for £15, just in case you wanted to know)
"We'll get your Sims working. We will. Even if we have to buy you a pre-made computer."
Yeah. Does seem like that may be the way to go. Talk about ridiculous. Of course, then I could have one PC for GAMES, and one for Anime. And then I officially am a geek.
Meanwhile - Sorry I've not replied to you about your story, Vivian, I am getting to it - I've just had lots of computer-fixing to do before we can get word to work. I can say - I did get to read it quickly and thouroughly enjoyed it; but I will give you proper feedback when I can get it to work again! It should be by Sunday.
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[31 Jan 2008|07:43pm] |
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Katherine did not go shopping today, instead she spent the day collapsed in bed with dizziness, inability to eat, sick stomach feelings and general not-well-ness. Huzzah for not being able to sleep at night, for it brings many good situations to all. I apologise if this is lacking in sense, but I feel I need to explain myself to you all for being mentally not with it.
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| You have...two cows? |
[27 Jan 2008|10:48pm] |
I think I've just found the best summary for Neon Genesis Evangelion ever; and what's more amusing is that I wasn't even looking for it. I'm on the uncyclopedia website; looking up the "you have two cows" version of animé. No, I didn't immediately understand what the "You have two cows" thing was until I read it on wikipedia, and suddenly it all made sense (and no, I can't remember how on earth I got there in the first place.) ANYWAY; the basics of the two cows thing is, it's how you give an example of something. Like, "You have two cows and the government takes one away and exchanges it for a bull"... it's best explained by wikipedia, but you get the jist. So. The best summary for NGE:
"You have two giant robotic cows. You make your mental-disorder-guidebook children ride in their stomachs to save the world. The cows turn out to not really be robotic. One gets BSE and starts eating other cows. The other cow accidentally attacks and kills the plot. The plot dies. Nothing makes sense anymore. Cattle fanatics praise it as the best bovine-related animé of all time. "
I think it's the last sentence that really does it for me: "Cattle fanatics praise it as the best bovine-related animé of all time." Because... it's true. Hahah.
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| Because I should put more up here, but I don't... |
[27 Jan 2008|01:47am] |
I know, you all want to know what's going on in my life, and I'm sure I could fill a page or two about several million things, but instead, here's a quick meme regarding WMP. Under the cut, because it's irritating to do otherwise. ( Under the cut, under the cut, etc... )
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| I know - you love the song, but not the singer... |
[10 Jan 2008|03:01am] |
Yoinked from scribblemusic; because I love answering questions!
Because we never really know each other as well as we think, in response to this post I'd like you to ask a question. Anything about which you are curious, anything you feel you ought to know about me. Silly, serious, personal, fannish. Ask away. Then copy this to your own journal, and see what people don't know about you...
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| Crazy |
[10 Jan 2008|01:57am] |
It's official, my Junes story has gone mad. It's created its own storyline, changed the initial plot and thrown in moments I'd never expected. What had originally started as a story with just one pairing, has turned into a story with mentions of old pairings, momentary alcohol induced new ones, and is destined to cause momentary insanity as I attempt to write this next bit. Damn you Harold Judd, you are one kinky bitch.
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| Geek-Speak. |
[09 Jan 2008|06:28pm] |
I wish to take this moment to say, I despise CSS. Actually, this is a blatant lie, I don't despise it. I just find it... awkward. I've spent today not-tidying-my-room, just so I can look over this rather helpful website, which has taught me all about HTML (yes, I know, I did know the basics, but you know it's always nice to just go over them, especially as it's been about 4 years since I genuinely used coding rather than just hitting Apply on Dreamweaver) and CSS. But I've sat there now, having read 10/13 pages of how to use basic CSS, and have thought, well, that's relatively logical and simple. I think I can get the hang of this... and then I try writing some coding out and it all looks like it's going to work yada yada...and then it just doesn't. I mean, I get that coding is meant to be easy. It's not the hardest thing to understand once you realize that things like : p.whatever links to p class="whatever" in the html of a page; and the idea that a background image can either repeat or no-repeat or even repeat-x. It's all very elegant! Coding at its best! a in the CSS links to a in the HTML! Brilliant logic. So why won't it bleeding work when I try to preview it? It just REVERTS. And any comments about what explorer I use shall not be greeted with a kind remark, for I am quite, quite happy with IE; and have no intention of going over to Firefox. Besides, surely, surely, that is not the problem here. Surely it's my literal bad coding? I just wish I knew.
Stop the plane, I want to get off.
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[24 Dec 2007|01:01pm] |
Dear Flu. Having a week away from you was nice, even if I had to go to hospital and be put on other tablets in the meantime. However. This does not mean, now my tablets are over, that you may coime back. YOU ARE NOT WELCOME. GO AWAY. I DON'T WANT TO BE ILL AGAIN. No-Love Katherine.
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[15 Dec 2007|06:21pm] |
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Aforementioned wing of pain on right shoulder has now been identified at hospital as spine-related-twisting. Yes, I am possibly the only person you know who can manage to twist their spine while sleeping resulting in agony. Have been supplied with a lot of drugs to make the pain disappear. Yay.
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| The worst thing I've heard in ages. |
[14 Dec 2007|05:50pm] |
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While I appreciate the idea of celebrities encouraging charities; this advert just... I'm sorry. Doesn't cut the cake. It makes me laugh. Not at the fate of the animals, of course. But at Simon Cowell's obvious lack of... comprehension. He seems to be really bored, if nothing else, that he's been chosen for this. "It's one of the worst things I've heard in ages" he says, but you know what? I really, really don't believe him. Of all the people they could've got to do it, surely Sharon would've been the one to go for? Sharon actually cares about things other than clothing and money.
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