by Guest » Fri Nov 05, 2010 12:25 pm
This girl opened me. She's super hot. Great body. Red hair, green eyes. Former dancer and figure skater. And, as you'll see, really clever.
Subject: Hahaha
I wanted to say you are terribly hilarious and should also always buckle up for safety! That's right, I did just throw a slogan at you! And I also wanted to validate your feelings against ventriloquist dummies, because the only things creepier on the Freak Out scale are Clowns [they eat children, this is proven by movies which everyone knows makes it a reliable fact], mimes, and the mannequins from the Old Navy commercials. I don't know who came up with that horrible PR idea, but it is AWFUL and tips the Freak Out Scale over.
You should know though, I did train as a figure skater. I've never done roller derby, and I used to do ballet. It gets worse. I wear my seatbelt ALWAYS and I also always like to eat dessert first because I'm an adult and no one can tell me otherwise! However, I can play a great game of mud football, though I lack the ability to throw an authentic spiral. Very sad. In general, I have no problem getting my hair messed up for a worthy cause and I do not care if I own a Prada purse.
So other than risking your life by not wearing a seatbelt, what do you do for fun? Interests, etc? You know, the basics...
HB Figure Skater
[COLOR=red]Bull Run's Response[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]Ok mom, I'll buckle up ;) Just to put your mind at ease, my car has air bags and great crash ratings...then again, if she and I got tangled up with an SUV I think we'd lose.[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]Being an adult is GREAT!!! I can stay up as late as I want, eat breakfast for dinner or dinner for breakfast, and play music at the appropriate volume without being nagged by my parental units. I will say that eating dessert first is quite edgy and, to be honest, makes me slightly intimidated by your bad assery.[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]For fun I enjoy making prank calls pretending to be a mime, stealing garden gnomes, reading the encyclopedia, and organizing underwear drawers (FYI: ask permission first if it is not YOUR drawer)...you know, the normal stuff people do for fun. Really though, I love indie films and music, hit up a live music show at least once a week, working out is one of my favorite things in the world, discovering new places to hang out, writing, people watching, and the normal things people do for fun (friends, family, food, booze, etc).[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]I feel you should know that I cannot skate, but tend to always be walking on thin ice. I'm no ballerina, but look amazing in a tutu. I rarely eat dessert, but will order a different one than you order so you can sample them both. I can throw a spiral with ease, but cannot do a cartwheel. I don't own a Prada purse, but often wish I had a purse because sometimes there just aren't enough pockets...[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]Bull Run[/COLOR]
[COLOR=black]HB Figure Skater's Response[/COLOR]
Brinner [breakfast for dinner] is my favorite meal EVER because 1) it's delicious and 2) I don't have to wake up to have breakfast food 3) waking up is a least favorite activity. And you should be intimidated by my eating dessert first. I'm obviously very hard core and have huge biceps from doing lots of yoga.
So I read in your profile that you don't let people win at games. That's terribly undiplomatic of you, but probably it's the best approach because people shouldn't walk around with a false sense of confidence. They really shouldn't! You know there are those girls out there who are only children or thought they were princesses growing up and feel overly entitled to win just on merit of being alive. To which I say, "Oh no no, Pretty-Pretty Princess. You're going down." That's the speech I give divas when I have to play any games with them, but you can copy it if you need to. If you're wondering if I'm an only child or have a Pretty-Pretty Princess complex, the answer to that riddle is no and no. I did want to be Rainbow Bright when I was growing up, but that's a different story. Arranging underwear drawers is tricky. It's not like underwear is very fold-able. Not the kind worth wearing anyway. I'm sad for you that you don't have a purse. You could get one and call it a satchel. Indiana Jones wears one...
[COLOR=red]Bull Run's Response[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]Your huge biceps may power you past me in an arm wrestling contest, but I devote an entire day in the gym every week to working out my thumbs and thumb related muscles. So, I'm pretty confident that I will defeat you at thumb wrestling. And, let's face it, that's all that really matters...[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]I'm glad to see that you have no problem putting the Pretty-Pretty Princesses of the world in their place. You and I should start an organization devoted to knocking the only children and overly entitled people of the world down a few pegs. We can call it the League of Humility. We'll have a secret lair that's carved out of the side of a volcano, we'll give ourselves nicknames like The Submissive Siren and Master Meekness, we'll have a secret handshake, a theme song, and get to wear form fitting costumes. Of course, our costumes won't have pockets, so we'll have utility belts and I'll finally get to rock a satchel I. Jones style.[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]So, HB Figure Skater, you seem pretty cool. I propose that we meet for an adult beverage so that we may be mutually witty in person.[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]Bull Run[/COLOR]