[Paraweird]

Mine is indeed False! The only thing that scared me about Emu (now), is that Rod Hull looked eerily like Camilla Parker Bowles.

Helen of Annoy, on 03 November 2009 - 05:16 PM, said:

I snore.

True. I've known many a girl that snores!

Cetacea, on 03 November 2009 - 08:53 PM, said:

I only rarely read a book more than once.

True.

catutie, on 04 November 2009 - 07:23 AM, said:

i have never left the country im in

Um, true (sadly).


I once got into a fight with a parrot.

[Cetacea]

Mistydawn, on 04 November 2009 - 05:19 AM, said:

I reckon you probably re-read a lot!

catutie, on 03 November 2009 - 10:59 PM, said:

true

Paraweird, on 04 November 2009 - 10:06 AM, said:

True.

Misty got it right, it's false, books I like I re-read again and again and again, I think a lot of the time you discover new little things that never occurred to you the first time you read it, especially if it's a much anticipated book that you sort of rushed through the first time.

Paraweird, on 04 November 2009 - 10:06 AM, said:

I once got into a fight with a parrot.

We used to have a parrot and I fell out with him a few times so I will say true.

I've met a good portion of the authors of the books I own.

[Helen of Annoy]

catutie, on 04 November 2009 - 08:23 AM, said:

sadly i dont lol but yes its true

i guess i should say another one

i have never left the country im in

True, but it’s a big country. If you never left the state you live in, then you should travel a bit more

Paraweird, on 04 November 2009 - 11:06 AM, said:

Mine is indeed False! The only thing that scared me about Emu (now), is that Rod Hull looked eerily like Camilla Parker Bowles.




True. I've known many a girl that snores!



True.




Um, true (sadly).


I once got into a fight with a parrot.

True. There’s also a possibility that you haven’t but you always wanted to... anyway, who won?

Cetacea, on 04 November 2009 - 01:50 PM, said:

Misty got it right, it's false, books I like I re-read again and again and again, I think a lot of the time you discover new little things that never occurred to you the first time you read it, especially if it's a much anticipated book that you sort of rushed through the first time.




We used to have a parrot and I fell out with him a few times so I will say true.

I've met a good portion of the authors of the books I own.

True. And you met good portion of that portion somewhere near the ocean or sea... Look at me, I’m psychic!



I don’t snore, but...
I grind my teeth and occasionally jump out of the bed screaming and hitting anyone who tries to come close to me before I wake up.

[catutie]

ha that one was false i have left this country once. we went to canada for 15 minutes lol and the whole time we were there it was rainy lol. and i leave the state alllll the time.

i think you last statment helen is true...remind me never to wake you up rofl

[Helen of Annoy]

catutie, on 04 November 2009 - 07:50 PM, said:

ha that one was false i have left this country once. we went to canada for 15 minutes lol and the whole time we were there it was rainy lol. and i leave the state alllll the time.

i think you last statment helen is true...remind me never to wake you up rofl

otherwise, I’m quite friendly.

You forgot your new statement, tra-la-la-la...

I got stuck in a tree once and had to take my boot off to free myself from up there. Then I had to go home semi-barefoot and return with a saw to free my boot.

[catutie]

lol wooooops i did didnt i lol.

im going to call true on that one lol.

when i had a cat when i was 6-8 i used to trap it under a laundry basket and read to it lol

[Cetacea]

Helen of Annoy, on 04 November 2009 - 05:11 PM, said:

True. And you met good portion of that portion somewhere near the ocean or sea... Look at me, I’m psychic!

Lol, true, yeah, a lot of my books are books used at Uni and our lecturers liked to set their own books as reading....

Helen of Annoy, on 04 November 2009 - 05:11 PM, said:

I don’t snore, but...
I grind my teeth and occasionally jump out of the bed screaming and hitting anyone who tries to come close to me before I wake up.

I occasionally have odd episodes like that so I would say true, I don't think I've hit but definitely screamed.

catutie, on 04 November 2009 - 07:50 PM, said:

lol wooooops i did didnt i lol.

im going to call true on that one lol.

when i had a cat when i was 6-8 i used to trap it under a laundry basket and read to it lol

I used to dress up my rabbit so I think that might be true...poor kitty.


On my 18th birthday I got incredibly drunk and started hugging trees calling them my friends....

[Helen of Annoy]

No, mine is false. I got stuck in a tree once but I got myself out without striptease.

catutie, on 04 November 2009 - 08:50 PM, said:

lol wooooops i did didnt i lol.

im going to call true on that one lol.

when i had a cat when i was 6-8 i used to trap it under a laundry basket and read to it lol

True. Have I mentioned that I go berserk at as much as reading about mistreating animals, cats especially? But you were 6 and cat wouldn’t let you trap her more than once if she didn’t get it as some kind of game. Boring game, but hey...

Cetacea, on 04 November 2009 - 08:58 PM, said:

Lol, true, yeah, a lot of my books are books used at Uni and our lecturers liked to set their own books as reading....




I occasionally have odd episodes like that so I would say true, I don't think I've hit but definitely screamed.


I used to dress up my rabbit so I think that might be true...poor kitty.


On my 18th birthday I got incredibly drunk and started hugging trees calling them my friends....

True.
You have to be drunk to do that? I do it all the time. But my following statement will show why I’m not exactly the model of normal behaviour...


Sometimes, I bang my head against the desk at work, or make silent cursing grimaces at the phone when someone is talking rubbish at the other end of the line... that sometimes is often enough to make my boss used to see me doing it.

[catutie]

Helen of Annoy, on 04 November 2009 - 12:13 PM, said:

Sometimes, I bang my head against the desk at work, or make silent cursing grimaces at the phone when someone is talking rubbish at the other end of the line... that sometimes is often enough to make my boss used to see me doing it.

true

i once got hit in the crotch by a cactus

[Paraweird]

Is true - I did have a fight with a parrot. But he strated it! Kept calling me names at a Bird sanctuary I was visiting. So I responded in kind. We exchanged insults for a while until the parrot jumped on to my shoulder and started head-butting me! I stepped back and fell onto a bench behind me, sitting down quite abrubtly. I swear the parrot starting laughing at me. Anywho, people were looking at us, so I decided to walk off, stupid parrot then jumped on my back... scuffle ensued

It turns out, the reason why the parrot went nuts on me was because some 'wit' had put bird food in my hood. Once I realised this, I gave the parrot the food and we were best mates. Followed me all around the sanctuary and looked quite sad when I left.

Cetacea, on 04 November 2009 - 07:58 PM, said:

On my 18th birthday I got incredibly drunk and started hugging trees calling them my friends....

Hmm. No doubt you got drunk, not sur eabout the tree hugging bit. You sure they weren't lamp posts?!

Helen of Annoy, on 04 November 2009 - 08:13 PM, said:

Sometimes, I bang my head against the desk at work, or make silent cursing grimaces at the phone when someone is talking rubbish at the other end of the line... that sometimes is often enough to make my boss used to see me doing it.

catutie, on 05 November 2009 - 05:17 AM, said:

true

i once got hit in the crotch by a cactus

True - and I share your pain.


I once got thrown out of the Houses of Parliament for heckling John Major.

[Helen of Annoy]

Mine’s true. So painfully true. I don’t really hate people, only their stupidity.

catutie, on 05 November 2009 - 06:17 AM, said:

true

i once got hit in the crotch by a cactus

It would be easier to say if I could hear your voice. Soprano would mean definitely true... So, let’s say it’s true, but you had your pants on so it wasn’t that bad?

Paraweird, on 05 November 2009 - 09:38 AM, said:

Is true - I did have a fight with a parrot. But he strated it! Kept calling me names at a Bird sanctuary I was visiting. So I responded in kind. We exchanged insults for a while until the parrot jumped on to my shoulder and started head-butting me! I stepped back and fell onto a bench behind me, sitting down quite abrubtly. I swear the parrot starting laughing at me. Anywho, people were looking at us, so I decided to walk off, stupid parrot then jumped on my back... scuffle ensued

It turns out, the reason why the parrot went nuts on me was because some 'wit' had put bird food in my hood. Once I realised this, I gave the parrot the food and we were best mates. Followed me all around the sanctuary and looked quite sad when I left.




Hmm. No doubt you got drunk, not sur eabout the tree hugging bit. You sure they weren't lamp posts?!






True - and I share your pain.


I once got thrown out of the Houses of Parliament for heckling John Major.

True?
Can’t believe it... I never got any further than startling a minister in my government and that’s was unintentionally.

[catutie]

Helen of Annoy, on 05 November 2009 - 11:29 AM, said:

Mine’s true. So painfully true. I don’t really hate people, only their stupidity.




It would be easier to say if I could hear your voice. Soprano would mean definitely true... So, let’s say it’s true, but you had your pants on so it wasn’t that bad?




True?
Can’t believe it... I never got any further than startling a minister in my government and that’s was unintentionally.

lets just say it hurt alot....and cactus needles go threw your pants lol

helen i dont know if that was yours so im just gonna say true to it lol

i have been lost on the same mountain 4 times

[Paraweird]

Helen of Annoy, on 05 November 2009 - 07:29 PM, said:

True?
Can't believe it... I never got any further than startling a minister in my government and that's was unintentionally.

Mine is half true. Was there on a school trip. Sat in the public viewing gallery above the debating chamber. You're supposed to sit there quietly, but I could not contain myself! I'm no tory voter, but even I was staggered by the out of touch stupidity and ignorance that came out of that man's mouth! I didn't so much heckle as laugh and tut loudly, whilst shaking my head and sighing. Needless to say - we were asked to leave.

catutie, on 05 November 2009 - 08:14 PM, said:

i have been lost on the same mountain 4 times

False - it's probably more than that


I once complained to the local church about the noise level of their bell ringing.

[catutie]

Paraweird, on 06 November 2009 - 12:52 AM, said:

Mine is half true. Was there on a school trip. Sat in the public viewing gallery above the debating chamber. You're supposed to sit there quietly, but I could not contain myself! I'm no tory voter, but even I was staggered by the out of touch stupidity and ignorance that came out of that man's mouth! I didn't so much heckle as laugh and tut loudly, whilst shaking my head and sighing. Needless to say - we were asked to leave.



False - it's probably more than that


I once complained to the local church about the noise level of their bell ringing.

ha your right its 6 times lol

i could believe that...they do have loud bells

i have seen someone get tackled to the ground for shoplifting

[Helen of Annoy]

catutie, on 06 November 2009 - 05:28 PM, said:

ha your right its 6 times lol

i could believe that...they do have loud bells

i have seen someone get tackled to the ground for shoplifting

True. And perfectly acceptable procedure, if you ask me. Actually, if you ask me, few kicks in the ribs would complete it nicely.

Paraweird, on 06 November 2009 - 09:52 AM, said:

Mine is half true. Was there on a school trip. Sat in the public viewing gallery above the debating chamber. You're supposed to sit there quietly, but I could not contain myself! I'm no tory voter, but even I was staggered by the out of touch stupidity and ignorance that came out of that man's mouth! I didn't so much heckle as laugh and tut loudly, whilst shaking my head and sighing. Needless to say - we were asked to leave.



False - it's probably more than that


I once complained to the local church about the noise level of their bell ringing.

Well, close enough to heckling
Mine is true, I was sent at that building temporarily and was going down the stairs, while minister was about to go up. But he saw me, and stopped there, frozen in disbelief. I went down, said ‘Good morning’, he just kept staring at me. Not much later, my co-workers informed me that he is asking who am I and where I came from. But I never found out what was it that startled him to the point of freezing at the spot. It could be my distinctive sense of fashion


False. But you’ve been thinking about it. So did I, since we got rid of socialism, priests are out of control. My local church has power device with timer to ring the bells, which is catastrophe because human bell ringer would give up after 123 strokes. Seriously, my husband was counting once and got to the 124 bells. Either our shepherd thinks god is deaf, either he doesn’t know how to set the damn thing to humane number of strokes. I should ask if he needs help with that, but he doesn’t speak to me since I moved in here, because I was to meet someone in local guesthouse and I asked him of all people for directions.

There’s my statement, is the story of aggressive bell ringing and easily offended priest true or false?

This post has been edited by Helen of Annoy: 06 November 2009 - 09:12 PM