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Aprils Fool's day

by cj592 @ 2006-04-01 - 22:46:00

I havent really done an Aprils fools joke for many years. In fact, the last time was about fifteen years ago. And it wasn't even my fault, I was just roped into it by The Riddler....
Here's what happened....
Date: April 1st 1990 Time 1:30am
I got a phone call from a mate, who I shall call the Riddler (It's quite close to his surname) He has never really phoned before but he told me he needed to see me urgently. I invited him round, worrying about what his emergency could be. He came round at about 2am and I made him a cup of tea. He asked if he got me out of bed, I said he had. I asked what the emergency was, he said there wasn't one and did I know what the date was. It was then I realised he had got me up at 1:30 as an April fool's joke. I wasnt annoyed by it though. It was then that we started planning what we were going to do to our other friends.

Now if you are the type of reader that finds silly practical jokes disgraceful, then it's probably best you don't read on...

Firstly we boiled some spaghetti and found some string and pins. We went to a neighbours house and pinned some string across the doorway and draped spaghetti across it. So the first thing they would see when they opened the door was a curtain of spaghetti.
Then we took a creme egg. sliced the top off and scooped the insides out. Then we took a raw egg, cracked it and poured the yolk into the creme egg shell. We then soldered the top back on. We gave that to a friend of ours...
We then went to another frineds house, rang the doorbell and pie'd her. I think I may still have the photo of that. Oo-er that could be considered Happy Slapping now !!!!!
And then, finally we decided to wind my brother up. We got a large box and filled it with paper, and in it put a rose. We then wrapped it up to make it look like a present. I went round to his flat (By now it was about 11am) Five minutes later The Riddler came round on some pretext but this time he had left the present on his mat. Now my brother at the time believed there was a girl that fancied him, so I had primed The Riddler with a full description. He then convinced my brother that he had seen a girl leave the box and then managed to describe the girl perfectly. The fact that I had just got there 5 minutes before and there was no box lent weight to The Riddlers story that he had seen someone deliver it- plus he had no reason to make it up as he didn't know the girl. My brother opened the box and found the rose! He spent the next half hour worrying about what to do about the situation! Then at twelve we owned up and he was fine about it!
And that was my eventful April Fool's day

Launches, Lunches and an Infestation Warning

by cj592 @ 2006-04-01 - 15:16:17

Considering the poor start to the day, the weather has turned out good. It's nice and sunny at the moment. When I was driving home I had the sun roof open and the music blaring away... Happy days :)
And I went to see Failure to Launch, which was OK, but the cinema was full of kids. Eeurgh! It is obviously school holidays now; beware for the infestation. Even the manager had to come in, but when he wasnt there, the kids were just being stupid and ruining the film for everyone else! {end moan mode}

And today I have also had confirmation by post of our hotel reservations for next week. My OH and I are going away so I hope the weather holds.
And I hope the Landlady gets her finger out and fixes our windows, the frame has rotted away and you can get your finger around the pane. It's a bit of a worry, but she has promised that it will be done.
And I must stop starting sentences with and!

Still thats my day so far. Now I am going to enjoy my lunch, a chicken tikka Pasty.
Blog ya later

V for Vendetta 2

by cj592 @ 2006-04-01 - 09:44:29

V for Vendetta 2? No I am not talking about a sequel to the brilliant film starring Natalie Portman and Guy Fawkes, but I am referring to the Oxford / Cambridge boat race!

boat race

And here are the boys lined up in the V formation. This age old race now enters it's 152nd race,with Cambridge having a slight weight advantage (by 0.7kg).
If you want to predict the outcome, try the Inquizitor blog

But is that the only 'Vendetta' going on?

Well there is one other; Ratings. The BBC are pulling out all the stops to make the show a ratings winner, but realises it cannot be compared to football ratings. One spokesman said "It would be like comparing Eastenders to Country File!"

So will you be watching?

Whether the Weather

by cj592 @ 2006-04-01 - 09:12:18

Does anyone remember this Rhyme?

Whether the weather be fine
Or whether the weather be not
Whether the weather be cold
Or whether the weather be hot
We'll weather the weather
Whatever the weather
Whether we like it or not.

Why is it that the weather was good when we were at work but now we are on holiday it's gonna be crap weather? I don't particularly want to weather the weather, whether I like it or not because I don't like it.

And isn't it funny how the more times you say a word, the more incorrect it sounds...

Oh well. the weather might be bad but at least I'm not a wether!

The climate is made up of “weather”; whether it is nice out depends on whether it is raining or not. A wether is just a castrated sheep.

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