Haha. I have finished Vice City at last! Damn that last mission- it took for ages. But how can I win after only completing 52%??? And what am I going to do now?
Al the decorations are finally up, including the precarious piece of tinsel dangling over the fire place. It's always a rush if that one falls down. I seem to have a sever lack of Christmas cards this year (Not even in double figures). I think its the lowest amount I have ever received- especially from school (About 52% of the normal amount). Maybe next year more people will like me. I mean whats the point of being a teacher if you dont get presents and cards???D

I suppose I ought to tidy up before my OH gets home- although I am sure she wont mind coming home to a mess.

PS- I bought Leona's single today. Hmmmmmm NICE!

Taken from Yahoo News

The Internet has given birth to a quirky range of modern addictions and maladies, the British weekly New Scientist says in its Christmas issue published this Saturday.

They include these:

- EGO-SURFING: When you frequently check your name and reputation on the Internet.

- BLOG STREAKING: "Revealing secrets or personal information online which for everybody's sake would be best kept private."

- CRACKBERRY: "The curse of the modern executive: not being able to stop checking your BlackBerry, even at your grandmother's funeral." (A BlackBerry is a popular handheld device that can be used for phoning, emailing and web-browsing).

- GOOGLE-STALKING: Defined as "snooping online on old friends, colleagues or first dates."

- CYBERCHONDRIA: "A headache and a particular rash at the same time? Extensive online research tells you it must be cancer."

- PHOTOLURKING: Flicking through a photo album of someone you've never met.

- WIKIPEDIHOLISM: Excess devotion to contributing to the online collaborative encyclopaedia, Wikipedia. (Wikipedia even has a page where you can test whether you're an addict: (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Are-You-a-Wikipediholic-Test)).

- CHEESEPODDING: Downloading of a song "so cheesy that you could cover it in plastic wrap and sell it at the deli counter." Cheesepodders are especially vulnerable to soft-rock favourites from the 1970s.

Have you ever been to the cinema late at night on your own to see a horror movie, and in the film there is a scene when the victim gets into the car alone but they are not really on there own and the scary music plays and you just know that the killer is going to pop up from the back seat, and then when you leave the cinema you have to go to the car on your own in a dark car park and you get into the car and you just have that uneasy feeling that there is a killer in your back seat? Or when you drive home you notice a light in the upstairs window which you could swear you never put on and then you are sure that you saw a shadow.....
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... just me then

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