"Everything that you wanted I have done. You asked that the child be taken. I took him. You cowered before me, I was frightening. I have reordered time. I have turned the world upside down, and I have done it all for *you*! I am exhausted from living up to your expectations of me. Isn't that generous?"
-Jareth the Goblin King, Labyrinth
Now this is a true fairy, none of that Cicely Mary Barker nonsense.
Saturday, 21 May 2011
Rapture Playlist
Seeing as the apocalypse has apparently been scheduled for 6 pm today, I put together a playlist of songs from my iTunes:
- Goo Goo Dolls - We'll Be Here [When You're Gone]
- Led Zeppelin - The Battle Of Evermore, Stairway to Heaven, In The Evening
- Madness - Tomorrow's Just Another Day
- Pink Floyd - The Final Cut, Goodbye Cruel World, Run Like Hell, Waiting For The Worms
- Queen - Who Wants To Live Forever, The Miracle, Heaven For Everyone
- Simon and Garfunkel - Homeward Bound
- The Beatle - Don't Pass Me By
- Don McLean - Till Tomorrow and Aftermath
- Elton John - One Day at a Time
- Take That - Greatest Day
- Pay It Forward sountrack - Calling All Angels
- Wing - Goodnight Tonight, No More Lonely Nights
- Ashton, Gardner & Dyke - Resurrection Shuffle
- Cozy Powell - Dance With The Devil
- John Lennon - Instant Karma
- Elton John - I'm Still Standing
- The Rolling Stones - It's All Over Now
- 10cc - Good Morning Judge
- Paul McCartney - Another Day
- The Rolling Stones - Get Off Of My Cloud
Monday, 25 April 2011
Script Frenzy
Wednesday, 13 April 2011
Why is it that for Hurst, holiday = revision?
I mean, in the half term it was for mocks, and now it's for the actual thing!
Sure, I get that it'll be good for my exams, and I realise most non-lazy people are revising this holiday, but I miss being able to just lounge around for the day, y'know?
Well, I'm doing it today... but this is because I'm ill, and can't focus on reading stuff for too long. And my throat hurts. And my lungs hurt. And my head's stuffed with tissues. And every time I get up, I feel all dizzy... yaaay, being ill.
I mean, in the half term it was for mocks, and now it's for the actual thing!
Sure, I get that it'll be good for my exams, and I realise most non-lazy people are revising this holiday, but I miss being able to just lounge around for the day, y'know?
Well, I'm doing it today... but this is because I'm ill, and can't focus on reading stuff for too long. And my throat hurts. And my lungs hurt. And my head's stuffed with tissues. And every time I get up, I feel all dizzy... yaaay, being ill.
Wednesday, 6 April 2011
Two posts in a day! I know! What's the world coming to? An end, clearly.
Because, you see, my mother - my mother - has shown me something on blogger.com, namely how to see how many people have read your blog posts. And, more interestingly, where they come from.
Now, I'd just assumed that the people who read these things are my friends in the UK (you know who you are) but apparently not. No, apparently, the place most of the people who read these things are from is the US. Well alright, that's not so bad... 189 pageviews from the US?? SERIOUSLY??? Okay, still not so bad, I guess. I mean, that's hardly a majority of people, is it?
But there are people from the US who've read this blog, people from the UK (well, I knew that, but I didn't think there were that many of you!), people from India, Belgium, Japan, China, France, Russia, Malaysia and Slovenia.
So now, I just have one thing to ask you: why? Are my ramblings really of merit? Okay, two things I have to ask you. Why do you read my blog, and are my ramblings really of merit, and do you really read the posts, or just stumble across them by accident and then leave? ...Damn. Right. Three things. Why do you read my blog, are my ramblings really of merit, and do you actually read the posts, and why do none of you ever comment?... Can I come it again? I'm going to come in again.
But seriously, that last question. What, 4 different people have commented? And I know all 4 of them. Don't be shy, multitudes of Americans! I don't bite! Say hi next time, please?
Because, you see, my mother - my mother - has shown me something on blogger.com, namely how to see how many people have read your blog posts. And, more interestingly, where they come from.
Now, I'd just assumed that the people who read these things are my friends in the UK (you know who you are) but apparently not. No, apparently, the place most of the people who read these things are from is the US. Well alright, that's not so bad... 189 pageviews from the US?? SERIOUSLY??? Okay, still not so bad, I guess. I mean, that's hardly a majority of people, is it?
But there are people from the US who've read this blog, people from the UK (well, I knew that, but I didn't think there were that many of you!), people from India, Belgium, Japan, China, France, Russia, Malaysia and Slovenia.
So now, I just have one thing to ask you: why? Are my ramblings really of merit? Okay, two things I have to ask you. Why do you read my blog, and are my ramblings really of merit, and do you really read the posts, or just stumble across them by accident and then leave? ...Damn. Right. Three things. Why do you read my blog, are my ramblings really of merit, and do you actually read the posts, and why do none of you ever comment?... Can I come it again? I'm going to come in again.
But seriously, that last question. What, 4 different people have commented? And I know all 4 of them. Don't be shy, multitudes of Americans! I don't bite! Say hi next time, please?
Mood
Isn't it odd, how peoples' moods seem to be tied in with the weather? It's been really grotty for a few days, and I was slightly down-in-the-dumps... especially with all the revision I've been doing so far in the holidays.
But today it's sunny, and I actually feel quite cheerful. Sure, I spent the morning and a good chunk of the afternoon revising core 2 maths, but I also played the Star Wars theme a couple (of dozen) times on the piano, I'm getting better at the guitar (slowly. Very slowly.) and the sky is just so darn pretty!
But today it's sunny, and I actually feel quite cheerful. Sure, I spent the morning and a good chunk of the afternoon revising core 2 maths, but I also played the Star Wars theme a couple (of dozen) times on the piano, I'm getting better at the guitar (slowly. Very slowly.) and the sky is just so darn pretty!
Saturday, 26 March 2011
Government
"Leave us alone, let us speak, let us print, let us preach, meet and worship as we please. It is no part of your business as civil rulers to interfere with these activities. Do the duties which you were entrusted when our forefathers brought governments into being; and do no more."
-Cranston
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Philosophy textbooks have the best quotes.
-Cranston
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Philosophy textbooks have the best quotes.
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