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Sunday, June 29, 2008
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Great word of the day...
Dictionary.com's word of the day...
Cockaigne \kah-KAYN\, noun:
An imaginary land of ease and luxury.
Now go try and use that in casual conversation
Cockaigne \kah-KAYN\, noun:
An imaginary land of ease and luxury.
Now go try and use that in casual conversation
Thursday, June 19, 2008
liquor is cheaper
So I thought about it... 13 bucks for vodka, 5 bucks average for mixers... 1 week and a half of night caps.
Beer $6.99 average, only get 6 servings, bottle of liquor stretches farther. Beer is cold, so others will swipe 'em.
Bottle of wine 7.99 average, if you don't live alone, lasts one night.
For regular alcohol consumption, liquor (if you don't do something silly and buy Grey Goose, espessially with these gas prices, sheesh!) is more cost effective.
THE END
Beer $6.99 average, only get 6 servings, bottle of liquor stretches farther. Beer is cold, so others will swipe 'em.
Bottle of wine 7.99 average, if you don't live alone, lasts one night.
For regular alcohol consumption, liquor (if you don't do something silly and buy Grey Goose, espessially with these gas prices, sheesh!) is more cost effective.
THE END
Sunday, June 8, 2008
I am not prettier when I smile
Most of my life I have been told I am prettier when I smile or I would look so much prettier if I would smile. I was born with a frowny face. The corners of my mouth point downward.
So this week I posted three different photos to facestat.com, where they have people from all over the United States judge your looks.
The majority of the judges said I was "repulsive" in this photo. I was also labeled as angry and suicidal.
In this one, the majority of the judges said I was "not bad" but for some reason smiling makes me look fat and my face resembled a "rugby-ball"
In this one, I was voted "repulsive" again. One person even said I was "fugly"
So, after this experiment, my conclusion supports my hypothesis, smiling does not make me look better.
I was bored and took some pics of myself, mainly to have a recent photo on hand. So like making a voice mail message, I kept snapping away trying to get a "good" one. The ones above are 3 of the pics taken.
I thought I looked pretty in them. My husband saw that I'd put a bunch on myspace and started making fun of me, so I took the pics down from myspace.
Lesson: Rebekah, ain't no model, so why is she taking pictures of herself?
So this week I posted three different photos to facestat.com, where they have people from all over the United States judge your looks.
The majority of the judges said I was "repulsive" in this photo. I was also labeled as angry and suicidal.
In this one, the majority of the judges said I was "not bad" but for some reason smiling makes me look fat and my face resembled a "rugby-ball"
In this one, I was voted "repulsive" again. One person even said I was "fugly"So, after this experiment, my conclusion supports my hypothesis, smiling does not make me look better.
I was bored and took some pics of myself, mainly to have a recent photo on hand. So like making a voice mail message, I kept snapping away trying to get a "good" one. The ones above are 3 of the pics taken.
I thought I looked pretty in them. My husband saw that I'd put a bunch on myspace and started making fun of me, so I took the pics down from myspace.
Lesson: Rebekah, ain't no model, so why is she taking pictures of herself?
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