alexknibb/stumblers

Honestly. Some people just want the moon on a crane, you know?

What the Christ? How have I gone all this time without reviewing the great stumbles of linh89? Well, probably because she vanished for a good few months to become a Nazi-hunter in the Amazon. I mean she was someone who hunted Nazis. Not a Nazi who hunts, I don't know, cats or something. Actually, I have no idea what she was up to, but she's back and that's a good thing in anyone's book.

She also kept me company and in fits of laughter when world war III broke out in my house in Canada one night. I owe her a beer!

Anyway, the sequel to Donnie Darko appears to be coming along well:

Now, I'm gonna stick my neck out and...

Naahhh, I can't do that gag. Can I?

Just pinning this here while I think of a funny caption.

Could be a while, months of unemployment have meant my brain has atrophied itself into peanut status. :(

What do you call a mushroom who buys all the drinks?

I don't know, but he's a fungi to be with!



A photo-blog barely out of short trousers, but well worth stopping by Montrealrose's pages for some very promising stumbles!

Siiiigh, two semesters of Philosophy wasted.

Still, you know what they say, people make mistakes.

Or rather "you do wrong, wrong wrong, you do wrong, wrong"...

I remember using the familiar whine of the young "but that's not faaaiiiiir!" when I was a kid, and I remember the stock response from my parents - "Alex, life isn't fair."

Smug bastards.

This kind of thing is exactly why I'm the King Of What I Should Have Said. Any half intelligent adult could think of a thousand retorts to "Life isn't fair", so why is it that our parents' answer was so unchallengeable when we were young?



"No, I didn't mean life, mum, I meant you weren't being fair."