Gonads and strife.

[lettered]

Because yay! a2zmom tagged me. ETA: And aloneinthetown. Yay!

5 Habits Of A Highly Wonky Woman.

1. I go into those stores that sell Hello Kitty products just because I like the smell of plastic.

2. Mornings make me nauseous. Physically. Like I'm pregnant. Only without everything else, including the conception sex.

3. I spend a little time every year seriously contemplating why someone real hasn't tried to become Batman yet.

4. I play MASH with my friends. A lot. But we only do the marriage part, besides the new category we added. Currently I'm married to the Crocodile Hunter but have twice a year hot love affairs with Yan Can Cook.

5. Sometimes I still say Weeee Beep!.

I tag anyone who hasn't done this yet.

Comments

[semby.livejournal.com]

OH MY GOD! I love that you know about the "And weeeee!" squirrel! Love! So much love. I used to be fairly obsessed with that little video, in case you cannot tell.

Oh, right, you wrote some other stuff up there too. I used to get that way about mornings, too, but somehow haven't had that problem for the past year or so. #3... Huh! Okay, then. ;) #4 = love, too. I don't play it a lot, but I find it highly amusing when I do.

[tkp.livejournal.com]

The And weeeeee phenomenon was so strange. For a while everyone was talking about it, and then . . . nothing. My roomie loved it, but my reaction was more bemusment.

#4 is funny because like I said, we only do the one category (+ the twice a year hot love affair) but it take FOREVER. Our list of guys is like 200 long or something. And my friend insists on putting weird choices like Chewbacca and Big Daddy from our local Big Daddy's BBQ place (I don't think there IS a real Big Daddy . . .)

Not to diss Chewy, or anything. He has such dreamy eyes.

[semby.livejournal.com]

I discovered the weeeee thing about four or five years ago, when I was still in high school, and it didn't seem like an "everyone was talking about it" thing. One random friend sent me the link, and then I showed like ten other friends, and we were all kind of crazy about it, but that was it. Maybe it was different in college. I've noticed trends like that seem to be more widespread since I've been at college.

My MASH is the opposite in that we tend to do about twenty different categories, with only about five options in each category. Still took awhile.

[tkp.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I think it came out my freshman year. The kids at the university I went to were very...I dunno, they took stuff like that and ran with it. Plus there was this thing about the squirrels on our campus--they were pretty high up in the bids for world domination, last I heard . . .