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ocitycity
11 March 2007 @ 02:25 pm
stol'd from [info]jkg_vader (hi!!)

1. Randomly pick a few songs from your music library.
2. Find the lyrics for the verses and chorus
3. Go to Google translation and translate the lyrics from English into German.
4. Take the new German lyrics and translate them into French.
5. Take the new French lyrics and translate them into English.
6. Post the NEW English lyrics and have people guess the original


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2.)
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3.) (this ones for st. pats and... pssh.. i'll buy you a pintif you get it --- its a toughie-- ) 
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(choral society)
thus embracing who me shitfaced I am am me am soaked dirtied and brown in the trousers it embraced me and I bought it round only


have fun!
 
 
ocitycity
23 October 2006 @ 01:02 pm
Yeah, thats right...

Last night on Desperate Housewives, in Mary Alice's opening speech, Major Victory can be seen in a blue jersey waving to a woman who has just cut a television cable.

Was he an actor before or after Who...Superhero?

Well I mean, its very likely that he was at least doing extra work before Superhero...i mean, thats how people like that find out about these things... but... *shrug* whatever...

But yeah.. i spotted him... it was nice to see his sexy ass again...
 
 
ocitycity
17 October 2006 @ 11:21 am
Vote for my friend Jeanette for Miss Horrorfest!!!! PLEASE

all you have to do is give this video five stars on you tube... please please please
i swear to god i will do ANYTHING for you people if you vote for her.. ANYTHING AT ALL!!!
 
 
And I Feel...: bouncy
 
 
ocitycity
18 September 2006 @ 10:40 am
Anna cringed as she rummaged through her mail and came upon the heavy card-shaped envelope. The paper was thick and decorated with lots of tacky silver filigree mouse droppings. She dropped her other mail on the kitchen table and sat down to tear the card open. Not that she really needed to, she knew what it would say: “Miss Anna Kaye and Guest.” Sure enough, tucked away in the outer-inner envelope with the confetti of bridal registry tickets and tissue paper, was the inner-inner envelope. And inside the inner-inner envelope was the tiny RSVP card that said “Miss Anna Kaye and Guest,” just like it always did.
She picked up the phone to dial Jeanette, her best friend and last line of defense against the married population of the world. Even Jeanette toed the line; she’d been dating Kahale for as long as she and Anna had been friends, and although marriage didn’t seem to be anywhere in the near future, a decade-long relationship surely qualified as close enough. Fortunately, Jeanette lived on the other side of the world, and that made it easy for Anna to forget that Jeanette was dangerously close to getting her Mrs.
“Jen? Did you check your mail yet today?”
“Ugh, yes. Can you believe she’s getting married? Married!”
“Yes, I can believe it, I just can’t believe she’s marrying him.”
“So, obviously, being here, I don’t have to go. Are you going?”
“We’ll I guess I kind of have to, don’t I? I mean she knows I live in town, she’d be offended if I didn’t go.”
“I guess. Well, get hammered, try to meet a decent-looking guy, and try to make the best of the situation. Don’t dwell on the whole s-word thing.”
“Single” Anna groaned. “Not that I’ll be able to help it. Everyone else we know from school is married or engaged or something already.”
“Jerrick’s not.”
“He’s gay.”
“Still not married.”
“The point is I’m an old maid, a cat lady.”
“You don’t have any cats”
There was a knock at Anna’s door.
“Jen, can you hold on a sec? Someone’s at my door.”
“No I gotta head out, call later”
Anna hung up the phone and headed to the door. She squinted at the peephole, and decided that peepholes are a stupid invention, and opened the door a crack.
“Can I help you?”
He was a thin man in a milkman’s uniform carrying a large brown box with holes in it.
“Yes, ma’am, I’m here with your delivery.”
She craned her neck to see behind the man. His white delivery truck was unmarked, a bad sign.
“I didn’t order anything, you must have the wrong house.” She began to shut the door.
“No, ma’am, I don’t think I do.” He set down the box between the door and the frame and checked the clipboard that was previously nestled under his right arm. “Anna Kaye, 1313 Honeysuckle Lane. That’s you, right?”
Anna shifted her weight to the leg that was behind the door, in uncomfortable compliance “Well, yes but I…”
“Great!” Said the deliveryman, whose nametag, now visible from the position change, read Sam. He pushed his way in the door.
“Um, hey buddy, I don’t really think you should be coming into my…” Anna protested as be brought the box, which was now meowing, into her kitchen.
“Not to worry ma’am, I just don’t want the box to be outside, they might get out and then we’d have a real mess on our hands.”
“They? What the hell is in that box anyway?”
“We’ll, ma’am, we had a bit of a delay back at the warehouse. Some papers got mixed up and well…” He shuffled the papers of his clipboard, “you kind of got stuck on back order.”
Anna was starting to get a little angry. No longer worrying that he was one of those delivery guy/rapists (too skinny), she just wanted to know what was in the damn box. She really hadn’t ordered anything, and she got the impression that whatever was in the box was alive.
“Look, Sam, I really didn’t order anything. So how could I be on back order, if I didn’t order anything?”
“Just a paperwork misunderstanding.” Sam said, still going through the papers on his clipboard, some of them now on the floor. “And in fact, we’re even giving you two free cats, to make up for the delay.”
“Cats? Is that what’s in that box?”
“Yes ma’am, well, kittens at least.” He opened up the box and inside was a dozen kittens of all colors. They meowed and clawed up the sides of the box
“Sam, now I know I didn’t order any cats…”
“Look, Miss,” Sam’s face suddenly squished in frustration, “I’ve had to do this all day long, so, I’m going to give it to you straight. You’re name is on the list, we get a notice, we deliver a cat. Our paperwork has been backed up, so we’re giving you all the cats we haven’t given to you yet. I just need to give you’re your supplies coupon, and I’ll be on my way.” He began scribbling in a little worn notepad, form-fitted to his back pocket.
Anna, equally frustrated, blinked, “What list? What notices? What the hell are you talking about? I don’t want any cats!”
"You've heard of cat ladies, right? Old maid's that have forty seven cats? Every road has one."
"I've been living here for a long time, and we don't have one on this road."
"Well, that’s because you’re it, lady. Every time you get an invitation to a wedding, and you don’t fill the plus one, a flag goes up on accounting's software. Then they call down to the warehouse, and tell my boss that someone has to fill an order. That order falls to me. Problem was, we had a slight mix-up with the software. Legacy Y2K bug, you understand? So, I'm here with a box-load of kittens." He finished scribbling on his notepad tore off a brightly colored certificate from his pocket pad. “Take this to your local pet store and they’ll give you all of your supplies, won’t cost you a dime.” He stuck the pad back in his Dickies, put the clipboard back in its underarm spot and turned towards the door.
“I don’t understand. What do cats have to do with wedding invitations?”
She followed the skinny cat-man as he headed out the still open door.
“You can’t be a crazy cat lady without cats, can you?”


(special thanks to Rich, and this shit's copyrighted © 2006 Laskowski)
 
 
And I Feel...: headachey
 
 
ocitycity
12 August 2006 @ 11:09 pm
911?  

A video has come to my attention.  I'm sure a lot of you have seen it.... maybe not watched the whole thing, as its an hour and a half long, but maybe you've at least seen it posted somewhere.  here's a link

When 911 happened, i was a Junior in high school.  My class mates and i were at the time in our school careers where we were making a lot of decisions about college, and what we were going to do after school ended.  Becuase of 911, most of my male classmates and a large percentage of my female classmates decided they were going to join some branch of the military.  I had a friend who, at nineteen, while serving as a marine in Iraq, had a piece of shrapnel go clean through his head.  He survived, thankfully.  Some of my friends and classmates waited, but most of them have served or are serving.  Hell, i would have even served, if i didnt have a heart condition.  

Anyway.. the point is... 911 affected me.  
When i watched this video, and in the first few minutes they show the towers come down, my heart raced a little.  I remember that day, i remember coming home from school, i remember hearing from my cousins who worked at the WTC, and being glad that they had taken off of work to take care of their sick daughter.  I remember how i felt.  i remember it CLEARLY.

and i remember asking questions.  I remember being confused.

Why did the towers fall straight down, like the bottoms of them had crumbled, if the TOPS were what was on fire?
Why didnt all those people on the lower floors get out if the building was burning for so long?

and many others.

and i remember asking questions after the fact.. years after the fact.
about the five frames of video the released -- i work in video, and my dad is a security guard -- most cameras, especially any camera in or around washington DC can SURELY pick up better quality video than THAT.


lots of questions.
Lots of questions which are addressed in this video.

Regardless of whether i believe this video or not,  it does present some interesting, and viable information.  
Besides, im inclined be skeptical of the news. I tend to sift through the news and dig for facts anyway.  And a lot of the information on here is undeniable.

Like when the FDNY firefighters talk about hearing other explosions.  I dont know about you, but im more inclined to listen to a FDNY firefighter than ANYONE with a pressbadge.  

I'm not saying i believe this.  Im not saying i believe the 911 commission either.  
This documentary, however, does raise some awareness in me.  THis is a scary thing to think about.  Damn scary.  

And just as a disclaimer -- if i choose to believe this 911 thing was created, and wasnt the result of a terrorist attack, then it doesnt mean that i dont think the victims of 911 suffered, or that i see our boys and girls in iraq in a negative way.  I dont.  Im not against the soldiers, im against the war -- as they say (i dont even know if im against the war)... 911 DID happen, it WAS a tragedy --- im just choosing to question the CAUSE of 911.  which HAS seemed fishy to me all along.  


All i am saying about this documentary is is that it scares me.  it scares me a lot. 


i am also interested to see how quickly this video gets taken down.

So--- watch it if you like.  Watch it if you had questions after 911.  Watch it if you have any kind of common sense.  

those of you who know me know i dont really get into politics all that much, but some things do fire me up.  
this may end up being one of those things.  Im not angered by it, im scared.  I feel trapped. 

but thats just me.  And i DO know that it is my belief that EVERYONE should have the right to question things, and learn what they believe for themselves, and not take ANYTHING that is spoonfed to them.   

 
 
And I Feel...: scared
 
 
ocitycity
28 April 2006 @ 11:52 am
A Man Said to the Universe

A man said to the universe:
"Sir, I exist!"
"However," Replied the universe,
"The fact has not created in me
A sense of obligation."
 
 
ocitycity
31 March 2006 @ 01:08 pm
All posts from now on are going to be friends only, unless i feel like it otherwise

Sorry --
i liked having a public blog -- i never really minded it
but apprently im
"calling people retarded"
or something...
and...

whatever...

i know im shooting myself in the foot, but anyway.

comment if you want to be added. ill add whoever.
 
 
 
ocitycity
01 March 2006 @ 12:58 pm
I love you, Egg!!


this is the most awesomest song evarrrr
 
 
And I Feel...: amused
 
 
ocitycity
27 February 2006 @ 01:19 pm
You Are 76% Evil

You are very evil. And you're too evil to care.
Those who love you probably also fear you. A lot.
 
 
And I Feel...: flirt - ish
 
 
ocitycity
24 February 2006 @ 01:44 pm


Sarah will have to write:








I will stop muttering death threats under my breath








'What will you have to write on the chalk board?' at QuizGalaxy.com
<td align="center"> Sarah --
[adjective]:

Like in nature to a train-riding hobo

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