Friday, July 21, 2006
SUPERMAN
SUPERMAN- a gorgeous cinematic feast for all the family. quite long so be prepared, my left gleuteal went num towards the latter stages so it may be advisable to take some extra cushioning to prevent this happening. this film was seen by me on wednesday evening,
i spent wednesday morning playing football manager. kevin brainiff, my latest signing, is banging them in for fun. ('them' being goals just to clarify the prior sentance).
wednesday afternoon i spent sitting by tobys swimming pool watching the swimmers in envy. envy while i was burning in the intense heat on a B&Q sun lounger with personal drinks tray and reinforced green cushioning. i took up role of chef on the barbeque, manipulating the burgers precisely, 1 min 30 seconds between each turn, 7 turns in total summounting to a total cooking time of 12 minutes. When the burger costs 50p from lechlade butchers cooking them in this way will give the consumer optimum enjoyment without contracting food poisoning. the chicken legs were more of a less precise operation, keep them on a low heat and cover them up to sweat it out, they tasted quite marvellous considering they were from a tesco supermarket.
before watching SUPERMAN we met at the Trout inn on the thames in lechlade, it was quite a nondescript conversation in vividly descriptive surroundings. (credit to tom adams for the word nondescript. Snowrocket's Pensive Perceptions, Tom Adams, EBlogger 2006). i remember hair dyeing came up in the conversation. i was going to mention to the female in question that she shouldnt dye her hair because dye is full of chemicals that make you ill and can be quite serious. a bloke who dyed his hair experienced severe swelling of the head which took something like 6 months to return to normal. anything un-natural should be avoided at all costs in my opinion. eg. genetically modified food, microwaves, shower gel, medicine, fruit concentrate, white bread and other things that i cant think of at the moment but dont consume or use. (if goods are organic this then changes my opinion of it entirely)
i spent wednesday morning playing football manager. kevin brainiff, my latest signing, is banging them in for fun. ('them' being goals just to clarify the prior sentance).
wednesday afternoon i spent sitting by tobys swimming pool watching the swimmers in envy. envy while i was burning in the intense heat on a B&Q sun lounger with personal drinks tray and reinforced green cushioning. i took up role of chef on the barbeque, manipulating the burgers precisely, 1 min 30 seconds between each turn, 7 turns in total summounting to a total cooking time of 12 minutes. When the burger costs 50p from lechlade butchers cooking them in this way will give the consumer optimum enjoyment without contracting food poisoning. the chicken legs were more of a less precise operation, keep them on a low heat and cover them up to sweat it out, they tasted quite marvellous considering they were from a tesco supermarket.
before watching SUPERMAN we met at the Trout inn on the thames in lechlade, it was quite a nondescript conversation in vividly descriptive surroundings. (credit to tom adams for the word nondescript. Snowrocket's Pensive Perceptions, Tom Adams, EBlogger 2006). i remember hair dyeing came up in the conversation. i was going to mention to the female in question that she shouldnt dye her hair because dye is full of chemicals that make you ill and can be quite serious. a bloke who dyed his hair experienced severe swelling of the head which took something like 6 months to return to normal. anything un-natural should be avoided at all costs in my opinion. eg. genetically modified food, microwaves, shower gel, medicine, fruit concentrate, white bread and other things that i cant think of at the moment but dont consume or use. (if goods are organic this then changes my opinion of it entirely)
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