Grand High PooBah COMMANDS you to fill this out
by V.E. on September 22nd, 2005
filed under quizzes/surveys
Where did we meet:
Take a stab at my middle name:
How long have you known me:
Do I smoke:
Do I drink:
Do I curse:
Do I believe in God:
What was your first impression of upon meeting me:
Color of my eyes:
Do I have any siblings:
What’s one of my favorite things to do:
Am I funny:
Do you remember one of the first things I said to you:
What’s my favorite type of music:
What is the best feature about me:
Am I shy or outgoing:
Am I a rebel or do I follow the rules:
Do I have any special talents:
Would you consider me a friend:
If there was one good nickname for me, what would it be:
What’s your favorite memory of me:
What is my worst habit:
If you and I were stranded on a desert island, what one thing would I bring:
FOR RACHEL
by V.E. on September 22nd, 2005
filed under quizzes/surveys
Answered for Rachel. That is: she asks, “Do I smoke?” and I answer, “On occasion, yes, you do smoke” or whatever. These are not answers for myself, but for her to see how well I know her.
Your name: Viannah
Where did we meet: er, through Dave, I think.
Take a stab at my middle name: Elise
How long have you known me: basically, since I’ve known Dave, which was when I was in 5th grade. so that makes it almost 10 years.
Do I smoke: on occasion.
Do I drink: not in a long time, but again, on occasion.
Do I curse: *rolls eyes* Of course not.
Do I believe in God: sorta kinda
What was your first impression of upon meeting me: *purrrrrrr*
Color of my eyes: greenbluegreyish
Do I have any siblings: yes, two.
What’s one of my favorite things to do: singing.
Am I funny: Yes, at times.
Do you remember one of the first things I said to you: er… no, it was a LONG time ago.
What’s my favorite type of music: probably choral music. Or B*witched. Or TaTu. Or Evanescence. Or Avril Lavigne.
What is the best feature about me: your inner beauty.
Am I shy or outgoing: depends on the company.
Am I a rebel or do I follow the rules: a little of both.
Do I have any special talents: Hmm, yes. You sing well. and I’m sure you have other talents that I know nothing of.
Would you consider me a friend: DUH.
If there was one good nickname for me, what would it be: Rayza, baby.
What’s your favorite memory of me: seeing you again after a long time of not seeing you.
What is my worst habit: when you’re around Dave, you’re too much like Dave and not enough like Rachel.
If you and I were stranded on a desert island, what one thing would I bring: what would YOU bring? er… cheese.
Absconded from Rayza
by V.E. on September 22nd, 2005
filed under quizzes/surveys
Okay, I’m really really not feeling well at all. I wasn’t feeling hot before dinner, and now AFTER dinner I realise that dinner itself was a VERY bad idea. I can sit and do homework and/or surf the web, but if I move around too much or too fast, I get really queasy and dizzy. Not good.
First Best Friend(s): Victoria Johnson and Alison Smith
First Screen Name: believe it or not, I don’t remember.
First Kiss: um… third grade, I think.
First Pet: a guinea pig named Skunk
First Piercing: Either the left or right ear; I don’t remember which.
First Crush: Tony Siminara in third grade
First Music: my dad playing the piano
First Car: my baby Tyr. Rest in peace, my friend.
First love: um… I’d rather not say.
First stuffed animal: my Raggedy Anne doll
9 Lasts
Last Cigarette: Never.
Last alchoholic beverage: Never.
Last Car Ride: From the train station to school in August.
Last Kiss: Hmm… thinking… oh yes, I remember, but I’m not telling.
Last Movie Seen: Pirates of the Caribbean
Last Phone Call: was to Bunny, my sister, and I left her message
Last CD Played: Arjuna soundtrack, but I’ve been listening to my iTunes playlist much more recently
Last bubble bath: oh wow. Hah. in like 5th grade or something like that.
Last time you cried: very early morning of 18 September 2005.
8 Have You Evers
Have You Ever Dated One Of Your Best Friends: not that I recall
Have You Ever Been Arrested: No, but I’ve been stopped by Public Safety on campus.
Have You Ever Skinny Dipped: Er… I don’t think I’ve ever really had the chance.
Have You Ever Been on TV: Yes, actually, I have.
Have You Ever Kissed Someone and Then Regretted It: Yes.
Have You Ever had a Sex Dream About Someone You Knew: Um, DUH.
Have you ever had sex: Yes.
Have you ever cheated: No, I abohr cheating.
7 Things You’re Wearing underwear, flannel pj pants, a ‘Spartans 2002-2003′ tshirt, analog watch on my left wrist, glasses, black hair band, and my heart on my sleeve
6 Things You’ve Done Today missed my classes, missed my club meetings, eaten breakfast and dinner, gotten evilly sick, listened to music, and tried to sleep off my sickness (to no avail)
5 favorite things In No particular Order dancing, music, writing, holding someone I love, and living without regret
4 People You Can Tell [almost] Anything to Bennett, Katie Weisman, Daylin, and my Kappas
3 Choices Black or White: black. Hot or Cold: cold. Chocolate or vanilla: interestingly enough, vanilla.
2 Things You Want to Do Before you die have someone understand me completely (and love me anyway) and visa versa.
1 thing you regret *snort* I can only pick ONE?
Soviet-ness
by V.E. on September 22nd, 2005
filed under politics
This icon completely rocks. I’m not much for Soviet Communism, but I just think it’s so cool that someone would love their country enough to get a tattoo of it’s symbol on their STOMACH. Yay.
Boyfriend update
Boyfriend updateby V.E. on September 21st, 2005
filed under personal, quizzes/surveys, sexyamedeus
I am Socialist…
by V.E. on September 21st, 2005
filed under quizzes/surveys
… and I’m REALLY not surprised by that.
| You are a Social Liberal (71% permissive) and an… Economic Liberal (18% permissive) You are best described as a: Link: The Politics Test on Ok Cupid |
Scientology vs. Christian Science
by V.E. on September 21st, 2005
filed under fyi, politics, spirituality, thoughts
THEY ARE NOT THE SAME THING, PEOPLE!!!
SCIENTOLOGY
… is a system of beliefs, teachings and rituals, originally established as an alternative psychotherapy in 1952 by science-fiction author L. Ron Hubbard, then recharacterized by him in 1953 as an “applied religious philosophy.” Click here for more.
The central beliefs of Scientology are that (1) a person is an immortal spiritual being (termed a thetan) who possesses a mind and a body, accompanied by a lesser “genetic entity”; (2) the thetan has lived through many past lives, stored memories of which can cause problems in the present day; (3) a person is basically good, but is “aberrated” by the memories of traumas; and (4) total infallibility of everything Hubbard (Source) has written or spoken.
Scientology claims to offer an exact methodology to help a person achieve spiritual and ethical education, awareness, and improvement, so that he or she may achieve a level of spiritual purity as well as greater effectiveness in the physical world. Methods of clearing are proposed to enable this change. The ultimate goal of Scientology is to “rehabilitate” the thetan, restoring its superhuman abilities to control “matter, energy, space and time” (MEST).
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
… is a Christian denomination with about 2,000 branches in over 70 countries. The church was founded by Mary Baker Eddy in 1879 following her own personal healing experience, which she believed to be the result of her Christian faith. The Bible and Mrs. Eddy’s book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures are together the church’s key doctrinal sources. Its official name is: Church of Christ, Scientist. Click here for moe.
In Science and Health, Mrs. Eddy argued that given the absolute goodness and perfection of God, sin, disease, and death were not created by Him, and therefore cannot be truly real. This led her to conclude that the material world was an illusion that obscures God’s world of spiritual “Truth,” which she felt was the true reality. Mrs. Eddy came to believe that this misperception, which she called “error,” could be remedied through a better spiritual understanding of humanity’s relationship to God, and contended that this understanding was what enabled the biblical Jesus to heal. This teaching is the foundation of the Christian Science doctrine that teaches disease – and any other adversity – can be cured through prayerful efforts to fully understand this spiritual relationship.
Me again: THEY ARE NOT THE SAME THING, OKAY???!?!?!?! Jesus, people. Stop being such ignorant fools. God, it’s like saying that Christians and Jews are the same thing because they both believe in the Old Testament. Everyone knows THAT’s utter crap. More personally, I’m not sure I’m really down with either one, but from what I know of each of them, if you’re going to convert, PLEASE convert to Christian Science. Scientology is BAD NEWS.
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On a different note: whoever did this has WAY too much time on their hands.
