Blogging...
Wednesday, 18. November 2009, 06:25:12
If you don't see me today it's because I'm at a meeting...
Posts tagged with "Comic"
Kid's books
Wednesday, 28. October 2009, 05:58:23
... that never made it to the book stores...:
I don't know which one would be my favourite, "Dick gets his cock out" or "Fanny loves seamen"...
I don't know which one would be my favourite, "Dick gets his cock out" or "Fanny loves seamen"...
The last laugh
Tuesday, 25. August 2009, 04:16:27
My friend Mik got upset because I decided to show everyone how he truly looks.
I guess he wasn't quite ready to reveal his secret.
He decided to try to get even, and I'm sure he thinks he got the last laugh!
But what does it mean, this "last laugh"??
Have you ever wondered what that stupid expression means?
Wonder no more.
This is what it means:
So Mik? You can have the last laugh if you want it!
I guess he wasn't quite ready to reveal his secret.
He decided to try to get even, and I'm sure he thinks he got the last laugh!
But what does it mean, this "last laugh"??
Have you ever wondered what that stupid expression means?
Wonder no more.
This is what it means:
So Mik? You can have the last laugh if you want it!
Happy Easter!
Sunday, 12. April 2009, 04:37:06
It's easter! 
I thought I would put a few fun facts up about the Easter:
-> The first Easter baskets were made to look like bird's nests.
-> The traditional act of painting eggs is called Pysanka.
-> The custom of giving eggs at Easter time has been traced back to Egyptians, Persians, Gauls, Greeks and Romans, to whom the egg was a symbol of life.
-> In medieval times a festival of egg-throwing was held in church, during which the priest would throw a hard-boiled egg to one of the choir boys. It was then tossed from one choir boy to the next and whoever held the egg when the clock struck 12 was the winner and retained the egg.
-> Easter is now celebrated (in the words of the Book of Common Prayer) on the first Sunday after the full moon which happens on or after March 21, the Spring Equinox.
-> The Guinness Book of Records holder for the largest Easter egg ever made is the Belgian chocolate producer Guylian who made the chocolate egg with at least 50.000 bars on behalf of the city of St. Niklaas. The egg measured 8.32 metres high. Twenty-six craftsman worked altogether 525 hours to build the egg. They needed 1950 kg of chocolates.
Happy Easter everybody!
I thought I would put a few fun facts up about the Easter:
-> The first Easter baskets were made to look like bird's nests.
-> The traditional act of painting eggs is called Pysanka.
-> The custom of giving eggs at Easter time has been traced back to Egyptians, Persians, Gauls, Greeks and Romans, to whom the egg was a symbol of life.
-> In medieval times a festival of egg-throwing was held in church, during which the priest would throw a hard-boiled egg to one of the choir boys. It was then tossed from one choir boy to the next and whoever held the egg when the clock struck 12 was the winner and retained the egg.
-> Easter is now celebrated (in the words of the Book of Common Prayer) on the first Sunday after the full moon which happens on or after March 21, the Spring Equinox.
-> The Guinness Book of Records holder for the largest Easter egg ever made is the Belgian chocolate producer Guylian who made the chocolate egg with at least 50.000 bars on behalf of the city of St. Niklaas. The egg measured 8.32 metres high. Twenty-six craftsman worked altogether 525 hours to build the egg. They needed 1950 kg of chocolates.
Happy Easter everybody!
Daylight savings time
Sunday, 29. March 2009, 05:26:56
Last night we lost an hour when we set our clocks one hour forward due to the phenomenon Daylight saving time.
I never liked setting clocks neither back nor forward. It takes my inner clock some time to adjust, and especially here in March where we loose an hour.
Anyway - I've been browsing around to find the effects of this, and it seems that the answer you get depends on where you look. Some say we save energy, some say we don't.
So I have set my clock like I'm supposed to. But I'm not liking it.
I never liked setting clocks neither back nor forward. It takes my inner clock some time to adjust, and especially here in March where we loose an hour.
Anyway - I've been browsing around to find the effects of this, and it seems that the answer you get depends on where you look. Some say we save energy, some say we don't.
So I have set my clock like I'm supposed to. But I'm not liking it.
Showing posts 1 - 10 of 24.
Shoutbox
Poll
Where do you live?
- Asia
(25%)
- Africa (13%)
- North America (33%)
- South America (0%)
- Antarctica (0%)
- Europe (30%)
- Australia (0%)
Total: 40 votes
Tags
Try a faster and more secure Web browser. Download Opera
Kitty is blogging on My Opera
My Opera is a blog and photo sharing community with millions of members. Join now to follow Kitty's blog and get your own.
WIDGETIZEHelp | Disclaimer | Terms of service | Web analytics powered by HitsLink
