poopnoodle

I've been almost to the Mexican border (around San Diego) and almost to the Oregon border, and I've actually crossed the Nevada border, but only by a couple of miles -.- Been up and down the coast more times than I can remember (very pretty) and through the central valley and bunch (very boring). I've been to every city in the state you could name. It feels like the only thing I haven't seen yet is the Winchester Mystery House. Maybe I'm afraid I'll see to much of myself in it. You should look it up. Crazy house, crazy history.

What's there to see around TX? I mean that in a serious way, not a "lol wutz there to c in tex-ass? lololol" way.

Pretty active day, went to shop and got new phone and played some tennis today.
And now back to sleep.
Gn. : )

Quick visit, yaaay \o/
Just popped here to check couple of topics and say hi to people.
How are you 2day?

Ooo, a roadtrip. I've never done a proper one, but I guess I've never needed to. I mean, I've gone far-ish, but only around the state. Does that count?

I wouldn't be able to up and leave somewhere for a complete unknown, not really. Trips are good though. There's always spring break to think about. I know I'll probably go to my old stomping grounds since I'm in a nostalgic mood at the moment, but you could go anywhere.

I wouldn't mind the small town life... if I were in France. Or Italy, or somewhere else in Europe.

You must leave, leave! Leave behind the land of steaks and deep-fried chicken unknowns. Abandon the fast-food chains and mediocre supermarkets. Come to beautiful California (or Oregon, I hear they're pretty nice up there, too) and be with your people, 'noodle!

I think it's easier to get disoriented when you sleep on your back. Probably some evolutionary leftover part of our monkey brains afraid of falling out of trees or something.
Food-wise I'm pretty lucky to live where I do. California has got a lot of good things intersecting to make it great for vegetarians/vegans. Local agriculture (means fresh and not so expensive), lots of different cultures with different tastes (meaning you can find tofu and stranger things in most towns), health-conscious old hippies (so there's a market for healthy food which is mostly veg-friendly already). I know. I'm shameless. I'll stop now.

Not much to say?:C So basically no hot Jews...:C Sorry bud. I won the pesos for answering questions right and such. I have the most monies in the class:P I am the classroom Jew. Hahaha.

Hi:D
sorry for replying so late, I've been quite busy. Anytime I came online, there was about 5 people to message, and I'd still have to do something else so I'd not get time. Sorry:)
anyway, Yeah, they were my scores, I think. We didn't take them seriously at all, lol. At least, everybody's changed their minds, but I think that's to be expected.
No, I didn't have to go on monday, thank god. Would have killed me, tbh:(. But it's been relatively easy, just busy.
So, interesting (past) avatar! I wanna start reading manga properly, I love the artwork and the stories are usually... Unique, lol. Do you read many Mangas (dunno, is Mangas plural, or just Manga?)?

My cousins had a ranch of sorts with a few animals. Sheep, alpacas, and the cutest baby lamb you ever did see. That is, until one Thanksgiving when I was 8. I gave up eating lamb on that day. I guess it was the start of bigger things for me.
The thought of being buried alive terrifies me more than the thought of dying. I nearly drowned once when I was younger and I still have the occasional dream where I'm deep underwater and trying to reach the surface in time. Sheesh, I have some messed up dreams.

I was afraid it was going to be something involving dead animals. I would sometimes dream that my dead pet hamster and parakeet which were buried in the backyard were still alive and I'd wake up wanting to dig them out. I'd realize pretty quickly that it was just a dream, but I'd end up feeling sad all over.

They'd make a good trend, I think. But more importantly you have to spill the beans. There's no sense in keeping it to yourself now that you've brought it up. Besides, you can't tease me like that. I'm an insanely curious person once I get going.

Haha yes, pretty much. The barn has full kitchen appliances, couches, tvs, and a pool table though. So it's like a hangout spot detached from the house.
I find that so cool! I would love to have little farm animals frolicking throughout the yard. :3 How long did you live on that farm? Do you mean you did have breakdowns or you would have a breakdown?

Well they're shallow parts and yes see through. :) Well it's not an uncommon fear. This may sound a little dumb, but maybe you could join an online lake/ocean phobia community. They probably could help you with your fear. Of course if it doesn't get in the way of anything then you could just ignore it and keep yourself away from those situations. That's weird considering I'm more nervous of exploring terrains above water then in it. Although I can see how underwater can be scarier.

I always get my fingers hurt in air hockey because I'm not careful enough and I play with people who are too competitive and hit the puck too hard. I used to have dozens of spider rings I got from Halloween events at school. I would put them in places all over the house to try to scare my mom. :3

You have one of those, too?
I haven't been either, but I miss mini golf more than anything the arcades have except skee ball. Skee ball makes that satisfying sound when the ball rolls up the ramp. I was never good enough at anything to get many tickets so I was always stuck getting the little plastic thing that broke ten minutes later.

Utena. It's an old anime. Private school, dueling, homosexual overtones, costume transformation, symbolism, etc.
Hungry Hungry Hippos is fun, but when I feel like smashing things I want to play whack-a-mole at an arcade.

I love Clue :3 In one of my geekier moments I made Utena themed cards and a crappily drawn board.

A secret garden... with a hedge maze? Too much? The little kid inside me would be happy just having a secret door that led to nothing. One that went from the lounge to the kitchen would be nifty. I could hold murder-mystery dinner parties.

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I read that as "you spelled disappointed wrong"