(no subject)

[csi_sanders1129]

Christmas Shopping = DONE.

Grabbed presents for KMKMLM's bro and sis today while out. I had to stop by my old High School to go pick up some fundraiser thing. God, that box must have weighed 50lbs. And, to add to that: I got lost. In my own old high school. Granted, I was only there for a year. And that was 4 years ago. And I had to go to a part of the school that I had never been in. But, still.

Mom and Dad's presents have been purchased and wrapped for a good week now. Zach's present currently consists of a piece of paper that says IOU. Because it does not yet exist. It's the guitar for GH: World Tour, which isn't sold on its own yet. And JL's present will be coming in the mail hopefully before I am kidnapped tomorrow.

Comments

[dark-dreymer.livejournal.com]

Oh I got sent this E-Mail video thing with a guy in a very poorly made demon costume threatening a bundle of rags that is supposedly a girl named Samantha and she got the exact same E-Mail the day before and now he's gonna stalk me down and kill me. From your comment about being kidnapped tomorrow I figured you might have gotten the same thing.

What really pissed me off about it is the message at the end "You've been spooked." because I was like, "Not really, a five year old could see this is fake and only a naive five year old girl with a very hyperactive imagination would be scared by it."

[csi-sanders1129.livejournal.com]

Email forwards are just so juvenile sometimes.

[dark-dreymer.livejournal.com]

Some of them amuse me though. Like the ones that start out nice, "Do all this crap and you'll get what you wished for." and then get really nasty all of a sudden, "and if you don't your mum will die in a car crash and you'll never find true love." followed by, "we have proof. One time this guy didn't forward it in and the next day his house burned down and his mum fell down a flight of steps and he was diagnosed with terminal cancer." I think my favourite one was, "This chain E-Mail has been going since 1876 and all the people who forwarded it got good luck and those who didn't died horribly the next day." 1876 huh? I didn't know they had e-mail in 1876 XD