Life is like a box of Grenades

That's it, I've heard enough. Now you've forced my hand.

GUYS:


And I mean it!

OR ELSE! Thank you

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Ohmygoshohmygoshohmygoshthatissuchanawesomepicture!

Come on people, comment, ask questions, skype, eat pancakes, think of something to do, etc.!

I need ideas people!

Last night and today I've been working alot on my avohkii.  as of now, it's mostly finished, but I have to glue the top half to the bottome and then do the eyes.  My grandpa and I and priming the low-quality kakama and the pakari today.  this night or maybe tommorrow morning, we will probably attempt to use paper mache on the low-quality kakama as a test to see how effective it is.  I haven't uploaded any new pictures yet, but I might upload more by the end of the day.

It felt like the space marine. I wanted the space marine, only the space marine.  I open it and Bam!   little bunny dude.  

Noooooooooo!

Some may compare it to opening the gifts on christmas morning. Others say it is like the first day of summer break, but still, it has been compared to bringing home a box of donuts, watching Nuju Epically smite in the BZPRPG (As long as our characters aren't within a mile radius of the smiting location), and even Mental_Floss's "10th" issue, this phenomenal event only happens rarely when the planets align, Because....

NUJU, TUCK, EMZEE, AND EW ARE ACTIVE!

Recently I've been putting together life sized bionicle masks out of papaer (Thanks to Crunchbitnuva for making the designs themselves, see his paper mask topic for details), and I've finished glueing a few, and here are some pictures.  Not all folders have pictures in them yet, but for now I've made 3 bionicle masks so far; the Pakari, the Kaukau, and a low quality kakama.  The noble huna should be done by the end of the day, and the Kualsi is making progress.

It was about a week or so ago, at a Wendy's (chain fast food restaurant), I was with my grandparent's and my sister.  About halfway through our meal, a 95 year old man walks in, followed by what I assume is his grandson, who is now an adult.  before they ordered, they stood nearby the door, discussing what they would get.  The Old Guy says, "I'm gettin' a hot dog" with an EXTREMELY Southern Accent.  His son tells him they don't have hot dogs here, but the old guy yells out again that he wants a hot dog!  The young guy says "whatever" and they go up to order.  The Old guy yells "I Want a hot dog!!" to the woman at the register.  she tells him they don't have hot dogs there.  He yells for a hot dog again.  She says, "how about you try a hamburger?"  While the old guy ponders that the karz a Hamburger is and if he should get it, the young guy orders.  Then the old guy says "I want a HAMBURGER!" to the woman at the register.  She asked what drinks they want.  the old guys says "I want SWEET TEA!" in the same intensely southern accent.  the young guy explains to him that he can't have sweet tea due to diabetes, so he said for the old guy to get some coffee.  "I'd like some coffee!".  Everybody in the room was silently laughing at his exclamations.  So then, when the food is ready, the old guy exclaims "I GOT A HAMBURGER!" and he lifts it as high as his arms can reach.

Yea,
I didn't find the meetinhg of life, but I got  A HAMBURGER to witness this scene.  But for all I know, I could be on Off their rockers! Next year

O, and I got meh blog back, thank B6 for that.

I didnt buy premier membership (yet) but it still displays the add entry button

i mighty as well state off what I got, (vaguely)

other than some money,

4 lego minifigures, series five, (2 were my brother's but he lets me keep them)

Star wars the original trilogy for blu-ray (i might return it for the prequels instead)

a steampunk-ish book.

other stuff.

a cup.

new headphones.

and others yet to be opened.
I'm so excited.
oh, my grandparents are here now, bye!

ta-da!