If you don't think the giftees are crazy enough already, then you'd better read on. Just recently, we have started this "war" of hooding each other. Imagine a bunch of teenagers running around during lunchtime, trying to "hood" each other...
Hmm... first of all, I guess I should explain what "hooding" is, for those of you who don't know. Hooding is basically putting a person's hood on for them, except for the fact that when it turns into an all-out war, the hooding can get REALLY annoying, and hair-messing (is that even a word?). But that's Ok! As long as you get the last laugh... everything is well. xD
So basically, we run around chasing and hooding each other during lunches... and perhaps stealing a few lunch bags and jackets along the way... *coughcoughSingYuandA.G.coughcough* But it's fun... trust me! (Even if you do end up with really messed-up hair... *personal experiences*)
You should really try it sometime - as long as no one thinks you are crazy... And hopefully, you don't think we are crazy either, because really, we're just a group of awesome people! :D
Messed-up hair, indeed. My hair is so, SO static-y that it's basically floating around my head half the time like a mane or something. So if you hood me fifty times in one day, and add the friction of the hood against my hair, plus the humidity in the air, then e = mc2, and pi = 3.1415926535... So the answer is FRIZZY.
ReplyDeleteYou can tell science and math aren't my best subjects.
Ahem.
ReplyDeletee = mc^2
Otherwise, it looks like e = 2mc, which is completely different.
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You can tell I'm too perfectionist for my own good.
Yoo, I'm too awesome XD lalb ofc (Excuse the random MSN Lingo.)
ReplyDelete"lalb"?
ReplyDeleteQu'est-ce que ça veut dire?
"Je ne comprend pas ton français" Or however you say that in french.
ReplyDeleteYou don't have to say "my" French. Just French. It's not like I own the language. Maybe "le francais" or just " Je ne comprend pas."
ReplyDeleteAnyhow, I was asking what it meant. "lalb," I mea-
[like a lightbulb!]
Whoa. Sudden epiphany. Talk about irony...