o/' Ahh, it's like a disease, son... o/'

I love I'm In Love With My Car. :D Always makes me smile.

So, I've changed the layout here at F&P - hope you like it! I call this layout Someone (Someone) Just Drained The Colour From My Blog, a clever (well, I think so!) twist on a lyric from Queen's My Fairy King (Someone [someone] just drained the colour from my wings). I know that in the CD booklet and on lyric sites online the lyric replaces "just" with "has", but everytime I listen to the song, I swear Freddie's singing "just". Ergo, the title of the layout.

No news on the OCD front, save for a switch in meds. Fingers crossed! :)

Cheery bye!




//Listening to:
White Queen (As It Began) [Queen]
//Currently amused by this quote:
From the RADW Quote File
Q. How many Doctors does it take to change a lightbulb?

A. Eight. One to say, "My dear child, I certainly won't be lighting
the change. Nor on that bulb!"; a second to say, "When I say unscrew,
unscrew. (a beat> Unscrew!"; then a third to say, "My dear Brigadier,
if we don't get this lightbulb changed, then the whole of London will
be plunged into perpetual darkness in less than 24 hours!"; a fourth
to say, "It's time for me to change the lightbulb. But the moment has
been prepared for!"; a fifth to say, "Could you give us a hand
Turlough? You seem quite fond of glowing fixtures!"; a sixth to say,
"A lightbulb? A LIGHTBULB? *A* *LIGHT* *BULB*?"; then a seventh to
say, "Oh, no Davros. I'm more than just a lightbulb changer!"; and
finally an eighth to say, "Sod the lightbulb, Grace. Let's do it in
the dark."

Mark Stevens (mark@sonance.demon.co.uk> 1/4/98

(I love me some Who humor!)