Photo of the week
Because I haven't updated for a while, and I enjoy embarrassing Mark. Note the spangly bag. Classy.
posted by Christine @ 2:39 pm
21 comments
Thursday, May 18, 2006
Because I haven't updated for a while, and I enjoy embarrassing Mark. Note the spangly bag. Classy.
About Me
- Name: Christine
- Location: Brockley, London, United Kingdom
Third sector worker and former parliamentary researcher, blogging from a leftist perspective but terminally uncomfortable with isms. I like avocados.
21 Comments:
The sparkles don't really come through in that photo, do they? It's a shame.
Sort of.
That, you see, is why God gave us Imaging Scientists, and why he made them all so good looking.
http://img125.imageshack.us/my.php?image=enhancedsparkle2ar.jpg
Nice work. Though you could actually see the sparkles better than I thought in the original - it must have just been bad light for my screen.
My God! How verging ever so slightly on camp is that picture?
(No offence MArk but you have to admit sparkly bags aren't exactly the eptiomy of macho-ness are they?)
I think 'verging ever so slightly on camp' is rather an understatement. Hee hee. I feel I should point out for the sake of fairness that it is not actually Mark's bag, he was looking after it for someone else. And as his mum said, he looks 'quite debonaire' in that picture without it...
If it was more overstated your wonderfully camp boyfriend might have been offended. :) But annoying someone I've never met, talked to or seen in real life must be a new record for me, so its a pity it didn't work. (I'm assuming it didn't)
BYEEEEEE
By the way, and I may regret this, what does 'debonaire' mean? As the bizarre Mr. Marcetic himself knows my French isn't THAT good!
I can growl annoyedly for a bit if it'd make you feel better about things.
Grrrr.
"debonaire" (adj.) - suave, urbane; having a sophisticated charm: "a debonaire gentleman."
I contemplated giving you a false definition there, but I thought that'd be too mean. Basically, it means that Mark is dead sexy, as I'm sure you'll agree ;)
Aw! Thank you Mark - I feel so much better now. :)
Christine! I am shocked. Shocked and appalled. How could you think of giving me a false definition????
(Anyway it wouldn't have worked because I would have checked in a dictionary, be it an English or French one :))
I don't agree though because he's your boyfriend and I would never dream of doing something so unashamedly evil *bats eyelids in mock display of innocence*.
Bollocks woman. Say it loud and proud:
"I WANT TO SHAG CHRISTINE'S BOYFRIEND!"
Of course do it a fair distance from Christine. Somewhere like Leeds or Tingley.
I'd say the Corsage sets it off nicely. What a wonderfully nicely made thing it is.
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Thank you for that, David Crabtree whom I have no idea is (no offence dearie, I'm sure you're somebody of wonderful significance).
Geography is not my forte, so where (on earth preferably) is Tingley???
P.S. I DO NOT!
http://img187.imageshack.us/img187/8707/tingley0uw.jpg
A small suburban villiage somewhere near that purple dot.
And unfortunately for Mark, I'm one of his friends. To a degree.
So what is the purple dot itself then?
What on Earth is going on here?
A very good question. I was just thinking it's a shamefully long time since I updated my blog and I should get back to it, but the sheer insanity of the readership has made me uncertain. Then again, maybe it's the lack of blogging that's led them to resort to scare tactics to make me notice them again... who knows...
By the way, who are you, anonymous friend?
The purple dot is my guess at where tingley is. It will be some way off I imagine, so I said "Tingley is somewhere near that purple dot"
Christine!!!
You're ALIVE!
Sweet mother of mercy it's a miracle! I throught you'd vanished off the face of the Earth, or possivly into the depths of the purple dot.
Actually they're not scare tactics, just our usual bizarre comments.
I think you should disappear into the depths of the purple dot more often.
(Just so everyone knows, I was the anonymous poster back there.)
Is there any reason for your anonymity???
And is anonymity a word???
Can you answer any of my questions???
Is there a reason why I'm always putting three question marks at the end of these questions???
Am I insane???
I assume he was just trying to make things even more confusing than they already were.
Yes, anonymity is a word.
You are doing it because you're quite, quite strange.
See above.
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