*hyperventilates*

I just bought a Nikon Digital SLR D60.

*dies*

1. Post these rules
2. Each tagged person must post 8 things about their selves on their journal.
3. At the end you have to choose 8 people to tag, and post their icons on the same journal.
4. Go to their page and send a message saying you tagged them.
5. NO tag-backs


1. I have half a left-foot pinky toe. It was tragically dismembered in an accident involving a door.

2. I still own a Super Nintendo, and play it.

3. I stay indoors all of the time that I can, there are too many people outside. Ironically, when I go to work I have to talk to people all day.

4. My idol is my sister kizairahbot. [link]

5. 8 is a lot. Um. My hair is never brown as it should be, it usually turns blue, pink, purple, and green.

6. When I was a kid I made a fort in my favorite tree, then it was destroyed within a week by the wind.

7. Marshmellows are disturbing.

8. I eat canned fruit with chopsticks.

1. Take five books off your bookshelf.
Beloved - Toni Morrison
REAL Ultimate Power, The Official Ninja Book - Robert Hamburger
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Douglas Adams
Taiko - Eiji Yoshikawa
Lies My Teacher Told Me - James W. Loewen

2. Book #1-- first sentence:
124 was spiteful.
-Beloved

3. Book #2-- last sentence on page 50:
I don't know what I am.
-REAL Ultimate Power, The Official Ninja Book

4. Book #3-- second sentence on page 100:
There did, however, remain the question of both the mysterious sixty thousand Altairian dollars paid yearly into his Brantisvogan bank account, and of course Zaphod Beeblebrox's highly profitable secondhand ballpoint business.
-The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

5. Book #4-- next to the last sentence on page 150:
It's too soon, much too soon.
-Taiko

6. Book #5-- final sentence of the book:
Students will start finding history interesting when their teachers and textbooks stop lying to them.
-Lies My Teacher Told Me

7. Make the five sentences into a paragraph:

124 was spiteful. I don't know what I am. There did, however, remain the question of both the mysterious sixty thousand Altairian dollars paid yearly into his Brantisvogan bank account, and of course Zaphod Beeblebrox's highly profitable secondhand ballpoint business. It's too soon, much too soon. Students will start finding history interesting when their teachers and textbooks stop lying to them.