What have we here?
*walk up to podium and tests microphone* Ahem.. Hello? =.= Audio people, give me some sound. Louder? Much better, thank you! *mumbled about imcompetent technician* *Technicians glare out of sound room* Ahem, I meant, um Great weather isnt it? Looks at the sky, oh it's dark heh uh oh~ ok cut the crap. I was bored to I typed that front part, please forgive me *grovels* please? *gets up* ha- you cant refuse if I do that *smirks* just kidding.
How is everyone doing, Im absolutely estatic that our little idea here has brough us so far and spawned us *counting* 4 faithful, loyal (waits to be seen) partners in crime, uh I mean partners on this blogging community! First up, i'd like to extend a hand of thanks to Ah^Wei (Can I call you Wei from now on? Ah^ wei is a tad hard to type cos of the "^") for laying down the ground rules. Yep its simple, just stick by them and no one gets hurt *off-screen voice: But i want to test out my torture devices!* SHH!! They can hear you Vain! *Off-screen voice: Eh?! You never warned me! Im outta here~*
Right heh *sweats* Um yea, it is now 12:55am so you can really see the madness coming through here heehee. Oh yes, ive taken quite a liking to Puns, although there are far and few between depending on the situation, I enjoy the recognition and usage of these little gems. A little extra on the side here. Let me introduce you, a kind of short japanese poem, the haiku.
A haiku is written in syllables. You know what syllables are right? Like the word "apple" has two syllables (ap-ple) or astronaut has three (as-tro-naut). You get the picture. Now a haiku is in the form of syllables, in the order 5-7-5, there need not be any particular meaning for the whole thing or even rhyming although a general sense of continuity is necessary. Please not that the 5-7-5 is for the WHOLE line and not for each word. An eg.
As time passes by (5: as time pass-es by)
I occasionally gaze (7: I o-cca-sion-a-lly gaze)
Back where I began (5: back where I be-gan)
Easy? I just found this and it is rather fun making them up as you go along. Try it! When you have the time of course, although I assure you it wont take more than a few minutes of your precious time. Hmm, is this post alright? I mean I myself still am not sure as to what the purpose of this blog is. However, should this post ruflle the feathers of any bird-brained felons out there, drop me a line and I'll feel free to give it a tug. That does in no way mean I discourage friendlier encouragement, just direct it to me pigeon-hole. Alas, I think im carrying this bird thing on too far. A little something here~
I leave behind this
Just a tiny parting gift
Use it as you please
Well, I'll be ending here, feel free to comment, and do try to write a few on your own, you might uncover for the world a little buried gem. Have fun~ Ciao
A simplicity complex
How is everyone doing, Im absolutely estatic that our little idea here has brough us so far and spawned us *counting* 4 faithful, loyal (waits to be seen) partners in crime, uh I mean partners on this blogging community! First up, i'd like to extend a hand of thanks to Ah^Wei (Can I call you Wei from now on? Ah^ wei is a tad hard to type cos of the "^") for laying down the ground rules. Yep its simple, just stick by them and no one gets hurt *off-screen voice: But i want to test out my torture devices!* SHH!! They can hear you Vain! *Off-screen voice: Eh?! You never warned me! Im outta here~*
Right heh *sweats* Um yea, it is now 12:55am so you can really see the madness coming through here heehee. Oh yes, ive taken quite a liking to Puns, although there are far and few between depending on the situation, I enjoy the recognition and usage of these little gems. A little extra on the side here. Let me introduce you, a kind of short japanese poem, the haiku.
A haiku is written in syllables. You know what syllables are right? Like the word "apple" has two syllables (ap-ple) or astronaut has three (as-tro-naut). You get the picture. Now a haiku is in the form of syllables, in the order 5-7-5, there need not be any particular meaning for the whole thing or even rhyming although a general sense of continuity is necessary. Please not that the 5-7-5 is for the WHOLE line and not for each word. An eg.
As time passes by (5: as time pass-es by)
I occasionally gaze (7: I o-cca-sion-a-lly gaze)
Back where I began (5: back where I be-gan)
Easy? I just found this and it is rather fun making them up as you go along. Try it! When you have the time of course, although I assure you it wont take more than a few minutes of your precious time. Hmm, is this post alright? I mean I myself still am not sure as to what the purpose of this blog is. However, should this post ruflle the feathers of any bird-brained felons out there, drop me a line and I'll feel free to give it a tug. That does in no way mean I discourage friendlier encouragement, just direct it to me pigeon-hole. Alas, I think im carrying this bird thing on too far. A little something here~
I leave behind this
Just a tiny parting gift
Use it as you please
Well, I'll be ending here, feel free to comment, and do try to write a few on your own, you might uncover for the world a little buried gem. Have fun~ Ciao
A simplicity complex