[Mist]

is messy. There are papers and cables all over the floor.

Please discuss.


Also, I figured out what was wrong with my logging in, and now I feel really stupid.



My new firewall was blocking the cookies required to keep me logged in.

*blushes furiously and hides in a corner*

[Mist]

Thanks for the heartfelt advice.

[SimeSublime]

I would suggest to kick it in the nuts, but then again I always suggest that.

[Jane Sherwood]

One word summarization of my room: Clutter.

It's also full of dust, which is weird because I'm allergic to dust, but I can't clean it because my room is too cluttered to fit the vacuum cleaner inside.

[SimeSublime]

My desk is covered in all sorts of junk that I can't be botherd putting away. Mum seems to be on a cleaning frenzy today(which is a great way to spend a public holiday, geeze)and has ordered me clean the place up. I did plan to study for my upcoming exams today, but what the hell, I guess not using my desk for what its made for is more important then my academic future.

[Mist]

I can sympathize with both of you. My room's a similar way, Jane, but it's mostly because I don't want to risk vaccuuming up some important paper or a book than the fact that I can't fit one in. I'm sure one would fit if I pushed hard enough.

[SkinnedAlive]

My room used to be a mess since it was about the size of your average skip but ever since I moved into the loft conversion things have been... freakishly tidy. I reckon it's because of the floorboards, they HAVE to look clean and empty or it's just weird. I never used to vaccum regularly, hell I never used to vaccum at all...

On another point I got so bored the other day that I took my wheely computer chair apart into as many pieces as I could and tried to fit them all back together again but with no arms. I finally managed to do it with 6 wrenches, 2 screwdrivers and an allen key but I get the feeling I put everything on backwards, it's a frankenstein creation now. It keep creaking too, I get the feeling it's gonna collapse right from under me. Ah well, it was an old chair anyway, all I needed was a good excuse.

[Mist]

My computer chair does that on its own sometimes. I'll hear a "thud" and there will be a screw lying on the ground under my chair. I'll pick it up, but there is no place under the chair for it to go. When I lean back, however, the back gives out and I topple backwards out of my chair.

[Jane Sherwood]

I used to have an ancient tiny bench like that. I mainly served as nothing more than a decoration for a long time, but when I started using it on a regular basis (this was long before I got my own nifty new rolling computer chair) it just started creaking and rocking from side to side. Then after about three months of that, it really did collapse underneath me!

And Mist, you're not alone with the "tumbling out of your chair" thing, I've been doing that since I was six years old. Although it's usually because I like to put my knees and feet up on things...

[Lachie Dazdarian]

I thought I was going to see your room.

I hate you.

[Jane Sherwood]

You just hate everyone and everything, don't you?

[Lachie Dazdarian]

But I love YOU.

[Stalky]

I actually fell over in my room the other day, and my mum heard the bang, came upstairs and asked if I was high.

[Lachie Dazdarian]

What a fascinating story.

I asume you SWAPED SPIT later.

Mwahahaha!




I'm beyond stupid today.

I should stop posting.