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robado de kmiya

INSTRUCCIONES: Marca con una 'x' las cosas estúpidas que te han pasado, pon como título 'he realizado 'numero' de 41 cosas estúpidas y luego taggea a 5 personas.

( he realizado 24 de 41 cosas estúpidas )

taggeo a... todo el que quiera, en serio... que no quiero pensar XD

This two last days have been horrible (at least at my job). I hope it's over, but I won't be so sure. This week is going to be reaaaaaally long.

Anyway: ( one word meme )

Oh, yes, taken from mina_murray

taken from mina_murray. I did it before reading hers, so I would not be much influenced. After that read hers and laughed my head off. This things are so wrongly funny...

Anyway:


Pick 12 characters you like, and then answer the questions below the cut about them. Obviously first choose your characters before you see the questions.

1. Seeley Booth
2- Dean Winchester
3.- Temperance Brenan
4.- Buffy Summers
5.- Nathan Petrelli
6.- Sawyer
7.- Angel
8.- Tim drake
9.- Jayne
10.- Ron Weasly
11.- Sam Vimes
12.- Pop


( Lots of crack filled answers )

( drawing memes )

I had a great time doing them, eve if they ar enot my favourite characters!!!

taken from anaibb


1. Coge el libro más cercano que tengas (el más cercano, no vale hacer trampas ¬¬)
2. Lo abres por la página 123
3. Buscas la quinta frase (que no línea)
4. Y escribes las 3 frases que le sigan en tu blog
5. Por último nominas a cinco personas para que hagan este juego

Translation:

1. Take the book closest to you (no cheating!)
2. Open it on page 123
3. Look for the 5th sentence (as opposed to the 5th line)
4. Write the 3 sentences following it in your blog
5. Finally, tag 5 people to do this as well


So, the book is: TOO SOON FROM THE CAVE, TOO FAR FROM THE STARS, of my beloved Ray Bradbury.
And I tag:

cazarrabo
roser_orquin
shadow_yume
mina_murray
monimusume

and everybody who wants to try.

and now:

"But his terrible mistake was casting Julie CHristie in two confusing roles and elimininating Clarise McClellan, the girl next door; Faber, the philosopher, and the mechanical hound.
An almost bright film with a briliant ending.
The finale, with the fine Bernard Herrman score, shows the book peole moving in a snowfal through the woods, whispering the lines from all the books they have remembered."