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Meme – Google images

4 November 2008 @ 18:57

I saw this over on the Girl Geek’s lovely site and thought it sounded amusing and that it might distract me from worrying about Florida and things like that. So, you:

Answer the questions below, do a Google Image Search with your answer, take a picture from the first page of results, do it with minimal words of explanation.

1. The age you’ll be on your next birthday:



2. A place you’d like to travel to:



3. Your favourite place:



4. Your favourite food:



5. Your favourite animal:



6. Your favourite colour:



7. Your favourite piece of clothing:



8. Your favourite song:



9. Your favourite tv show:



10. First name of your significant other / crush:



11. The town in which you live in:



12. Your first job:



13. Your dream job:



14. A bad habit you have:



15. Your worst fear:



16. The one thing you’d like to do before you die:



17. The first thing you’ll buy if you get $1,000,000:


Comments (3)

Comments (3)

Comment by Chaz — 05/11/2008 @ 12:26

Did you stay up till 5.30, did you?
It was great, fantastic BBC fun, Dimbleby often losing it but maintaining his good humour. The beautiful Gore Vidal, has he lost the plot (“I don’t know who you are”) and he has got so old; Murdoch has finally become Mr Burns, even to the dyed hair; the main BBC anchor, Matt Frei, lost his microphone, but didn’t seem to mind; there was a wonderful free standing arm sticking out from behind someone’s seat, and another lurking cameraman or two. And just what was Jeremy Vine up to, green screen in excess. But wait it was worth it when we got to http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/us_elections_2008/7710079.stm
And McCain did come good in the end.
Rev Jesse Jackson, a great man, who could have (should have?) done the job, a humbling realisation of that dream, bringing the spirit of Martin Luther King to the celebrations.
Good luck America, well done.

Comment by Chaz — 05/11/2008 @ 12:33

Oh and that poor dog in 15,not right.
I am not even going to ask how the last three items could possibly work together.

Comment by Chaz — 05/11/2008 @ 12:49

Oh yes, one more point on the US election; John Bolton really gave the Bush Republicans’ game away, a really nasty piece of work. He laid into the BBCs impartiality (OK, but Dimbleby didn’t call it till it was over), and one journalist in particular who had the temerity to suggest to the Republican leader in Ohio (I think it was) that just possibly Sarah Palin might have alienated some of the electorate. I am sure there may well be more out about this.
I am so tired!
And finally, just what was Simon Schama’s body language telling us?

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