October 17, 2004 by

marked: birthday

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marked: michele (that’s me. it’s not all about you.)

13 Responses to marked: birthday

  1. kati

    That looks like fantastic fun!

    I’m sorry to have missed your party of puppetry.

    But happy birthday, beautiful girl.

    I hope your 25th year is marked by special events!

  2. Susan

    So, uh, hi. yeah, here i come lurking ifrom the shadows to tell you that I liked this picture: http://eloise.cementhorizon.com/gallery/kristens-25th-birthday-sock-puppet-party/Kristens_25th_Sock_Puppet_Party_210026 (sorry I don’t know how to do pics for the replies) so much that I made it the background on my computer at home. i don’t even have the faintest idea who that guy is but i dig the picture. Yarrr, I’m a pirate. over and out.

    lurking back into the shadows,

    susan

  3. michele

    (laughs)

    his name is ian, and i want you to be aware that the bright spray of color on the right side of the sock is actually a parrot that he made out of feathers and cloth. it was the most brilliant parrot i’d ever seen. plus there was a huge technical discussion over tri-corner hats and isosceles triangles which was pretty amusing.

  4. michele

    um. i don’t think gene was. wasn’t the isosceles thing about the 2 sides being equal? cause gene wasn’t on board with that. admittedly, i wasn’t really paying too much attention as i was conserving all my faculties to contemplate how i would soon be singing portions of the buffy musical.

  5. Dianna

    No, see, isoceles triangles CAN have two sides equal. So that’s fine. Ian needed an equilateral triangle, which can’t have two sides equal but Gene was trying to convince him that it could.

  6. Susan

    dude i suck at math but even i know an equilateral triangle is one where ALL THREE sides are equal. whereas the isoceles triangle has at least 2 sides of equal length. i looked it up and the internet agrees: http://mathworld.wolfram.com/EquilateralTriangle.html

    it seems to me a tricorner hat would be one of the two options …

    holy bejeezus! i remembered geometry. and hey, do you guys remember “sohcahtoa” (for sine, cosine, and tangent)?? it’s all coming back. does this mean i’m going to rock the GRE’s?

    please say yes,

    susan

    (and thanks for the heads up on the mystery pirate, Ian. i’m glad to hear he hand-crafted a parrot, as well. that’s mighty YARRRRR, matey.)

  7. Dianna

    Gasfgkdjfh! I am aghast at my own mistake!

    I meant right angle. Honest, I did. Gene was trying to convince Ian to put a right angle in his equilateral triangle.

    *exit Dianna, blushing*

  8. michele

    did you used to come up with different words for sohcahtoa? because we totally did. the one offered by geometry teachers was something about horses i think.

    Sushi’s Occult Habeas Corpus Actions Have Taken Over America.

    marina says this makes no sense, but i say that marina has just not grasped the finer points of necromancy. and zombies. and brain eating.

  9. michele

    subsequent IM conversation between michele and marina:

    fogfly: what does it mean to obtain habeas corpus?

    marinadgreen: a writ that calls someone before a judge

    fogfly: oh..i thought it was to have a body

    fogfly: in, you know, the latin

    marinadgreen: right, but that’s not what it means

    fogfly: but that’s what it MEANS

    marinadgreen: whatever

    fogfly: right now, right this second, i love you so much

    fogfly: (pretending to be marina) whatever

    marinadgreen: i know. its hard not to sometimes

    end result:

    sushi obtains habeas corpus against hasty teachers of acronyms

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