Showing posts with label chicken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chicken. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Stomach Ache

Okay, my posts are a bit messy....but they're all here.

This one occurred after school.

So me and Joel went to charcoal chicken to eat up on some food.
I bought the half chicken and chips with gravy, he bought the drink and potato scallops.

We....ate a lot.

We were both hungry and by the end of it, both full.

After Joel bought small chips and gravy to take home for his brother, we walked back to Joel's house, you know....so he can give it to his brother. His brother had "big sharp pains" in his stomach, blaming the chips. I...had similar pains but not as sharp and big. Easily bearable. Once I got home, however, it got painful. And now I'm left with a stomach ache.

:/

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Born to Fly

For lunch it wasn't pizza and subway but pizza and nando's instead. Still good. The few subways present were for vegetarians.

I was there mainly for the food....and because I had nothing better to do. And because I wanted to see how things were going.

The most legendary thing about it was my brother. He didn't enroll or attend Born to Fly this year and when I asked him he gave me this legendary reason: "When it ended at 12 o'clock it was tolerable but now since they extended it a couple more hours I just can't take it anymore." Not in those exact words but that general gist. I love you Daniel, you rock. (y)

Later after lunch me and my brother watching through the window at the kids performing for the parents singing and doing actions of the songs they learnt. My brother leaned over to me and said "That's why I'm not doing Born to Fly." I LOL'ed, but I tried to keep myself from laughing loudly but if nobody could hear me I would've laughed hysterically.

The program seemed okay and guess what? NO YOUTH GUYS volunteered. But pretty much all the youth girls except for one or two didn't. Lololol...but there ARE more youth girls than guys anyway.

I didn't get any cake, unfortunately. Because I was obsessing over the cordial and pizza.

I sucked a cordial cup and now I still have two red lines from the sides of my mouth down. Kehsee said it looks like a vampire or something. But it's not. It's just red blood cells squashed against the inside of my skin because of pressure.

Maybe I'll do it next year. If I do, either games leader or clown and maybe assisstant team leader. But probably not. I've had enough of team leader/assisstant team leader. Yeah....

But I'll probably feel lazy and say NOOOO it's year 12 and I won't end up doing it.

I guess I wasn't Born to Fly afterall.

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

What came first? The chicken or the egg

So today me and Matthew Julius, a philosophical genius, were talking it up over msn regarding as he phrases it, "The somethingest (largest, biggest, deepest?) question of linguistic (hope that's how you spell it) philosophy" which is "What came first? The chicken or the egg" I instantly went on to answer his question which I shall modify and evaluate even deeper here:

As the smartass (smart alek?) says "Chicken begins with C whereas Egg begins with E therefore chicken comes before the egg" This is true.... but not my response, the following is my response:

When we examine this 'paradoxial' question, we shall soon realise, its not very 'paradoxial' because if it was, it wouldn't happen and the universe would explode (or would it? I'll leave this philosophical blog for another time ;D) but it didn't.

This is the 'paradox': The chicken lays the egg, so the egg can't exist unless a chicken existed prior to the egg. But the egg hatches into chicken, so chickens can't exist unless an egg existed prior to the chicken. So which came first? Easy. The chicken did.

The chicken can create eggs without the help of eggs, however eggs need chicken (for warmth, growth) for them to hatch into chickens, so eggs can't become chickens unless there are ALREADY chickens there to 'egg them on' hur hur hur, I guess that's where the term comes from =D

To substitute this information into an actual scenario, if there were 200 eggs, they would all die from no warmth, but if there were 200 chickens they would breed and warm the eggs. You could argue, this doesn't explain where they come from but that is not the question, you could also say "how about if an external factor warmed the egg?", but if you bring in external factors, it gets super messy.

This however, did not satisfy Matthew Julius' question regarding linguistic philosophy, I am no expert, nor will I attempt to quote what he said, so 'refer to Matthew Julius' for further information.

Chicken.