stuff about stuff (and not just fluff): Archive

Oct 6th

CBBC Newsround | Clips | Farmer grows baby-shaped... →

really.

Oct 1st

On the 12th Day Of History...

My teacher gave to me 12 History Books 11 Spanish Pirates 10 Russian Communists 9 French Revolutions 8 Victorians 7 Crazy Vikings 6 Henry’s Wives 5 Greek Warriors… 4 Random Chinese 3 Roman Generals 2 Nazi Italians And a RACIST EGYPTIAN! Also by shabnom.

Sep 26th

nadiak: Truth is spoken.

Sep 20th

“APA. APA. AHPUN DISH!”

– baby (via nehak)

Sep 20th

“MAHI: AVADA KEDAVRA! KIRAN: EXPELLIARMUS! NEHA: ABDA DABDA! ABDA DABDA! ABDA...”

– baidhab, giwan & baby (via nehak)

Sep 19th

nehak: Something about pancakes.

Sep 19th

2 notes

“DOOR: *CREAKS OPEN* NEHA: WHO IS IT? WHO IS IT? NEHA: *RUNS INTO WALL*”

– baby & the front door (via nehak)

Sep 18th

“neha: *points to box of chips* Look afa, ships! neha: Ships! neha: Ships!...”

– neha (via nehak)

Sep 18th

2 notes

This post is...

to be followed by some ol’ classics.

Sep 17th

Mini clips →

Sep 17th

: D@wetsocks.com(Oh no, COW!):*logs in*
: )@pantsonfire.com(Me, or you?):Hey
Oh no, COW: Hi, what's up
Me, or you?: Eating
Oh no,COW: What? I'm eating polar bears liver
Me, or you?: Cool, I'm eating Hungarian Rabbits. :D
Me, or you?: Want to go to Hungary 1 day?
Oh no,COW: I'm full, thanks
Me, or you?: That's not what I meant...
Oh no,COW: *logs off*
randomfacts@weareannoyingspam.com: RANDOM FACT-Did you know polar bear's livers are poisonous to humans?
Me, or you?: Poor Oh,no COW

Sep 12th

Jellyneo →

Mmm… Jelly!!

Sep 11th

The Ragged School Museum PART 2

Abigail then told us that we were going to spit into out two groups, Ann’s literacy and half of Kathy’s and Sian’s literacy group and the other half of Kathy’s. Ann’s group (the one I was in) went to the top of the museum to the Victorian kitchen. There we were met by a man called James. He was standing in front of a remake of a Victorian kitchen. -To be continued-

Sep 10th

I watched...

the news. yAY.

Sep 9th

The Ragged School Museum PART 1

We went to the Ragged School Museum in Mile End. It was to learn about Victorian Life for kids. It was a long walk there, as it was very hot. How did I survive that? The building was brown and old, with many large windows. We entered and then climbed down some stairs. Our teachers started talking about school work (boring!) and then a lady called Abigail came and talked to us. -To be continued-

Sep 9th