Slimming herbal tea

The Fineprint. says it's laxative! Haha

Winnie

What winnie the pooh did last night...

Stupid ass.. I made a bet

On the 5th of september i'm supposed to wear these jeans.

I made a bet to wear a certain pair of jeans on September 5th.
The story is that I bought them but then gained a few kilos so I can't wear them anymore... and they're completely new.
Anyway I have about two months to lose some of my bum.

During theses weeks I've decided to try out a few different techniques.
This first week (after injuring my knee last week and therefor am unable to work out) I'll try out slimming herbal tea from Thailand.

I don't own a scale so any progress will be measured in my bums centimetres (cm). Starting on 106 (I just measured it.)
In order to get into those jeans I have to loose about 6 cm.

Any unlikely reader of this is free to write me tips on different things I might want to try out during these weeks.

Yours truly
Biggie

Words from MySpace - Stupid ass... made a bet

I made a bet to wear a certain pair of jeans on September 5th.
The story is that I bought them but then gained a few kilos so I can't wear them anymore... and they're completely new.
Anyway I have about two months to lose some of my bum.

During theses weeks I've decided to try out a few different techniques.
This first week (after injuring my knee last week and therefor am unable to work out) I'll try out slimming herbal tea from Thailand.

I don't own a scale so any progress will be measured in my bums centimetres (cm). Starting on 106 (I just measured it.)
In order to get into those jeans I have to loose about 6 cm.

Any unlikely reader of this is free to write me tips on different things I might want to try out during these weeks.

Yours truly
Biggie

Just nu tittar : Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Two-Disc Special Edition)

Words from MySpace - Sexual revolution

Our dog has reached puberty - lots of hormones going disco-dancing.

As a result she humps me.
However, I'm thinking it's just a faze, and as soon as she starts menstruating she'll get over it.

My mother however is very worried that her dog is homosexual.

The fact that her dog is humping a completely different species doesn't seem to bother her as much.

Just nu lyssnar : Konichiwa Bitches/Cobrastyle

Words from MySpace - Beer-watching

Yesterday we had beer.
In order to go outside for a quick smoke (after the non-smoking-law) you have to get someone reliable to watch your beer and yesterday it just so happend that at the next table was Frank Andersson. He used to be a Wrestling World Champion and still looks like someone you wouldn't want to hazzle with.
I asked him if he could watch our beer from suspicious substances and people. He said "Sure, I'll watch it".

I feel a beer has never been safer.

Ahh... these precious moments..

xxx

FACTS:

Frank Andersson (born May 9, 1956) is a Swedish former wrestler, most active around 1975 to 1983. In the World Championships, he won three gold medals and two silver ones. He won a bronze at the 1984 Summer Olympics.

Andersson wrestled professionally in World Championship Wrestling in the early 1990s.

He has a son, Isak, who was born in 1996 and a daughter, Anna Mira Amanda who was born in June 2006.

Words from MySpace - A couple of reviews

Girls Just Want To Have Fun

That's right, Girls truly just want to have fun.
Lesson 1 however: In order to have fun, avoid this movie completly.

Shooter

If Rambo and Bourne Identity had a baby this would be it.

Pump Up The Volume

Sweetness me, this surely couldn't be set today... no cellphones and an underground radioshow (where the guy plays a regular vinyl).

Watch it yourself to find out all the other reasons why this is a movie worth love.

Dumb and Dumber

and dumbest...

Damien: Omen II

My inner child just wet her pants

Less Than Zero

This is perhaps the first reason why Robert Downey Jr is so brilliant. It is also an interesting piece - being that it was made in an era of happy-go-lucky-teen-boop-movies. This movie shows the backside of being young and rich, drugs, sex and rock n roll...
It is also written by american psycho's - Bret Easton Ellis, supposedly semi-autobiographical
And I cried when I watched it.

Air Force One

Question one.. who bores you more Tom Hanks or Harrison Ford?

The Wedding Planner

I think this movie was a huge insperation to the writers of the wedding crashers..

The Black Dahlia

A huger disappointment then the emptiness in Josh Harnetts eyes... and I'm such a Ellroy-fan. :¨(

The Savages

Want a ticket to the greatest movie-experience in 5 years?
Swing by my place in half a year, pay 30 spänn in the door and I'll reserve you a seat.

The Rock

It is a good thing that Sean did all those Bond-films, that way you can spend the time you have while watching this movie coming up with a 100 different reasons why Bond-films are so much better than this flick.

The Virgin Suicides

Everybody said this was supposed to be a good and important movie.
I thought it was too arty-farty and didn't movie me in any other direction besides horizontally.

Memento

Am I drunk?
I don't feel drunk.

QUESTION OF THE DAY:

Who's Blue-Ray and why is he depressed?

Just nu tittar : The Bucket List

Words from MySpace - More freedom

Yesterday I took a deep plunge into the endless sea of mobile-models.

Finally I decided on this piece of work:

I'm happiest about my new number +46 709 342 310
(Just joking that's not my actual number).
The fact however is that in many ways my new phone with my new number in many ways symbolises a new beginning - a purple one.

With this new phone I also get free sms!
Which reminds me of that quote: If e-mail had been around before the telephone was invented people would have said "Hey, forget e-mail - with this new telephone invention I can actually talk to people".

Task of the month: Confuse everyone around you by pronouncing your phone number as a regular number! (Seven-million-two-hundred-forthy-three-thousand-one-hundred-nineteen...)

Words from MySpace - Blackbirds, Malcolm X and freedom fighting

When the movie Malcolm X first came out I somewhat studied American black history and the European colonial era.

For several years after I felt enormous guilt and shame over how the white/European population used and exploited the African (Asian etc.) continent and it's people.

It took me quite some time to realize it wasn't my fault and the only thing that I could do was to try and act as a positive change from here on onwards. I really can't be held responsible for what my ancestors did.

15 years ago I idealized Malcolm X, but now as I'm (finally) reading his biography I find myself getting very angry with him and the opinions he had in fact wasn't so well thought through as I first believed.

For example, I as a feminist am deeply offended by the polarisation of black vs. whites that Malcolm makes. All of the injustices that's been done to blacks have equally been done to women all over the world AND Malcolm admits himself (without any remorse) to frequently hitting a woman in his biography.

I agree in the observation and the fight for black rights, but if you are a freedom fighter of some calibre you can't fight for just one cause, against one reign power, you have to be sensitive towards who and how you yourself might be exploiting and dominating someone else. Otherwise all the things you stand for might seem very, very hollow.

Therefore the first rule of freedom fighting is: you can not fight for equality for one without making it a general fight for everyone rights (even though you might focus primarily on one issue.)

Why? The world is not free, and I am not free but I long for you to be free even if I don't necessarily agree with you in your political opinions or am like you in race, sexual orientation or religious believes, as that's the way I want you to see, hear and respect me.

We humans are never as free as our most constrained sister or brother.

But back to Malcolm, I must grant him that it takes a great man to admit his mistake.

Here's another has-been at her very best:

Here's a link to what everyone keeps talking about – UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS