ZOMG THERE'S A MONSTER BEHIND YOU! RUN, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, RUUUNNN!!!! haha just kidding...gotcha all worried there for a sec didn't I eh? EH? ....thats what I thought ...reading that over I see its kinda random....o well.....gfhjkf fghjdrtydfgj ghjkty!
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Am I selfish or are you self-absorbed in requesting others to bend to your whim? Perhaps I am your liberator, attempting to release you from the shackles of your self-important point of view.
I am not requesting others to bend to my whim. I don't want anyone to bend to my whims. I just wanted some kindness.
So, it really wasn't very clever after all, huh? Oh well. Did you know... If you stir a sweet soda (preferrably from a fountain) in a cup until bubbles stop rising, you can float soda droplets on the surface? Sometimes multiple ones. I discovered this as a kid and it still never fails to make me smile. After stirring it sufficiently, dip the straw in, put your finger over the end of the straw and draw it out (so there is a few drops of soda in the straw). Next, let one drop out slowly. If you have the right-sized drop, dropped at the right height and angle, the droplet will "dance" across the surface until it come to rest at the center Sometimes, if the soda isn't the right mixture and the drop isn;t the right size, the droplet will "pop" quickly. If you get it JUST RIGHT, you can drop 2 or even 3 droplets on the surface, and they will spin and dance around each other. It has kept me busy at diners for long periods of time, I tell you. It doesn't usually take much time, adjusting the size, height (generally less than 1/2 inch, but can't be too close either) and angle of the straw to float a droplet. It could take some practice to make three of them dance around each other and come to rest in a triangle in the center, however. Are you surprised?
