integrity check

[chrryblssmninja]

LJ Poll of the day:
Have you ever eaten a friend's or co-worker's lunch without their permission?

Yes
No

what


Things I am giving up for Lent:
1) chocolate
2) pearl tea
3) Honestea
4) unproductive, dishonest, and unfair negative thoughts toward others and myself

Shows that deserve more viewers:
1) SOUTHLAND OH MY GOSH SO INTENSE THIS WHOLE SEASON
2) Fringe

random thoughts:
1) Poetry aids lateral thinking.
2) The scent of blood oranges is strong.

Comments

[whomp.livejournal.com]

Have you ever eaten a friend's or co-worker's lunch without their permission?

Yes
No




























































yes
oop

[chrryblssmninja.livejournal.com]

tsk tsk sneaky whompy

[whomp.livejournal.com]

i am a devilish rogue

[chrryblssmninja.livejournal.com]

ooh do try it sometime! Most of the seasons are short, too.

[lavillenie.livejournal.com]

lol I could never eat someone's food without their permission. And I will smack people who do that to me!

Omg pearl tea??? Good luck but why pearl tea?

[chrryblssmninja.livejournal.com]

sometimes I pretend to do it to troll my brother
but whenever I actually do it, it is an accident!



I've given up pearl tea for Lent for several years now. I've managed to survive. Giving up things that you like to remind you that it's Lenten time is the point.

[malinowy.livejournal.com]

I've never eaten someone's lunch without their permission. I can't think of anything worse than being really hungry and then realizing you don't have anything to eat because someone else did have your stuff.

I tried to figure out a food I could give up for Lent but didn't come up with anything so yeah, not doing it. I mean, heck, we Lutherans don't even do Lent so why bother. I did give up on some immaterial stuff like downloading things illegally.

[chrryblssmninja.livejournal.com]

exactly!



yeah. I'm Catholic and right now they're saying that you're not required to give up anything (and they're also emphasizing setting positive goals for helping the community), but I guess for most people, giving something up is one of the best ways of reminding you that it's Lenten time.