I find that rather amusing.

Background-story: I am a member of a comunity online called QX. In the dawn of this site some 10 years ago it was a place for non-hetrosexuals to hang out, make friends and maybe find love as well. Over the years it has turned into a place where 95% of the members are looking for sex, and the amount of straight guys who cant read (and in that way get to know that we dont want to have sex with them) is a real pain in the ass for us girls, but I stick around there to chat with the friends Ive made in there.

ANYWAY. The other day I got a mail from a man who said (in very poor grammar) ”why? to get noticed you have metal in your face?” I could have picked on his grammar, or tell him to fuck off, but a quick look on his picture gave me a better idea. His picture, ladies and gentlemen, was the lower half of a face with sperm dripping from it. So I simply answered, with his bad grammar as an extra spice ”why? to get noticed you have sperm in your face?”

He didnt answer…. Wonder why… Haha!

Ok, slow Saturday, so Im gonna have a Planet of the Apes-race. Boutgh a box with all 5 movies for 99:- (witch is about 10 American Dollars) the other day and was saving them for the weekend. Chinese food and sci-fi! Im not usually a big sci-fi-fan, but these movies are great.

And as for the food, all togheter now:

Cheers and have a nice weekend mates! Love ya!

from CNN
Mark David Chapman, John Lennons killer, was denied  parole for the sixth time Tuesday, according to the New York State  Division of Parole.
A three-member panel of parole board commissioners conducted a video  conference interview with Chapman from their offices in Rochester.
In their written comments, the commissioners told Chapman they had  concerns "about the disregard you displayed for the norms of our society  and the sanctity of human life.; After considering the action he took  in 1980, they concluded Chapman discretionary release remains  inappropriate at this time and incompatible with the welfare of the  community.
Chapmans latest request for freedom comes just months short of the  30th anniversary of the death of the former member of the Beatles.
The last time Chapman was up for parole, in 2008, the New York State  Division of Parole issued a release saying his request was denied due  to concern for the public safety and welfare
He also was denied parole in 2000, 2002, 2004 and 2006.
Chapman, 55, is serving a sentence of 20 years to life in prison for  the shooting death of Lennon outside Lennons New York City apartment on  December 8, 1980.
He has served 29 years of his sentence at the maximum-security Attica  Correctional Facility, where he is held in a building with other  prisoners who are not considered to pose a threat to him, according to  officials with the state Department of Correctional Services.
He has his own prison cell but spends most of his day outside the  cell working on housekeeping and in the library, the officials said.
For the past 20 years he has been allowed conjugal visits with his wife, Gloria.
The visits are part of a state program called family reunion; that  allows inmates to spend up to 44 hours at a time with family members in a  special setting. Inmates must meet certain criteria to receive the  privilege.
Chapman has not had an infraction since 1994, said Erik Kriss, spokesman for the Department of Corrections said last month.
He goes about his business, doing his prison job and without any fanfare,  Kriss said.
Yoko Ono, Lennon;s widow, in previous years has submitted a letter requesting that parole be denied.
Chapman is next eligible for a parole interview in August 2012