Well, this is a somewhat strange image I found on my dad's computer. It's stars, and I found it in "C:/Users/*Name*/appdata/roaming/Microsoft/Internet Explorer". It's name is "Internet Explorer Wallpaper", and I'm enclosing it with this post. While I'm posting this, I'm scanning the computer for anything harmful.
A blog where mooble rants, posts stories, and basically acts like the grandfather you never had. (This isn't an electronic babysitter, even though this has nothing you can't say on a TV-Y7 show.)
Friday, November 25, 2011
Friday, October 7, 2011
RIP Lucy Bailey Coleman 2010-2011
No, this isn't something for halloween. No, this isn't for a human. This is for a Guinea Pig we held near to our hearts.We always loved her, from the day she was bought, to the day she caught the bug. Lucy always loved by her parents (Katie and I), and she loved chewing on things. She'd chew on anything her teeth could find. Suddenly, fruit flies infested her cage, and she had to move into the kitchen. She was in the process of moving back into her original cage, when she caught a bug. The bug went to her brain, and she didn't eat. When we found her, she was in terrible shape. There was nothing I could do but pray. Sadly, God's busy signal is semi-permanently on. So, she died at around 10:30 PM. Even though she sometimes got others disturbed by her rodent-like nature, she always kept squeaking along. Lucy, now you really ARE in the sky with diamonds. We'll miss everything you do.
{Picture coming soon)
Saturday, August 27, 2011
We're going to get hit!
As you may have noticed, the eastern US is going to get hit by hurricane Irene. And as you also may have noticed, I'm located on the east of the US. So, we're pretty much going to get hit. At around 9 AM Sunday, it'll reach us. Katie's crazy, since she's going to be videotaping outside. Everyone knows that risking your life for that one shot of the storm is worth it! If it gets TOO hard, then she's going inside.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Quick post: Mooble goes to a sleepover.
5 reasons why teenage girls are evil:
1.They spend all day tying up the phone lines chatting with boys.
2.They made Jessie get sold, Thus giving us that sad song that made tons of kids cry in 1998.
3.They made all those crummy reality shows.
4.You know how some people have really lousy grammar and spelling? Yes, teenage girls did that.
5.They're evil. `Nuff said.
There we go, I let out some steam. Now Bruce doesn't have to see me rant about topics that he shouldn't care about. Don't know. I saw him in kindergarten at about second grade. I'm learning how to play a game he has, since I got as far as halfway, and I got frustrated and decided to throw random objects into the water in the game. I then decided to attempt to retrieve it all. That's how we came up with "Save the chicken!" My thought on the "Don't try this at home. No, this doesn't mean that you can do it at a friend's house, or on the hospital steps." warnings: Listen, does this look dangerous to you? *Holds 20 sticks of dynamite, while juggling lighters* Or I could do something safer, like using a plastic bag as a blindfold! Or even using Drano to unclog my bowels! It works for pipes, so why not for my insides? I wonder why I come up with these "Obviously not deadly" ideas. According to Quantum Physics, we can walk through walls. It's percentage of happening is just too close to 0. So, keep on running into walls, one of these days you can walk through the wall! "It appears you're writing a letter. Would you like some help?" ~Clippy
I'm probably the only one who likes that paper clip. You know, besides the person who thought him up.
1.They spend all day tying up the phone lines chatting with boys.
2.They made Jessie get sold, Thus giving us that sad song that made tons of kids cry in 1998.
3.They made all those crummy reality shows.
4.You know how some people have really lousy grammar and spelling? Yes, teenage girls did that.
5.They're evil. `Nuff said.
There we go, I let out some steam. Now Bruce doesn't have to see me rant about topics that he shouldn't care about. Don't know. I saw him in kindergarten at about second grade. I'm learning how to play a game he has, since I got as far as halfway, and I got frustrated and decided to throw random objects into the water in the game. I then decided to attempt to retrieve it all. That's how we came up with "Save the chicken!" My thought on the "Don't try this at home. No, this doesn't mean that you can do it at a friend's house, or on the hospital steps." warnings: Listen, does this look dangerous to you? *Holds 20 sticks of dynamite, while juggling lighters* Or I could do something safer, like using a plastic bag as a blindfold! Or even using Drano to unclog my bowels! It works for pipes, so why not for my insides? I wonder why I come up with these "Obviously not deadly" ideas. According to Quantum Physics, we can walk through walls. It's percentage of happening is just too close to 0. So, keep on running into walls, one of these days you can walk through the wall! "It appears you're writing a letter. Would you like some help?" ~Clippy
I'm probably the only one who likes that paper clip. You know, besides the person who thought him up.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Calling all weirdos! TLC wants you to sell your soul to them!
It's the calling cast for that show that has idiots selling themselves out by parading a hobby/pica as an ADDICTION. My Strange addiction. This is the casting call, taken from the official website. (Commentary and submission by yours truly)
Are you hooked on your hobby? (Isn't it SUPPOSED to be addictive to be a hobby?) Is your compulsive behavior on the verge of becoming an addiction? (They just don't get psychology 101, do they?)
A major cable network (Lemme guess, MTV? Or TLC?) is looking for people who can`t(That error bugs me. Must be the grammar teacher in me.) stop playing video games, working out, waxing (Their surfboard? Their legs? Their Great Aunt Gertrude's back?), tattooing (Wouldn't they run out of canvasses after 10 years? I mean, unless they have bought tons of bodies on Ebay...), eating strange foods (Does plastic and metal count as a strange food?), redecorating their house (Does just saying "Forget it, I'm going to crash." and leaving it be count as "Redecorating"?)– you name it. The more unique, the better (For ratings).
Each half-hour episode will profile two individuals (Mostly idiots stupid enough to sell themselves out.) who are engaged in uncontrollable behaviors affecting their lives (In fact, they pull the "DOING THIS WILL GIVE YOU CANCER!" card almost every episode.) and those they love (Bah! Who needs society anyways? Always focusing on awful music, filled with idiots who think that cursing makes them awesome, and other junk. So, I'll just stay in here, where I facepalm on every instance of "math" on this show.). This non-exploitative (BWAHAHAHA! I also have a bridge to sell you, real cheap.) program will share compelling personal stories (In other words, we'll modify it to make more ratings.) and may (Emphasis on MAY) provide medical and psychological perspectives on why patients struggle (Yeah, like having fun doing what they like is STRUGGLING.) with these issues.
To be considered (A social outcast for the rest of your stinkin life), or for more information about this (Very stupid and exploitative) production, please send your name, age, city, current photo, and a short description of your behavior and it`s (There's the lousy mistake again. What's with grammar today?)impact on your life to: (Link removed to avoid idiots from applying) (Spam this website with joke entries. Make sure you have a throw-away account.)
Let's see... Chewing on random junk on the table, and occasionally eating TP. Unused, I swear! (And they wonder WHY these warning labels don't work...) The only "Addiction" people know of is Pica, and Rock collecting. There was this idiot who thought that doing stupid stunts to get rocks was a good idea.
Name:Mooble
Age:13
City: Under a rock, interstate 91
Photo:*Insert something from a cartoon*
Behavior: I snark, I point out grammar/spelling errors, and some more junk. It makes my sister annoyed, and make a mistake with the word "addiction". You know, what you just did with the title. So, take this show off the air. This was supposed to be The LEARNING Channel, right? What's educational about gawking at un-social weirdos? I also have Pica. I'm not going to sell my soul to you guys. Sorry, but I'll EARN my 15 minutes of fame the old fashioned way, becoming a best-seller.
If you want to get "I want attention! I have a medical condition! GIMME MONEY!" with it, then yes. I think I just nailed the show straight down the middle of the head. Pica pica, pica pica, pica pica! Joooohnny! I don't usually get into shows. If it's REALLY good (Or really bad, bad enough to make me spout nonsense in an angry tone.) then I watch it. That's why I watch The Dark Crystal and "Plan 9 from outer space" back to back sometimes.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Mooble reviews: Toddlers and tiaras
(Update: Added the video.)
Hi readers, today I'm reviewing a popular show on TLC. Since it means The Learning Channel, it's educational, right? WRONG! So, normally this would be called "Blind Bashing", but I'm doing the honorable way, checking out videos from it from the official website! (Rest not appropriate for younger children, so I hid it behind the jump. But, this'll work like the "Parental advisory" labels, and tempt kids to check out what parents don't want them to see. So, if you want to have me talking about little kids dressing like *ahem* background dancers in a rap music video, then feel free to check it out.)
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Mooble reviews: MTV.
Mooble reviews MTV.
(Note: I am not MTV/Viacom. I am just a snarker who thinks that mostly everything that comes on TV today is only focusing on tweens. Found by randomly channel-surfing, and checking out badly-recorded videos from teenage girls and their cameras.)
Imagine the fountain of youth. Now imagine people polluting it with cosmetics and paving it over with a shopping mall. Add some mind-rotting chemicals in the drinking fountains, and you've got MTV. Once a wonderful paradise for teens, now a terrifying reminder of today's generation.
A few months ago I decided to check out MTV (after I saw it last, when it still played decent music). What I saw was making me worried. There wasn't an ounce of intelligence ANYWHERE. If there was, it was immediately labelled "nerdy". Is THIS what the world is coming to? People thinking that "The red coats" are fashion models, people thinking "the British invasion" was about the British forcing us to drink tea (I'm not offending anyone by saying this. I like tea myself.), and The Beatles were actual bugs! It's almost like every show on TV is "Look at the freaks!". Every time I see a fact wrong on these "documentaries", I start ranting about the blatant lies. (Singing doesn't work that way, computers don't have a viewer-friendly interface, and it doesn't take a short montage to program a game. Believe me, I've tried.) Face, meet palm. Palm, meet face.
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