I have been tagged by Drunken Spaniel (if she is not already in your blogroll go pay her a visit you don’t know what you’re missing). Here are 6 weird things about me:
- When I was a baby I sailed around Africa on my father’s ship. As a result, engine noise makes me fall asleep.
- I once bit Max Bygraves
- Tony Blair helped me fulfill a sexual fantasy
- I have Keloidal scarring on my chest the origin of which is unknown
- I once spoke in tongues. My word was “Salamanah”
- I can fart at will
I could go on (and on and on) but I’m not sure I need you all to think I’m any weirder than you already do. Verily, hereby I taggeth Martini Mom, The Beard of Yorkshire and Minks.
Sorry Moobs…I played this tag last week. But thanks for thinking of me…
I now have to go check out Drunken Spaniel now…
I’m going to go check out how weird you are lady.
Weirdo.
You still need to explain the Tony Blair thing.
I’m with Gamba on this. C’mon … spill …
Oops – that came out a bit wrong. Or possibly a bit right.
Add me to the list of people intererested in hearing more about Tony Blair!
And thanks so much for stopping by my blog. 🙂
Good word that “Salamanah”. What does it mean?
Ok ok . The TB thing is duller than you thnk but I’ll blog it tomorrow as its not duller than anything else I blog about.
DS – I’ve no idea, someone else is supposed to interpret but no-one ever did.
“I once bit Max Bygraves” don’t give me details, thats had be chucking all night.
6 intrigues me – I know people who can burp on demand by swallowing air… how does that work at the, ah, other end?
Actually forget it, I’ve realised I really REALLY don’t want to know.
EB – I will draw a veil over it. But you might want to have a look at this:
http://www.johnbarber.com/pujol.html
By the way, the book arrived yesterday and I presented it to P as a birthday gift. She lay in bed reading it and laughing practically non-stop. While I am no stranger to her laughing in bed I am glad that I was not the target for once.
Fart at will? You might be my latest hero.
Stephanie – I consider it more of a solemn responsibility