Mad Lib Contest: VOTE! May 30, 2009
Posted by Bbfreeze ♫ in Contest, Cool Things.26 comments
Voting is now open! The first person to SIX VOTES wins!
I know I said I was going to choose the first five entries, but I’ve decided to go with only three because the post was too long!
Please vote in a comment saying “I vote for _______” (insert person’s name in the blank lol.) The first person to six votes will win! Here are the entries:
The Dumbo on Dufus Street by Gianna –
There once was a dumbo named Chi-Cha. He liked to prance at the ketchup store and also bought lots of fire-breathing rats. Chi-Cha lived on Dufus Street. His next door neighbor, Nigel, had 7,857,920,629.5 pets! Although Chi-Cha was a very hairy boy/girl, he/she was a good friend to sniff. By Gianna
The Dumbo on Dufus Street by Umphulump –
There once was a dumbo named Umphulump. She liked to swim at Six Flags and also bought lots of brats. Umphulump lived on Dufus Street. Her next door neighbor, Bwe, had 1, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000 pets! Although Umphulump was a very stinky girl, she was a good friend to hoist. By Umphulump
The Dumbo on Dufus Street by Annie –
There once was a dumbo named Professor Chopsticky. He liked to take at Wooloomooloo and also bought lots of radishes. Professor Chopsticky lived on Dufus Street. His next door neighbor, Assistant Fat Pat, had 0 pets! Although Professor Chopsticky was a very patting boy, he was a good friend to smash. By Annie
Mad Lib Contest May 28, 2009
Posted by Bbfreeze ♫ in AWESOME!, Contest.15 comments
Yesh! A contest! Read below for details. 
This will be a Mad Lib contest! For those of you who don’t know what Mad Libs are, they are a funny and entertaining game where you fill in blanks in a story. Click HERE for more about how to do a Mad Lib.
I will put types of words below, like a noun, adjective, or plural noun. You just need to leave a comment with a word that fits each category. I will not show you the story until voting time - that’s the fun of it! You need to leave these words in your comment…
1. Name
2. Verb
3. Place
4. Plural noun
5. Different name
6. Number
7. Adjective
8. Verb
An example comment would be like this: (1) Bob, (2) Run, (3) the mall, etc.
If you need help with a word category, click HERE to see what they mean. Have fun! Voting will begin when we have 5 entries. The funniest story will win! (… Or the story with the most votes. 
)
~Bbfreeze~
American Idol May 14, 2009
Posted by Bbfreeze ♫ in New Stuff.29 comments
Sorry if those of you not in America if I’m boring you!
Most people here in America watch the show called American Idol where different people compete in a singing competition.
I’m currently going for Adam Lambert. PLEASE vote for him! We can’t let some talent-less annoying dude (Kris) win!
I am begging you to PLEASE VOTE FOR ADAM! We MUST make him win! Even if you like Kris, you can vote for both of them! VOTE VOTE VOTE!
~Bbfreeze~
Rain Facts May 7, 2009
Posted by Bbfreeze ♫ in New Stuff.12 comments
I have NOTHING to post about, so since it’s been raining for about the last few weeks, I decided to make a post about cool rain facts! Here are some facts from www.infobarrel.com:
1. The umbrella was originally invented to protect people from the hot sun.
2. Rain drops can fall at speeds of about 22 miles an hour.
3. Rain starts off as ice or snow crystals at cloud level.
4. Light rain is classified as being no more then 0.10 inches of rain an hour.
5. Heavy rain is classified as being more then 0.30 inches of rain an hour.
6. Louisiana is the wettest state in the U.S, which received an annual rainfall of 56 inches.
7. Rain drops range in size from 0.02 inches to about .031 inches.
8. Rain drops do not fall in a tear drop shape, they originally fall in the shape of a flat oval.
9. Rain that freezes before it hits the ground is known as frozen rain.
10. Rain is recycled water that evaporated from our worlds lakes, rivers, oceans, seas etc.
Sorry for the suckish post! Cya.
~Bbfreeze~
Sorry & Interesting Book May 2, 2009
Posted by Bbfreeze ♫ in Books, New Stuff.17 comments
UPDATE: I have some good news: I’m reopening my graphics site! Click HERE to check it out and order!
Hi guys! It’s been so long since I’ve posted! Sorry.
So I just got an actually awesome library book. It’s called Unexplained and it’s by Judy Allen. I wouldn’t recommend it though if you’re not into myths and supernatural stuff lol. I am, so I finished the book in one and a half days (it’s over one hundred pages.) It’s not really a chapter book, it’s just informational. The book is based on all of these really interesting myths, hauntings, and mysteries, like Stonehenge and alien life. Click here to oder the book from Barnes & Noble. Here are some of the things that were really interesting to me:
Belmez Faces In Belmez, Spain, the Pereira family lived in a so-called haunted house when they realized that strange faces appeared in their floor. (In the book, they have pictures of two of the faces and they’re REALLY scary!) Professor Bender, an investigator, failed to solve the mystery of the faces like all of the other investigators who did, too. The caption under the picture says, “The anguished faces in the floor in Belmez could be chipped away or cemented over, but always reappeared, sometimes aging and changing their expressions.” Also, it says that recording equipment was set up in the house, and recorded cries coming from the faces, saying things like, “Justice,” “This hurts,” and “I want to go out.” Freaky!
Ghosts on the Road In the year of 1921, a motorcyclist was mysteriously killed on a road crossing Bodmin moor in Cornwall, England. There were no other vehicles or objects involved in the accident and investigators found no obvious cause for the tradgedy. A few years later, a car driver crashed in the very same spot. Fortunately, the man survived. He described a pair of disembodied hands that grabbed his steering wheel and drove the vehicle into a rocky ditch.
The Roshwell Crash In the summer of 1947, something fell from the sky and crashed in Roshwell, New Mexico. Some investigators said it was a flying saucer, but news reporters immediately denied it and said it was a saucer-shaped reflector dish from a weather balloon. It is still unknown why they changed the story and still today they don’t know what they may have really found.
So I really recommend this book if you’re like me and you like ghosts, UFOs, mysteries, and myths!
~Bbfreeze~
