sloebertje
- user since
- Mon Mar 19 2001 at 15:58:09 (7.4 years ago )
- last seen
- Wed Aug 20 2008 at 18:49:06 (14.6 hours ago )
- number of write-ups
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- 6 (Crafter) / 12207
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- 408
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- Wasting time
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- www.kuiperburger.nl
- motto
- It's the lime that makes it magic!
- most recent writeup
- Meet me at the Main Stage: a Belgian nodermeet at Rock Werchter
I'm DOOMED! Hi! Since you're visiting here, I'd like to ask you something. I really love to read. No, REALLY love to read. In bed, on the toilet, in public transport, while eating breakfast... Always, everywhere. And I know plenty of beautiful books and good writers. But I'm sure there's many more that I don't know about. So if you have a favourite book, or writer, please tell me! I'd like to hear your tips. My personal favourite writers are, in no specific order:
The quick guide to pronouncing Sloebertje: oe like the oo in book, er like in butter, j like y in yes and the end e like in butter. So, that's: sloo - berr - t - yuh I'll bet you never even knew you wanted to know that. The real Sloebertje was my parents' cat. She had been there for almost a year already when I was born. In my family even the cat was older than I was... Eager for guidance and learning, I used to follow Sloebertje around the house on my hands and knees, going where she went, doing what she did. I had some trouble licking my own back though, and I never tried the dried cat food, it smelled fishy. Sloebertje liked lying in the sun. Her favorite place was right on top of the small hill my mother grew her heather on. Her fur was black (except for her nose, paws and belly, which were white) and after an afternoon of dozing in the sunlight she used to be almost too hot to touch.
Sloebertje loved whipped cream. Whenever she heard the sound of the mixer she'd come running to the kitchen and try to trip us so someone'd drop the bowl... When the bowl was empty she'd get to eat the bits that were left. The bowl was a bit higher than wide and to get to the bits at the bottom Sloebertje would worm herself in and, while licking, push the bowl forward until it got stuck somewhere, usually against a wall.
I'll never know what she thought of me, crawling after her and slobbering out of her water bowl like some idiot dog. But she was always nice to me. My todo-list:
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User Bookmarks:
- blinkenlights
- totem pole
- Pingu
- defect
- Scandinavian folk music
- archetype
- bathing suit
- The difference between men and women
- the mind/body problem
- Constructive criticism
- Vegetarianism 101
- Euthyphro
- Austerlitz
- Human eating habits
- Ayurveda (idea)
- Fear of genetically altered food unfounded
- Aristotle's Lost Library, Medieval Andalusia & Chinese Paper, or How Europe Learned to Learn Again and Why the Renaissance Happened When & Where It Did (idea)
- The healthiness of a vegetarian diet
- Gender and Artificial Intelligence
- The obsession with "natural" things
- kiuas
- Turkey City Lexicon: A Primer For Science Fiction Workshops
- wabi-sabi (idea)
- Darwin's Children
- Wendy house
- rijsttafel
- Sexual double standard is natural
- Herbalism - Complementary Vs. Conventional Medicine
- Qualitative disjunction
- How to sing: a brief guide (idea)
- Ethical absolutes (idea)
- Afro-American religious ethics
- Chefchaouen
- Moonlight Chronicles
- Gevangenpoort
- Limitations on Artificial Intelligence
- Pyke Koch
- How do you know the fishes are enjoying themselves? (idea)
- Vierdaagse
- André Hazes
- Eggplant and Eggs in an undisclosed Indian style
- The current way alcohol rape is prosecuted is wrong