In Which Carmen Is
Aug. 4th, 2005 09:35 pmGakked, most recently, from
carrole:
Directions: Type "(your name) is" , (with the quotes) into a Google search, cut-and-paste the first 10 responses that work. Just pull the answers right out of the excerpt google shows you, don't click the link and search around. The only rule is that each one has to start with "(your name) is".
Carmen is cooler and more upscale than ever before.
Carmen is strangely attracted to the bullfighter.
Carmen is small and well reviewed.
Carmen is blessed with miles of unspoiled white sandy beaches.
Carmen is even-keeled and, well, hot.
Carmen is on the loose once again.
Carmen is also, as her official write-ups put it, a kick-ass chess player.
Carmen is extremely bright and it’s clear from the moment you speak to her.
Carmen is an unscrupulous, fearless liar and thief.
Carmen is involved in yet another brawl.
This was awesome--I'm tempted to go through the next fifty pages and take these little "Carmen is"s further out of context. It pays to have an opera named after you, especially when the title character leads a life of questionable morality.
Directions: Type "(your name) is" , (with the quotes) into a Google search, cut-and-paste the first 10 responses that work. Just pull the answers right out of the excerpt google shows you, don't click the link and search around. The only rule is that each one has to start with "(your name) is".
Carmen is cooler and more upscale than ever before.
Carmen is strangely attracted to the bullfighter.
Carmen is small and well reviewed.
Carmen is blessed with miles of unspoiled white sandy beaches.
Carmen is even-keeled and, well, hot.
Carmen is on the loose once again.
Carmen is also, as her official write-ups put it, a kick-ass chess player.
Carmen is extremely bright and it’s clear from the moment you speak to her.
Carmen is an unscrupulous, fearless liar and thief.
Carmen is involved in yet another brawl.
This was awesome--I'm tempted to go through the next fifty pages and take these little "Carmen is"s further out of context. It pays to have an opera named after you, especially when the title character leads a life of questionable morality.