A blatent cry for sympathy!

[derien]

cheezdanish made up a meme! :)

Post here and leave me a pity comment. Tell me why you feel sorry for me. Then post this on your journal to get the same.

I told her I was sorry for her for never hearing my Dad's pointless and bizarre ghost stories.;)

Go ahead, there must be something you feel sorry for me about. Cut me! *bares her throat*

Comments

[cheezdanish.livejournal.com]

Well, since you were nice enough to play, I'll play too.

I'm sorry for you that you've (probably) never been on Catalina island at sunset, watching wild buffalo wander around and moo strangely at the tourists.

Of course, if you have, then I don't feel sorry for you anymore. ;)

[derien.livejournal.com]

You're right, I haven't ever experienced that. I'm so pitiful! I never go anywhere!

[daegaer.livejournal.com]

I lie awake at night, sobbing over the tragedy that you have not tasted the Chocolate Biscuit Cake that has sustained generations of Trinity students and staff.

The pain of knowing that you have not fed the ducks in the Basin (an 18th century reservoir in the centre of Dublin) lacerates my soul.

[derien.livejournal.com]

Woe! Now I feel appallingly deprived!

You do realize you're giving even more reasons to stalk visit you, right? :)

[daegaer.livejournal.com]

Just think - if you did, these terrible lacks could be fixed!

[zeralot.livejournal.com]

*blinks* cheezdanish has an lj?

Anyway

Guess i'll play along, but half a dozen ideas flashed through my mind and I didn't catch any of them.

I feel sorry for coz you've never been high enough during a sunset to see the sky turn green. Since a green sunset does exist, but it only last for a second.

[derien.livejournal.com]

Perhaps it's the peculiar atmosphere of Maine, or the residual drugs in my genetic structure from what my Mother did when I was in the womb, but actually the particular shade of green that I very often see in the sunset is my absolute favorite of all colors! It is probably a different phenomenon from the one you refer to, though, and I hope to one day experience that.:)

[zeralot.livejournal.com]

Interesting, well the one i reffer to is a physic's thing. You'll see a green sunset everynight but it's so fast that's it's too quick for the eye to see. Unless you're at a certain hight.

Though it could be a Maine thing as things like sea level hight and or polution levels may have an effect. Things that effect light refraction...bla,bla,bla. You get the idea