When was the last time you saw someone attractive?
Earlier at 5.30pm today over coffee (22/06/09)

Have you kissed the last person you texted?
Nope

Will tomorrow be a good day?
The days usually get better for me nowadays

What do you hear right now?
A washing machine

Where's your phone right now?
Next to me on the couch

What did you do today?
Woke up, showered, hung out with Bambi, went to pirate ben's, then met my mate mhairi for coffee and now back at Ben's

Are you interested in someone?
Depends on the day nowadays, lol

When were you last outside?
Coming to ben's

Are you wearing something you borrowed from someone?
Nope

What's your current problem?
Need to find something to act in!

Do you crack your knuckles?
Yes

Are you ticklish?
Extremely

Who was the last person you talked to last night before bed?
Scot Stewart

Have you made a mistake this past week?
Probably, I'm human after all

When was the last time you really laughed?
I run a comedy club, I laugh most of the time

What do you always take with you?
iPod or cd player

Are you happy with your life right now?
Nowadays ^_^

Would you ever try being a vegetarian?
Hell no, I likes my meat ^_^

Do you hate being alone?
At times

Did anyone call you babe yesterday?
Nope

Did you ever slam a door on someone?
Yep

Name of the last person you texted?
Mhairi

Name of the persons whos house were you at beside ur own ?
Ben

What is your current mood?
Chilled

Is there anyone you know that deserves to get slapped?
Yup

Where do you go when you need to just get away?
Dad's

What's something you really want right now?
Hugs

How do you feel about your hair right now?
Its gonna' be blone again ^_^

Is there someone that makes you happy every time you speak with them?
Mairi B

Will this upcoming weekend be a good?
Possibly

Do you think you can last in a relationship for six months?
Dunno, depends on the girl

Would you like to put tonight on repeat, and live it forever?
Nope

Who was the last person you talked to on the phone?
Ben

When is the next time you'll hug someone?
Tommorow.

What was the weather like today?
Grey

I bet you miss somebody right now?
My sister

Can you honestly say your okay right now?
Yeah

What are you doing tomorrow night?
Improv with comedians

What do you plan on doing after this?
Play computer games with ben and eat canned spaghetti...oh the joys of life, lol

Lose a best friend lately?
Nope

Did you cry today?
Nope

Do you wear eyeliner?
Yes

Do your siblings dye their hair?
I think my sister does, not sure

Do you throw your candy wrappers away?
In the bin

Do you ever write notes on your hand?
Nope

Last time you cried? Why?
Recently, because I didn't want something good to end. But I ended it. A lot better now....may have been the weed playing with my emotions...usually does that XD lol

Do you cry when you get an injury?
If its broken, then yeah

Do you know anyone with the same middle name as you?
Kind of, its a Kate/Kathleen thing

Do you have a friend of the opposite sex that you talk to everyday?
Usually, depends on the girl. I have more than one female friend, lol

Last movie you watched?
School of Rock

Where did you sleep last night?
My flat

Have you been on anyones bebo account besides your own?
Nope

When is the last time you were in a swimming pool?
Last week for training

Have you ever fallen backwards on a chair?
Yep

Did you take a nap today?
Nope

Are you happy right now?
Yes

1). Put your music player on shuffle
2). Press forward for each question
3). Use the song title as the answer to the question

- What does the next year have in store for me?
Into the Water - Dethklok

- What's my love life like?
Got the Life - Korn

- What do I say when life gets hard?
Coil - Opeth

- What do you think upon waking up?
Matoyas Cave - The Black Mages

- What song will I dance to at my wedding?
Somewhere I Belong - Linkin Park

- What do I want as a career?
Glorious - Muse

- Favourite Place?
Twenty Years - Placebo

- What do you think of your parents?
Chic 'n' Stew - System of a Down

- What's your pornstar name?
Stockholm Syndrome - Muse

- Where would you go on a first date?
Pipe Dreams - Travis

- Drug of choice?
Shine Acoustic - Muse

- Describe yourself
Sugar - System of a Down

- The song that bests describes my Secondary School Head Master/Mistress
Melodies of Life - Nobuo Uematsu

- What is my state of mind at the moment?
Serial Killer - Cold

- How will I die?
Ghost of Perdition - Opeth

(Sighs...Why did a few bands come up more than once? I have loads of music...I need more...lol)

Since a few have asked what is this disorder I have, I decided to give some info from sources, so in future please do not tease me too much in future people because it really hurts.
although I will make fun of it next month at Flunge, lol

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Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder (SPD) or pragmatic language impairment (PLI) is a developmental disorder that many experts believe is closely related to autism and Asperger's Syndrome. The name refers to the fact that people with SPD have special challenges with the semantic aspect of language (the meaning of what is being said) and the pragmatics of language (using language appropriately in social situations).

In 1983, Rapin and Allen suggested the term "semantic pragmatic disorder" to describe the communicative behavior of children who presented traits such as pathological talkativeness, deficient access to vocabulary and discourse comprehension, atypical choice of terms and inappropriate conversational skills. This definition has been expanded and refined by therapists who use it to refer to communication disorders that involve difficulty in understanding the meaning of words, grammar, syntax, prosody, eye gaze, body language, gestures, or social context. While autistic children exhibit semantic-pragmatic language disorder, this type of communication disorder can also be found in individuals with other types of disorders including auditory processing disorders, neuropathies, encephalopathies and certain genetic disorders. See Bishop DV, Norbury CF. (2002).Exploring the borderlands of autistic disorder and specific language impairment: a study using standardised diagnostic instruments. J Child Psychol Psychiatry. Oct;43(7):917-29
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Characteristics

Individuals with SPD have particular trouble understanding the meaning of what others are saying, and they are challenged in using language appropriately to get their needs met and interact with others. Children with the disorder often exhibit:

* delayed language development
* aphasic speech (word search pauses, jargoning, echolalia, word order errors, word category errors, verb tense errors or dysfluency)
* difficulty with pronouns or pronoun reversal
* difficulty understanding questions
* difficulty understanding choices
* difficulty following conversations or stories
* difficulty extracting the key points from a conversation or story; they tend to get lost in the details
* difficulty with verb tenses
* difficulty explaining or describing an event
* tendency to be concrete or prefer facts to stories
* have difficulty understanding satire or jokes
* have difficulty understanding contextual cues
* difficulty in reading comprehension
* difficulty with reading body language

People with SPD often share additional characteristics consistent with high-functioning autism. For example, they may dislike or avoid eye contact. Many have rigid habits, a shallower range of interests than most people (often with a deep knowledge of their areas of interest), sensory and eating sensitivities, coordination and muscle-tone issues. They may also display striking abilities in an area like mathematics, computer science, geography, astronomy, reading, or music.

SPD was originally defined in the literature on Language Disorder in 1983, by Rapin and Allen, although at that time it was classified as a syndrome. They referred to a group of children who presented with mild autistic features and specific semantic pragmatic language problems. More recently, the term "pragmatic language impairment" (PLI) has been proposed.
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Clinical profile

According to Bishop & Norbury (2002), children with semantic-pragmatic disorder have fluent, complex and clearly articulated expressive language but exhibit problems with the way their language is used. These children typically are verbose. However, they usually have problems understanding