Lemmings Theory

It's one of those evenings. Where after a full morning out filming in the sun, a shower and a nice lunch (HAPPY MOTHERS DAY!) and a two hour nap, you don't feel like doing any work.
I just want to meet some friends in a relaxed environment and hangout.
*so if anyone is up for it and it's still Sunday evening give me a call*
but I know most of my friends are studying and stuff.

So I decided to explain to the blogging world, Matt's and my lemming theory. I don't think I had explained it and I had meant to.
Some of you know this already.
I'm going to take Matt as an example.

Picture this: a large room of brilliant white. There is no visible light source and yet there are no shadows. There is one strong looking door and two massive windows, looking out at the world, opposite the door. From the ceiling hangs a cable, and attached to the end, a microphone.
And in the room. Covering the floor, are a hundred little Matthews.
This is Matt's head.
The little Matthews, we will call lemmings. They form the thought process, but mainly, collectively they form the emotions.
Like lets say Matt is doing something wrong ;) well, he'll have maybe 10 or 20 of the lemmings saying...mumbling..."this is wrong you know..." while the rest of them would be saying "WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!" and pushing to try and get a good view at the windows, which if you haven't realised by now, are the eyes)

Now, most of you know that sometimes Matt says things which he'd immediately regret, or think to himself "what?!" that is when one of the lemmings would have got hold of the mic, said something and then got hit upside the head by one of the rare more serious lemmings. Now as one can imagine, the average lemming is very random, as it takes the full one hundred to formulate a thought or opinion, so what is said is obviously rarely coherent.

I think that pretty much explains it all, or most of it, I left out some other little details which we had discussed but the general picture is there.

On a side note: I did in fact go out half way through this blog :) Me and Laura convinced Matt he's not gonna study anyway. I just got home from Laura's flat, where Matt and me spent a nice relaxed evening with her. We watched the Matrix Revolution (chosen from the most interesting DVD collection I've ever seen) and now will never watch the final fight seen without a smile on our face...

I mean...just picture all the Smiths singing in unison...and after the film finished, I'm sure, no where, no when did anyone have that reaction to the end of the Matrix...lol...the Smiths choir

Also...I want to start playing music with other people.

Matt also told me, and I quote, "I need your body this week."

Don't get ahead of me people...he needs to examine me for Medicine practice.

well

night night