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My first stalker

I wonder if congratulations are in order for this bizarre occurrence!

This Rukhsana Ahad girl is officially stalking me. Argh.

I had blocked her. Then, for some stupid reason, I unblocked her. I just assumed that after telling Irish to tell her to back off, she'd just leave me alone. Even if he didn't tell her (which I know he mustn't have), she'd just leave me alone. Anyway, I couldn't see her info when she was blocked on my list. W/E. I'm bored. Any attention is something these days.

I'll just pretend my intuition told me to unblock her.

Then she ruddy goes and pokes me again this morning/last night. Argh.

I went to block her again, but guess what?

Block failed

Sorry, it’s too soon to add this person back to your Block List. You’ll be able to complete this action once 48 hours have passed since you removed this person from your Block List.

Have I mentioned recently how I hate the dictatorship of FB? I would be annoyed and irritated, but hey. She obviously fancies me. I'm smokingly sexy and attractive to women too, now! Awesome! *Sssssssssssssstttttttttttt* I would try the lesbian thing, but she's just not attractive enough.

And she keeps poking me.

WTF?

The Impervious Irishman is least bothered, lekin yeh larki peechey pari hai.

*X Files theme tune*

The Men Who Stare At Goats wasn't as funny as it could have been. That's the trouble with films that are made for the masses. They go in fast forward, just to keep people reeling for the next shot or blow up or lame joke. Some of it was good. I liked them taking the mick of the hippie/peace movement. Relevant to me right now. And George Clooney and Jeff Bridges are always a pleasure to watch. But the ending was flat. Give me Paradise Now any day. The tension... ahhh!

I should go to the mosque tonight, but just can't be arsed. Will go iA when Sheikh Arif is in town! Jump jump jump!

I like how my new blog is turning out. For those of you who haven't a clue what I'm on about, here is the link: http://ohealerhealthyself.blogspot.com/
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