Hey There

Hey every, (who bothers to read this!!)

So why havnt I written in such a long time...well caasue ive been on holiday,,,

I went to the berg...and it was super rad just to relex and stuff!!...God worked in my life alot and I even wrote 2 songs (if you want them..email me!) and so that was cool

My uncle (RupertHill) is staying at my house for 2 months...and is the victim of many practicle jokes....we've planted hidden cameras in his room...and all sorts of stuff...so its been really cool!!

Let me tell u one thing i did to him...in the berg I had to share a room with him...so when the lights went out I hit him in the face with a piece of straw...he let out a scream and told me there was a gaint moth in the room...and he turned on the lights and tried to hunt down this moth...the same thing happened 4 bout an hour until he realized it was me (walala 4 him)!!!

If you wanna play a trick on som1 check out this one -
(from internet prank page)

This prank is a laugh-generating machine for you and anyone you share it with. However, this evil joke may ruin your friendship with the person you play the gag on and if they find out you were responsible they may return the favor 10 fold. In many areas of the US, there are free or very cheap publications that one can place ads in to sell almost anything you can think of, from used tires to baby clothes. These publications exist to allow sellers to find buyers who will extend the life on the belongings that may have otherwise been placed in the trash. What if you were to place a fake ad, for one of your friends, in one of these papers? What if the ad was very titillating price wise? If the readership for the paper is large, they will be flooded with phone calls from people looking for a great deal.

When the video game console Nintendo first came out, the arcade toy was fairly expensive and every boy from the age of 11 to 17 wanted to get their hands on one. The problem was that the Nintendo was out of the price reach for most of these youngsters. I decided to place an ad in our local trade publication, The Peddler's Post, for a friend of mine. At the time, a Nintendo cost around $80 and each game ran about $30. The ad that I placed, for my friend Tom, read:

Barely used Nintendo with 4 games, $45. Must sell. Call early mornings and late evenings 555-5555.

Anyone reading the ad would call right away as this posting sounded almost too good to be true (and upon calling they would find out that it was). "What? Sorry, we don't have any Nintendo for sale." Their phone started ringing off the hook. They thought, "what a terrible mistake for someone to have placed the wrong number in the ad paper." After a few days, they had to stop answering the phone and let their voice mail pick up with a message that said the Nintendo was no longer for sale.

hehe!! No, that would be horrible...so I dont recommend u do it to any1!!!

Cya!