Distraction

[Clandestine]

I have a huge test coming up this Saturday, thus I won't be on bunni this whole week, with the exception of Saturday/night when I mentally celebrate.

Yes...bunni is a distraction in a good way. :D
Hopefully, I can get myself to block this website temporarily, or something...
I might check the forums once or twice. And not get addicted to Tetris in the process. <.<

Mhm. So while I'm gone, I am saying Hello in advance to all my usual best friends in the chatroom, as well as ones I talk to less.

Hopefully I won't end up in the middle of a deserted road in the Bunni Ball, and hopefully, Chaoz will beat my score at the time.
Hopefully Mk will surpass the height goal I set for him, and hopefully Riida won't go on a cussing spree while I'm gone. (someone watch him carefully. Dx)

Wish me luck.
:D (waves)

PS. What distracts you the most?

[jillie]

awwwwwwwww!!

yeah that's ok... i'm going to do the same soon.
i've been entered in another group competition by my friends, and I guess it's time I do take my drawings seriously.

my destruction? I MEAN.. DISTRACTION?

hmmm.. i think I have more than one.. not to mention all my sweet guilty pleasures xD... uhh nothing bad intended xD

[rosedragon]

everything distracts me when I'm not in thrilled mode :P .

[kittenlazars go mew mew]

...My distraction is just having a computer.

[Riida]

What Kittens said.

[Lovelight]

Bunni is a drug, and I'm addicted to it. -shock-

[zlyfire]

i agree to the statements above, ALL OF THEM

[screwbaII]

Anything that is not what I am supposed to be doing is a distraction. Some of the biggest are downloading new games to play when I have an exam coming up and bunni LOL

And yay I win, passed all my courses. YAY.

[thebunni15]

In agreement with most of these posts, Bunni just tempt me.A LOT.
Example:I'm supposed to be doing my math homework now, but i'm typing up this post

[YniYni]

If I have something to do everything distracts me and at school i'm very focused except for band..... I wonder why..... (invitation to ask)

When I have nothing to do I can't find anything to distract me from boredom >.<

[chaoz_reflexive]

i dont have time to beat your score - - ...
and yayy i am stressed out by now . ..

i really wanna die -_-.

[jillie]

D:!!

*sobs*

it my fault DX!

[Cthulhu]

Will you guys quit it with all the fake drama and suicide crap?! :blackbunni:

[Riida]

"And hopefully Riida won't go on a cussing rampage (Someone watch him carefully Dx.)"....Meanie.

[screwbaII]

Will you guys quit it with all the fake drama and suicide crap?! :blackbunni:

Oh wow It's not just me. I second this.

[YniYni]

Will you guys quit it with all the fake drama and suicide crap?! :blackbunni:

im with screw and cthul on this. Its really annoying and its also why i left that RP

[uisuldef]

KIEV,christian louboutin (http://www.christianxlouboutinpascher.com), Jan. 18 (Xinhua) -- Opposition leader Viktor Yanukovich has a lead of more than 10 percentage points over Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko in the first round of Ukraine's presidential election with 99.31 percent of the ballots counted, preliminary official results showed on Monday.
Yanukovich gained 35.41 percent of the vote, while his main challenger Tymoshenko won 24.98 percent, according to the Central Election Commission. They are set to enter a run-off on Feb. 7.
The results also showed that 13.05 percent voted for Sergei Tigipko, a former economy minister. His supporters are now crucial in determining the results of the second round.
The country's incumbent President Viktor Yushchenko had a total defeat in the first round, scoring 5.46 percent of the vote.
Official results will be published on Jan. 27.
Sunday's vote was Ukraine's first presidential election since the 2004 Orange Revolution. Preliminary data showed that the turnout was 67 percent.
Over 3,000 international observers monitored the election. The mission of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) described the poll as "quiet and well organized."
"The first round was held at a high level, demonstrated significant progress compared to the previous election campaigns, and complied with most standards of the OSCE and the Council of Europe," the mission said in a statement.
Yanukovich, leader of the Party of Regions, said Ukraine will be a reliable and predictable partner for other countries.
"As for our partners, our neighbors, they would certainly like to deal with a country and leaders who are reliable and predictable," he told a press conference.
Although international observers pointed to some flaws, the election was transparent and honest, he added.
Yanukovich, who draws the bulk of his support from the Russian- speaking areas of the industrial east and the south, has promised Ukrainians economic revival, new jobs, pay raises, judicial reforms and tax-free policies for small enterprises for five years.
Tymoshenko, an ally of Yushchenko in the Orange Revolution, gave priority to a fair society and government efficiency, and pledges an innovation-driven economic structure reform and improvement in people's welfare. Her powerbase is in the west of the country.
Both leading candidates have pledged to mend ties with neighboring energy supplier Russia.

Supporters of Opposition leader Viktor Yanukovich celebrate Yanukovich's leading in the Ukrainian presidential election with 80.27 percent of all the ballots counted, in Kiev, capital of Ukraine, Jan. 18, 2010. Yanukovich gained 35.76 percent of the ballots counted, while his main challenger, incumbent Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, garnered 24.72 percent, according to the Central Election Commission. They are scheduled to compete in a run-off vote on Feb. 7.
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