This used to be a journal where I'd post my daily antics, but it quickly turned into a silly space for opinion and/or ridicule. I suppose that could count as being part of my daily antics, but honestly, I've been back-and-forthing it ( Read more... )

Because I haven't lately:


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The neat thing about moving every so often is that I usually have to start my music (mp3) collection from scratch. Think of it as building a sandcastle that gets constantly wiped out with every wave that rolls in... except packing sand up each time is actually fun.

I guess the influence of others does creep into my iTunes every so often. Lately ( Read more... )

You know it's a bad day of lecture when all you can focus on is the yellowness of your professor's socks ( Read more... )

Oops! - Bush Unaware Mikes Were Still On

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The eavesdropping tables were turned on President Bush on Friday. The president apparently believed he was speaking privately when he talked about listening in without a warrant on domestic communications with suspected al-Qaida terrorists overseas. But reporters were the ones doing the listening in ( Read more... )

People these days are easily misled, especially with the influence of things like these online diaries, journals, what-have-you. Normalcy consists in the constant realisation that not everything typed up on the Internet is real; anyone can enjoy conjuring up whatever they feel like while having the luxury of hiding behind a pseudonym. Most of the ( Read more... )

Usually, as far as films go, I enjoy things that have car chases, explosions and/or make me laugh every now and again. The film that I am going to lightly touch base on is called Mr and Mrs Smith (2005), and included all of the aforementioned. Perhaps you have seen it. (Shut up. I am just catching up on what I've missed ( Read more... )

Stephen Colbert doesn’t have the balls to invite me on his little “program ( Read more... )

I think I'm going to give up arrow games for good. It's not like I was spectacular at it or anything. I don't feel quite right anymore. [end]

Brokeback Mountain (2005) is just another example of how Golden Globe nominations might not count for a damn thing. Nikki and I went out to Santa Monica to view the film that's not yet in full-release. As far as I'm concerned, it should stay that way ( Read more... )