Ron Paul strikes me as being.....well, senile. He has these crazy (crazy bad not crazy good) ideas, but it's not like he's evil or decietful or anything, but just old and doesn't quite understand that what he's saying doesn't make much sense. He reminds me of a grandfather. Not the "I killed a lot of Germans in the war, let's go shoot my Luger in ( Read more... )

2007 - A Retrospective

( The good bits anyway )

Wait, these fucking things:

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Man I don't know what I want for Christmas. I already have a Wii and all the good games for it (unless someone can suggest any third-party games), I don't want anything to read (I have enough as it is), I haven't been to the new Borders in Mansfield to see if their music selection is any better than any Borders outside the one in Portland, Maine ( Read more... )

fuck yeah i got a job

canton fuck yeah 30min drive

Just today I was thinking to myself about how worried I was that Romney was going to get the Republican nomination.

Then I saw the debate tonight

Oh hey it turns out that I can drop one class and still be a fulltime student, now I just gotta do something about that other class

These are the words that change people's lives.

"I have a gun, put all the money in the bag"
"Will you marry me"
"Tell the pilot there is a bomb onboard"
"I want to drop two classes and change majors"

The high school film shows an atom bomb test where shocked houses lean back and explode.

"He's about something that American nerd culture can get on board with: really knowing one subject and going all out on it," says Ben Darrington, a Ron Paul supporter at Yale. "For some people, it's Star Wars. For some people, it's Japanese cartoons. For Ron Paul, it's free-market commodity money."

You know it's a bad job interview when you ask a question that begins "If this falls through..." and then you make a joke about how it's good that you applied to more than one company.

Holy fuck that went terribly.