"From far, from eve and morning and yon twelve-winded sky, the stuff of life to knit me blew hither: here am I. ...Now -- for a breath I tarry nor yet disperse apart -- take my hand quick and tell me, what have you in your heart."

This is one of the best stories I've ever read.

I figured I'd post this before Carnahan does.

So if you're one of those people who claimed that Mel Gibson wasn't anti-semetic when he made Passion of the Christ you can bite your tongue. What a douche ( Read more... )

Man, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure really is one of the best movies ever made. It's so...bizarre. But like secretely bizarre because you grew up with it and don't notice how strange it is to have a movie about two morons who's lame band would later create world peace, solve world hunger, and usher in a new halcyon age of prosperity and how ( Read more... )

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Israel is amazing. I've spent most of my time around the Sea of Gaililea. I have a lot of stories to tell but here's some brief highlights ( Read more... )

I leave tommorow morning for Israel. I will be gone until the 23rd of June.

The next time I see the sun set it will be over the broken rocks that were once my homeland.

I rode a motorcycle for the first time in my life tonight. If there was any doubt in my mind before as to whether I would get one that is now completely gone. Right now I'm looking at a 70's japanese road racing bike like this:

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X3 was super awesome. Amazing. Makes the first two look like retarded stepchildren.

Did you see it? Did you stay after the credits? Because something amazing happened!

In closing, I am the juggernaut bitch.

Well, we haven't spoken in a while. This is probably because a little over a month ago I lost my job and went into a deep nothing-to-do funk ( Read more... )

I have, in the last few days, browsed through digital eBook versions of every book published by a major publisher in the last 50 years and downloaded a plethora for my personal reading and reflection. Browsing through thousands of books you start to see a pattern emerge ( Read more... )