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Busy Times
My thesis is coming! Gahh ( Read more... ) -
The Ides
"Neil, I was wondering what you thought about Philip Pullman's books and and the controversy in the united states about the new movie based on his first book.
JessicaI like Philip Pullman very much, I like his books ditto, and I think the controversy is stupid. Does that help ( Read more... ) -
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I have the influenza. For a fact.
But go look at my blog! Things are happy and colourful there.
I changed the address to
http://magneticcrow.blogspot.com
So people should look.
I'm trying to be a real blogger and update it more frequently.
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The video games I wish desperately to play, but probably never will:
-Silent Hill (1-4, and soon 5)
-Fatal Frame
-BioShock
-Portal
For now I can only read about them online. Sadness.
This is what I get for buying exclusively Nintendo hardware and owning a Mac. -
The great disappointment
Entering the Atrium this morning, I chanced to look up at the wall. Posted there before me, in a bright yellow and black, was an oversized poster with the words "Love it? Hate it? Porn Nation Come debate." on it ( Read more... ) -
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No need to mention my surprise, the fluid coating my hands was not blood. Far more viscous, it oozed like tar from between the jagged lips of flesh puckering the ridge across my palm. The knife skittered jauntily along the concrete floor as it fell from my sallow fingers, already steeped in the gummy substance. It left a variegated purple arc in ( Read more... ) -
This is sickening.
As in, beyond belief sickening. Read here.
I'm so glad I didn't go to school at MICA after all.
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I hate cigarettes and I hate smokers. Not personally (not most of them) but as a genre of person. They stink up the air, create more carbon dioxide and monoxide emissions than the average car, inflict their bad health choices on other just by being there (and crouching near building entrances) and litter all over the place. Disgusting, and bad ( Read more... ) -
In the realm of innovative obituaries
Obituary for Elizabeth Hay, The Boston Globe 09/16/07
"Years before she blazed trails with research in cell biology and trained generations of aspiring scientists at Harvard Medical School, Elizabeth Hay was just a young woman who liked to take things apart. Animals, preferably."