Archive for May, 2006
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After a frantic distribution of MySpace friend invitations, I now have six friends (granted, only five are human beings). I feel validated. Now I will probably never visit the site again. Ok, I lie. I will be a tard in the cess pool that is MySpace. [Read More]
<i>myspace is a cess pool of tards</i>
I found that quote on teh interwebs. After having created a profile yesterday and having dug around a bit yesterday and this morning, I tend to agree with that statement. No offense to anyone reading this who frequents MySpace (or to cess pools or tards). Perhaps [Read More]
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Aremid: Where are you going? You didn’t even take a shower. It’s still so early. I’m confused. Me: I’m going to go cheat on you with other kitty cats. [Read More]
Coolest talent show performance ever
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2139555376132383479 [Read More]
Iraqis murdered for wearing shorts
I’m so glad we defeated tyranny, so that Iraqis could enjoy freedom and democracy. [Read More]
I Wanna Be A Soap Star! (not really)
If I look outside the window near my cubicle, I can see the ATC lawn filled with a couple hundred young women all excited because there is a SoapNet I Wanna Be A Soap Star event going on today. I’ll pass. I used to want to be a soap opera writer, however. [Read More]
That mysterious personal project
About a month ago, I mentioned a personal project I’d be working on and gave no details. I wound up abandoning it after a few days. The project was to copy very old pre-LJ journal enties to LJ. These entries date back to 1989, when I was just 13 years old. I kept a [Read More]
Meat Loaf!
That was bizarre, seeing Meat Loaf performing on American Idol with Katharine McPhee. Did I hear right, there’s gonna be a Bat Out of Hell III? Googling… Possibly to be released October 31, 2006. On a related note, I bought Chicago’s XXX a few days [Read More]
Turning points in Iraq
I recently heard someone say that Iraq is at a turning point. I thought that sounded a bit familiar. I’ve compiled a list of Bush Administration turning points in Iraq, using the cool new Google Notebook tool. [Read More]
