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| Opening Blurb
Amagash post. Thank you, Immy, for embedding that word in my brain.
So like, I died. And then I got to the pearly gates and St. Peter said, "liek omg u dindt upate ur xanga lol u cnat com n her n00b rofl." And I gave him a blank stare and came back here to post. Maybe they'll let me in in an hour or so when I'm done.
Wherein He Has, Like, A Life
Or not. ">> I've been computing compulsively--roleplaying and goofing around on my computer almost nonstop. I think I'm trying to distract myself from this so-called "life" I now have. Y'know where I...hey, lemme tell you about that.
So I got a job. Research Aide I, specifically. What do I do? What I do best. Play with big computers and babble chemistry nonsense. No, I don't get to make many snide, condescending remarks to morons, as there AREN'T ANY. I'm somewhere between disappointed and utterly relieved. It's just me, my computer, my molecular modeling software, my programming environment, my calculator, my notebook, my pen...and Dr. Paddison. Awesome, awesome dude. Canadian, so he has that funky Canadian accent that's...y'know. Canadian. Oh, and I'm making $7.50/hr--more than I've ever made before--and it's full time. So...benefits. ^^ Even though I don't really get those. I.e, no health insurance, retirement plan, etc. Like I need those. Pah. I can take care of myself. Just pass me that tournequet for my arm, yeah?
And then I moved out. Yeah. Mom said I had 'til my eighteenth birthday to move out. Come May 27th, I'd packed two boxes. Fortunately, I had the Jr. Rhino Movers come help--namely Andre, Emil and Ben. Took my station wagon, Andre's truck, our twelve passenger van, and my step-dad's friend Billy's pickup to move all my stuff, but it got moved, and I celebrated my birthday all in the same day. Nine or ten-ish hours. Heckuva day, and I was wiped. But then we watched Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. I had mixed opinions about that movie. Maybe I'll reveal them later. But needless to say, by the end of the day I was exhausted beyond all reason. But I stayed up most of the night playing Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines, got four-ish hours of sleep, and was fine for church the next morning. I just crashed for most of Sunday. Nice, quiet birthday, just the way I like 'em.
Of course, that implies I'm eighteen now. Which I am. And y'know what? It was like when I turned thirteen: No different from the day before. People talk like some radical change comes over you when you turn eighteen? Whatever. ">> I haven't had any epiphanies since I was nine and realised that jumping off of a bookcase doesn't help you fly. But that aside...
Needless to say, it's been an experience. I've survived for over a week on my own now. I've gone to Wal-Mart and watched over $100 go [poof] with just a few items. But I'm a big boy now. I didn't cry. Just sobbed a little. v.v;; I've figured out that the house doesn't magically clean itself. I've figured out that opening a can of pear halves in the living room is stupid, largely because of all the juice that flies out everywhere because you didn't have the thing on a counter. And most importantly, I've figured out that can openers, even dull ones, are life savers. I spent a half hour punching holes in a can of chili with my knife before I had an opening large enough to scoop out the contents. I very nearly starved to death, and I almost ate the stuff raw.
That said, my house is awesome. 1400sqft on a half acre lot. Ten minute drive to work on bad days. $150/month rent. The hideous seventies' burnt orange shag carpet could go, but it's a small price to pay. I just need a washer and dryer now. And yes, I did figure out where the laundromat was. I am wearing clean underwear, thank you. ...I think. <<;
Pointless Babble
So my dad got me a portable XM unit. Yes, it's awesome. No, you can't have it. Yes, I will remove your body parts if you get any closer to me and my XM radio.
But I'm in love with it. Except for one thing: the reception. All the cursed trees about the neighbourhood block out the microwaves, meaning I can only get good reception if the thing is in its little docking station with the external antenna pointed in just the right direction.
NEVERTHELESS, this difficulty has been solved. See, I was smart. I asked for the Pioneer Inno. What is the Pioneer Inno, you ask? I say, go stick your head in a bucket for not knowing. Pah. ">> It's a portable XM unit with a built in MP3 player. Which means that the way around my problem is to let the thing run all night on my favourite channel--47--and record it directly into the MP3 player portion. So that's nine-ish hours of music that I'm not expecting, some of which I know and some of which I don't but quickly love anyway, that I can play all day at work or when I run or whatever. See? I'm a genius. For reading the instructions. [beam]
And while we're on the subject of technology, FFVII:AC. Yes, the correlation is particularly distant, but I figure I might as well summarise the film for those who haven't seen it yet, just to spoil it for you. Now, note I've never played any FF games. Well, I played FF Legends on a ROM, and I played a remake of FF1, but those don't really count for much. But briefly: Amazing graphics, awesome choreography, freaking awesome fighting, lamest plot known to mankind. Fortunately I didn't give a crap about the plot because I was entirely exhausted, and therefore I just enjoyed watching digitally rendered people bash each other over their digitally rendered heads with their digitally rendered swords/fists/batons. So if you're looking for a good plot, you're better off sticking with The Matrix. If you're looking for kickbutt action, watch this one.
Conclusion and Remarks
Yes, dears, it's over already. Sob. Weep. General shedding of tears and expressions of utter misery. Hey, it's lunchtime and I've not gotten any work done this morning. ">>
Tiff-chan: I'M SO EXCITED ABOUT ME COMING NEXT MONTH, TOO!! ^^;
">> [koff] Sorry I vanished. Oh, but I got an A in physics. Final Exam score: 105%. I'm just cool like that. Uh.
[totally does not know how in heck he got a 105]
Jon: Danke. Got new music. [loves Kansas]
I still haven't gotten hold of any phosphoric acid for my Gummi Bears, though. Pity.
Lizzie: YES. I'M ALIVE, CURSIT. I'VE ONLY BEEN TALKING WITH YOU EVERY SINGLE WEEK. YOU DOUBT MY EXISTENCE DESPITE THE SHEER AND UNMITIGATED STUPIDITY THAT RESULTS EACH AND EVERY SUNDAY? I'M TYPING IN ALL CAPS BECAUSE I FORGOT TO TAKE THEM OFF. IT'S KINDA FUN. [CHUCKLE]
...Okay, the [CHUCKLE] was kinda freaky. ">>
Lunchtime, babe. I'm outta here.
Guthie
Metallica - For Whom The Bell Tolls
Make his fight on the hill in the early day Constant chill deep inside Shouting gun, on they run through the endless gray On they fight, for they are right, yes, but who's to say? For a hill, men would kill. Why? They do not know Severed wounds test their pride Men of five, still alive through the raging glow Gone insane from the pain that they surely know
For whom the bell tolls Time marches on For whom the bell tolls
Take a look to the sky just before you die It's the last time he will Blackened roar, massive roar, fills the crumbling sky Shattered goal fills his soul with a ruthless cry Stranger now are his eyes to this mystery He hears the silence so loud Crack of dawn, all is gone except the will to be Now they see what will be, blinded eyes to see
For whom the bell tolls Time marches on For whom the bell tolls | | |
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Opening Blurb So, and indeed. I return to haunt ye all with drivel of terror and general mindlessness. Congratulate yourselves.
[is listening to the Castlevania soundtrack] Love, love, love orchestral rock, ja.
I was talking with Ben the Lounge Rat in the Honours Lounge yesterday. We were discussing chemistry and how much he hates it. The conversation ran something like this:
Ben: "I hate chemistry. Chemistry sucks." Guthie: "Naw, man, chem is fun!" Ben: "No. It is not fun. Chemistry is evil." Guthie: "Well, chem labs are evil. Not to mention boring. But chem theory is fun." Ben: "No, it's really not." Guthie: "See, I don't understand labs. Labs are boring. They make us synthesise aspirin. Who wants to synthesise aspirin? Beyond being the most boring, pointless exercise in futility ever devised by mankind, it's full of nauseating fumes. See, I want to throw Gummi Bears into test tubes full of phosphoric acid and watch them writhe and explode and have little pieces come flying out, flaming and screaming in agony." Ben: "...you're a freak, man. You belong with those people."
I'm a freak, guys. It's now official.
Wherein He Runs Around in Circles and Screams Like a Little Kid So like, so like, I'm flying out to Arizona next month. To see Tiff-chan, ja? And like, and like, I'll be staying from about midnight Sunday the 19th to around nine at night Thursday the 23rd. And like, and like, I still managed to get seven hours of sleep last night! XD!!
...Seriously though, I'm psyched. At first I thought we might get to visit for a few hours, and then that was out. So I thought I could stay for a day or two and commute by bus. Four days on a bus for two days' visit. I'd make that trade, but it still wasn't looking too great. And then Mrs. Yonts found a flight that was actually affordable and would require that I stay for four days to get the rate. And so and thus I have been on an undefeatable high for the past twenty-four hours. Celebrate with me, I command you. ^^
Wherein He Summarises His "Health" Yes. "Health." With the little quotation marks.
So I would assume that most of you know by now about my back problem. The one where I have level one spondylolisthesis--forward displacement of one of the lumbar vertebrae over the vertebra below it. Something like a slipped disk, but not quite the same. Whatever the heck it is, it's evil. I can't run anymore. I really can't do anything that requires force of more than probably about eight pounds without concentrated effort. And it keeps me in continual pain. Not really a concious pain, but more of something that resides in the back of my mind and just continually licks at my stamina. Of course, it gets a lot worse when I overexert myself. For example, when I act like a complete and utter fool and go run despite the pain. I usually end up writhing on my bed for about ten minutes afterwards until I can at least stand up again.
However! My mom, having similar difficulties with her neck/arm problem, actively seeks out stuff that can fix the problem, or at least mitigate the pain. And there's this guy named Egoscue who has a program that's supposed to help realign people with skeletal...misalignments. Exercise program. So she's been doing the program and it's been helping immensely. She says that oftentimes right after the exercises her pain is almost gone.
I've been doing crunches to try to get my stomach muscles in shape to where they can hold my spine correctly, so she adapted one of her exercises for me. Basically, I put my feet against a wall such that my lower legs are perpendicular to the wall but my hips are closer to the wall than my knees are. And then I'm supposed to hold a pillow tightly between my knees while I do my crunches. It's been three days since I've had any medication whatsoever and I'm only in mild pain. It's awesome. ^^
Turns out there's a guy who'll be in Nashville next Thursday who's a liscenced Egoscue practitioner and I'm going to see him then and try to get a program for me. So maybe I'll get this stuff fixed after all. ^^
Conclusion and Remarks Yep. That's all. No giant philosophical tirade for you today. I have physics homework to do, so I don't have time to think up some problem with the world to rant about. ^^;
Lizzie: Yes! Yes! I updated! Aren't you proud of me? ^^
He really doesn't act gay. I never would have known if he hadn't told us. As long as he keeps his...stuff away from me, I'm cool. ">>
Jon: I think I'm alive. My pulse is a bit low. As per usual. <<;;
...Yeah, that was my original point. ^^ Thanks for the summary.
Joe: Dude, did you realise the entire second paragraph of my last post was all about that very thing? I'm not that blind. -.-; Jeez.
Catchy, yeah. Artistic, maybe. As good as the old stuff, heck no.
Susannah: ...Actually that one was kind of short. Comparatively. [koff]
See, I like chemistry. But my chemistry teacher makes me hate it. Or maybe just him. x.x; I don't listen to his lectures anymore at any rate.
NM: ^^ I'm glad. It's something that grinds my nerves as well, though I tend to smile and nod and plot vengeance behind their backs. I'm nice like that.
x.x; Gross. I probably would have hit back. ">>
And today's song is dedicated to Tiff-chan. Not necessarily because of the whole visit thing. ^^ Enjoy.
And now I must retire to my Physics doom. Fare thee well, brave comrades. I shall return, bloody, bruised and beaten, but cynical nevertheless.
Guthie
Matchbox Twenty - Could I Be You
Something is wrong with the sum of us That I can't seem to erase How can I be the only one Without a smile on my face
Well now, you're laughing out loud At just the thought of being alive And I was wondering Could I just be you tonight
You show your pain like it really hurts And I can't even start to feel mine Well, I'm standing in place With my head first and I shake, I shake I see your progress stretched out for miles and miles
Well now, you're laughing out loud At just the thought of being alive And I was wondering Could I just be you tonight
This is the sound that I make These are the words I chose Somehow the right thing to say Just won't come out Just won't come out
Well now, you're laughing out loud At just the thought of being alive And I was wondering Could I just be you tonight
And I was wondering Could I just be you tonight | | |
| Opening Blurb And there was great rejoicing when the prodigal returned. Followed shortly afterwards by an unprecedented destruction of local sanity farms. Yes. Sanity farms. It's where they grow sane people. Somehow the culls sprout legs and become liberals. Don't ask me why.
Crud. I should've waited to post 'til tomorrow. Then it would have been three months to the day since I last posted. Ah well. Such is life. Life. Yes. That's right. My excuse for not posting here. Life has owned me! I was enslaved! They forced me to do homework! The food was good! It wasn't my fault!
Wherein He Summarises Life, the Universe, and Everything And so it's been a difficult three months. Second semester has seriously kicked in, in combination with my return to .h//E. Yes. I couldn't help it. I had to go back. [points to Tiff-chan] It was her! She showed me! I had to respond! ...And then I...never left. ">> Curses to them all. Whoever they are.
So I made up with Hendra. And then I got my mod slot back. Not Global Mod, mind you. I haven't time for that. But apparently I'm some kind of legend. They all treat me like a god. Which is funny because most of them wanted to tear out my lungs and have them for lunch with a nice cabernet sauce when I left. I guess whatever's currently hip with the administration is what sways popular opinion. I don't know if that's any better than reality, where whatever is popular opinion sways what's currently hip with the administration. Personally I think they should all burn and we should install power crazed anarchists-in-name-only as the governing officials. And we could have chipmunks as the bureaucrats who run around making red tape and piles of paper. 'Twould be cool, especially the revolutions that would result.
And school! School has been incredible! Amazing! Such a learning experience! Yes! But back to reality. ">> School is more difficult this semester. Not only am I taking more hours (15 as opposed to 12 last semester), but I'm taking a writing class and three technical classes the same day twice a week. Brilliant scheduling, I know. Blame my advisor. She didn't warn me I was an idiot for doing that. <<;; Once again, it wasn't my fault. Somehow.
But seriously, I don't like my chemistry or my physics teachers this semester. My chemistry teacher seems to have a vendetta against students. I have a feeling that he is here for research and is being forced to teach. My physics teacher just rubs me the wrong way. Bah. My Cal B teacher is pretty cool though, even if she doesn't shave her legs. ">> She doesn't wear a wedding band either. I wonder why... And my ethics teacher...<<; Is gay. Yes, I'm serious. I have a homosexual ethics teacher. Go figure. He's not quiet about it either. But as long as he doesn't hit on me, I won't hit him. ...Maybe. <<;
All in all, it's a good bit more work than I had last semester, plus all my activity on .h//E--even though I have no Internet at home thanks to a fried network card (again not my fault ">>) and consequently have no IM--and so I've been busy. Ergo, I have not posted in three months! Hey!
Stupid Rant It occurred to me a week or two ago why it is that today's music just isn't as good as older stuff. And since you are my wonderful audience, ready and willing to read whatever horrible things I write, you will consequently be indoctrinated. Brace yourselves.
We live in a disposable culture. Everything we have is made such that it can be used with as little time and effort possible, and then tossed out once it is no longer useful. Or even if it still is. Fast food, paper and plastic utensils and dishes, cheap toys that break if you poke them the wrong way, etc. Nothing is made with permanence in mind, because it can easily be replaced by something else. Nothing has value anymore, and consequently we can afford to be wasteful. Naturally, of course, producers love this and encourage it as much as possible. If people use stuff up quickly, then they can sell more cheap products.
Of course, this attitude extends to the music industry, as well as to every entertainment industry. Most movies producers nowadays just slap together some random idea that they got while sniffing crack, finagle a glowing review from some source that sounds important, mass produce DVDs, and then go back to their penthouses and snort some more. ...Perhaps a bit exaggerated, but close enough that it'll work. ">> Movies aren't my main focus of course. That would be music.
The music industry is abysmal. Used to be people actually had to learn the song to enjoy it, or wait until they had an opportunity to hear some professional performer. Here I am, of course, thinking about classical music and such, but even a good ways beyond that time this holds true. And then along came mass produced CDs. Now don't get me wrong. I love CDs. They're great. But when people started figuring out that they could spend five minutes on a song and mass produce it, it didn't really matter how bad it was because thousands of people would buy it anyway. There's always someone willing to buy something regardless of how crappy it is. Plus CDs are cheap. Cheap to produce, cheap to buy. And so the era of cheap music came along.
Of course, this is all a very superficial summary of the whole thing, but bear with me because I'm drugged. My back hurt, and then I took a muscle relaxant and then...yeah. <<; Actually I'm reading back across it and it sounds kinda stupid, but it was much better when I first thought it up. Largely because I wasn't drugged. ">> But anyway. There's my stupid rant of the...three months.
Wherein He Breakdances [censored for humanity's sake]
Moving right along!
Conclusion and Remarks Sorry kiddos, that's all for today. I'm wiped and way behind in schoolwork. Mayhap I'll find time for more frequent wisdom from beyond the abyss from now on, but until the next update ye must wait. Yes. That made sense in my head. Mock me not. ">>
...Well there aren't any particularly new comments I'd like to respond to, so on with the mandatory song! Schwaa!
Gutheh
Billy Joel - Miami 2017 (Seen The Lights Go Out On Broadway)
Seen the lights go out on broadway
I saw the Empire State laid low
And life went on beyond the Palisades
They all bought Cadillacs
And left there long ago
They held a concert out in Brooklyn
To watch the island bridges blow
They turned our power down
And drove us underground
But we went right on with the show
I've seen the lights go out on Broadway
I saw the ruins at my feet
You know we almost didn't notice it
We'd seen it all time on Forty-second Street
They burned the chuches up in Harlem
Like in the Spanish civil war
The flames were ev'rywhere
But no one really cared
It always burned up there before
I've seen the lights go out on Broadway
I watched the mighty skyline fall
The boats were waiting at the battery
The union went on strike
They never sailed at all
They sent a carrier out from Norfolk
And picked the Yankees up for free
They said that Queens could stay
And blew the Bronx away
And sank Manhattan out at sea
You know those lights were bright on Broadway
That was so many years ago
Before we all lived here in Florida
Before the Mafia took over Mexico
There are not many who remember
They say a handful still survive
To tell the world about
The way the lights went out
And keep the memory alive
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| Torturous Entry
Opening Blurb
I have decided to do another one of those nasty blog surveys just to
tick you guys off. And because I have very little subject
material of late. And yes, I stole it from Tiffy-chan's
Xanga. Because I'm lazy and didn't want to look a new one up.
In other news, I finally got a haircut. Huzzah. Oh, and it's raining today. Joy.
Wherein He Torments His Readers With Pointless Information
FIRSTS...
First
best friend: Garrett. Waaay back when I lived in that apartment
with my mom in Knoxville when she had gone back to college. First car: '88 Subaru Legacy First date: Mmm...get back to you on that one. First real kiss: Romantic kiss? [chuckle] When inevitability becomes avoidable. First screen name: jocsos First self purchased cd: Jars of Clay's The Eleventh Hour First pets: Frisky. He was a dog. Ergo, I despise the creatures now. First piercing/tattoo: Well, I tried to pierce my thumb about ten years ago in a car door... First artist/song you remember hearing in your house: Bubba Shot the Jukebox Last Night
LASTS...
Last cigarette: Hardyharhar[koffkoffkoff] Last car ride: 3.5hrs ago. Driving to campus. Last kiss: When I left the house. ^^; Last
good cry: Week or two ago. Yeah. Last library book checked out: Dante Alighieri's The Inferno Last movie seen: Johnny English Last beverage drank: Chocolate milk. ^^ In the cafeteria. Last food consumed: That excellent apple pie they make at the cafeteria. Last
crush: [chuckle] Mary Elizabeth Moore. Nothin' serious, though. ^^ Last phone call: Called Justin about 45 minutes ago to set up a rendezvous to exchange chem lab info. Last time showered: This morning. Same as every day. Last shoes worn: What's left of my old running shoes. Last cd played: Um...o.o; I don't know. Possibly Switchfoot's Meant To Live Last item bought: $28.36 of gas. Last annoyance: Being soaked by the rain despite my new rain jacket. Last disappointment: Realising that my dad had stolen the cables for the VCR. Thus, I couldn't watch The Bourne Identity last night. Last shirt worn: Orange Tommy Hilfiger t-shirt with "HILFIGER" emblazoned across the chest. Last website visited: IMDB to look up the last movie I saw in a theatre. Last word you said: “Bye.” Hanging up with Justin. Last song you sang: Two Princes by Spin Doctors
QUESTIONS...
1. What time did you get up this morning? 7:07...ish. 2. Diamonds or pearls? Diamonds, definitely. Far more useful than pearls, plus they have an awesome molecular structure 3. What was the last film you saw at the cinema? The Pacifier 4. What is your favorite TV show? The news. ^^; 5. What did you have for breakfast? Bagles and bread with butter and apple butter 6. What is your middle name?: Daniel 7. What is your favorite cuisine?: Mexican 8. What foods do you dislike? Tomatoes, pickles, mayonnaise, onions, cous cous 9. What is your favorite chip flavor? Sour cream 10. What is your favorite CD at the moment? Soundgarden's Superunknown 11. What type of car do you drive? '95 Ford Taurus 12. Favorite sandwich? Bacon cheeseburger 13.
What characteristic do you despise? Blind obstinance 14. Favorite item of clothing? That t-shirt that's been beaten to a pulp. It feels awesome. ^^
15. If you could go anywhere in the world on vacation? ...My room. ^^ 16. What is the color of your Bathroom? Dark blue 17. Favorite Brand of Clothing? TOMMY HILFIGER 18.
Where would you retire to? Somewhere not too far from the city, but
certainly not too close. And somewhere with a warm climate. 19. Favorite time of the day? Evening. 20. What was your most memorable birthday? When I turned 6. Moon walk, pony, balloons, my whole kindergarten class. Wheeha. 21. Where were you born? Chattanooga, TN 22. Favorite sport to watch? None. ^^ 25. What fabric detergent do you use? Some off-brand stuff that my mom orders from a remote corner of the country. 26. Coke or Pepsi? Coke, duh. 27. Are you a morning person or a night owl? ...Night. Owl. '>> 28. What is your shoe size? 13 29. Do you have any pet? My black cat Red. ^^ 30.Any exciting news you'd like to share with your family & friends? I'M GAY! ...XD 31.
What did you want to be when you were little? Missionary/Bible translator 32. What are you meant to be doing now? How the heck do I know? Are you all still awake? I seem to be.
FAVORITES...
[Color]: Medium green [Number]: 7 [Animal]: Cat [Soda]: IBC Root Beer [Book]: Sir Walter Scott's Ivanhoe
Do you.. [Color your hair?]: [chuckle] No. [Have tattoos?]: Not unless myriad scars count. [Have Piercings?]: Nein, dear. [Cheat on tests/homework?]: You wish. [Like roller coasters?]: O.O;; NO! [Wish
you could live somewhere else?]: Not particularly [Want more piercings?]: I don't have any to begin with. [Like cleaning?]: Depends on what I'm cleaning. [Write in cursive or print?]: Neither. It's called "chicken scratch." [Sweat a lot?] No, actually. [Know how to drive?] Don't ask the cops, but yeah. [Own a cell phone?]: If that's what this thing clipped to my belt is. [Ever get off the computer?]: No.
HAVE YOU EVER?...
[Been in a fist fight?] No. [Kicked someone in the nuts?] ...I don't think so...XD Nein. [Stolen anything?] ...<<; Yes. [Held a gun?] I own one, dipwits. [Drank?] Had some strawberry zinfandel once. It wasn't bad. Had some other kind of wine before that and almost hurled. [Been so drunk you couldn't remember your name?] ...<<; I can't remember my name anyways. But no. [Considered a life of crime?] ...Well yes, actually. [Considered being a hooker?] ...What...the hell? [Cheated on someone?] No. -.-' [Cried over a boy/girl?] Yeah. [Lied to someone?] Let's just say 'yes' and not ask how many times, shall we? [Been
in love?] Nein, dears. [Fallen for your best friend?] Well, I guess since I'm gay it is a possibility... [Made out with JUST a friend?] Ha. You're funny. [Been rejected?] Yeah. They wouldn't let me join the circus. Bakas. [Used someone?] [koff] It happens to be my specialty. But I don't do it much anymore. <<;; [Been used?] YES. -.-;
CURRENTS...
[Current clothing] Deep crimson longsleeve t-shirt with three buttons, Tommy jeans, white and blue walking shoes. [Current mood]: Mediocre [Current taste]: Wood. Toothpicks are tasty, you should try them some time. [Current hair]: Cut, finally. And somewhat wet from the rain. [Current thing I ought to be doing]: Programming. Or studying for the two tests I have this week. [Current cds in stereo]: None. '>> But I'm listening to Semisonic's Closing Time. Awesomeness. [Current job]: Part-time data entry dude for my dad's company.
DO YOU... [Do drugs?] [sshhhp] Dude... ^^; Skelaxin! [Have a dream that keeps coming back?] Yeah. Not too often. [Play an instrument?] Piano...sorta. [Believe there is life on other planets?] Yeah. [Remember your first love?] Difficult when it's never been done, no? [Still love him/her?] ...Absolutely. '>> [Read the newspaper?] What? There's a newspaper out here? [Believe in miracles?] Ja. [Believe it's possible to remain faithful forever?] With a little intervention from above, certainly. [Do well in school?] Well let's see...this thing here says "4.0." Infer what you wish. [Go to or plan to go to college] Yop. I'm sitting in the computer lab right now. [Wear hats?] Yech. [Hate yourself?] More often than not. [Have an obsession?] Several. [Have a secret crush?] Depends on who you ask. [Collect anything?] Dust. [Have a best friend?] Heck yeah. [whacks Zen on the back] [Like your handwriting?] [shrug] I can read it, so that's good enough for me. [Care about looks?] As long as I don't look like a total retard or vagabond, why should I?
LOVE LIFE...
[First crush] Ah Stephanie Smith. So long ago. ^^ [Do you believe in love at first sight?] No. <<; [Have
you ever played a game that required removal of clothing?] [chuckle] It's called "take a freakin' shower 'cause you stink." [Are you a tease?] ...Possibly...^^ [Shy to make the first move?] Neh.
ARE YOU A...
[Wuss] Depends on the subject. But for the most part, yeah. [Druggy] Duuuuuuude.... [Daydreamer] Used to be more than I am now. No more time. [Freak] FREAK POWAH!! [Dork] Pfft. [Brat] My mom would say so at times. [Sarcastic] As per usual. [Angel] Ha...HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! That's funny. [Devil] Damn right. [Shy] IRL, yeah. [Talkative] Once I warm up. [Flirty] Pfft. Is that even possible?
Wherein He Completes His Duty
1.Tiffeh-chan:
2. Matchbox 20's Bright Lights
3. Lime
4. Open nuts, eat package.
5. "What kind of name does she want?? We've been through two-thirds of the freakin' thesaurus. -.-;;"
6. Orange/yellow tabby munchkin
7. ...How is it that we have so many things in common with each other?
It's bordering on freakin' copyright infringement. '>>
1. Lizzie
2. Spin Doctors' Two Princes =P
3. Strawberry
4. He's more like me than I am.
5. "...Oook...So this is who Tiffany hangs out with...o.0;;"
6. Little yippy dog. ^^
7. [eyes narrow] Who are you really?
1. NM
2. Enya's rendetion of Ave Maria ...No, I'm not kidding. '>>
3. Blueberry
4. Karistyn. XD
5. "Holy crap. Another reformed presbyterian??"
6. Robin
7. Um...0.o' I really haven't always wondered anything about you. '>>
Conclusion and Remarks
And that's it. Yes, it was meant to be highly unsatisfactory. ^^ Enjoy.
~.-; I really, really wish there was something I could do to help your
back, Tiffany. [wry chuckle] Ah well. All to the glory of God.
My theory precisely, NM.
Very well then, small ones. I shall return eventually, hopefully with some more interesting post content.
'Till then.
The One Guth
Sarah McLaughlin - In The Arms of the Angel
Spend all your time waiting
For that second chance
For a break that
will make it okay
There's always some reason
To feel not good enough
And it's hard at the end of the day
I need some distraction
Oh
beautiful release
Memories seek from my veins
And may be empty
Oh
weightless and maybe
I will find some peace tonight
In the arms of the
angel
Fly away from here
From this star cold hotel room
And the
endlessness that you feel
You are pulled from the racket
Of your silent
reverie
You're in the arms of the angel
May you find some comfort here
So tired of the straight line
And every where you turn
And there's
vultures and theives at your back
The storm keeps on twisting
Keep on
building the lies
That you make up for all that you lack
It don't make
no difference
You escape them one last time
It is easier to believe
Than this sweet madness
Oh there's glory or sadness
That brings me to
my knees
In the arms of the angel
Fly away from here
From this star
cold hotel room
And the endlessness that you feel
You are pulled from
the racket
Of your silent reverie
You're in the arms of the angel
May you
find some comfort here
You're in the arms of the angel
May you find some
comfort here.
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Opening Blurb
Nope. I couldn't take it. Unequivocal Idiot makes its return.
American Pie -- MIDI and Lyrics with Interpretation
You must visit that site.
In other news today, I'm signed up for all my classes for next semester except Honours Ethics, which has two people waitlisted. Two people!
It's only the second day of registration, and only A-L students could
register yesterday! Irksome, but inevitably some will drop.
Wherein He Is A Painmonger
Pain has become one of the defining dimensions of my life now. Whatever
that guy at physical therapy did Saturday has caused a revolt in my
back. On a scale of 0-10, I had a minimum of 4 all day yesterday.
Max of about 6.
Today we have some relief. I'm sitting around a 2 as long as I
don't do anything, even though I forgot my pills this morning and
forgot to bring them with me.
I find this extremely ironic, as I do most things. I've been
taking care of my mom and her back for however long now, trying to
sympathise as much as possible. And, of course, Tiffany's
pain. And now guess what? I really can sympathise! Joy!
Oddly, I'm not down about it. I saw it coming, and now I'm
just focusing on getting rid of it. Not that sympathy would be
unwelcome...^^;
Wherein He Has Nightmares
I had a...very disturbing dream last night. I won't say what it
was because it has a rather personal meaning, but I'll just say it woke
me up with a sick feeling of inevitability.
Normally I disregard dreams. I mean, what can you get out of
jumping off the edge of a canyon or being arrested for loitering?
...Other...than the obvious. <<; But I am a strong believer in
the immense power of the subconcious mind. And I think mine just
gave me a heads-up. Not a prophesy per se, but one of those, "Keep
doing what you're doing and you're screwed."
...Of course, that makes no sense to you because it's not in context.
But that's ok. Condensed form: I had a freaky dream last night.
Wherein He Is Suddenly Brilliant
It's amazing. Last week I managed to get all my homework done by
Friday afternoon. This week I'm almost done with all of it today. What's come over me??
The only thing I don't like is that this means I have a lot of free
time. And the problem with free time is that there's no schedule
or due dates. And the problem with that is that there's no structure
and therefore I cannot function very quickly. But maybe I'll get some
work done on this ARAHTH RPG. Or maybe I'll have a bunch of
chores to do. '>> Or...maybe something else. Who knows?
Wherein He Must Spread A Virus
I totally forgot about this, NM. <<; Don't shoot me.
I participated in one of those nasty spreading survey-things on NM's
Xanga. Ergo, it is required that it come here if I wish to
continue breathing. '>>
1. Reply with your name and I'll respond with something random about you. 2. I'll tell you what song/movie reminds me of you. 3. I'll pick a flavor of jello to wrestle with you in. 4. I'll say something that only makes sense to you and me. 5. I'll tell you my first memory of you. 6. I'll tell you what animal you remind me of. 7. I'll ask you something that I've always wondered about you. 8. If I do this for you, you must post this on your journal. You MUST. It is written.
Don't shoot meh.
Conclusion and Remarks
Yep. Short post today. Don't really have much to talk about. ^^ I suppose that could be construed as a good thing, ja?
No, they really don't seem as serious about learning, Joe. It's
irksome. Then again, it means I'm 10x smarter! Fwaa!!
Teh Guth
Weird Al Yankovic - (This Song's Just) Six Words Long
This song is just six words long
This song is just six words long
This song is just six words long
This song is just six words long
Couldn't think of any lyrics
No I never wrote the lyrics
So I'll just sing any old lyrics
That come to mind, child
You really need words
Whole lotta rhyming words
You gotta rhyme so many words, mm-mm
To do it, to do it, to do it, to do it
To do it, to do it right, child
This song is just six words long
This song is just six words long
This song is just six words long
This song is just six words long
I know that you're probably sore
'Cause I didn't write any more
I just didn't get to complete it
So that's why I gotta repeat it
This song is just six words long (six words long)
This song is just six words long (six words long)
Oh I make a lotta money
They pay me a ton of money
They're payin' me plenty of money
To sing this song, child
I gotta fill time
Three minutes worth of time
Oh, how will I fill so much time, mm-mm
I'll throw in a solo, a solo, a solo
A solo, a solo here
This song is just six words long
This song is just six words long
This song is just six words long
This song is just six words long
This song's got nothin' to say
But I'm recording it anyway
I know if I put my mind to it
I know I could find a good rhyme here
Oh, you gotta have-a music
You need really catchy music
This song has got plenty of music
But just six words, child
And so I'll sing' em over
And over and over and over
And over and over and over, mm-mm
And over and over and over
And over and over and over again
Six words long, six words long
Six words long, six words long
Six words long, six words long
This song is just six words long
It's just six words long
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