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My "bucket list." [Jul. 24th, 2008|12:59 am]

agent139
OK, for starters, yes I saw the movie. No, I am not especially proud of this fact. To say that it could have been worse also rightly implies it could have been better, though to have been better it would of course have to be something that it was not. Categorically.

That's not what this post is about, so I'm not going to belabor that.

No, this post is about being so bored - existentially, even - that I'm considering staying up all night. Which doesn't even make sense, I realize, unless if you too can hit that point where suddenly you're so bored - uninspired would be an even better word - that you couldn't possibly sleep no matter how hard you tried. And my schedule is so fucked at this point, I figure why not?

Actually, this post isn't about that either. But it's closer to my point by a number of degrees.

To pass a little bit of the time, I've decided that I will share with you some of the things that I want to do before I die. There, that was the thesis.

Most people have these Hallmark hopes and dreams for this list. I don't know, something-something World Series (is that something you Win? I haven't watched a full game of a sport on TV since I was just post-gestation), see the (insert expected landmark here), etc. None of that for me. I could care less if I see Mount Rushmore before I die. If I won a trophy for a sport, the only thing I could think to do with the cup is drink out of it. ("Just pour the mocha in here, that's fine.")

No, the things I would like to experience before the "oh shit, I'm about to die" realization followed by an eternity of being the rest of the universe (and not me), are much more random. You may call them impractical. Most of them certainly not good ideas, and some of them may very well kill me or get me a disease in the process.

But who wants to be a healthy corpse?

This is in no particular order.

1. Have something that I create reviewed (ideally favorably though I'll take what I can get) in a location with massive distribution that does not have the words "occult" "conspiracy" or "counterculture" anywhere within the entirety of the publication / show.

2. Fear And Loathing, International. I would like to do this after I've knocked off a couple of the others, as it would most likely either end a) with my death or b) with a prison sentence that I'd want to kill myself to get out of. This mission unpossible: get together my most bizarre and unusual friends. If this means traveling hundreds or thousands of miles to gather them up, so be it. Acquire a copious amount of hallucinogens, and a veritable bevy of prostitutes, none of whom speak the same language as us or each other. Replacing sleep with chemicals, document the almost certain straight arrow shot to hell that ensues on the Internet. If necessary, add to this cocktail those drugs which provoke increased sexual urges, gambling, and sleep walking / driving / etc. Remove the word "no" and the thought "this is probably not a good idea" from our collective physical and mental vocabulary. Demand chaos, and expect nothing less.

3. This is an old one, and one of the less probable ones. (I'm not even sure if it's possible.) I have always- since I was a child- wanted a silverback gorilla in a pin-striped suit that I could train to teach solitaire and refer to as "my bouncer." Though back then he was my bodyguard. But I think bouncer is better. Seriously, you will never need violence when you have the threat of a grouchy silverback gorilla just a room away. (A grouchy silverback that almost certainly sucks at playing solitaire.) I'll grant this is something one "has" rather than "does"- just don't say that to the gorilla. He is no one's bitch.

4. Create something that I feel truly happy with- at least for a week- without that itching, burning, gnawing that I can do better. (Or was that caused by #2?) This feeling is probably to be enjoyed with a full-bodied wine or beer. Maybe some lambic. And a friend or two who can sit there quietly and bask in contentedness with you without asking you what you're going to do next.

5. Milk yaks with Jillian somewhere in Tibet, churn butter from the milk, and demonstrate that google was right, and it is both nutritious and delicious.

Actually, this one isn't very important. A better one might be: kidnap Jillian. Avoid the authorities.

6. Spend an entire week with at least two people that I find incredibly sexually appealing doing nothing but having sex, eating, massaging, imbibing uh... those things which may enhance or intensify the experience... and very occasionally, sleeping. Granted, I've done it before but it was definitely worth repeating. Activities such as swimming are also allowed, but anything not immediately related to the potentially gratifying experience of being physically present in a body (e.g. anything that glows on a screen) is right out. We simply don't enjoy the possibilities nearly enough.

7. Writing, co-producing, soundtrack production, etc for a feature length film or similarly "immersive" project. Though nice it's not the credits that I care about, it's the experience. I want to do something that intense with a team of people that are every bit as dedicated (obsessed) with the production as I am, and with the funds to actually fucking do it right.

8. Get to watch Christie come into her own and get healthy along the way.

9. Finally, possibly most important and least likely. Spend a month in a beautiful location with the people I care most about without any of us once thinking about a project, work, financial stress, or any element of success or failure- just living. This is obviously only truly possible after some of the others have already been fulfilled.

Do you see the common theme here? Most require an inordinate amount of money. I need to get on that. (But the last one doesnt, you say. Bullshit, not having to think of such things is the most expensive of them all.)

One final thing, I'm not entirely kidding. This is probably why the universe doesn't want me to get famously wealthy. Because I would do these things. And if I don't get the opportunity to check at least some of them off the list I will return to this Earth a vengeful ghost.
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[Jul. 23rd, 2008|10:35 pm]

vietnamwar
[mood | okay]
[music |Hansel saying, "Mamma mamma mamma mamma mamma mamma"]

I just want to say thank you to all who sent get well messages recently and sorry that I have been unable to reply to everyone. I'd like to say I will at some point, but eh.... I am back to work now and having little time for it so you all get a big thank you together. I love you and I am grateful for you. *Hugs*
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Twitter Time [Jul. 24th, 2008|12:06 am]

evilangel_lib
Today's texted updates to my Twitter account....

  • 17:16 Storm's a comin. #

If this doesn't work, blame LoudTwitter
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"The Dark Knight" and duality. Spoilers. [Jul. 23rd, 2008|11:59 pm]

boblordofevil
The months leading up to the release of the film, “The Dark Knight”, behind the scenes the marketing teams ran a viral campaign, for both the Joker, Harvey Dent, and eventually Batman himself. The initial advertisement for the film was a banner with the slogan, “I believe in Harvey Dent,” and the image of Aaron Eckhart in character. As the online shenanigans continued with Joker doctored Gotham Time Newspapers, cakes with cell phones baked into them, and good old fashioned scavenger hunts that often ended with a small army of Jokers decked out to the fullest, Heath Ledger passed away. A month or so after that, the blitz continued, this time, focusing on Harvey Dent, and his bid for District Attorney of Gotham. A Dent Mobile came through major cities and people adorned themselves with pins throwing their support behind the candidate, demanding that we take back the City. The Joker continued calling people, trailers and videos were released, even Gordon got in on it, pulling a sting and catching us on the phone. The Batman stuff was quieter. A small website here and there leading to citizens who follow the lead of the man in the mask. And at the end of it, Harvey Dent won by a landslide, the Joker gave a word of prophecy, and the movie finally came out.

It was everything I hoped it would be. Spoilers, seriously, spoilers.

If you made it out to an Imax theater to see “I Am Legend,” (or just snuck in on your way to see “No Country For Old Men) you got to see the first six minutes of the flick. Gotham City in the day time is something to be seen, in fact, it is remarkably similar to downtown Chicago. Which is neat. The bank robbery where each goon in a clown mask kills each subsequent goon in a clown mask, until the one with the sad face is held at gun point. “No, I kill the busdriver,” and then we have one more dead clown and the beginning of a pretty spectacular character. Another goon gone and a moment with a bank teller and grenade, awe get the Joker off riding amongst the school buses. Creepy.

For the next ten, fifteen minutes, we meet a protagonist or four. Gordon first, standing by the Bat Signal with his cup of coffee. The Batman, stopping a minor inconvenience, taking a dog bite and his back smashed against a wall for his efforts. There’s a scene between the two crime fighters, a mention of the new district attorney wanting in on the action. Soon enough, film creation Rachel Dawes, sitting anxious in court, waiting for Dent to prosecute at Maroni’s trial, and then here comes Harvey strolling in. Rachel looks tired, but Dent, he looks energized, like he was born for this. He even offers her a flip of a coin to see who leads. He questions a witness with vigor and when they pull a gun on him, he doesn’t flinch, just takes the thing out of the thugs’ hands and tries to go on with the testimony.

That Harvey wants to work with Batman is very telling of his character. This is a man of the law, and by all accounts the Batman is an outlaw and a vigilante. Harvey should want Batman in prison, not asking for his help in snatching up shifty accountants. It could be seen as him whale hunting, hoping to snag bigger prizes, but it seems more likely he wants to see Gotham City whole again. If not free of the crime that’s plagued it, on her way to taking back control from those who sought to exploit the good people. The good people. Harvey’s an idealist, as well as a realist. He knows corruption when he sees it, finding it in Gordon’s people (though a little hesitant to take on his own staff). It’s this utter lack of corruption in Batman that allows Harvey to trust him. Harvey is proud to see a citizen taking responsibility for their city, and that Batman handles it with such skill and honor is surely a sign of someone to be taken seriously. This is brave, still, for Harvey to do this. Like Jim Gordon before him, Dent risks everything on believing in an idea. Despite his faults, like being a bit of a liar, and quite a drinker (everyone else at the dinner had a glass of wine, or in the case of Wayne, maybe ginger ale? Harvey was rocking a wine glass and shot of scotch), we learn pretty quickly Harvey Dent is a bit of a hero, ever ready to self sacrifice.

Then he falls. Pushed. His duplicity tears him apart and a monster is made.

So the thing about Obama is, wait, uhm. What I mean is nobody wants to see it, this White Knight showing cracks in the armor, and crossing lines that no man should. That he goes so far to actually kidnap his friend’s family and threaten their lives shows how thin a line it is to chaos, or as the Joker put it, “Madness is like gravity. All it takes is a little push.” In the end, the Batman sees to it Harvey finishes his descent to rock bottom. In death, Batman assures the legend ascends and lets Gordon bury a man.

That’s my favorite thing about the Dark Knight. Heath Ledger gave a phenomenal performance, and while everyone stepped up to the plate, he around the bases a few dozen times wearing a nurse’s skirt and practically skipping with glee. It was scary and funny, like Alex from “Clockwork Orange,” or Bugs Bunny torturing Elmer Fudd. So when people leave that movie, that’s the character they think about. Loud wins again. Still, when they reveal the damage done to Dent, Aaron Eckhart and Christopher Nolan were practically screaming at the viewer to check this guy out. This is the heart of the movie, the guy who’s supposed to fix everything but can’t because he can’t get beyond himself or his own selfish needs like righteous revenge. This politician is bogus, but his ideals were always in the right place. To see a man scarred the way Harvey was is to see a man lose bearing on his soul. His descent into Hell is tragic and this film gave it a sense of inevitability.

The most compelling thing about Harvey Dent is that in death, he becomes a hero again. Fearing all the work Dent had done while working as DA would be undone by his later choices of kidnap and murder, Batman offered himself up as the killer so that Harvey could be buried as a hero. Maintaining this mask, to both Batman and Gordon, is essential. The truth of what Harvey would become should not affect the good that work that he had done. This is not to say that the work Batman had done was not good too, not effective. The fact is, its Batman’s success that helped give rise to Harvey Dent’s crusade against crime. Harvey was a citizen working within the system to effect change, particularly against corruption. He put his heart into keeping the citizens of Gotham safe, and he did that putting himself behind. To see the man corrupted is to know the face of hypocrisy. To still believe in Harvey Dent, knowing he is Two-Face, is to feel the power of symbol.
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Stopping by Woods - Part 4 (A Dark Shadows Story) [Jul. 23rd, 2008|06:49 pm]

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Stopping by Woods - Part 3 (A Dark Shadows Story) [Jul. 23rd, 2008|06:47 pm]

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Stopping by Woods - Part 2 (A Dark Shadows Story) [Jul. 23rd, 2008|06:45 pm]

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Stopping by Woods - Part 1 (A Dark Shadows Story) [Jul. 23rd, 2008|06:40 pm]

sylvia_bond
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Title: Stopping by Woods
Author: Sylvia Bond
Genre/Rating: Het/PG-17
Pairing: Willie/Victoria
Verse: Lilacs
Word Count: 27,326
Summary: In this sequel to Lilacs in Bloom, Victoria contemplates Barnabas’ courtship of her and is shocked when he tells her that Willie is carrying a torch for her. He warns her to be careful, at which point she becomes rather more aware of Willie than she should. And then bad things happen.
A/N: It is my secret dream that one day Willie and Victoria will run off together, leaving Collinwood far, far behind them.  


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Lilacs in Bloom - Part 2 (A Dark Shadows Story) [Jul. 23rd, 2008|06:31 pm]

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Lilacs in Bloom - Part 1 (A Dark Shadows Story) [Jul. 23rd, 2008|06:27 pm]

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Title: Lilacs in Bloom
Author: Sylvia Bond
Genre/Rating: Het/PG-17
Verse: Lilacs Verse
Pairing: Willie/Victoria
Word Count: 10,257
Summary: On a fine spring day, Willie takes time out of his busy day to tend to a lilac tree. By chance, he is able to give the fresh petals to Victoria Winters who is, at the time, being vigorously courted by Willie’s boss, Barnabas Collins. Barn finds out and the bad things happen. The sequel is Stopping by Woods.
A/N: I once thought that Willie and Maggie were the OTP in Dark Shadows fandom. That was, until I wrote this story. 

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Wish (a poem) [Jul. 23rd, 2008|05:12 pm]

toast3r
If you will not
Touch a Star
For Fear
It Burns You
You do not
Deserve
Your Wish.
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i feel thirteen [Jul. 23rd, 2008|06:36 pm]

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So let's play doctor, babe.
We'll operate today.
Incisions must be made.
You could help solve this case
For me...
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How Modern Christianity Began [Jul. 24th, 2008|02:27 am]

vexen
[Current Location |Afghanistan]

How Modern Christianity Began: The Cappadocian-Nicene-Pauline Roman Amalgamation

The conclusion reads:

The gnostic Mithraists and Jewish Ebionites formed the very first Christians of the first century, with practices and beliefs based respectively on Gnostic and Judaistic rituals, symbols and practices. Pauline Christians dispensed with the difficult Jewish laws and became popular amongst gentiles, soon out-numbering the Jewish Christians, causing them to be secluded and eventually suppressed. Increasing literalism amongst roman converts then led the Pauline Christians to become obsessed with enforcing their literal interpretation of Christianities original stories, causing another huge rift with older gnostic-style Christians. With Roman power behind their printing press and the favour of Emperors, the Pauline-Nicene Christians wiped out the gnostics, annihilated the Arians after long bloody campaigns, and murdered and burnt the Marcionites and many other small sects, to leave themselves as the sole Christians within the Roman Empire, free to edit their own books to 'prove' how all their predecessors had been wrong. The three Cappadocian scholars promoted the Holy Spirit to the godhead to create a Trinity, which was codified strictly in to the Nicene Creed of 381, which went to careful lengths to disclaim against 'heresy'. Emperor Theodosius published a series of forceful edicts intolerant of all non-Nicene sects. This state of affairs persisted in the West for over a thousand years from the 5th century.

Despite the number of denominations that now exist, Christian diversity has never again regained the richness it had in the first few centuries. Christianity has remained, in the West, the Pauline, Cappadocian, Nicene victor that emerged from the ashes of Christian groups within the Roman Empire and Judea. It is a shame that it appears the most worldly, least spiritual, most power-hungry, least tolerant, most violent and least honest form of Christianity is the one that survived those brutal battles of the first few centuries.
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Клаврейсеры [Jul. 24th, 2008|12:43 am]

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[Current Location |Дегунино]
[music |Jazzamor - Sometimes]

[info]olimo затянула меня в сети сайта Клавогонок настолько, что я даже его бесплатно прорекламирую в этом посте =).

Это обычные массовые тренировки по набору текста. Отличает от аналогов:
  • Удобный, симпатичный, современный дизайн (аякс к месту)
  • Молниеносная регистрация
  • Отсутствие рекламы (эдблок режет все спокойно, а вот реклама книжки, текст которой набирали, после набора, даже радует)
  • Чат до, после и во время набора
  • Удобно соревноваться вместе с друзьями
  • Быстрая работа сайта
  • Отсутствие лишних сущностей на сайте
  • Большое количество народу, постоянно, с кем можно пообщаться и посоревноваться

Мне вообще немного грустно участвовать в таких соревнованиях. Так-то я думаю, что набираю текст быстрее всех (во всяком случае в живую не встречал еще тех, кто был бы круче :), а тут я всего лишь 85-ый из 3000 человек. Это печалит :(. Тем более, я понимаю, что просидев даже уйму времени, с текущей клавиатурой, я точно в десятку не попаду. У меня клавиши достаточно тугие и направлены скорее на точность набора, а не на скорость.

Кроме того, есть интересная особенность. Если набрать скорость больше 450 знаков в минуту, то вас попросят пройти тест на робота. Думаете, это обычная капча? Ха-ха. Это здоровенная капча, которую вам нужно набрать со скоростью не менее 400 знаков в минуту, практически не ошибаясь! За очень ограниченное время. Представляете себе?! Тот человек, который проходит этот тест, теоретически может распознавать и набивать 100 типичных капчей в минуту!!! Уверен, любого такого клаврейсера с удовольствием возьмут в любую спам-контору :). 20-30 таких человек заменят самые быстрые скрипты :). Я лично, только с 8-ой попытки, смог доказать сайту, что я не бот =). С другой стороны, однажды пройдя этот тест, снова проходить не придется (во всяком случая если ниже 500, выше я пока не набирал), а значит, можно читерить, сколько душе угодно и запускать орду роботов улучшать статистику, вместо себя :)

Есть, конечно и минусы. Мои обзоры объективны, можете не сомневаться. Никто не платит, почему-то =). Минусы следующие:
  • Тексты бывают с ошибками (видно, что со сканов, иногда переносы встречаются и прочие мелкие неточности)
  • Сообщение об ошибке текста послать сложновато, потому что после набора текст прячется, а вместо него показывается реклама. Я бы предложил, оставлять аякс-ссылку, "показать текст", после набора, чтобы легче было указать на ошибку.
  • Цвета машинок выбираются рэндомом, а не каждый задает свой. (Сделано, чтобы у всех были разные цвета? Фигня, если в одной игре выбраны одинаковые цвета, можно было бы чуть оттенок менять, эта технология уже отточена на других сетевых гоночках). Хотя, конечно, минус натянутый. Но было бы приятно больше кастамизации иметь. Хотя, может тогда я не указал бы в плюсах, что нет ничего лишнего ;)
  • Нет абсолютного рейтинга — только за неделю и текущий день. Через месяц, когда я забуду о сайте, обо мне там тоже забудут :(.

Ну вот, минусов не так уж и много. Присоединяйтесь, я там, как всегда, Akeepaki, может свидимся :)
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Delicious LiveJournal Links for 7-23-2008 [Jul. 23rd, 2008|04:30 pm]

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Update [Jul. 23rd, 2008|04:39 pm]
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So, here's what's up with me, right now, at 4:40 pm, July 23rd, 2008.

1) Got a new job, which is nice.  I now have 2 weeks off between it and my old job, which ended last Friday.

2) Had to cancel my therapy appointments.  I met my therapist at 1:45 on Wednesdays, which is fine if I'm not working or at my old job or, heck, work anywhere near the office, but my new job is about an hour away.  I doubt they would look kindly on me taking a three-hour lunch break every Wednesday.  So, once I figure out the pacing of the new gig, I'll have to try and find another therapist that fits my schedule.

Not that upset about it really...I had an ok therapist, but she seemed to talk to damn much.  I know every therapist is different, but in general it takes me some time to "warm up" and really deal with things, and having the person I'm talking to speaking the bulk of the time doesn't work for me.  I mean, when I do make a connection or figure something out, I feel like I need to wait until she pauses for a breath so I can bring it up, less I'd be rude.  That, and, well, when someone is talking to me, I try to listen to them, so I'm not really thinking about/processing things when I'm in there.  Hopefully my next therapist will be more on my wavelength.

3) The ex came by today, and if you're thinking THAT'S why I'm writing this, congratulations, you deserve a cookie.  Go get one, I'll wait.

She had been planning on swinging by my place to pick up some stuff she had over here (tables, chairs, coffee mug...long story), for a while now, but things kept falling through for her.  I, naturally, tried to make the time as convenient for her as possible...yes, it was sort of like our relationship, now that I think about it.  Anyway, it was ok.  She came by, we small talked, she and I carried her stuff to her truck, and she left.  But, naturally, it brought up things in me... I had forgotten how good she looked, how much I missed her scent, how much I adored her little quirky behaviors.  Yeah, I know she dumped me and that she was never good for me in the first place...but god how  I wanted her to stay.

When I mentioned to my friends/room mates that she was coming over to get her stuff, one of the constant things I heard--well, second most, after "make sure I'm not there when she shows up"--was, to paraphrase "be careful, and don't let her go for 'one last time' with you or anything."  Naturally, I demurred, and was all like "that isn't going to happen."  But, people seemed pretty sure that something like that would come up.

Nothing of the sort happened.  Even slightly or remotely...not even a hug goodbye a "I miss you/glad things are going well for you" or anything of the sort.  The whole thing was friendly, more along the lines of two acquaintances or the like, nothing more.  Did  I want something to happen?  Yeah, I suppose so.  Not just because I miss physically being with her, but because it would have been...validating, I guess. 

She's with someone else now, and she seems happy with him, so I know that nothing is ever going to happen between the two of us, assuming we ever see each other again.  But if she had tried something or even indicated the possibility that she would have been open to the idea...I don't know.  I don't want her to cheat on her current (though, fuck 'im, as I had to deal with that bullshit enough), but it would have shown me that she had some desire left for me, which would have indicated that she once did have some desire for me.  Which, would have meant the time we spent together wasn't complete and utter bullshit, that there was something there, something that was real, something that was more than her just wanting to be with someone, not caring who, and me just being the closest male that accepted. 

I know that throughout the relationship, our feelings for each other weren't the same, and all I ever heard from her was "I don't want to be with you"--not in those exact words, but damn near close enough.  The first few months we were dating (and I consider spending 5 nights out of the week together every week; including hanging out, watching movies, eating dinner and sleeping with each other to be "dating," not "just fooling around"), her stance was "we're not dating"/"it's great being single"/blah blah blah.  Even when we were "dating" I never felt that she was particularly interested in me or anything.   I know that  the relationship was a mistake, and I should never have allowed myself to be sucked into it, but I did fall for her, and I was willing to accept whatever she was able to offer me.  But, if she is so able to move on and forget about me, the way she couldn't about the boyfriend before me (yes, they had years, and we had months, but still....), then it just reinforces what a bullshit, meaningless thing it was, and what a fool I was for ever thinking it would ever amount to a damn thing.  If she showed the slightest hint of interest or desire or, hell, just missing me at all, I could look back and think "mistake, yes, but there was something real there at least."

All I have now is the knowledge that there was never anything real at all, and all my feelings for her, and everything that I did and went through was bullshit that if I had half a brain I never would have gotten anywhere near. 
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[Jul. 23rd, 2008|02:08 pm]

shizzykaboodle
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It has been far too long since I've updated. I no longer have the internet and so I go insane each day doing nothing. I feel bad for not being able to hear about my friends lives and not being a part of them. For that, I apologize.

Update on my life: Things are okay.

I'm moving in about two weeks. I'm anxious to see how my life will pan out. I have an awesome girlfriend. I am way out of shape. My body still feels like I'm an 80 year old man. I play guitar alot now. I still feel alone each day. Did I mention my awesome girlfriend ?

I don't know folks. I miss so many of you in so many ways. I miss my friends! Blah, hopefully I will get to so many of you before I go. Anyways, that is about all for me. I have a limited time on this thing and I hear that whole myspace thing is all the rage. So later gaters! Much love to you all!
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[Jul. 23rd, 2008|11:10 am]

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How bizarre. This happened right in front of where I work.

Man Struck, Killed by Metrolink Train
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Found [Jul. 23rd, 2008|11:15 am]

mcoletti
From the MOO:

--------------------------------- Andrew ----------------------------------
It's not a religion. It's a personal relationship with reality.
-------------------------- Andrew stops pasting ---------------------------

--------------------------------- Andrew ----------------------------------
A woman accidentally stabbed herself in the foot with a 3-foot-long sword
while performing a Wiccan good luck ritual at a cemetery in central
Indiana.
-------------------------- Andrew stops pasting ---------------------------

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New Cybertech Issue Out [Jul. 23rd, 2008|11:16 am]

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Cybertech Issue #25
Spring/Summer 2008


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