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. . . . . entries for 30.9.04 . . . . . Uuuuugh. My back hurts. I really, really wish today was Friday. On the other hand, it's nice to have a weeknight with not s'much homework. Even so. . . why couldn't aforementioned weeknight be warm, or dry, or just *some* form of happy weather? Hmm. I think maybe Blogger dislikes my shiny eMac. Anyway, I'm at school, it's my lunch mod, and I have nothing better to do than to blog. I have study hall next, during which I'll probably be reading my painfully wordy AP World homework, since I have nothing else to do. AP is kind of like CTY, only without the adorable German bisexuals, drag day and Soviet cakemix. (Okay, the cakemix is a lie. Read QC. You'll understand.) So it's just the evil readings and quasi-evil teacher. I love Hirota but she sometimes makes my life miserable. Getting my homecoming dress this weekend, most likely. Suggestions? I'm thinking something long, subdued and velvety to spite the Las Vegas glitter. Fwahaha. . . . . . entries for 28.9.04 . . . . . Dude, my teeth are, like. . . white. *Really* white. Whiter than a Danish man lost in Harlem. o.o . . . well, okay. Maybe not *that* white. . . . . . entries for 27.9.04 . . . . . Observe! Kate is now in the sidebar. She has a LiveJournal. ^.^ Wheee. . . . . . entries for 26.9.04 . . . . . . . . weird dreams lately. o.O Two nights in a row. . . strange dreams, strange dreams. . . . . . entries for 24.9.04 . . . . . My avatar on Gaia is now the Playboy bunny. xD Hey, it's the Internet. Even Erin can be sexy here!
You represent... hope. You're quite a daydreamer and can be a hopeless romantic. You enjoy being creative and don't mind being alone at times. You have goals, and know what you want in life... even if they are a little far fetched. What feeling do you represent? brought to you by Quizilla I've taken this quiz before, although it was quite some time ago. I believe I was hope then, too. . . Someone shut the lid on me *just* in time. Hope is not lost. Whee, I have a drop today, which means I have two friggin' blocks of non-academic crap at the end of my school day. It's kind of depressing. At least if I have this kind of screwy schedule next year I'll actually have it *free,* not occupied with study hall and whatnot. Half an hour to do approximately nothing, but with computer access. Hmmm. . . All of you non-blogdelytes have been de-linked. Blah. If you are on the shout-out list on the sidebar but you don't have a blog, get one, damn it! Seriously, it's just a nice, place safe to rant. What could be better? . . . . . entries for 23.9.04 . . . . . Ah, but for all my grumbling, we must remember that someone turned sixteen today. ^.^ This someone is probably enjoying the cast party, take two, at Uno's at this very moment. Rock on with the legal drivingness, Charlie. Mwahaha. I feel a little better, because the term Schadenfreude was used in Questionable Content (which is linked on the sidebar) today. :) Ugh ugh ugh ugh ugh. It's probably just my cold, but all of my enthusiasm for Speech and Debate club has been sapped from me. Maybe I'll go next week if I'm feeling better, but blaaaaah, not now. I think it's making me more miserable than it should, that I don't want to go, that I'm just so ickily sick and tired like i am. I want to *do* something and be less of a lazy ass this year. So why did this year have to start off with a fucking headcold!? Graaaah!! Mmmmmm don't wanna be in school. I am still sick and my nose is all stuffy and ew. Natalie is reading over my shoulder (well not really, she's at my boob level. pfft.) right now and it makes me very uncomfortable! . . . and no, Natalie, I don't need a hug. Pfaw. A note from Natalie: fart no hgdk,ujgrfhnbtgrws,juyhtfhrfdwsxjngbtrfcdc ,kuytjhgbv 6uty4rkmjhngv mv,ik86jutymjn n hnhb cvt,i7uyt;09o8 6b8p679n . . . right. I agree completely. . . . . . entries for 22.9.04 . . . . . Okay, I lied. But this makes me giggle, so blah. Remove one exclamation mark from an earlier entry and you get: Mrow! ^.^ Gotta love the sacriledge. (Gotta love how I probably didn't spell sacriledge right.) Right, I'm going to stop the quiz nonsense now. o.o Sorry 'bout that. Tonight has the potential to be pleasant and relaxing, if a certain someone's parents would stop being so evil! . . .
Yay me for poking the quiz when it said "no." Stupid quiz. It needed a lesson taught to it.
Whoa. WHOA. Hirota-Morris!?
::does a little quiz-happy dance:: ^.^
. . . fwaaa?
Oh HELL yes.
Have fun with this one. xD Sorry for being so quiz-happy.
Your anime hair color is green. What is your anime hair color? brought to you by Quizilla In contrast to my purple-haired friends. :)
Where do you fall on the liberal - conservative political spectrum? (United States) brought to you by Quizilla I figured. ^.^ Happily so. I am currently processing the second JLBB (Jezzie's Little Burning Boutique, because Cas isn't the only one with a spiffy CD burner) copy of Charlie's CD, and this one's for Natalie's mother, who is apparently into opera. I'll get it to her during the speech meeting tomorrow night, methinks. It's a modified version of Tina's Prettysongs, since I was brilliant last night and decided to clean up my library and old playlists. Me and my good ideas. o.O Hey, I participated actively (though very badly) in gym today! Go me! I also had my soul-crushing AP test today. :) It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. It was still pretty bad, granted, but not a lost cause. People will be mad at me if I break the curve. o.o . . . . . . . . entries for 21.9.04 . . . . .
You're sort of glompable. You're kind and happy enough to let someone glomp you, but you're rather delicate, so you have to be careful! How Glompable Are You? brought to you by Quizilla \/\/007! Glomp meh! . . . gently? The Stearns website is damn handy. o.O I am glad I am using it and not the textbook. Maybe I won't die during the ebul AP test tomorrow. (Maybe.) Where in the world is Charlie Hyland? . . . . . entries for 20.9.04 . . . . . Blah. I am going to sleep. At quarter of ten. Because otherwise I will drop dead. Goodnight. "Some enchanted evening, You may see a stranger, You may see a stranger Across a crowded room. . . And somehow you know, You know even then, That somewhere, you'll see her Again and again. . . Some enchanted evening, Someone may be laughing, You may hear her laughing Across a crowded room. . . And night after night, As strange as it seems, The sound of her laughter Will sing in your dreams. . . Who can explain it? Who can tell you why? Fools give you reasons, Wise men never try. . . Some enchanted evening, When you find your true love, When you hear her call you Across a crowded room. . . Then fly to her side, And make her your own, Or all through your life You may dream all alone. . . Once you have found her, Never let her go. Once you have found her, Never let her go. . ." ~Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, Some Enchanted Evening (As Sung by Charlie Hyland, 2004) Oh, bah. I do not want to do my math homework. (My only homework, wheehee. -.- Hurrah for study halls at inconvenient times.) I do not want to sleep either, even though I'm really damn tired. 'Cause I wanna see if Charlie is alive. o.o THEATRECHILDE!! Where the hell are you? I have everyone loving your voice. I am burning CDs with all of your songs on them for people. xD Actually only Tina requested one. I let her borrow the CD because she is the type that appreciates and needs good non-ebul music. When Dad was trying to take a nap this afternoon, I was doing the laundry and singing Some Enchanted Evening at the top of my voice. xD I don't think he heard, fortunately. See what you've done, Sir Hyland? See!? So yeah. I'm currently at school, and surprising myself by being relatively cheerful. I blame this on Colin. Not that he ever reads my blog or anything! Rar. I should PM him telling him to do so. On pain of death. Yiss. People who are on the blogdelytes list who have not blogged recently - I am going to un-link you if you do not get your act together! -.- Goofballs. . . . . . entries for 19.9.04 . . . . . I am blogging now for a few reasons. First and foremost, I do not foresee myself dropping off to sleep very quickly. I slept in the car and am thinking too much to just doze off. Second, I am still breathing, which might be nice to know for some of you crazy people. o.O Geez, what's wrong with you guys? Anyway, yeah. Got home from Binghamton safely. And lastly, Binghamton. [ really lame ] Charlie, I fully expect you to read this (eventually) and I'd just like to say I love you. And I miss you already, more than I ever, ever have before. I wish so, so much I could just stay with you forever. [ / really lame ] You've got me with the refrain from Suteki da Ne stuck in my head. . . For those unfamiliar with Nobuo Uematsu: Suteki da ne, Futari te wo tori aruketa nara, Ikitai yo, Kimi no machi ie ume no naka. Translation: Isn't it beautiful? If we could walk, hand in hand, I'd want to go To your town, your home, in your arms. . . . although admittedly I wish I could change the song to Some Enchanted Evening. I kind of feel like that's our song. (As I finish writing this I hear your voice singing it. I can think of no better lullaby.) And that basically sums it up. School is going to feel so very, very strange tomorrow. The political opinions of the aunt and uncle in Nebraska (much love for them) : So, I want to have us all get along, but it's not fair to anyone if my political opinions are off the table. So, to let you know where I stand, I thought I would let you know that the last couple of days I have dared to wear a Kerry/Edwards button, here in Nebraska, a Republican state. Frankly, the national and local political climate is so negative, I have been wearing this button with some degree of fear, given the Republican intimation that if you are not with us, you are unpatriotic. How horrible to be afraid in a democracy! However, I feel that the most Patriotic thing to do is to vote, so I openly support my candidate, as all of you obviously do. I was delighted to find out that people come up to me, even here in NE, admiring my button, and asking me where I got it! In a week, both Howie and I will be volunteering at the Democratic headquarters here. We feel as strongly about this as you all do. Howie, in an email from him to me last week, following all your discussion, eloquently expresses his answer to the "Why Kerry" question, following. I figured that indeed we Larson's are opinionated, and I am as stuck on and sure of my stand as any of the rest of you. This is not a forwarded junk email, but directly from us to you! All in the interest of honesty and openness! Here's Howie's thoughts: I think the simple answer in this case is that the devil you don't know is superior to the devil you do. Anyone new to a position comes with no proven track record for that position. One cannot say what would Kerry do now in Iraq without acknowledging, by the very question, that US policy there has been an abysmal failure, an acknowldgment that should be laid at Bush's feet, not Kerry's. Senatorial voting records, unfortunately, do have nuances and the voters final position, for the intellectually honest, must look at thiose nuances. I believe the world is one of shades of gray, not black and white. It makes it hard to proselytize but I think that if one truly believes that personal and world problems have their base and answer in black and white- good and evil- than I think their world view and mine are so fundamentally disparate that constructive discussion and debate are probably an exercise in futility. I do think it would raise the stature of the debate if those decrying Kerry's voting record would discuss the bills in full, and not just the bill's title or how it was described in the bylines of the newspapers. I would also like to see Kerry explain the votes in question inn an intelligent and not 3 sec soundbite manner. Re other concerns: 1) The government awards Purple Hearts, not the DNC or RNC. Kerry got them, Bush didn't. Give it up. 2) What about Kerry and Cambodia? Apparently he wasn't there. How about W and his guard service. There or not? Can we give up these juvenile accusations now? (EDIT FROM ERIN: This last sentence showed up funny in the email, so I ad-libbed.) 3) Reporting for duty and the convention. I think the Democrats clearly felt the election would be based on sound bites and testosterone, not discussion of issues and tried to advertise Kerry as capable of leading as the incumbent. While I think the advertisement campaign has failed, based on Bush's track record, I obviously don't see Bush as an effective leader, either domestically given the fractious nature of the country over the last two years or internationally , given the status of the country in the world. I do , however, think that we al l can have defining moments where our inner self is held open to inspection and, hopefully, introspection. I can easily see this happpening to Kerry during the combat event described. While I am willing to allow that one of these moments may have been for Bush his 911 response, I'm more concerned that what defines him is his initial response to his DWI charges, to deny them because he thought it woulkd be bad for his daughters to know about them. I think this pattern of denial of facts to promote his beliefs (kinder than agenda) jhas been a recurring theme seen in the President. 4) The vision thing, I think Kerry talks the talk, but I don't know either what his vision will look like should he be elected. I do see the world that the President seems to aspire to create. It seems to be an evangelical, very conservative corporation supprtive of the rights of those who agree with it which is on a crusade (a word chosen not by accident) to lead the world in those values which it determines to be important. It is, in fact, a vision which seems to have no place for the likes of me. It is because of this that I would prefer the devil I don't know to the devil I do. Howard W. Needelman, M.D. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Munroe-Meyer Institute for Genetics and Rehabilitation University of Nebraska Medical Center . . . . . entries for 17.9.04 . . . . . I finished all my homework for the weekend (sans Antigone) before not-Courtyard started. Ugh. I know my English essay is okay, but I'm worried about AP. Very worried. I hope I'll have time sometime to look it over, but I doubt I will. I hope Mrs. Hirota-Morris will understand if I want to revise it. Not-Courtyard was okay. They played a couple of CTY canon songs, but it really isn't the same. There's something about the Great Hall, about knowing you have nothing to lose, about just losing yourself three times during those three weeks. About not really dancing until it gets dark because of the huge windows. About rocking out and being melodramatic to Bohemian Rhapsody. About. . . well. Everything about CTY is just so wonderful. I am pathetic, yes, but gah. If only the world were like that. If only, if only. Tomorrow: German trip. I must sleep now, as it is midnight and I must be awake in sixish hours. Just like a school day! Sleeping on the bus, anyone? . . . . . entries for 16.9.04 . . . . . Right, so this is the state of things: The only work I have left to do is the introduction to Antigone and my two essays, sans introductions, which I have already written. I have lots and lots of bus/car time this weekend, during which I will read the godsforsaken intro-that-is-not-an-intro. I will abstain from the joy of Courtyard tomorrow to finish up my essays; that is, if I can't finish them beforehand. I will shortly (within the half-hour) be going to bed. Reading Antigone until I fall asleep. It won't be long. The damn thing is so boring and confusing to a first-time reader that it becomes a blur after a paragraph or so. I highly doubt I will be attending Courtyard. I blame this partially on my lack of self-restraint, but mostly on the fact that there had to be an episode of West Wing entitled The War Tactics of Ghengis Khan on tonight. And the premier of the new Survivor. And on the fact that my mother alerted me to these things when she *knew* how much homework I had to do. I really do not think my parents are able to grasp how busy I am. o.O . . . I wonder what would happen if there was an openly gay man on Survivor in a same sex tribe situation. Right, so it just occurred to me. The letters L and R are interchangable in Japanese. The word "viagra," therefore, would in Japanese be the word "vagina" with a few letters switched around. And then I said to myself, Erin. There is no L in "vagina." You dumbass. Please disregard the previous paragraph, for it is a spooky little window into the blogger's brain. o.O And just one more side note - I have to do all my homework due tomorrow and Monday TODAY. If you see me online please kick me. Yes. Come to my house and kick me. Brutally. Oh yes. Mm. . . . . . or maybe deny me the pleasure of a kick. Anyway. Just don't let me stay online and goof off. It will be much appreciated come tomorrow when I will actually have time to go to Courtyard. Eeeeee! I have been struck with fangirl syndrome. I often lapse into apparently random spasms of giggles and flailing. Teeheehee! ^.^ . . . so yeah. xD I have two reasons for this, one of which you should know, and one of which I will tell you all. The latter of these is the ending of FFX-2. I did not get 100% and I am wondering how the hell they could make it better (without rewriting the dialogue, which. . . well, in the words of Yuna, it sucks). Oooooh ending cut scene! *fangirl squeal!* :) IF ANY GAMERS HERE DO NOT SIT THROUGH THE CREDITS TO SEE IF THERE ARE SPIFFY FMVS AFTEWORDS . . . you must start now. Or be shot. And I must be off, for I am meeting my mother for lunch. On a side note, New Game Plus is happily absurd. ^.^ I'll see what that 100% ending is! . . . maybe! . . . eventually. . . Kristen, you're never getting your guide back. xD . . . . . entries for 15.9.04 . . . . . It took me that long to change Katelyn's link. xD I am such a dumbass. Well anyway, it's changed. I am very glad I have tomorrow off. If I did not have tomorrow off, I would go completely bugfuck, because I would have to write two essays and do all my other homework on a "school night." The German trip is going to be much more tiring and time-consuming than a school day in any case. o.o Oh man. This weekend will be so awesome if I live to tell the tale. . . . . . entries for 13.9.04 . . . . . Whee. I ran the mile today. (Or rather, most of it. I got icky chest pains so I stopped. I probably could have finished but. . . ugh. o.o) In the interest of self-betterment (or possibly just deep-seeded masochism) I am going to run a mile at least once a week from now on. FOREVER. I'll get mom to hang out at the lock with Buddy and "keep an eye on" me so I don't get "abducted." o.O On a brighter note, I also went to my first ever Speech and Debate meeting earlier this evening. :) The people who demonstrated were scarygood at it. Kinda intimidating, but hell. My ego could do with some deflating. Gah. . . . . . . . entries for 11.9.04 . . . . . Maybe I should have blogged something meaningful about 9/11 today. Hmm. Somehow I think you folks don't really wanna know my meaningful thoughts about 9/11. o.O . . . "Nightswimming Deserves a quiet night. The photograph on the dashboard Taken years ago Turn around backwards so The windshield shows Every streetlight Reveals the picture in reverse, Still it's so much clearer. I forgot my shirt at The water's edge. The moon is low tonight. . . Nightswimming Deserves a quiet night. I'm not sure all these people understand. It's not like years ago, The fear of getting caught, Of recklessness and water. They cannot see me naked. These things, they go away, Replaced by everyday. Nightswimming, Remembering that night. September's coming soon, I'm pining for the moon, And what if there were two Side by side in orbit Around the fairest sun? That bright, tight, forever drum Could not describe Nightswimming. . . You I thought I knew you, You I cannot judge. You I thought you knew me, This one laughing quietly Underneath my breath. . . Nightswimming. . . The photograph reflects, Every streetlight a reminder: Nightswimming, Deserves a quiet night. . . Deserves a quiet night." ~R.E.M., Nightswimming So yeah, go to Matt's blog for a link to an amusing (and slightly politically inclined) flash cartoon. WHERE THE FUCK IS MY PIE!? Matt is very bad at making me aware of the existance of his blog. >.< Rar. Well, anyway. He has a blog. (He just changes the web address all the frickin' time. o.O Tell me if the link is broken, 'kay guys?) First weekend of the school year. o.o And a DM instruction session tomorrow at Colin's. Joy of joys. Possibly Chinese food sometime next week with Max. Charlie on Friday or Sunday depending. Depending on the Charlie factor, possibly Courtyard Friday night. Definitely a German bus trip on Saturday. WOOT! Busy busy. o.o . . . . . entries for 9.9.04 . . . . . Holy shit, man, I'm doing homework. o.o WHEN WILL I FIND TIME TO BLOG? I hope it will be less miserably humid tomorrow, for if the weather is similar to today's I may drop dead and never blog again. Tonight I have math and bio. Over the weekend I have even more fun homework. MAKE ME DO IT FRIDAY NIGHT, PEOPLE. Make me do it! I don't care how! Refuse to speak to me until I do my homework or. . . something!! Ugh, and I haven't read other blogs since school started. o.O Give me time. I will adjust, damn it. If I don't adjust there will be many problems. . . . . . entries for 8.9.04 . . . . . Aaaaagh school. o.O It is a weird thing. Chaos over here. More when I can think clearly (the weekend) . . . maybe. . . . . . entries for 6.9.04 . . . . . The Five Commandments for Computers Thou shalt be beautiful. Thou shalt be MacIntosh. Thou shalt not crash. Thou shalt allow thy owner to operate thee with ease. Thou shalt not monopolize thy neighbor. And then Steve said: Blessed are the Geeks, for they shall Internet the Earth. I have de-linked some of the bloggers on the sidebar who had ceased to blog. You people sadden me. :P If anyone who reads my blog has a blog of their own that I have not linked to, inform me! Ah yes. I was over at Colin's today, cooking some yummy curry. Mmmm. It was quite enjoyable and very tasty. Colin seems to think he bores me, though. If you're reading this, o Dungeon Master: quit caring so damn much if I'm having fun! xD School starts very soon. Very, very soon. This is my last night of fun and frolicking. My last night, damn it! (Just trying to convince myself. o.O It ain't working.) . . . . . entries for 5.9.04 . . . . . Note the new link to Nikki (the mini-Kochie)'s blog on the sidebar. :) I am trying to get back on a reasonable sleep schedule. ::twitch:: If only certain people would LET ME!! . . . . . entries for 4.9.04 . . . . . KimCL wrote: Kerry doesnt know what the heck he's doing. he doesnt know who he is for...he flip flops as they say... Cookie Whore wrote: Yes, but it`s better to have a clueless idiot who permits gay marriage ( ), then another Sept. 11 and Iraq war. KimCL wrote: Ok its more likely to have another sept 11 if kerry is president. At least Bush is doing something about terrist. Cookie Whore wrote: *Sigh* Please, don`t comment on something you know nothing of. He isn`t doing anything. Fact of the matter, he`s making it all even worth; the Iraq war was marked way before Sept 11, and Sept 11 wasn`t how it appeared to be. (Take a hint. >____> ) KimCL wrote: he is helping if you didnt notice thiers alot of better things in iraq BECAUSE of bush Cookie Whore wrote: Such as brutal executions of US solders? Kim CL wrote: Lol no dont you watch the olympics? For the first time they sent a women for iraq. And women have more rights there now. And (thank god) binladen is gone (I later bitched out Kim because. . . okay, dude, if you think bin Laden was the dictator in Iraq, what right do you have to be discussing world events?) truker10 wrote: who should win???? i vote none of them i should be president nabokovfan4ever wrote: I'd rather have Kerry than you as president. Personally I hope Bush wins. I think if Kerry wins America will fall apart. Roucao wrote: and if kerry wins and If america falls apart then for those who vote for him deserve it!! personally if he wins I am going to bypass all of that and flee to Ireland!! KimCL wrote: Yup I'll go with you Roucao wrote: thank you for agreeing with me I wss starting to think every one else though I was a psycho!! Right, well, here is a highlight from that "discussion" I promised you. Damion_Bathony wrote: Don't be so dramatic. If Kerry is elected, its not the end of America like some of you seem to think. I just think he is the lesser candadate here. KimCL wrote: He's going to screw up america Damion_Bathony wrote: C'mon, Kim. You know that for a fact? Seriously, if he does that bad I'll kill him myself and we can get a new President at Wal-Mart. To my friends the blogdelytes: Sorry for not reading your blogs for so long. o.o I understand some of you are kind of pissed off at me about that. I can't blame you, 'cause it was really kind of stupid, evil, arrogant and selfish of me to go on and on about my life while paying no attention to yours. Don't really know what to say other than that. Forgive me? ::blink:: Katelyn thinks I hate her? Been bitchin' out the (stupid) Bushites on Gaia. o.o No offense to Elle and Danielle, my friends the sexy Republicans. xD Seriously, these people depress me. I mean, *I* depress me. No one's really well-informed enough about world events to make even an educated guess as to who the better President would be. That includes pretty much everyone who doesn't work in politics themselves, and some who do. So many conflicting facts and opinions it makes my brain hurt. I may go shoot myself in the foot. If I'm gonna be in this much pain, I'll do it to myself! I'll post a few selected quotes from this "discussion" later. o.o . . . . . entries for 3.9.04 . . . . . Interestingly enough, Gene also has a blog now. xD Do you see a common thread here? Go to Charlie's blog! NOW! xD No, seriously. He's under the impression no one but me will read it. Prove him wrong! o.o Charlie's nose just exploded. That kid worries me. Before his nose exploded, though, he gave me permission to set up a blog for him. He is now be-linked in the sidebar. :) Erin is sad because she can't find a banner for 8-Bit Theatre. :( Heya, I am adding new places to the sidebar today, mostly favorite webcomics of mine. :) . . . . . entries for 2.9.04 . . . . . I am so happy. Colin let me borrow his copy of the FFX soundtrack, and I am getting full-body goosebumps listening to Suteki da Ne. . . ::glows:: ^.^ Oh god. I just realized there's less than a week until school starts. "Summer days are gone too soon, Shoot the moon And miss completely; Now you're left to face the gloom, Empty room That once smelled sweetly. Of all the flowers you thought, if only, You knew the reason Why you had to each be lonely; Was it just the season? Now the fall is here again, I can't begin To give in; it's all over. When the snows come rolling through Roll into some new lover. . . Will you think of times you told me That you knew the reason Why we had to each be lonely? It was just the season. . . Will you think of times you told me That you knew the reason Why we had to each be lonely? It was just the season. . ." Norah Jones, Shoot the Moon I am going over to Colin's house later, and I am bringing curried chicken. ::cackles:: If nothing else, today proves to be. . . interesting. . . . . . entries for 1.9.04 . . . . . Oh yeah! Everyone - IM me to find out about my new Gmail address, if you don't know about it already. :) The main reason I'm actually doing all this stuff to my blog is because Gaia is down. Which is sad. Very sad. I should finish my school reading. I have eighteen pages left, or something. >.< Rr. . . school. I'm beginning to adopt Colin's view on school. . . an evil institution which controls our lives utterly!! GAH! If I did not shout out to you, post on the tagboard and tell me so. If you read my blog, you deserve a shoutout. :) I think, in retrospect, our current administration just played too much Civilization. Behold, the shoutouts! I will add them for non-bloggers soon, as well. :) Oh, I hate Dick Cheney. Bush too, but mostly Cheney. Someone please. . . please. . . PLEASE make sure they do not get re-elected. But of course I don't want you to shoot them. >.> . . . that would be unpatriotic. come home? |
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