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Let's be fair, I have done a lot of things since my last post... but I am going to be frank, very little of it is noteworthy.
I sold a kidney for some gasoline, but who hasn't, right?
I got into a firefight at a Fiddy show, but I mostly just fired into the air and screamed "viva la raza" a lot. Since I capped no one, and due to my wild gesticulations, was uncapped myself.
See what I mean, just a bunch of stuff like that.
Three DVDs I found worthwhile.
1. Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring.
2. Twilight Samurai
3. Tommy Tiernan, Something Mental.
I would review them for you, but there are people way better at that sort of thing all over the internet. I purchased two books.
1. Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson.
It was a "Hey, if you like Gibson, try Stephenson pick." So far, it seems nothing could be further from the truth as the two gentlemen appear to have vastly different writing styles and the disparity in their skill is mostly heartbreaking.
2. World War Z. Thought it was comedy, it is not. The book actually makes zombies vaguely scary to me.
I have enrolled at yet another higher learning facility with the intentions of snaggin' a super smooth marketing degree. I don't suppose the capitalist machine is going anywhere soon (boo!)and if you can't beat it, join it.
I sold a kidney for some gasoline, but who hasn't, right?
I got into a firefight at a Fiddy show, but I mostly just fired into the air and screamed "viva la raza" a lot. Since I capped no one, and due to my wild gesticulations, was uncapped myself.
See what I mean, just a bunch of stuff like that.
Three DVDs I found worthwhile.
1. Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring.
2. Twilight Samurai
3. Tommy Tiernan, Something Mental.
I would review them for you, but there are people way better at that sort of thing all over the internet. I purchased two books.
1. Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson.
It was a "Hey, if you like Gibson, try Stephenson pick." So far, it seems nothing could be further from the truth as the two gentlemen appear to have vastly different writing styles and the disparity in their skill is mostly heartbreaking.
2. World War Z. Thought it was comedy, it is not. The book actually makes zombies vaguely scary to me.
I have enrolled at yet another higher learning facility with the intentions of snaggin' a super smooth marketing degree. I don't suppose the capitalist machine is going anywhere soon (boo!)and if you can't beat it, join it.