perfectly chaotic
i'm sitting here watching next (which is ultra hilarious), and this guy on there (the nexter) was all nexting people left and right, and when he got to the last girl he seemed to be into he mentioned that he had spent $180 in theaters watching napoleon dynamite! am i the only person in the world who thought that movie completely blew ass and wasn't funny (except for the ending, that is).
anyway, i went into "work" today (at new york press) to start the first day of my internship. only i didn't actually start because when i came in i met with the new arts editor and he explained how they were in the process of revamping the section i'd be working on and movie into their new space and figuring out how to get everything up to speed in steven's absence, which was understandable. so he said the interns were on hiatus basically and that he'd get in touch with us when it was a good time to return. he asked what my ultimate goal was and of course i had to drop in my whole video game journalism dream and he said they used to have a video game column in the paper and that peaked my interest. then he inferred that if some video game stuff came down the pipeline i'd probably get to handle it, so now i'm looking forward to the job even more than i was before. i would rock out with my cock out if i could run my own video game column. that would make working for free actually worthwhile. the only thing that sucks is that since i don't know what my work schedule for new york press is looking like at the moment, i'll be semi-fucked if i get the job at time out new york since i won't really be able to tell them when i'll be available to work. hmmmmm...
tomorrow is my last day of classes. halleluuuuuuuuuujah.
anyway, i went into "work" today (at new york press) to start the first day of my internship. only i didn't actually start because when i came in i met with the new arts editor and he explained how they were in the process of revamping the section i'd be working on and movie into their new space and figuring out how to get everything up to speed in steven's absence, which was understandable. so he said the interns were on hiatus basically and that he'd get in touch with us when it was a good time to return. he asked what my ultimate goal was and of course i had to drop in my whole video game journalism dream and he said they used to have a video game column in the paper and that peaked my interest. then he inferred that if some video game stuff came down the pipeline i'd probably get to handle it, so now i'm looking forward to the job even more than i was before. i would rock out with my cock out if i could run my own video game column. that would make working for free actually worthwhile. the only thing that sucks is that since i don't know what my work schedule for new york press is looking like at the moment, i'll be semi-fucked if i get the job at time out new york since i won't really be able to tell them when i'll be available to work. hmmmmm...
tomorrow is my last day of classes. halleluuuuuuuuuujah.