May 27, 2011 10:34
I got paid today, and today's session will be really rough (I say goodbye to my one-year+ therapist today and I'm already flailing about, not knowing what to do and/or feel), so do I buy that HTC Inspire smartphone I desperately want?
I'm thinking "yes." Geek toys are always great for comfort.
Input?
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I'm glad I went for it although it tells me I have email before Gmail even knows it, which is really bizarre. It was a nice birthday present to myself. Now I just need to name it.
I did see the Windows phones they had there but the interface wasn't all too pretty. Plus, Android. Hehe.
(I'm open for name suggestions but no George, alright? The phone is not a troll!)
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I was thinking maybe Marvin, or perhaps Robby, or Max (you could drop the 404 bit I think) or Deckard, or, oooh, how about Gort?
sorry, I seem to be channelling Ten today, my brain is running away with me, lol. not to mention my geek is showing too
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...I think I need to go work on some computer hardware to reinstate my geek cred. Hang on....
*conquers world via video games* Hahahaha!
Supposedly, according to my (now gone) therapist, I have a very busy brain. I take that as a compliment. I suppose that means I channel Ten everyday. Oh my...that may not be so good. (Read: I understand Ten speak).
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I've been told I write rambling Ten rather well, but to be honest I think it just looks that way because sometimes my sentences get away from me, lol
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Honestly, I found Asimov's Robot series to be annoying but PKD is the grand master of scifi. And Clarke. I just couldn't get into Asimov. *shrug*
lol. You should hear my brain chatter. You might actually understand it!
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I wouldn't necessarily rec the remake, but the original of The Day the Earth Stood Still is a classic.
I seem to understand your rambling posts well enough, lol
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Sigh, another rec. I'll never watch half the things I should.
Well, that's good. As long as a basic level of understanding is accomplished I'm fine. lol
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I blame my dad for that though. He started me off on my sci-fi addiction at a very early age, in front of the TV, with classic B/W movies and shows like Lost In Space, Star Trek, and DW of course.
My dad is such a fanboy when it comes to almost anything sci-fi, but only as far as what he can watch goes, he's never been much of a reader. So it wasn't until much later that I started on the books the things I'd been watching were based on.
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I haven't started reading the harder scifi until recently but it's been very hard for me to read because my mind is too anxious to settle. Or it puts me to sleep. I can read comics just fine though. Just think of me now as a kid with undiagnosed ADHD and you have my dilemma.
My dad would try and watch MST3K whenever he could (he grew up with those movies after all) but I was too young/involved in teenaged angst to understand/care. But, other than that, I was the only geek in my family. Still am, actually. Plus, if anything, I'm a video game/computer geek before anything else.
P.S. - When I say PKD you do know who I'm talking about, right?
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I'm starting to get VERY annoyed with it now to be honest and might just give up for tonight and go read something instead.
Of course I know who you mean, any sci-fi geek who doesn't know who Philip K Dick is, shouldn't be calling themselves one, lol
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Well, just checking. :) I made two references to him and it didn't even cause a stir in you. Had to make sure seeing as you were testing my scifi knowledge too!
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I was hardly testing you though, you did ask for names after all :)
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Sure...whatever you say... ;)
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what do you normally name your gadgets after?
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