mmmm...Pi....mmmm... 3.1428
don't watch Darren Aronofsky's Pi right before bedtime...because one of two things will happen:
(1) you'll get crazy, psychotic black & white dreams about drilling your brain and trying to take over the world with evil math...numbers are not your friends!
(2) you'll have surreal, freaky sex dreams with math majors you thought were long overrrrrr...(I wonder if he finally graduated?)...bah...
or in my case...both.
my life has found itself yet again arranged into a series of cardboard boxes...everyone's staying this summer except me...I'm so lame...but I need to go home...I haven't any business staying here, nor do I have enough money...I need a job...and I miss my family...
tomorrow's my last final...w00t...see you at 8 am Theater 26...I'm going to murder you.
quote of the day/trivia: "Pi cost only $60,000 to make, most of which was raised in the form of individual $100 contributions from the director's friends and family. When it was later bought by Artisan Entertainment, each contributor got back a $150 return on their investment." --dude, I want to do that...make something from nothing and then have it be a cult classic.
also, this story would make a great screenplay, and I think I want to write it
(1) you'll get crazy, psychotic black & white dreams about drilling your brain and trying to take over the world with evil math...numbers are not your friends!
(2) you'll have surreal, freaky sex dreams with math majors you thought were long overrrrrr...(I wonder if he finally graduated?)...bah...
or in my case...both.
my life has found itself yet again arranged into a series of cardboard boxes...everyone's staying this summer except me...I'm so lame...but I need to go home...I haven't any business staying here, nor do I have enough money...I need a job...and I miss my family...
tomorrow's my last final...w00t...see you at 8 am Theater 26...I'm going to murder you.
quote of the day/trivia: "Pi cost only $60,000 to make, most of which was raised in the form of individual $100 contributions from the director's friends and family. When it was later bought by Artisan Entertainment, each contributor got back a $150 return on their investment." --dude, I want to do that...make something from nothing and then have it be a cult classic.
also, this story would make a great screenplay, and I think I want to write it