| ˈblas-fə-mē III |
[Dec. 1st, 2009|11:49 am] |
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| | Skinny Puppy - First Aid | ] | After the dust settled upon the convergence of two great ideas; i broke down & took the next evolutionary step. Photo's under the cut: ( IS FAKE )
The stamp itself has a built-in ink pad with a spring mechanism that automatically re-inks between impressions. Though, after my first test, i can admit one or two faults with this particular plan. The ink designed to last 1,000 stamps is water-based, so it'll eventually wash off, say, through a wash cycle. And the large outer circle, although optional, does now look a bit redundant. But it's all right otherwise. I'm happy with it. The BEP shouldn't kick up too much of a fuss. It's Christians who're the real focus of this campaign anyway. |
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| thaŋ(k)s-ˈgi-viŋ |
[Nov. 29th, 2009|10:49 am] |
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| | Giuseppe Ottaviani [feat. francesco m] - Changing Ways | ] | Cooped up & shut away this Thanksgiving. Yesterday, i dusted off my 10-year-old laptop to upgrade, for fun. Windows 98 doesn't make installing drivers easy in the least. Beyond that i can't recall what the sun felt like on my face. Let alone a breath of fresh air. I gave thanks for being away from family, in my own little way. |
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| song meme |
[Nov. 25th, 2009|02:19 am] |
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| | Kaskade & Deadmau5 - Move For Me (- Daz Bailey Rmx -) | ] | ( Venus Blue ) |
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| ethics of greed (- automotive edition -) |
[Nov. 13th, 2009|12:42 am] |
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| | Ministry - The Dick Song (- straight outta lincoln mix -) | ] | Finally. The Sunfire has officially been declared a total loss. I'm taking it down tomorrow in exchange for a check in the amount of $3,672.50. Which is significantly more than the car was worth before. The lesson here is clear: If you to catch another driver about to blatantly run a yield sign at speed ..brace for the G's & let the bastard hit you. |
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| ˈli-bə-ˌrāt |
[Nov. 9th, 2009|02:38 am] |
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The Berlin Wall. Oh, yeah; i remember that. I couldn't wrap my head around what the fuss was about: If they were so frakin' happy, why not yesterday or the day before that? In fact, why the frak did they put it there to begin with?! Well, i was 9 & didn't care too much for news. Shame, really. |
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| ha-lə-ˈwēn |
[Oct. 31st, 2009|06:26 pm] |
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| | OceanLab - I Am What I Am (- lange remix -) | ] | Did i mention i hate this holiday? |
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| uppers & downers |
[Oct. 27th, 2009|03:13 am] |
In such a down economy, things are lookin' up. Ironically it takes a few $$$ to make it so.
So, i had Monday off. Thankfully that enabled me to book tickets to Top Gear a second time around relatively early, rather than 7 hours too late. Unfortunately, i don't have any vacation time left. That's okay because i get the week of Thanksgiving off, which just so happens to coincide with one of their shoot dates. The problem is, i don't have a decent camera & i kinda don't want to spend the money on one. Unless, of course, i know i'm going this time.
More good news is my dad's doing better. Still can't eat solid foods & his taste buds are out of whack. He's been off chemo & radiation treatment since the 16th & he's due back for another CT scan next month.
Oh, and i appear among the 27 names listed in the donation credits of Velvet Acid Christ's new CD: The Art of Breaking Apart. It only cost me 1/10th of the cost of the Multimoog i bought off him the last album around. Good shit, though i don't have a car to blare it from anymore. Some jackass from Iowa (Idiot Out Wandering Around) decided not to yield causing major cosmetic damage to the rear quarter panel. It's enough to total it.
Recently, over the weekend i upgraded to Seven ..for free. HAHAAHAHAHA! |
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| the future is now |
[Sep. 27th, 2009|10:27 pm] |
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| | Proff - Deep Orange (- original mix -) | ] | Blue-Ray? HDDVD? Optical storage is a thing of the past. Who burns shit anymore? Remember the days when people would shell out 20-30 bucks a piece on DVD's that morphed into entire collections that took up whole book shelves? I'm lookin now at an external hard drive with 115 high definition videos on it. It fits in my pocket. No time wasted. Nothing to get scratched. Nothing to eject & swap out. It's frakin' awesome. |
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| (ˌ)rē-ˈliv |
[Sep. 14th, 2009|01:47 am] |
Let me make this plain. With one month left of radiation treatments; now isn't the time to be experimenting with alternative medicine. I also think it's doubly inappropriate for a registered nurse to encourage its use.
I'm not certain why an educated woman would leave critical thinking to her closeted, hillbilly, North Dakotan upbringing, but i do believe faith (of any kind) violates the oath she took as a medical professional. |
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| note to self (- 9-1-1 edition -) |
[Jul. 30th, 2009|01:01 pm] |
Meant for Emergencies only, it's designed with overreacting in mind.
Dispatch, on the other hand, is meant for everything else. From parking lot fender-benders, to suspecting neighbors (whom you never bothered to meet during your 15 year tenure at the same address) as home invaders. Well, no. That's not right. Parking lots are generally private property, so the police wouldn't be of any help during a fender-bender anyway. And after 15 years, you should be on at least a first name basis with everyone in your neighborhood. The moral then is clear: don't call the police unless it's a fucking Emergency. Stupid portuguese bitch. Someone check her Green card. |
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| stranger exchange IV |
[Jul. 23rd, 2009|02:31 pm] |
And oh my gawd this woman is a piece of work. Devoting every second of her spare time to spying on her ENTIRE apartment complex. Why you may ask? Paranoia. There's no other word for it. Videotaping EVERY car that just so happens to pull in. Recording EVERYONES licence plate number. And even diligently checking attendance during her walks to the mail box. ANYONE caught walking by her window is a "stalker" & ANYONE who disagrees is harassing ..and she has proof. But where illegal activity is concerned ..eh not so much. Nevertheless ALL are suspect. Particularly those with "loud music" & "fancy wheels". I mean, Jesus fucking Christ. "darn right! thats MY MAN! MY ONLY MAN! JC BE THE NAME. The Top Authority of All!" -July 21st 18:17 |
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| ˈkan(t)-sər |
[Jul. 20th, 2009|02:20 pm] |
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| | Velvet Acid Christ - Operating Table In Hell | ] | Squamous Carcinoma. A small 'dot' at the base of my father's tongue that's inoperable; has spread to two lymph nodes on the left side of his face. He'll have surgery to remove the nodes. Radiation Therapy for the tongue. Then Chemo ..apparently for good measure. The Doc's are optimistic, claiming it's 'very curable'. I'm not so sure about the chemo. If you don't know i should establish. It's basically poison that reduces the victim to a bag of jelly. Which presents a small problem. I wanna 'be there' in every benevolent sense of the term, but i don't want to see that, if i'm honest. It's part of the reason why old people rot at retirement homes. Who wants to taint the good memories? Thank gawd i've got an excuse. |
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| rule #0 |
[Jul. 17th, 2009|10:56 pm] |
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| | Dirty Vegas - Tonight (- above & beyond remix -) | ] | I need friends w/valid passports. Because i'd rather pay someone else's way just to have a little company in a strange & exotic place. I'll be asking around next summer. Mark my words. |
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| ˈtrōl |
[Jun. 15th, 2009|04:27 am] |
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| | Ferry Corsten [feat. maria nayler] - We Belong (- tritonal air up there remix -) | ] | social network shun pointless views are such a trend takes one to know one |
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| ˈblas-fə-mē |
[May. 10th, 2009|04:32 pm] |
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All Star Trek movies have ..problems. This years model is no exception. Old Trekkie's are picking it apart with all the gross inconsistencies with established canon. Like the date for Jim Kirks' birth ..but who cares? The best part, by a mile, is how no one actor made this movie. Take the Dark Knight for example: "Oh, Heath Ledger was SO great" blah blah blah blah blah. This movie definitely had chemistry between the actors, which made it a team effort. Which not only speaks to the acting as a whole, but to the core of what Star Trek is all about. All A.D.H.D. camera shots, WOW special effects, and general stupidity aside; it made me smile & helped me keep it. On that note, it's the only Star Trek movie that delivered. |
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| ˈrē-sənt-lē |
[May. 2nd, 2009|05:47 am] |
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| | Armin Van Buuren [feat. jaren] - Unforgivable (- first state smooth mix -) | ] | Two year waiting list?! HA! At 40 minutes past midnight i received an e-mail. Provided within via an hyperlinked photo were instructions to register for tickets to a live studio audience appearance @ Top Gear. Seven shows. Seven dates. All on a Wednesday. I chose two tickets for July 1st. I've got the PPL. I've got the money. I've got the passport. I'll be notified by June 17th if i'll be celebrating July 4th ..in Britain. Cross fingers really.
Oh, apparently the IRS doesn't care about my $33 error. Still ..don't claim taxes on income you fail to declare. That's just not right. But every little bit helps. Just think of all the tea bags you could buy with that. |
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| kən-ˈtrīv |
[Apr. 10th, 2009|07:15 pm] |
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| | under, behind & inside | ] |
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| | Signalrunners [feat. Julie Thompson] - These Shoulders (- oliver smith remix -) | ] | so. *clears throat* I don't know how to tell you this LJ. I would come right out & say it, but i don't know where to begin.
I've read reviews for Sony's new handicam: the HDR-XR520V. And i'm convinced. Yeah, nevermind the jerkoff who left a 'reviewed' comment in February before it was even commercially available. It actually kicks ass. And there was an odd comment posted on another site by a self-claimed 'engineer' who wasn't happy with compression quality when it's connected to a computer. Yeah, as if that little camera is supposed to do ALL the work. That's like blaming the garden hose for a shitty car wash. Well. That's probably because he didn't have one of these. I swear, engineers love blathering on about a problem more than thinking about a solution. so, i'm gonna get one of those and ..film things with it.
In LJ news, i got a new addition to my 'Friend of' list: sk8ergirlskillz
and that's about it. oh, i made a grave error on my taxes. the difference is $33. |
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| ˈa-grə-ˌvāt |
[Mar. 10th, 2009|07:17 am] |
Okay. I tried. I really did. I paid $1.81 each for eleven *wma files. Eleven DRM *.wma files, mind you. And immediately i tried to find a way around the DRM, because i like *.mp3. I failed. Then, i tried to actually play my DRM *.wma files on my computer. I failed. I can't use them. At all. The tracks are SO protected, nothing will play them. Even the MP3 player was hopeless. It was a complete waste of money. So, plan B: illegal piracy. 10 minutes of googling later ..i not only found exactly what i paid for from someone else, but a whole lot more. The message then is clear: If others want my money; they'll have to pry it from my cold dead fingers. |
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| uncomfortable silences |
[Feb. 20th, 2009|04:51 am] |
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| | Markus Schulz vs. Elevation - Somewhere (- markus schulz vocal mix -) | ] | My former professor was laid off. My former employer has shut its doors. But i'm good. Everything's all right.
I'm trying to convince my family February 29th doesn't exist and to save their money for more worthwhile causes/endeavors. I think i'm making progress.
Fun fact: Electricity is cheaper than car insurance.
Oh, yeah. I went out drinking last Frydai with some buddies from work. First time i've been in a bar in over a year. It wasn't as much fun as the last time around. I shot some pool, horribly. I threw some darts, horribly. And i don't think the booze had anything to do with it, because i drove myself home and i did that okay. Really, i'd have a better time if i could sit & zone out with people who're comfortable with that. Why do we feel it's necessary to yack about bullshit in order to be comfortable? Where's my Mia? |
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| the haunted sound of melancholy |
[Jan. 24th, 2009|05:42 am] |
I worked it out that i've got 6½ months of F.U. fund. 12 months by the begining of November. Corse the recession probably will blow over by then. Or worse, i'll be out of a job by then. Nah, it's good to have a fund. The money is going to a good cause ..ME.
So much for boring dreams. The last one i remember i was a homicidal maniac. We caught up with our hero just as he was breaking out of a maximum security psychiatric facility. He killed a nurse in the below ground carpark & stole the keys to her car. Only to give em away to a transient in exchange for the way in/out. He/i was nabbed by security shortly after dawn. Strangely, they couldn't pin the nurse-murder on me for lack of evidence. And i/he sure as hell wasn't talkin. In fact, he/i convinced myself that i/he couldn't have done it because he/i hate the sight of blood. Did i mention it was dark in the carpark? I don't think he would've told you. LOL. |
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| boring dreams |
[Jan. 14th, 2009|11:34 am] |
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Ugh. I go to sleep exhausted & wake up just 5 hours later. I rarely remember what i dream and even rarer still it was about someone i know. Ultimately finding there what i've gone missing out here. Sadly, the encounter mimicked real life and i was left with nothing lost nor gained for the experience. Familiarity is torture on some kind of subconscious level. |
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| broke(n) |
[Dec. 6th, 2008|06:03 pm] |
This year has gone by fast. Has it been a month already?
Thanksgiving this year was excellent. It really seemed as though the trip was worth it this year than in the past. Christmas shopping was hopeless. What's the point of rushing a store that stocks worthless crap when all the really good things are only found on-line? Really. Black Frydai was a complete waste of time. We didn't buy a damn thing, because what's better wasn't on the shelves. Speaking of which, i've had to narrow my list of wanton worldly material possessions down to nothing over $100. Because "nobody has any money".
Which brings me to this man:
Paul Nawrocki says he's beyond the point where he cares about humiliation. I don't think so. If you've got the time to waste panhandling when you could be queuing up outside a day labor office.. you.. don't.. have.. it.. THAT.. bad. The world needs ditch-diggers too. One thing's for sure. He's got more money than me. If you'd stop living beyond your means; you wouldn't have to beg for a cushy office job to pay for it all. |
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| black & white |
[Nov. 7th, 2008|11:58 am] |
Four years ago it was about "political capital". $20 Billion for useless missile defense on the heels of an election victory. If any news came out of the White House it was to announce a vacation. Keeping a constant manufactured impression that things behind the scenes were SO streamlined that any crisis could be solved in 30 minutes or less.
I wake up today and read about the president and vice president elect ..doing stuff. And it isn't golf. *pinches self* |
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| lets put it this way |
[Nov. 6th, 2008|04:44 am] |
There is nothing that passed or failed last night that i'm not happy about. Locally or Nationally. There's always Canada for those who think lawsuits are the cure for everything their Psychiatrist can't. And another thing. Prop 8 in California. If the 5,376,424 people who voted yes are the fear mongering, bible bashing bigots homosexuals make them out to be, then Prop 4 ..should've passed. But it didn't. Similar Religulous-supported ballot initiatives failed.
At the end of the day, you can't argue with a loud & clear majority. *geekin' out* |
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| the right perspective |
[Nov. 5th, 2008|06:01 am] |
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I thank you for overthrowing the Tsar, but the great war still continues. Did you overthrow the Tsar to continue his bloody war? Did you overthrow the Tsar so that peasants would remain landless? Did you overthrow the Tsar so the workers & their families would continue to starve? The people demand peace ..now! The people demand bread ..now! The people demand land ..now! Forward to the unfinished revolution. The Proletariat Revolution! |
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| holiday politik |
[Oct. 30th, 2008|02:42 pm] |
I'm not certain why in the 21st century after some 230 years the Untied States doesn't have the voting process down to a science by now. Election day should be all day. It ought to be written into law from 12:01AM to 11:59PM. I don't know or care how Pollworkers would be paid or who would employ them, but i'm sure somebody's gonna figure it out. Change it Obama!
This year, for Halloween; i shall be my niece. Dressing up? No. What i've done is i've made a cardboard cut-out of her face, lifted from a digital photograph. I'll attach a wooden handle & bore out the eyes so i can see. Then i shall make an unannounced visit home posing as a trick-or-treater. The weather is actually supposed to be really nice out. It hasn't been this nice this late in the year since before Global Warming. Since the 80's back when it was called the Ozone Hole. anyway
5 day weekend=YEA! |
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| for the record II |
[Oct. 19th, 2008|07:35 pm] |
Archbishop Charles Chaput wasn't always an Archbishop. He had to start somewhere and Rapid City was the springboard. Back in the day, he was the Catholic Bishop of that quaint little community and from what i've been told; quite a crook. All Catholics are, in my opinion, a little ..off. Selfishness is a much better word. I always work in a religious conversation wherever i meet someone new with a ME superiority. Sure enough, suspicion breeds confidence.
You might think that hierarchy and positions of authority & responsibility would weed out crooked behavior. You might think Catholicism, by intelligent design, would put the needy first. A common interest before self interest. You might think it's against the rules for Priests, Bishops and the like to even own property. Although, like the Bible; the symbolism of each sentence might be true, but you'd be wrong. And Charles Chaput is no different.
It wasn't until his appointment to the Archdiocese of Denver did he take an oath of poverty. So where, you might be wondering, did Charles Chaput live while he was Bishop of Rapid City? On Church grounds? At the local Mission? 'Fraid not. Charles resided in the historic West Boulevard District. Famed for its 18-blocks of late 19th and 20th Century Revivals, Colonial Revival and Queen Anne residential style architecture. One mansion in particular on the corner of Quincey & West Boulevard which is now appropriately in the hands of The Rapid City Historic Preservation Commission.
So, there you have it. Obama may support that which is already law. But i, for one, refuse to take lectures from a man of the cloth who claims to support gods' law. |
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| rip apart the fucking function |
[Sep. 29th, 2008|01:49 pm] |
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To be down as much as 22.6% at this point the Dow must lose 2,387 points. But trading would automatically be halted before loosing anymore more than 13% in a single day. I'm not worried at all. As hysterical as the media has been, all the comparisons with 1929 are simply not true. One benchmark we haven't seen yet: a couple dozen investment bankers throwing themselves out their office building windows. Yes. I'd rather see blood shed on Wall Street before they see a dime of our money. |
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| the best economy money can buy |
[Sep. 23rd, 2008|03:17 pm] |
I don't understand how easy credit between banks will help solve the mess that easy credit got us in to begin with. Looking at Government over the past eight years, you get the impression that eventually Social Security benefits will only be mailed out to those with good credit scores. To bail out or to not bail out? I think Wall Street will just have to bite the bullet on this one. And i also don't understand how either way it's Main Street that gets the shorter end of the stick.
I'd like to see reform French Revolution style. |
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| updates small & large |
[Sep. 6th, 2008|07:07 am] |
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I went ahead and upgraded the CPU in the "Best Buy" computer i was forced into getting on the Ides of March. The stock heat sink & fan isn't compatible with the motherboard. Even so, the original that came with the computer will work just fine: thermal threshold is 72.4°C (162.32°F). The effect this has had is a much more planted, seamless, action/reation GUI experience. Memory & OS are next on the list of things to upgrade. Vista 64bit. Geeks and general computer snobraderie swear by XP's greatness, but that's not reason enough for me to listen.
I F'n love my new MySpace layout. It gives me laugh every single time i see it (xians beware).
Other than that. I've been laid back at home, on the offensive during social get-togethers (nag's beware) and kickin' ass at work.
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| the last encounter |
[Aug. 24th, 2008|10:54 pm] |
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yeah. Rapid is a cesspool of diseased crotch-rot, pot smokers & incest. Spending time with those who call it home is like touring a sewage waste facility in a speed boat. Sure speed boats can be fun, but you're on a lake of shit. There's a foul aroma you can't quite put your finger on. And if you're not careful or diligent; you'll take on water. Perhaps even drown. Come on. You've got to understand that there's something wrong when you pay too much for a small apartment that leaks. Mold growing in the carpet. An audio system that can't play CD's quite right. Burned from a laptop you don't really need and can't really use. Whining about the Bud Light that isn't getting you drunk. Boasting about your so-called sex life to anyone who'll listen while forgetting your 200lbs girth. Hoping out loud that your massage therapy career will someday pay off. So you can secretly buy more crap from Global Market to add to your gothic motif.
I nearly lost my patience sitting through the 'medical staff: a clique of drug abusers who're lower than us' argument. Thankfully it didn't last long due to lack of evidence & general agreement. my gawd. what a warped sense of reality. |
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| stranger exchange III (- man vs. womyn edition -) |
[Aug. 2nd, 2008|06:59 pm] |
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Wow. This fat feminist has two sources of food! It's her second biggest monthly expense ($404.94) next to rent. She goes on to say that she spends too much money. She talks about the food, but admits setting aside a day (maybe more) for pigging out is not that big of a deal. I'm not sure where she's coming from on the clothes. What's more ridiculous? The price she paid or the thought she needed them at all, i don't know. And as if Netflix & iTunes carries any priority what so ever.
Here's my monthly spending pie chart. You wont see credit card, because i have none. You wont see clothes, because i don't budget for stupid shit. In my household, arbitrary material item's come out of disposable income. That's another pie chart and it's nobody's business. Criticize what you want, but bear in mind that Groceries represents $112.00. Figure the rest out for yourself.
The program i used to create said pie chart didn't cost me anything. Like everything else available on the Internet (including tunes & flix). |
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| the slip |
[Jul. 19th, 2008|07:21 pm] |
The Slip was released on CD in the United States and Canada on July 22, 2008. The album was released as a six-panel digipack which contained (in addition to the album itself) a 24 page booklet, a sticker pack, and a DVD with live performances of 1,000,000, Letting You, Discipline, Echoplex, and Head Down. This package was limited to 250,000 numbered units worldwide.
Now, doesn't that make sense? Releasing music for free long before the LP, so that when it's finally available in stores; the CD comes complete with extras. An incentive to buy. I don't know if anyone else is doing this, but damn that's brilliant.
Though, that's almost too little too late, because Blueray's in. Who buys DVD's anymore? |
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| i-ˈnē-brē-ˌāt |
[Jul. 17th, 2008|02:54 am] |
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Zoning laws in the 21st century pretty much cut & shuffle nearly every single American city with a population over 5,000. Bars, liquor stores & casino's in particular can't be within so many yards from schools, public parks, etc. It's a fact of life.
Same goes for alcohol. It isn't any less potent than in centuries past. Everyone acts a fool when they're intoxicated. It's a fact of life.
So, when 17 year old girls consider hanging out in front of a bar in Anytown, USA at 1am ..they are simply asking for trouble. They're the ones who should be arrested. |
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| the fucked |
[Jul. 7th, 2008|10:36 am] |
So, we get this French tourist in the E.R. for a CAT scan. After some small talk, we find that they're unimpressed with Mt. Rushmore, but they really liked Crazy Horse. Next they planned to visit the Reservation. Yes, the Indian Reservations. And that's fine. As long as they travel during the day. When asked why, we quarried. "Have you seen Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome?" And they have. "That's pretty much what it looks like." And it does. Screwy French!
Oh, and Death Proof was a complete ripoff of Top Gear. Specifically a mix between series 2 episode 5 & series 4 episode 3. Especially when Richard Hammond walks out and says, "They have been talking for seven and a half minutes. Without a single fact or piece of information being exchanged or imparted."
Also, i'd like to say that if you change out the struts on your car yourself, have it serviced for a wheel alignment immediately afterwards. It's that bad. |
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| red coat |
[Jul. 1st, 2008|05:21 am] |
The current salary (2008) for rank-and-file members of the House and Senate is $169,300 per year. There are 535 of them. $90,575,500 for congress alone. Compared to just $80,000,000 for maintaining British royalty. Democracy is expensive. I think you can see where this is going. |
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| the "2630" plan |
[Jun. 20th, 2008|03:26 pm] |
Unlike it's older brother, the "2530", this one is permanent. No time changes to facilitate the ease of confusion here. No worries i'll sleep too late into the day either. Same days. Same time. Same traffic. Same schedule. The best part of it is is that Fridays are now mine to do with what i please. That's right. A free day off, because i worked those hours into the other worthless days of the week who's names won't be uttered here.
Sadly, though. On this my first day off, we have a problem. Water main break. They said it'll be fixed by "8". What day, week, month or year ..they failed to mention. |
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| rongfully wright |
[Jun. 11th, 2008|02:35 am] |
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I'm going to make an effort to get as far away as possible, if only for a short while. Steps have been taken. Monday evening i officially threw my name in the hat to be part of a live studio audience. Around a little-thought-of bit of British countryside in Surrey. I highly doubt i'll get the chance, but i won't give up easily. But just think of the act of celebrating 4th of July ..in England.
More recently, I made a strangers day. As for the rest of the 203 days left in the year; that's up to them.
Finally, i fucking hate those who refuse to learn their own damn computer. No more hand-holding. Point & click is perfectly straight forward. Those who can't perform the simplest tasks ought to be summarily executed. So, gawd help me if/when i drive over there to find the link i sent via e-mail, works. |
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| can't & won't |
[Jun. 7th, 2008|01:08 am] |
Whoa. This is something new. Apparently, my likability is based solely on what 6violets assumes i can/can't do. Specifically, commenting via e-mail on B/S that i'd rather choose to ignore. The basic premise behind this retarded logic is if i attempted to argue B/S; she'd feel more comfortable to speak to me about everything. Thus increasing my likability to more "than most people". I refuse to do so, so that makes me less than most people. yeah. That's about the jist of it. I'm sorry, i don't have 1,001 opinions on one topic. Apparently, most people do. |
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| word association: riot |
[Jun. 5th, 2008|05:01 am] |
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It's folks like Leonard Pitts who give racists a bad name. You're forced to dumb down to his level to glean any sort of understanding out of his commentary. |
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| go pick my corn (outa my shit) |
[May. 22nd, 2008|01:58 am] |
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| | crakers' crib | ] |
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| | Above & Beyond - TATW #216 | ] | I absolutely adore it when i cross paths with a black person. Their silent contempt with a snide attitude to match just isn't good enough anymore. I'd actually prefer a racial slur every now & then. Not only will it get me laughing, but it'll get them out of the closet. Now that would be progress. |
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| the forbidden yellow line |
[May. 13th, 2008|05:29 am] |
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| | Duran Duran - Come Undone | ] |
Don't drive on it! -this message brought to you by the Rapid City Police Department
yeah, i got lit up over the weekend. i also had lots to say, but can't remember it. fucking cops. |
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| wind to blow me in |
[May. 8th, 2008|03:39 am] |
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I think LJ deleted one of my interests. I could've sworn i had 112, but can't prove it. I might be persuaded to protest that, had i any idea what it was. One big obstacle is, of course, the lack of caring. The reason being that most of them are fake. Yep. 96.2% of what's there simply puts a smile on my face just by reading it as an 'interest'. More for me than anyone else. You'd think then that the MySpace would be a polar opposite of this, but it isn't. Because this isn't reality ..and it doesn't have to be. |
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[Apr. 30th, 2008|03:45 am] |
Work has seen fit to ordain me a Priest of some sort. Process is in a sense, our Bible. Sure, i can tell the difference between right & wrong, but whether A & B belong next to a part number or not, shouldn't be my job. I'm not an Engineer or a Program Manager, but somehow i'm supposed to know whether two processes, identical in every way except for A & B, is correct for any assembly. Yeah. Somethings not right. Hold on. A Lot of things aren't right. In fact, process paperwork was my chief concern before taking this job. I asked straight up just how long they've been in this sort of business. You'd think within 17 years time they'd get their act together, but from what i've noticed; that hasn't been the case.
It all comes from the same source. How can two similar assembly processes say two different things? Impossible. Conclusion: Operator Interpretation Error. Which is understandable. If the process didn't contain ambiguity to begin with, variances wouldn't occur. |
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[Apr. 26th, 2008|09:25 am] |
I've lost some respect for Ben Stein. Some. That's just how awesome the man is. So, he takes the view that Darwinism is, at best, a contributing factor to the Nazi Holocaust, and at worst, the direct cause. Big deal. oh, btw ..Creationists are persecuted.
That's fine, because to me this 'film' speaks less as an informative documentary than as a triumph of religious resentment. Wackos such as Jim Jones, David Koresh and thousands more (too many to name) hijacked religion to suit their own depravity. Perpetrators of Darwinism have blood on their hands too ..while persecuting Creationists.
Atheism: twisting what the idea of logic should be. praise Jesssus! |
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[Apr. 25th, 2008|02:46 pm] |
50 shots maybe murder, but it wasn't a murder trial. Manslaughter isn't murder and even the detective who shot 31 rounds wasn't charged with it. Had this trial gone on Judge Mathis or even Judge Judy; the family probably would've got the lynching conviction they were all expecting. White men don't stand a chance on daytime court tv.
btw, it's snowing. 73 on wednesday. 33 today. we've been robbed of Spring. where's the justice in that?! |
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