Sunday, December 31, 2006
We can't stop here! This is bat country!
Thursday, December 28, 2006
Galactic Civilizations II, Dread Lords
Monday, December 25, 2006
Merry Christmas from me and all my imaginary freinds
-Ralph, tawaze warrior/explorer/scholar/poet, patron of the Ralph bloodline. Coincidental Apexet Saint.
Howdy. This is my grooviness Naos Ben-David, the Trickster King coming at you from Canada. I’d like to wish all yous guyzo’s a great an bountiful season with much fun and postitive vibes, whatever holiday you celebrate.
-His Grooviness Naos Ben-David, Herald of the Grail and founder of Awakenism
Merry Christmas everyone. Bush, I’ll be seeing you at the end of your term.
-Helen X, Devine consort of his Grooviness. Spirit of Vengeance
Either way, I’m Muslim and don’t celebrate Christmas. My wife happens to be a Christian however. I’m not currently experiencing any real religious holidays myself at the moment. So, have a good holiday season, whatever religion you may follow
-Lucifer "King Peacock." AKA Prometheus. Angel with free-will.
-The Runner.
Hey, like Ralph I’d like to wish everyone a Happy Winter Solstice. I’d also like to say screw the Babylonian Brethren and the Bush administration and all those Christian fundamentalist you have on the telly. We all know your in league with Haikren Ye’Dozrak guys, so quite the whole preacher thing. And Alan Moore, I want royalties for that Constantine guy. If your going to make a rip of off the Blackwright family the least you could do is him Irish. And we don’t wear trench coats, that’s the Howler family. And we're smart enough to know not to summon demons, and that movie sucked the books were better. Completely different family. And Mel Gibson, don’t screw the Jews. The Jews have done more for this species then you’ll ever know you Hollywood (the rest is about people he hates, curses to various organizations and a ten-page rant about how Crowley didn’t know squat)
-Jack Blackwright, changeling sorcerer. Patron of the Blackwright family. Cranky old man.
Alright, say something that isn’t godly.
Why me?
I don’t know?
Isn’t this conversation ungodly?
It don’t seem very divine if that’s what your saying?
Writer, your not writing this down are you?
No.
That’s good. Okay, So say something.
You say something?
I don’t know what to say. We don’t even celebrate Christmas. We’re not even Christian. How can you be Christian if your already a god?
Is Jesus Christian?
Nah, Ralph says he’s Jewish.
Oh, what would Ralph know about that, he’s pagan. Writer are you sure your not typing this down.
Of course I’m not.
Alright. So, what are we going to say.
Well, we might as well wish everyone a merry Apexet Rising day.
They don’t celebrate that, and there is a small chance that an Apexetist is reading this.
Let’s just do this.
Alright, we wish you a blessed Apexet Rising day.
There, it’s done. Writer, you didn’t write any of that conversation stuff down.
No.
-Dana and Ka Lynn Apexet. Co-God Empresses of the Dvekti people. Every Christian Fundamentalists nightmare (A homosexual couple that also happens to be gods)
Yeah. It's Christmas. Opened my presents while ago. Didn't get that copy of Oriental Adventures I wanted, but my parents got me some really cool stuff. I have a new housecoat I'm wearing right at this moment. I also got a portable DVD player, the entire series of Firefly (14 episodes), The Blues Brothers and Serenity to watch on it. I also got a Monty Python calendar, some chocolate and Bruce Springsteen's Born to Run. Great album. Oh, and I got Neil Gaiman's 1602, which is basically the Marvel universe in the year 1602. It's pretty cool, even though I didn't really want it. I also got some new clothes.
Sunday, December 24, 2006
Christmas Eve '06
Friday, December 22, 2006
I am Free. I am Free (and freedom has the taste of Christmas without snow, Sigh)
- Hot Chocolate or Egg Nog? Hot Chocolate.
- Does Santa wrap presents or just sit them under the tree? The presents are wrapped by the gnomes. Santa does deliver presents to my house wrapped however.
- Colored lights on tree/house or white lights? I don't know.
- Do you hange mistletoe? No, to much risk of kissing my sisters.
- When do you put your lights up? If I could I'd put them up in the living room or den or something all year round. Sadly, I must wait until I get my own place.
- What is your favorite holiday dish? Stuffing
- Favorite holiday memory? Hm. Just the idea of sitting around a tree getting presents. Merges into itself really.
- When did you know the truth about Santa? That he was a half-alien shaman? Last Christmas. I can't say anything else.
- Do you open a gift on Christmas Eve? Just clothes.
- How do you decorate your Christmas tree? Little glass bells with otters in them.
- Snow, love it or dread it? I wish I hade snow. It's all gone.
- Can you ice skate? Hate it, so no.
- Do you remember your favorite gift? I'm going to say the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Or maybe my Mp3 player.
- What's the most important thing? Sweet Holiday Ok-ness
- What is your favorite holiday dessert? Pie. Anykind of pie. Except Rhubarb
- What is your favorite holiday tradition? Every single one of my imaginary freinds coming over to stay at my place. Weird, since few of them are actually Christian.
- What tops your tree? Star.
- Which do you prefer, giving or recieving? Both is fine, just as long as I recieve.
- What is you favorite Christmas song? You're all going to hate me for this, but Santa got run over by my Chevi. I heard it on Little Steven's Underground Garage last week and for some reason I loved it. I also like Chipmunk's Roasting on an Open Fire.
- Candy canes, yuck or yum? Me, I don't care either way.
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Two days until Christmas Vacation, also includes upcoming plans and a review of Clerks
Monday, December 18, 2006
Greetings True Believers!
Saturday, December 16, 2006
A whole whack of movies I've seen
So, anyway. In recent times I have seen many way cool movies, which I will know review for you.
First I would like to thank Steph for telling me about the movie Dogma, what was it a year ago? Anyway, after many moons of waiting and failing to finish the screenplay they have at my local library I finally watched it. And it was a great movie. The basic plot is that these two angels named Loki and Bartleby really ticked God of during the Old Testament and were damned to spend eternity in a place worse then hell (i.e. Wisconsin). After centuries of sitting in airports and screwing with the clergy, they have found a loop-hole in Catholic dogma that will allow them to re-enter Heaven. The bad thing about this is that by doing this they are prooving God wrong by returning to Heaven, which God said they couldn't, and as of such negating all existance. The only people who can stop them are an Abortion Clinic Employee named Bethany, two guys named Jay and Silent Bob who are supposed to be Prophets, and the Thirteenth Apostle, Rufus who plans on correcting some major flaws in the Bible, such as him not being in it.
This movie is the best satire on Christianity since Monty Python's Life of Brian. I recommend it to everyone except my grandparents, either pair. Mainly because of the ecsesive use of the f-word and the fact that my dad's parents are Catholic, which isn't portrayed in a flattering light what with there stupid rules almost destroying existance and all.
The next movie I saw yesterday and was also a movie I was waiting a long time to see. This was a Romantic Comedy about two people with Aspergers Syndrome called Mozart and the Whale. I'm not really big on such movies, but since both these people have Aspergers Syndrome. It's a good movie that people familiar with Asperger's Syndrome would find amusing, and maybe people unfamiliar with Asperger's Syndrome.
Anyway, that's all the movies I've seen. Not as many as I thought. Well, I'd like to move soon becaus something close to me smells like old gym socks and I'm afraid it's the lady beside me. Bye.
Thursday, December 14, 2006
Internet dating services
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
I'm on DeviantArt!
http://the-mythanian.deviantart.com/
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Of the Strider/Walker/Ranger family
That he had seen heaven, hell and all that lay between
My life was blown far away like oh so much desert sand
And now I walk between the spheres, into an unknown land
Monday, December 11, 2006
Certainly, in the topsy-turvy world of heavy rock, having a good solid piece of wood in your hand is often useful. (Ian Faith, manager of Spinal Tap)
Sunday, December 10, 2006
There are strangers here
You Are 28% Nerdy |
You're a little nerdy, but no one would ever call you a nerd. You sometimes get into nerdy things, but only after they've become a part of mainstream culture. |
You Should Have Been Born Under: |
You've got a ton of energy - and need plenty of room to roam. You tend to follow your whims, and it's hard for you to stick to one thing. Specific jobs, loves, and friends are always changing and never a part of your life for long. Very intuitive, you tend to know what people are thinking before they say a word. You are most compatible with a Dog or Tiger. |
You Are 61% Peaceful |
You are a very peaceful person. All is good in your world, no matter what's going on. Occasionally you let your problems get to you, but you generally remain upbeat. Your inner strength is inspirational - much more so than you may realize. |
You Are a Snowflake |
You live for the winter - blizzards, cold nights, snowball fights! The holidays are just a bonus! |
Your Dominant Thinking Style: Visioning |
You are very insightful and tend to make decisions based on your insights. You focus on how things should be - even if you haven't worked out the details. An idealist, thinking of the future helps you guide your path. You tend to give others long-term direction and momentum. |
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
The Craziest Days of the Craziest Month of the Craziest Year in Christendom
Monday, December 04, 2006
Secrecy is key
Friday, December 01, 2006
Graphic Novel Ideas and the coming of East Coast City
- The Second Coming, (working title) A story about how Jesus came back from the dead and comes to terms with stuff. It's a tie-in with my Song of The Sixties story ark. It starts of in an Easy Rider style with Jesus and Krishna going on a road trip across a fictional landscape of the human imagination were they join up with Buddha, Mary Magdalene, various greek and roman gods, Nai'Atha Farwalker and Azrin Zeynborn and maybe even Ralph. Yeah, let's put Ralph in it. It ends with Jesus regaining his role as the founder of Christianity and how he tries to stear it back in the right deriection. In the end he is killed by the Religious Right.
- Pacifica, a superhero series inspired a bit by Warren Ellis' The Authority. It takes place in a world similar to ours were superhero's are just beginning to become public knowledge. A bunch of people have colonized a small island in the Pacific ocean and have begun to build a Utopian society. When they begin to be attacked by other nations, they begin to gather together a team of superheros to protect them, that eventually become a global protection force. I don't have the heroes just yet, but I have an idea for one. He's a half-lizard Japanese soldier form WWII, named Kambei Kurosawa. His code name is the Untouchable. He's based off of old American comics that portrayed the Japanese as fanged monsters. I don't mean this to be racist, I just thought this would make an interesting character. The name is derived from Akira Kurosawa (Japanese director who created "The Seven Samurai" great movie) and one of the main characters from that movie, Kambei. I suppose there's a bit of Seven Samurai in it too. Hm, I'm using that theme in the Apocalypse novel as well. You think I can use the same plot element twice.
- Something staring Lord Byron. I just thought I could do something starring Lord Byron against various dark forces in my Mythos. Does this sound to corny or would it actually work? If it does, then Lord Byron will be the second Romantic Poet to make it into my Mythos. William Blake is already a champion of the Grail and his own Mythos is going to be mixed with mine.
I don't have any idea what these cultures are, but there's alot. The main culture would be around an area called the Eye, which is were all the commerce is held. It shouldn't be to far from New York, which has begun to sink, similar to Venice. (I stole this from Dan Simmon's Hyperion. A character mentions something called the New York Archepelego). New York has a mainly Muslim population in East Coast City and is known as Al-New York. There's still scatterings of Jews and Catholism. There should also be various sub-cultures who are basically primitive tribes living in this vaste world.
There should also be this one big strip of area inhabited by Bohemian Anarchists, some of whom are my desendents. This entire area is a self-contained anarchist utopia were people do as they please. I think I'll have it on the Canada side of the great lakes, near my home-town.
I don't have any idea what kinds of aliens will live here. I think I'm going to have one race of aliens that looks like the Greys. Don't know what I'll call them. Maybe an alien race similar to the Draan from Mythania. Another race of rodent people, similar to Ralph. Another race that is a big empire thing and is the dominant military power. (Humanity is the dominent economic power because it's at the hub of a giant worm-hole net. The rodent people used to be slaves of the emperial race, but some escaped and started various colonies, such as the one in East Coast City. Let's see this is the current species....
- Humans
- Rarrte, the rodent people
- Darii, the draan stand ins
- To'Dornar, the big military power
- Greys, The Grey aliens of UFO fame. Should have a kind of Bene Gesserit thing about them. Nobody trusts them, nobody can do without them. Called Greys because they're true name is unpernouncable.
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One last thing, when I do the pictures, I'd like it to have various advertisements for political candidates and products, but I want to have fun with it. Like "Ebola Cola. You drink it, it drinks you." I can't use that because it's from Transmetropolitan, but if anyone can come up with products for the future metropolis of East Coast City I'd appreciate it.
Thursday, November 30, 2006
Essays, more on Litvenko and Tur-pope-in.
Friday, November 24, 2006
The Son of The November Blogthings
Your Career Type: Artistic |
You are expressive, original, and independent. Your talents lie in your artistic abilities: creative writing, drama, crafts, music, or art. You would make an excellent: Actor - Art Teacher - Book Editor Clothes Designer - Comedian - Composer Dancer - DJ - Graphic Designer Illustrator - Musician - Sculptor The worst career options for your are conventional careers, like bank teller or secretary. |
Your Sketchiness Factor |
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Your life is pretty darn perfect. You don't have much to complain about.
Of course, your life is occasionally less than perfect. But you're usually too happy to notice.
And now here's something you'll really like...
Rocky the flying squirrel: And now, here's something you'll really like...
Me: Wah! Who the hell are you?
Rocky: I'm Rocky the flying squirrel.
Me: No seriously.
Rocky: Seriously.
Me: Well don't sneak up on me.
Rocky: I didn't.
Me: Did so.
Rocky: I didn't.
Me: did so.
Rocky: didn't
Me: did.
Rocky: didn't
Me: did.
(Naos walks in)
Naos: Hey, Writer. Who's this?
Me: Rocky the flying squirrel.
Naos: From the cartoon?
Me: I guess?
Naos: What's he doing here.
Rocky: I'm showing him something he'll really like.
Bullwinkle: Hey Rocky.
Me, Naos and Rocky: WAH!
Me: What the hell.
Rocky: Bullwinkle!
Naos: This means those Soviet stand ins are going to appear and they still want me for instigating the Freedonia incident, I'm out of here.
Ralph: And now here's something you'll really like.
Rocky: That's my line.
School and saying goodbye to a hero
Thursday, November 23, 2006
Update on the school front
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
The Dutch Are At It Again.
Tuesday, November 21, 2006
Untitled
- Poems. I write poetry sometimes. I should put up some poems.
- Photography. I don't have a camera, but some pictures would be nice to have around the blog. I don't have any pictures of me with my Jacket of OK-ness and my new +2 Bandana of Roses.
- More political and cultural commentaries. This means that I should try and read more about politics. I can do that.
- Be more honest with people. There are some thing about me that you don't know. I'm not sure I want to go through and tell you today, but I figure I might have to tell you eventually. Might be beneficial.
- GET A SOCIAL LIFE! I need to spend more time with people. I need to learn more about people and I need to start making freinds. I got freinds at the moment but I want them to be better freinds.
This is a bunch of stuff I heard on my yahoo radio. I'm using this as a list so I'll remember to get them. You can look into it for yourself
- Tomorrow, (album Tomorrow. Song: Three Jolly Little Dwarves). Very psychedelic feel, along with a folkish element. Weird, must get.
- Athletes (album: Tourist, Song: Wires) Judged this awhile ago. Has a depressed kind of sound with a bit of majesty. I can see how it is good. There are some jumps but I don't know if there intentional. Should check this out.
- The Coasters, (album: 50 Coastin' Classics. Song: Charlie Brown) This is a good song. Catchy, has this good trumpet thing going. The lyrics are good and simple and the song isn't heavy. It's a nice light fun song.
- The Rutles, just out of curiousity. There a parody of The Beatles by Eric Idle of Monty Python fame.
I want to be a writer. This damn blogging system won't let me end this as a paragraph so we got a run on paragraph or whatever you call this. Kind of like in lines of Alan Ginsberg's poetry. I got the complete collection of his poetic works at the public library. It's pretty good, but I have some difficulty understanding most of it. I have that problem with poetry.
I'm reading The Glass Menagerie in English. Well, I have read it more or less three times over. What with my feelings of overwhelmingness and lack of control oaround my own life I feel a certain kinship with the character Tom. Tom has to support his family by working at a job he hates and has every detail of his life closely monitered by his mother, Amanda. The only liberation he can find is going to the movies night after night, and drinking alcohol. I'm not an alcoholic or have to support my family, but I feel that I am in more or less the place Tom is in. We both have little control over our lives. God I am so goth today.
In recent news, a Russian spy has been poisoned recently in unknown cercumstances. It's a pretty interesting story. There's suspition that Purin, leader of Russia is behind this, because the spy, Alexander Litvinenko, has hade some difficulty with the whole Putin-having-his-opponents-killed-off-thing. The poison of choice is believed to be thallium, which looks like salt or sugar, disolves in water and has no odure, but it may be something else. I find this all very interesting. I hade little knowledge about what goes on in Russia. I imagine since there isn't a risk of the Russians dropping an atomic bomb on our heads we don't have much of a visible reason to worry about them. Still, this is kind of disturbing. If Putin's in the mood to knock of his opponents and risk to his regime, then we may soon see Communist Russia come back like a big atomic pheonix. Anyway, if your reading this Mr. Litvinenko, I'm roughting for youl. Keep sticking it to the man.
This is Writer. Signing out.
Saturday, November 18, 2006
Trip to Toronto
Anyway, one of the interesting bits of my trip was a woman walked up to me and asked me were she could find THC. I thought she was talking to my freind, who said that we didn't. I didn't find this strange, but I did tell them that I was sorry we didn't know. Then my freind turned to me and said "She was talking to you. She wanted to know were she could find some marijuana." I found this endlessly amusing. Apparently, THC is the stuff in marijuana that makes you high.
Mom is very happy that I could go to Toronto on my own, since she was worried that I wouldn't be able to do that. This is good for me also, since I plan on living in Toronto at some point. I also found a place that sells groceries down town so that would be place for me to get food.
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
I want to go to the movies
Saturday, November 11, 2006
The November Blogthings
You Are 48% Politically Radical |
You've got some radical viewpoints, but you aren't completely nuts. You're more of a visionary than a radical. |
Your Summer Love Type is Go With the Flow |
A great summer love may be in the cards for you ... or not. You'll have a fantastic time this summer, taking what comes. What you want is flexible - what you'll get is up in the air. No matter what, you'll have fun - and maybe a few flings! |
Your Movie Buff Quotient: 26% |
You're a very typical movie goer. You like movies, but you are by no means a movie buff. You've seen many of the biggest blockbusters, but you haven't really started digging in to the classics. |
Your Expression Number is 5 |
A total multi-tasker, you have a wide variety of talents. You're very versatile and able to change at a drop of a hat. A free spirit, you crave change and adventure. Clever and quick witted, you can convince anyone of anything. You can do anything you desire... though this sometimes gets you in trouble! Very popular, you're always thinking up new ways to entertain and amuse your friends. Your restless and impatient attitude means you don't stay with projects for long. You tend to be erratic and scattered - it's hard for you to focus. You often find yourself in a state of flux with constantly changing interests. |
You Are 4% Republican |
If you have anything in common with the Republican party, it's by sheer chance. You're a staunch liberal, and nothing is going to change that! |
You Are 68% Democrat |
You have a good deal of donkey running through your blood, and you're proud to be liberal. You don't fit every Democrat stereotype, but you definitely belong in the Democrat party. |
You Should Have Voted For Kerry |
Though You'd Rather Vote for Michael Moore |
Friday, November 10, 2006
My birthday is today.
- Fragile Things, by Neil Gaiman
- a new backpack
- Three-Dragon Ante, a card game for Dungeons and Dragons.
- A shirt
- Five new buttons
- Sprite made a cute picture of me saying "D&D is the coolest"
- My EA gave me 40 pencils and a giant Mr. Big chocolate bar.
My EA gave me 40 pencils, two erasers and a really big Mr. Big bar.
Anyway, as you all know my good freind Loncrow will be coming today. He dosn't know it's my birthday, but quite franklty after not seeing him for a year tops, his presence will be enough (and that new D&D campaign setting his brother made and Soulcaliber III. Soulcaliber III is wikied awesome. I'm making Elric). Anyway, that's it. Bye for know.
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
Not back on till Bloody March!
- A button making machine, not a girly one that you get at the local toy shop.
- Book of Exalted Deads, a Dungeons and Dragons source book for playing good characters. Mom said she's not getting it because she dosn't want to get me D&D stuff.
- Oriental Adventures, a Dunegons and Dragons book with rules for playing in an Asian setting. I want access for the Samurai class for a Mythania RPG I'm working on for personal use. Again, not going to get it.
- Galactic Civilizations II, a computer strategy game because I'm sick of playing Sims 2.
- V for Vendetta, I cannot stress this enough, THE BOOK NOT THE MOVIE. I hate the mobie. V is much more better in the book. They humanized him way to much in the movie.
- The Blues Brothers, I love this movie. Anyone who dosn't love this movie should have their brain examined. It's hilarious.
- The Second or Third Season of Star Trek the Original Series, 'Nuff said.
- The First Two Volumes of Transmetropolitan, Just read the first issue on the internet. Spider Jerusalem is so cool. I wouldn't want to emulate him but he's a great character. Read the comic by clicking here. I warn you it is not for young readers. It's from Vertigo.
- Born to Run, a CD by Bruce Springsteen. Great album
- The complete series of Firefly and the movie, Serenity. Great series. Fox should never have cancelled it. Bush, by the way, since you control Fox and everything I blame you. May you go to the Special Hell.
That's all I can think off. Oh, and the first two seasons of Lost would be good. Note to self, find out the name of fans of Lost.
Friday, November 03, 2006
But no one suspects that beneath his mild-mannered exterior, Writer is truly...somebody else?
Wednesday, November 01, 2006
Post-Halloween PA day
Well, I guessed the twist. See, I came up with the idea that there are two islands and the Others live on one, and the guys we see the most live on the other. And I was RIGHT! See, there's this whole thing about dualities, so I figured that there was another island and I was RIGHT! However, that's as far as I can go. I don't know why Desmond can predict the future know, except it has something to do with the Hatch.
Anyway, know we vear away from Lost to tell you my big annoucement. Loncrow's coming, yeah. I don't know if he reads my blog, but I hope he isn't intimidated by that. It's just so great to have a freind over. You may remember Loncrow, he's a freind of mine who I lost contact with. He's coming over on the 10th, which happens to be my birthday so that's great. We're going to play Dunegons and Dragons and knowing Loncrow Playstation.
Anyway, yesterday was Halloween. I didn't go out of dress up or anything. I would have licked to dress up, but I didn't get around to making a costume. I'll probubly do it tommorrow. Anyway, that's all I care to speak of today. Bye Bye.
Saturday, October 28, 2006
I went to Toronto. I am back now.
Friday, October 20, 2006
A letter to Kim Jong-Il
My sister makes me feel sad
Monday, October 16, 2006
How sinful I am and other tests
Your Dominant Intelligence is Linguistic Intelligence |
You are excellent with words and language. You explain yourself well. An elegant speaker, you can converse well with anyone on the fly. You are also good at remembering information and convicing someone of your point of view. A master of creative phrasing and unique words, you enjoy expanding your vocabulary. You would make a fantastic poet, journalist, writer, teacher, lawyer, politician, or translator. |
Your Sloth Quotient: 50% |
You're definitely lazier than the average person, but you're able to live a somewhat normal life. All your life needs is a little more effort and variety, and you might see that doing hard things is actually fun! |
Your Wrath Quotient: 22% |
Sometimes you get really angry, but nothing out of the norm. While you may wish someone harm, it's pretty unlikely that you'd actually do anything about it. |
Your 1950s Name is: |
Your Lust Quotient: 42% |
You are definitely a lustful person, but you do a good job of hiding it. Your friends would be surprised to know that your secretly very wild! |
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Wednesday and Today
Soundtrack to the upcoming nuclear apocolypse
“Atomic Punk,” Van Halen
“Fuck Armageddon . . . This Is Hell,” Bad Religion
“Goin’ to California,” Led Zeppelin
“Fire and Rain,” James Taylor
“It’s the End Of The World (As We Know It),” R.E.M. And you can help too, just click here freeing me of any further responsibility. I'm thinking of adding Louie, Louie.
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Canadian Thanksgiving
Wednesday, October 04, 2006
Day off School
Speaking of used book stores, I went to City Lights today and picked up some new books. The books were an Elric novel and a thing on the Samurai from the collection of some guy who had alot of similar tastes to me. Lots of paranormal, mythological and religious works. I also picked up Fly by Night, by Rush and a Greatest Hits thing by the Grateful Dead. I also ended up in a record store with my dad and picked up a CD from a band called Hawkwind. Hawkwind is a progressive rock band that Michael Moorcock worked with. It's kind of weird.
In other news, I may be getting a job at the Festival Theatre. I suppose that's a dead give away to which city I live in, but I'm still not telling you were. I don't know exactly what it entails, but I get my own office and I think I help with safety. Here's hoping they allow casual dress!
And that's it. Bye-bye.
Monday, October 02, 2006
Lunchtime blogthings then running
Your Taste in Music: |
Classic Rock: High Influence 90's Alternative: Medium Influence 90's Pop: Medium Influence Progressive Rock: Medium Influence Punk: Medium Influence |
You Are As Cool As They Come |
Rational and relaxed, no one could accuse you of being dramatic. You roll with the punches, and nothing ever gets you too worked up. You are able to maintain perspective and see the big picture. And even if you're emotional inside, you don't let it show. You're great at keeping it together, and you're rewarded for that. People see you as an ideal friend, employee, and partner. |
You Are 12% Capitalist, 88% Socialist |
You see a lot of injustice in the world, and you'd like to see it fixed. As far as you're concerned, all the wrong people have the power. You're strongly in favor of the redistribution of wealth - and more protection for the average person. |
You Belong in New Zealand |
Good on ya, mate You're the best looking one of the bunch Though you're often forgotten... You're quite proud of who you are |
Blog things I post, then run, bye
You Should Try Roller Skiing |
A little more dangerous than snow skiing But who cares when you can ski to the grocery store? |
You Are Impressionism |
You think the world is quite beautiful, especially if you look at it in new and interesting ways. You tend to focus on color and movement in art. For you, seeing the big picture is much more important than recording every little detail. You can find inspiration anywhere... especially from nature. |
You've Experienced 8% of Life |
You have the life experience of a young teenager - which means there's a lot of life in front of you. And if you are past your teen years, you probably have some catching up to do! |