Sunday, December 12, 2004

Sen-Sational

And for the record, I've had this title lined up since long before Shin pulled his little trick today.

Comment Commentary

Syk- I refuse to dignify that with a witty response.

Shin- Tell me about it.

Karmi- My conversations with my friends have all been coming back to the Holocaust after seeing this movie.

Mimmi- Whoa, I'm supposed to capitalize all of Ikea? I apologize.

James- The Wachowskis aren't really keen on public stuff, are they? I don't even know what they look like.

Syk- *sues you*

Mal- Garden State was the most I've ever been disappointed with a movie. The trailers were so hilarious, but unfortunately those were the only good parts.

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God dammit, my brother and his pervo friend were looking at porn on this computer again. It seems they actually went on some sites, instead of regular Google Image Searches. I swear, if they ever get a virus or something..

On this computer, of course. Not from each other.

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I just typed this entire post up, only to be reminded that I deleted all of my temporary internet files, including cookies, to get rid of signs of my brother's.. Adventures. This, of course, kept the post from going through, and I lost all progress I had made. Because of this, you're getting an "abridged" version of the actual post, which shall never see the light of day again.

I went to a birthday party today. There was a big inflatable bouncy-jumper thing that was cool to bounce in, a wooden fort from 1996 that was fun to sit in, and a trampoline that was fun to.. Well, jump, on.

It's rare that I spend more time outside than inside at a friend's house. I probably would have spent more time inside, had there not been My Boo, Drop It Like It's Hot and a bunch of new, upbeat rock hits playing on Sirius. >:O

I came home and watched The Simpsons in the first time since forever. It was one of my favorite episodes- the one where Marge has to overcome her fear of flying- but that's not why I like it. Like so many episodes of The Simpsons, there was a mini-story in the beginning that eased us into the real thing. In this one, Homer gets kicked out of Moe's Tavern permenantly and is forced to find a new bar. The Cheers scene is definitely up there on my list of favorite Simpsons moments.

This one was actually one of the first episodes of The Simpsons I ever saw. The actual first one, though, the first taste of the series that propelled me into a downward spiral of fandome and religious viewing, was the one with Lance Murdock (I think that was his name), motorcycle stunt master extraordinaire. The only sitcoms I had really watched before that were Friends and Everybody Loves Raymond, which almost always went right over my head, but when I saw Homer fall down the cliffside screaming in pain for five straight minutes I giggled insanely for two straight days. I remember stumbling up the stairs afterwards, with a chocolate shake in my hand (It was in a martini glass), weak from laughter, and collapsing on my floor in an extreme state of gigglage.

I love how all of my tangents seem to evolve into rants. Nothing's planned anymore.

Closing statement: My subwoofer makes for a very nice footrest.
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