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Due to the fact that I went to the concert, my name got added to a mailing index for a certain Rock magazine. Today (I began writing the entry the day before Monday, but then decided it would be +ev to complete the Party award.) my family went to Deer Lake, which gave me a lot of free time. I knew I didn’t intend on going in the water, therefore, I needed to keep me occupied. I opted to read the magazine, I brought all three. Each magazine had a very good featured article. They featured Johnny Depp, Pearl Jam and the other contained the Red Hot Chili [plural of Pepper]. I found it captivating when I compared Pearl Jam to the [plural of Pepper]. They are both coming off a break (the Pearl Jam break extended for a longer period) and have recently put out an album. The whole “I’ve lived with the people in the band forever. We needed time to alone before we could come back and hang out together and really enjoy making new material.” You forget how old they really are.
I learned on [the day before Monday] that Eddie Vedder, during their break, made an attempt to write techno. He had an E habit at the time and decided he could try to write material while high. He mentioned that it didn’t turn out to be that good, but he did enjoy the E.
The SaintJul 6th, 2006Posted by The Saint on
Excuse me, I’m pissing. Can you please shut up until I’m washing my hands.
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Finished watching the gay cowboy movie. It wasn’t bad, but was slow to get going. The ending was slow again, but I think it did a good job of putting emphasis on the difficult situation Ennis was left with. I noticed that most of the sex in the movie was somewhat heated and tough, even with the wives. I haven’t decided what that is supposed to mean yet, but it’s a thought. It wouldn’t have been as big if people had stopped being stupid and accepted homosexuality.
The SaintJul 5th, 2006Posted by The Saint on
Went to Seaside to visit Lilly and stay with her family because they came from Florida to New Jersey to go to the beach. As a result, I got a nice little sunburn on my back. I decided to turn to the power of MS Paint to show something and try and see if we could figure out how this happened.
The following is a picture of my back.

The orange section is the sunburn. Everything outside of the sunburn is my pale white irish skin. Everything outside of the blue circle is parts of my back I can touch. Everything outside of the green circle is the parts of my back which I have since successfully lathered with lotion. Can some one explain to me how I managed to miss such a big section of my back, when I can clearly cover most of my back?
Another point of interest is the fact that I met a guy that is that knows two of my best friends, yet neither of these friends have met each other.
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All weekend Sci-Fi ran a Twilight Zone marathon (excluding the hour of 10pm last night, that was wrestling). I’ve never really watched any episodes before so it was very interesting. The show does lots of suspense and loves endings. So, with no surprised, I really enjoyed it.
“The Hitch-Hiker” – I was expecting more out of the sailor. When he learned of the man, he seemed like he was uneasy because of the man, turns out it was just the woman that was putting him off.
“The Bewitchin’ Pool” – The voice-overs were really distracting.
“Uncle Simon” – OH MY GOD, PWNED!!!
“To Serve Man” – Unfortunately, only got to see the end. Tasty, imo.
“Number Twelve Looks Just like You” – Very good. People need to learn how to hide better.
I saw a couple others, looking forward to seeing more.
The SaintJun 27th, 2006Posted by The Saint on
Wendy’s just changed what they call their small/medium/large drinks/fries. The large was changed in a way that it is like a 7-11 drink. They still push the medium as the standard size, which will be fifty cents added. Apparently, since it’s the summer, we need larger quantities.
Things that make me mad:
Watching birds walk.
“The Club” being exclusively used by cars made in the late eighties.
Listening while humanity list things that are insignificant.
The SaintJun 23rd, 2006Posted by The Saint on
Futurama will take the same path as Family Guy. It will be awesome if some TV executive decides to start up shows like Bewitched or Good Times.
The SaintJun 17th, 2006Posted by The Saint on
Was gonna make this when the story broke to the news, but Hawking has a K in it and I wasn’t going to try and work around that.
Ok, Stephen Hawking thinks we need to start thinking about making space communities. He’s right in the fact that Earth is getting more and more screwed. (I can’t go into more about that without being a hippie, so I push forward.)
Yes his IQ quite big, but has he watched any Sci-Fi movies. At minimum, 50% of them are about one race of space creatures who over used their planet and then needed to go somewhere new. It never works out. If we do this, the armed forces need to have nothing to do with it. We are going to run into another creature that is as smart as some creatures that reside on Earth and they are not going to be happy when we start moving in.
The SaintJun 15th, 2006Posted by The Saint on
I present to you the next big thing in the area of competition. LiveCoda is a real time programing competition. Programmers were given 10 minutes to produce code that would correct errors in a sample image. They were allowed to use the language of their choosing and whatever methods they wanted. The 2006 winners, who have a name I can’t say, produced the functional code in 5 minutes and 40 seconds.
The SaintJun 10th, 2006Posted by The Saint on
We were on our way to Max’s when we passed the new dorm development. Then we saw part of a metal object that seemed out of place. As we got closer we understood what was out of place. The metal belonged to an excavator. This excavator happened to be located where 3-story structure had stood the last time we had passed by. You don’t understand how dumbfounded one can become when a large object does not appear where one expects the object to be.
The SaintJun 9th, 2006Posted by The Saint on
So by some means, my college email got put on a spam list. As of now it’s just stock quotes. I tried replying to a couple saying to remove my name, all came back undeliverable. I almost never use my college email beyond college and my COOP. Likely suspects are CampusFood.com or SallieMae.com
A bad email setup makes it more annoying. If an email comes featuring a name in addition to an email address, it appears “NAME” . A columns size can not be enlarged, so only a name will appear if email and name are present. If I’m expecting random emails from a COOP company, do i just open an email and pray it doesn’t contain a virus. Even medium sized subject lines also get cutoff. And I’m stuck using it email for at minimum between two and four more years.
Do I complain a lot on my blog? I feel I do, I need to not do it as often.
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