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A lyric has been ringing in my head more than the entire song "Somebody Told Me" recently:
The meaning of life will come in a dream
This is why we must never go to sleep
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A lyric has been ringing in my head more than the entire song "Somebody Told Me" recently:
The meaning of life will come in a dream
This is why we must never go to sleep
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11:13 PM
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Last night Morey provided food for people at 1:00am. That was fun. I ended up talking to Heath and others about many things and it lasted until 5:15am. We started off talking about superhero movies and the he said we should have a Geek Fest.
We then talked about WillyCon. This was good because we need to improve our turnout. He made a list of improvements for WillyCon/Sci-Fi club starting with Halo Tournament. I said yes so fast because I've been trying to do something like that for some time now. He also thought we should do more contests such a comic or squiggle contests. He put down costume contest and I told him we have a masquerade and he brought up a good point: Why do we limit the parameters of what counts? We have such a limited turnout that we probably should not limit what you can be. On that, a good fundraiser would be going to schools in costume to take pictures with kids. I do feel the club needs some reform beyond promotion. If there is anything such as DnD Fridays, let people know. So many people game such as Magic or Warcraft and Sci-Fi should be the vehicle that starts it.
We then talked about other topics such as Catholicism, religion, aliens, and time travel. That was interesting. I'm not one on physics but don't really believe that light is the absolute limit. Anyways, it was fun. Let's say I woke up for History, but set the wrong alarm for government and woke up at 11:49, then again at 3:08. Time for the CF walk. Fun as always.
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Yay! I'm done with Psych! Man, I hate that class. I'm also done with Family and Personal Relationships, Sped, and Professional Ed. This has been my least fun semester yet. I've really only enjoyed Government with Sped at a close second if it weren't for the eternal projects. Oh well, I'm done almost!
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We had our farewell party for our graduating seniors. It started at 5 and I brought Miniatures, Risk, and my external. Nick and Sam played Miniatures and Erik, Randy, and Warner brought an Xbox and played Madden. We provided pop, cake, and a party sub. After a while, Roger, Dan, and I started Risk. Dan never played. After a while people got bored and soon they left and it was just us. I was bored so I started the new episode of Family Guy, an Enterprise episode, and two episodes of South Park. During the game, we each had taken over most of the map, but spread ourselves too thin. In the end, Dan won by finally conquering my Australia. That's OK, it was fun.
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I bought me some presents today. I picked up a couple of boosters of Rebel Storm Miniatures because Hastings has a surplus it seems. I have greatly increased their forces so they're actually playable. Oh well, I'm done with my Education Portfolio. I was talking to Biskuit and he says that he would rather do Chemistry than busy work. I'm glad that his major. Finally, for no other reason, here is the insanely bright blue light that now eminates from my room. 

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10:06 PM
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Last night was the trash bash. I enjoyed it a lot. There was 4 square which makes you feel like a 5-year old again. There also was Tony's Skee-ball table. I mainly played volleyball with the Walmart bag net that fell down 4 times. I had some of Jessie's Kitty Litter Cake. Afterwards, there was prizes. I won in each category. I got a broom and dustpan in the small category. I also got a pool cue and played lightsabers until I exchanged it for an enormous frisbee. In the large category I got a neon clock which is cool. It will look so awesome in my pad next year.
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The first episode: North by North Quahog has been leaked on the 'net. I'm downloading it as I type and am excited. I was probably going to download it like South Park after it airs. Don't worry, I won't spoil it here by posting my Live Quotes yet or spilling the jokes when it airs. By the way, my stance on downloading TV shows is I do it because there is no legal way of purchasing it. I also typically get the lowest quality so that buying the DVDs is worth it. There is one exception: Enterprise. I get HD quality with that, but they aren't out until May and they are expensive, but I still want those DVDs.
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9:58 PM
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Here's what we've been told officially about the upcoming live-action TV series from Lucasfilm.
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9:31 PM
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This is a fun site that has an enormous database of payphone numbers and some pictures as well as some stories of phones so you could call someone and act like you know what is going on. It's a fun place to check out and add some phone numbers.
read more | digg story
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You are St Patricks Day Google
You may not have many friends but to those that you
do have, you mean the world to them! You are a
loyal and truthful friend and people respect
you for that. You are the world to a lot of
people and that should mean the world to you.
People love you for your honesty, but also for your
tactfulness - knowing when to shut up!
Which Google Are You?
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iTunes has an exclusive track from the upcoming soundtrack to be released on May 3 (the same day of the release of the Phantom of the Opera DVD) so there might be a midnight run for that...Rachel. Anyways, the track is called "Battle of the Heroes" so I wonder what part of the movei that's about? I like the track, as if I wouldn't, and I reccommend it because it won't be on the soundtrack according to Amazon.
Also, there's a new trailer for the video game that look really cool. It probably has few to do with the actual movie, but the game looks awesome. Check it out.
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9:33 PM
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Today was a good day for those nerds who get their rocks off for new video clips from Star Wars. There are 3 new TV spots, 2 of which are ironically targeted toward kids despite Lucas not wanting children to see the movie. Also there are clips from a German show that shows ILM clips of the movie. OK, I get the giggles everytime I hear a dubbed video a la Enterprise in Spanish. It is cool because we see Grievous move an we see Matthew Wood, the voice of Grievous talk in normal-speak. In the TV spots you also hear a Grievous sound byte from the movie for the first time hearing an official voice since Clone Wars Vol. 2.
Check them out here.
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Into the Dragon's Lair
I started with the plan of getting both the Rebel Storm and Clone Strike starter sets for Miniatures before they are removed from shelves, preferably Rebel Storm. I went to Hastings after school on Friday to see if they had any miniatures...one box...in the back...overpriced. So then the next day I went over to Walmart because I needed to kill time and they had none. They did have the Revenge of the Sith starter for miniatures and TCG. Ironic because they don't sell expansions to either. I then went to Toys 'R' Us and they had none but I did see their display. They had a huge Vader helmet and had free LEGO Mini TIE Interceptors with a purchase of $15 or more. No, I didn't get one. They also had a bunch of other cool crap that I wouldn't mind having at some point. I went to Oakview Mall and Waldenbooks had the new ones and GameStop had a few Clone Strike boosters overpriced. I tried Barnes and Noble only to find the new ones as well. I decided to take a chance, I went to the Dragon's Lair Comics shop in Millard. That place is like a mini-WillyCon (if that's possible). There was some gaming and a ton of crap to get. They had all starters and boosters and sold individual miniatures. Paradise. They also had all expansion boosters of TCG and some Star Trek CCG. Let's just say I got a punch card.
Let's Never Go to Sleep
My high school wanted my to bring DDR for post prom again. I borrowed Extreme from Brenner and set it up they way I wanted it. I got a big screen and this was the first time I used an S-Video cable so it looked sweet. While I was playing I played High-def Battlefront. Most of the people played it and Morgan wants to buy it now. There's always someone who plays it for the first time and wants to get it, myself included. I was happy too because the Karaoke was moved across the room so it was at least possible to play over it. I also played some Rhythm and Police to give them hope. The post prom ended at around 4:15 am and I was asleep at 5. Fun. So I was happy this was better than last year. They probably request it again next year.
Westroads is a Motherlode
Today I went to Westroads Mall and I was pleasantly surprised. Waldenbooks had both old starters and Clone and new boosters, Suncoast had both old starters and Clone and new boosters, and Gamestop had overpriced Clone and new boosters. Where was I yesterday? I knew I wasn't getting the other starter yet because I need some more time but I picked up a Clone booster from Suncoast for no reason and then I got a Cinnabon. Oh, Cinnabon! The booster I got rocked. I got so many good ones. I then went to Target and found Star Wars Risk for 19 f-in dollars! I was really, really, really, tempted to get it. They also had a Puzz3D foam puzzle of Anakin's Jedi Starfighter. I never heard of this and never knew they still made those. Still not clean!
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Your Linguistic Profile: |
| 75% General American English |
| 10% Yankee |
| 5% Dixie |
| 5% Midwestern |
| 5% Upper Midwestern |
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I've got a bone to pick with Prof. Karen Walker. The first thing I want to bring up is that given a choice of having Prof. Walker use psychological tools to trick us into doing whatever dishonest grizzlers require of us or having my bicuspids extracted sans Novocaine, I would embrace the pliers, purchase some Polident Partials, and call it a day. I can't follow her pretzel logic. I do, however, know that if Prof. Walker thinks that she can make me go crazy, then she's barking up the wrong tree. It may be coincidence that her holier-than-thou attitudes spoil the whole Zen Buddhist New Age mystical rock-worshipping aura of our body chakras. It may be coincidence that they step on other people's toes. And it may be coincidence that they retain an institution which, twist and turn as you like, is and remains a disgrace to humanity. But that's a lot of coincidence!
Don't kid yourself: I do not find methods of interpretation that are ethically bankrupt, sullen, and dictatorial to be "funny". Maybe I lack a sense of humor, but maybe last summer, I attempted what I knew would be a hopeless task. I tried to convince Prof. Walker that we can and we must protect ourselves by any means necessary against the sexist bestiality of brutal, squalid renegades. As I expected, Prof. Walker was unconvinced. While everybody believes in something, her simple faith in mercantalism will make bribery legal and part of business as usual. Now there will, no doubt, be supercilious, blasphemous bloodsuckers out there who will ask, "So what if Prof. Walker's lapdogs devalue me as a person? That won't affect me." Such crippled thinking is the best example there is as to why racialism is not merely an attack on our moral fiber. It is also a politically motivated attack on knowledge. Although Prof. Walker wants to challenge all I stand for, if we fail to speak out against behavior and speech that is intended to expose and neutralize her enemies rather than sit at the same table and negotiate, then we have no one to blame but ourselves. Unfortunately, I can already see the response to this letter. Someone, possibly Prof. Karen Walker herself or one of her emissaries, will write a condescending piece about how pushy I am. If that's the case, then so be it. What I just wrote sorely needed to be written.
(If you haven't figured it out, I used an automatic BS generator)
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Hardly! I guess there's something about not taking an Honors class for a semester doesn't allow you to register first. So I was not sure when I could register if my current hours count or not. They don't. So I've woken up early on Monday, Tuesday, and today! I would've taken an honors class except I'd either taken them all or they would've hurt my major. Well, I wake up today and register to find out that I was not approved. I talked to Dr. Blaser last week and he said I already was by Dr. Garvin. I figured he looked at the wrong term. I waited for him in between his classes and he was shocked too and we got it corrected. I went to register and I got in all my classes with one surprise. When I registered for Sociology, I accidentally typed in the wrong call number. I was registered for PSY 403 - Cognitive Psychology. I'm thinking, "No, no more Psych!" and drop it and add the right call number. So now I can watch both DS9 episodes today because Dr. Leeper is not in today so there's a nice release.
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My old neighbor stopped by with a printed-off certificate stating that he was a legal minister in the Universal Life Church. Not kidding, they give away ordainships free online in 3 minutes. For those who have everything...
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