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the bringer of pain to your face
16 March 2009 @ 12:29 pm
2 ideas recently to possibly be used for Alpha Wolf.

Alpha Wolf lives in an apartment complex and his landlord is a gay vampire named Tyrone. Tyrone uses his position as a landlord to keep a constant flow of blood and hardbodied tenants.

One of Alpha Wolfs neighbors is a middle-aged white guy named Nathaniel Thorogoodala X who has gone through racial transformation (think C Thomas Howell in Soul Man) to be a black man. He has a very stiff "white" delivery (ie, "allow me to show you my complex handshake, brother") and his apartment is covered with pop African art.
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
06 March 2009 @ 10:13 am
goto80 said my music is "bizarre".
 
 
Current Music: Frank Zappa - Rubber Shirt | Powered by Last.fm
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
03 March 2009 @ 12:10 pm


I bought a lot of food today.
 
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
27 February 2009 @ 02:59 am
This is something that occurred to me a few months ago and I never really mentioned it or remembered it until now, but with the current judicial and health care climate (not to mention the climate of insurance companies), one could argue that on a particular episode of Tyra, Tyra Banks and Alicia Keys could be held responsible for the death of a young African boy and possibly his entire family.

With the health care and insurance industries being what they are, there exists things as far as 3rd party liability. For example, let's say you're riding down the sidewalk on your bike and you hit a crack in the sidewalk and you fall and moderately injure yourself. Thanks to the beauty of 3rd party liability, you can sue people as far up as the contractor who was hired to lay down the cement on the sidewalk. So you could sue the manufacturer of the bike you were riding, the manufacturer of specific parts on the bike, possibly the manufacturer of any safety gear you were wearing, the city or county in which this took place, the contractor, the worker that physically poured the concrete, etc.

The situation with Tyra and Alicia Keys (who's involved with some African organization) is this - on her show, Tyra gave this African boy whos live is ravaged with a poor school, poor village/family, etc., all this new shit. They gave him tons of new clothes, an iPod (which was conveniently loaded with all of Alicia Keys' music), and some other stuff I can't recall. Now I work with about 3 people from Africa, one of which was sitting next to me, and he basically said that the militias will kill him, possibly his whole family, possibly his whole village, all because he's got all that nice shit. If they don't kill him they'll just kill everyone else, excluding the kids, and just make them join the militia. Most of those kids become soldiers, sex slaves, spies, or even human shields. It's pretty much the equivalent of driving a new Bentley or Ferrari in South East DC.

Now, with 3rd party liability in mind, who's responsible if that happens? If he didn't have all that nice new stuff, there would at least be LESS of a chance for the militia to even bother. The sentiment to try and change the world or to FEEL AS IF you're going to help or change the world sometimes has blowback. Tons of money in aid has been thrown at Africa over the past nearly 30 years and not much of it has done any good because it just gets intercepted by the wrong people, yet people still continue to throw money over there. Why? This goes hand in hand with the US's self-proclaimed responsibility to try and police the world, and look where that got us. People hate the shit out of us, we're going broke, and we're putting ourselves in the crosshairs of others. We've had a presence in Korea for 50 years. What for?

This sense of urgency to stop all "naughty" things that go on in the world is ridiculous. I was behind a woman in the grocery store yesterday who had all reusable grocery bags, ironically from Trader Joe's. Now, what does this woman think she's accomplishing by doing that? What causes this impulse for people to go out of their way to essentially run on a treadmill of doing good things, yet accomplishing nothing? Saddam is gassing his own people (when we gave him the gas), so we need to invade Iraq. There's communism in Afghanistan, so we need to give Afghan's Stinger missles. There's global warming, so I need to blow a bunch of money on shit so I can be "green". It's almost like crack, you feel good for about 5 minutes, you never accomplish anything, you end up broke, but you keep doing it. Yet, where's the positive outcome?

To me, shit like that is just a control issue. Granted, you are the master of your own domain, but your domain only extends but so far. You're not the master of everyone elses domain, so why are you trying to be? Horrible shit like that African kids situation is going on right now, yet we're installing a democracy in Iraq and, if Obama gets his way, which he will, Afghanistan. I also hear that Obama is enlisting the help of Soviets to get this done? Didn't they pull out the last time because they couldn't afford it anymore? And where are they getting the money to do it this time, us? Where are WE getting the money? We're already borrowing money from China...

Holy shit.
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
24 February 2009 @ 01:02 pm
My car wouldn't start when I left work this morning. I called my dad to pick me up and we eventually had it towed and it's in the shop. Could be the battery or the alternator. I'm getting some other things on it fixed that should have been months ago.

I talked to my dad a lot. We do this thing where we go months without saying a word to one another, somehow end up in the same room at the same time due to a family function or situations such as the one mentioned above, and end up talking for a few hours. I told him about Sarah and possibly moving. Sometimes I feel like I'm talking to myself out loud when I talk to him. He doesn't really bounce a whole lot back. Maybe that's a good thing. It at least made me feel a little better about things. I can at least talk to my dad now as another person and not feel like an "underling", I guess. That's probably the most information I've given my dad in years.

I've sort of silently made a statement to myself recently that I'm going to try and change and work on myself. What that means yet, I don't know, but I know the first task is to stop doing stupid crap that will ultimately lead nowhere. Trying to stay away from people that are chaotic is another one. What at first seems like an attempt to overlook or accept a persons personality or behavioral flaws, or perhaps even ignore them and focus on the good things, usually turns into them dragging you down to their level. I'll probably get some type of counseling, because I'm sure there's some stuff in my brain that needs sorting out.

Just so this isn't all New Age-y introspective shit...

Oneminutemovies: I mean, getting on okcupid for the...2 months I was on there was ridonk enough. And I wasn't REMOTELY interested in any of the mutants on there
Oneminutemovies: girls on okcupid can be broken down into the following categories: 1) Fat, 2) Anime dork, 3) obnoxiously religious, 4) unwed mother, 5) totally ugly
Oneminutemovies: in closing, that shit is for straight fuggin' GAY LOOORRDDZZZZZ
Oneminutemovies: p.s. 6) batshit crazy
lastwaver0cker: HAHAHA
lastwaver0cker: or 7) all of the above
Oneminutemovies: hahah yes.
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
14 February 2009 @ 02:58 pm

View the video at Sangent

 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
11 February 2009 @ 11:06 am


I ate a $20 steak today.
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
09 February 2009 @ 09:57 am
I'm listening to Semargl's "Attack on God" while I play Castlevania: Symphony of the Night and it's rad as shit. Castlevania games need black metal soundtracks.



I mean, look at that album cover. NONE MORE KVLT.
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
02 February 2009 @ 08:32 am


 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
31 January 2009 @ 04:52 am
As much as I don't really like Bill Maher, and as much as I intensely dislike religion, I liked Religulous.

I'm also posting this from my new Acer Aspire One. It's brown. And tiny. 8".
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
28 January 2009 @ 12:11 am
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
26 January 2009 @ 05:49 am
Anybody that says "the past doesn't matter" or that they don't regret anything is full of shit.
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
20 January 2009 @ 12:23 pm
I ordered Chinese food and the most fabulous little gay Chinese man brought me my food. He was bumpin' some serious dance music in his car too.
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
16 January 2009 @ 03:15 am
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
05 January 2009 @ 09:59 am
Is it just me or is there an over-abundance of obnoxious flash ads? Like, really? Can we knock this shit off already, internet? It looks like fuckin' Blade Runner on here.
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
02 January 2009 @ 11:37 am
(plastic bag rustling in the background)
Her: What's that?
Me: Just me...crawling on the ground...
Her: Crawling on the ground?
Me: Yea...on my face.
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
31 December 2008 @ 10:31 am
http://www.tentaclegrape.com
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
26 December 2008 @ 09:13 am
I bought a cellphone today.
 
 
the bringer of pain to your face
15 December 2008 @ 05:22 am