Ahh! Too many girls.

I'm a lurker, I like to lurk out.

I'm into a cycle where I drink way too much coffee during the day until the point where I'm jumping out of my skin and itchy on the inside. Then I have a beer or two to take the edge off; kill some of the caffiene.

Yikes, I need a hobby.

The new set from Eliska is luscious, I'm totally smitten.

"Good Evening, we begin tonight in London, Onatio where one man is deeply saddened by the loss of Peter Jennings."


Random acts of journalage:

^ My MP3-playing portable CD player doesn't have a bum jack, the Headphones do.

^ I'm super excited for the return of Hockey, but I'm not looking forward to following the Maple Leafs. I love watching teams from Alberta sign big-name contracts.

^ There's some good music coming to my town in the next few months, and I might have to venture out of my house to see it. On top of that, I'm running out of clothes -- I need more band t-shirts.

I just watched the American Masters show on Bob Newhart. God, he is funny. I love watching the old clips from 1960s and realizing that his comedy is pretty much timeless.

Now to find a copy of the 'Button Down Mind of Bob Newhart'. It's pretty amazing to realize that he recorded that album at his very first live gig and it went on to top the charts and get him a Grammy.

Best New Artist, no less.

Cottage!

Happy Canada Day!!

I love my country. I love it a while lot.

I really don't like the name 'Canada Day,' It sounds like something you'd have in a Kindergarten class. I'm thinking that the old Dominion Day name was better, but not by much.

Too bad we didn't have a revolution to gain independence like our American neighbours, then we could have an 'Independance Day.' (Or do you guys call it ID4 now?)

Instead we'd have a 'Wrote a nicely worded letter to our soverign asking permission to be in charge of our own affairs Day'

It's been a while since I've seen lucha.

Sitting here listening to the newest ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead. It's basically a pop record, arranged and recorded like a Rock Opera or something. I don't dislike it, but I'm having hard time deciding if its good. CB says its the first LP by them he's liked.

Chapelle's Show is on in twenty. It doesn't matter how many times I see those re-runs, they're still halarious. I know Dave's become a frat-house folk-hero now, but I'm pretty sure his comedy is just as relevant as it is funny.

His show and The Daily Show are pretty much the most important shows on TV for my money.

I'd tell you something about my life, but its best that we stick to the small-talk for now.

Land of the Dead was gross. But fun, too. And riddled with teeny bits of social commentary amongst the gross and the fun.

Somebody should come over and write my resume for me.

Thats it for now, I think.