satanicmechanic

Happy's Good!

Whenever I go back home I notice tons of things that have changed. It's so weird.

Murder She Wrote, eh....I've never watched that one though I did love Angela Lansbury in the film version of Pirates of Penzance.

I'm agnostic, but my roommates and a couple of other friends are Jewish (Messianic), and I have gone to a Passover Seder with them before. We keep separate dishes in the house, they don't drive on Shabbat, etc. Although the one things that bugs me is that one of them goes strictly by the rules, and not the idea. For instance, the girl takes Shabbat completely as a day of rest: doesn't do any work, goes on walks, and studies her Bible.

Her boyfriend, though, who is the one who converted her, doesn't really care what he does, as long as he doesn't break the rules he has chosen to live by. He will go out, but only if someone else drives. He'll go to movies as long as someone else pays. It seems like itls less of a day of rest, and more of a day that he just has to get around not being able to do certain things.

But again, I'm agnostic. What do I know?

I keep looking for a woman around here for some straight-out fooling around. Why do you sexy, geeky girls always have to be in places like St Louis?

With that said, if there's anything I can do for you, or, more to the point, to you, you just let me know.

A fellow am-dram. have fun

I'm glad that your brother is pulling through.

Which monologues did you do in The Vagina Monologues? I saw it performed once at a community college I went to. A friend of mine did the one about the different types of orgasms. She wore leather pants for that performance. rawr.

I didn't purchse porn on V-Day because I knew it would depress me. I did go shopping though. I got vol. 2 of Cowboy Bebop. and new cd's from Chevelle and Darkest Hour. When you're single, V-Day is a great excuse for buying stuff for yourself.

i'm glad that you enjoyed our set!!! thank you!

p.s. don't worry you're not alone, i have a hat thing too!

p.p.s. so sorry to hear about your brother...*hug*

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Ive been real lucky not to get caught sppeding. I dont know how it works in the US but here, for the first two years; two speeding tickets means you lose yr license and have to start again. Its like a period of probation. Mines up on MArch 14th! Sorry about yr bro. for some reason life tends to shit on those who dont deserve it!

I've been pulled over 3 times for speeding and never got a ticket. Don't ask me how I did that. I guess the cops around here appreciate it when you admit it and show some humility.

The last time it happened I was speeding for a good reason though. My sister's friends called my cel saying she wasn't answering her cel or the house phone. I called both numbers and got no response. I was getting really worried so I was doing 80 mph down the fast lane. I got pulled over but the cop let me off cuz he couldn't be bothered with tallying up my fines. Looking back, it was pretty funny that his attitude was pretty much "ah fuck it, watch your ass kid!". Regardless, getting pulled over sure does put your ego in place.

I've never seen the original, but I have seen Rock and Roll High School Forever numerous times. Yes, that's the one with Corey Feldman. Looking back on it is amusing because now that I play guitar I can plainly see the only member of the band that was actually playing their respective instrument was the drummer. Also, who could forget this line: "HEY! THAT NOT MY PEE!"

McKinley was a douche...

Grover Cleveland was THE BOMB!

I always feel a bit sorry for McKinley, he really did love his wife despite all of the troubles that occured to her. You have to give the man some credit for his devotion to her.

That having been said, if he hadn't been shot ,we never would have had Roosevelt as president which, I feel, would have been a disaster.

If I had grown up in that period, I'd have been a politically active student from a predominantly agricultural part of Wisconsin and a devoted follower of Robert LaFollette; the Govorner and founder of the Progressive movement. Actually, now that I think of it, thats pretty much how I am today as well

I completely agree with baudot.

I was a Linux-only PC user, and I have a couple of Sun boxes at home. A few months ago I got a PowerBook, and haven't looked back. It's a beautiful thing.

And I'd have to go with Stewie as well.

i++ once more for the unix mac users. My ultra2E sits in a closet now (someone unplugged all my scsi drives, and I havn't fixed it yet) and I use my powerbook for everything, disk imaging, forensics (sometimes, i have to use another box for floppies) coding, the works.

You have to go with stewie. The Shatner influence is strong.

You are a geek. Just so you know. ... Very cool

I like the road trip idea. An old friend and I have been talking of doing a tribute to Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and perhaps all things Hunter S. Thompson, road trip to vegas some time in the not to distant future.

I have a chai tattoo also! Ok this is random

What's up, home-towner?

Potato-Gems...??? That's REALLY stretching the word "gem" past it's limits...

Yeah--Napoleon Dynamite! Have it on DVD and made the mistake of loaning it out. Now I find myself jonesing to see it again. Anyway, welcome to SG. Check out my journal, if you get a chance, you might like the excerpt from my novel that is in there.