... And mom's freaking out about it all. "Call the college to see if they closed! They do it sometimes," she says.
"It's really just a dusting," I reply, and she surrenders her point.
Nevertheless, it's pretty cool outside in both definitions of the word. A shame that all this sugar will melt by noon.
~EW~
I loomed forward to this movie for months before it even came out on the big screen. I rubbed my hands in anxiety for it to be on DVD. And now I have finally seen it. I was enthralled. I was excited. I was utterly amazed and my eyes filled with glee and my ears flooded with ecstasy. I watched the movie trailers over and over, and I got the trailer music, too. Then, last night, I finally went ahead and rented the movie for myself.
And I fell in love. <3
In all regards and aspects, the
This is a petition for former Global Moderator and Hungarian traveler extraordinaire Toaraga to change his name to Waldoaraga in the spirit of his blog entry found here.
Ready, GO!
- Supporters -
EmperorWhenua
DX: Legend of Love
Vezok's Friend
VampireBohrok
Emperor Kraggh
Barney E. Calhoun
Spink
Max Power
Takuma Nuva
Valenti
Toa Kaitan Thunder Inferno
Trek the RPGer
~EW~
I've been known to be able to take the most silly and underestimated archtypes of characters and make them actually work. From the good Makuta to the super-badposterior evil chick, to the immature goddess, I've proven to be able to make volatile stuff workable literary characters.
Vakama has been through a lot in the story. From jaded storyteller to highflying toa-hero, from mini me to mutated freak, from unsure leader to insecure traitor. Vakama's been ridiculed, twisted, contorted, made fu
I got a haircut today. Feels sooooo strange to shake my head and not feel strands of hair whipping about. I think my mane was, like, five inches long or something, though it was more massive than anything since it is naturally curly/wavy.
Also, Nukaya, just a reminder to bring hair dye for me at BrickFair.
~EW~
It was a nice spring day in the park. The flowers were beginning their annual bloom, making the field burst with colorful swaths of bloom. Clusters of red and yellows clashed against each other in a peaceful battle amid the greens, their pitched fights interrupted only by the hovering of a hummingbird or the buzz of a bee. Birds chirped noisily in the trees, some plucking crumbs tossed by pedestrians. The setting was peaceful, and the lord seated on a bench enjoyed this scene, absorbing the env
Announcing...
That's right folks. The smash hit from last year that got rrrraaaavveee reviews at BrickFair is returning for another season! EW-TV exec EW has decided to fund this wonderful show.
For those of you who don't know much about this, here's the gist. In late 2009, a few members decided to take matters into their own hands and create a T-Shirt specifically for other members, since the staff has their own shirts to distinguish them. The idea was simple: the members design the
Soup is a widespread epidemic, and causes people to ignore the memes online in favor of soupy soupness. Take a stand against the Soup plague! * * Notpoliticalatall.
When I was a brand new baby in the world of BZP, back in late '05, I had no idea what half the stuff people talked about was. I was clueless when it came to banners, signatures, avatars, ranks, and I thought that whenever i got a board message, it meant there were no staff online. But one curiosity that caught my attention was the internet phenomenon known as "leet." I didn't understand it when I arrived on the shores of BZ-Wahi, but now, almost four and a half hears later, I still do not quite
I don't celebrate Christmas in the least, but I guess it's worth mentioning that I got a new computer a couple days ago. It's a shiny new 13" 2.66 GHz MacBook Pro. Good bye you dumb Gateway PC laptop! =D
I also got myself a Nerf Stampede. Pretty impressive piece of Nerf technology. =3
~EW~
(Written to the sound of the Parting and Gathering Theme from LOST.) The rain fell softly outside, persistently batting away at the fronds and leaves and saturating the lawn. There was no roar of water, only a gentle hiss as the storm passed through and delivered its soft kill. From behind the large window that looked into the garden was the lady of the manor, gazing out at the rain. The moment and the storm seemed like any other to anybody else, but to her, this moment was special. In h
People, watch your mailboxes, cuz you should be receiving this sometime within the next couple months or so (depending on where you live)~!
Honeymoon~
Nukaya (Aka Queen Maddison the Awesome) and I decided on our honeymoon plans, cuz, well, what's a marriage without a honeymoon? And cuz we love you all so much, we decided to share it with you!
We plan to first meet in Portland and take a river cruise on the yacht Colombia Sternwheeler, finishing day one with dinner and lodging at T
You open the Comedies forum and you see twenty topics or more flash in front of you.
Some have titles spanning from funny to downright odd, from "The Life Of Whenua and a Turaga Names Spirit" or "Ask Kepeke!" You click on one that seems like it'd be interesting and all you see is a series of lines of dialog filled with the same words.
Lalala.
But instead of posting and saying that the comedy is unoriginal, bland and boring, even hard to read, consider this.
Fact: The authors o
Well, our guests left today. We are so happy because they were such a drain on us, phisicaly, mentally, and monatically. So, we are glad they are no longer present.
Also today, my textbooks arrived. I would say more about them besides the fact that there are ALOT, but that would be too much work.
~EW~
For some strange reason I'm starting to like Hawthorne Heights. Dunno why. Somehow the emo-pop is just appealing all of a sudden.
Nothing else to say...
Well, actually, I have a whole lot to say, but I'm too lazy to write it all.
~EW~
I've done so much in the past. Things I don't like, things I regret, things I wish never happened. Some things I've atoned, some things I've buried. Some people I've left a bad taste in their mouths and went out of my way in real life to shake their hands and say "I'm sorry."
Some things, however, still remain under the dirt which I covered them with. I've tried to make amends with the people I've insulted, the people I've made a fool out of myself to, and the people that I've lied to.
N
20 of July, 2007
Yes, fellow BZPers. I will be leaving with the Boy Scouts of America on a trip to England on the 26th of this month, July, 2007. The occasion is the 21st World Scout Jamboree in which fourty-thousand other scouts will be attending from all over the world. Indeed, this will not be the first time I set foot in England, as some of you may know as I went there in... um, 2004, but that was only for a handfull of hours and I only say cityscape. Indeed, this time my parents will not
Coconut -- Harry Nilsson
Brother bought a coconut, he bought it for a dime
His sister had another one, she paid it for the lime
She put the lime in the coconut, she drank 'em both up (3x)
Put the lime in the coconut, she called the doctor, woke him up, and said
Doctor, ain't there nothin' I can take, I said
Doctor, to relieve this bellyache, I said
Doctor, ain't there nothin' I can take, I said
Doctor, to relieve this bellyache
Now let me get this straight
Put the lime in the
I must confess, I am no musical expert, and the concept of musical genre is as alien to me as the game mechanics of football is to an Amish wife. I do not critique music based on it's classification, nor on how it appeases the audience, but rather on how it affects me, how I hear it. I don't care if the music I listen to makes those around me treat me like a leper or avoid my iPod as if it were the plague; music isn't about them, it's about me. Music is an individualistic medicine, and like with
