Thursday, May 29, 2008
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Faster than a speeding bullet.
"Hey, hows it going?"
I grin at the tiny red head
"Not, bad saw you out and about last night, have fun?"
"Pretty good, ended up drinking way to much."
I nod in agreement.
"I can relate, We ende..."
Before I can finish a shadow swoops in, the boyfriend is back.
Personally, I find the situation quite funny. Anytime I talk to my friend her boyfriend shows up within seconds. I have never had a relationship with this girl, have never even tried to make a move on her, but if I come withing five feet of her here he comes. I have set back and watched her talk to other guys without having so much as a sideways glance from him, so I have to wonder what the deal is?
Of course, there is that complete bastard side of me that wonders if I could get her to call him by my name during sex.
I grin at the tiny red head
"Not, bad saw you out and about last night, have fun?"
"Pretty good, ended up drinking way to much."
I nod in agreement.
"I can relate, We ende..."
Before I can finish a shadow swoops in, the boyfriend is back.
Personally, I find the situation quite funny. Anytime I talk to my friend her boyfriend shows up within seconds. I have never had a relationship with this girl, have never even tried to make a move on her, but if I come withing five feet of her here he comes. I have set back and watched her talk to other guys without having so much as a sideways glance from him, so I have to wonder what the deal is?
Of course, there is that complete bastard side of me that wonders if I could get her to call him by my name during sex.
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Have to agree with Johnny
So, there is a website that let's people from all over the world tell Americans how they should vote. Yep, nothing influences my decision on who will be running my country like the opinions of the French, Iranians, Burmese, ect... .
In fact, one Australian woman wonders why she can not vote in the US election. Let's see here... MAYBE BECAUSE YOU ARE AUSTRALIAN. The Brussels Journal, has an excerpt of some Liberal Europeans wanting US voting rights.
Did I get consulted when your Prime Minister, King, Despot, etc... came into power? No, well Mr. Cash here seems to express my view of your input.
In fact, one Australian woman wonders why she can not vote in the US election. Let's see here... MAYBE BECAUSE YOU ARE AUSTRALIAN. The Brussels Journal, has an excerpt of some Liberal Europeans wanting US voting rights.
Did I get consulted when your Prime Minister, King, Despot, etc... came into power? No, well Mr. Cash here seems to express my view of your input.
Rhythm
Rap-pida-rap-pida-rap
Hands move of their own accord, shoulders burn.
Rap-pida-rap-pida-rap
A small red bag swings back and forth, keeping the rhythm.
Rap-pida-rap-pida-rap
None of the worries of the day matter, just stay with the rhythm.
Rap-pida-rap-pida-rap
Hands move of their own accord, shoulders burn.
Rap-pida-rap-pida-rap
A small red bag swings back and forth, keeping the rhythm.
Rap-pida-rap-pida-rap
None of the worries of the day matter, just stay with the rhythm.
Rap-pida-rap-pida-rap
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Villians
O villain, villain, smiling, damnèd villain!
My tables—meet it is I set it down
That one may smile, and smile, and be a villain—
Hamlet Act 1, scene 5, 105–109
For every hero, must there be a villain? What defines each party? Is it definite, or just a matter of perspective?
In the movies it's a bit easier to tell who is who. In real life, not so much.
My tables—meet it is I set it down
That one may smile, and smile, and be a villain—
Hamlet Act 1, scene 5, 105–109
For every hero, must there be a villain? What defines each party? Is it definite, or just a matter of perspective?
In the movies it's a bit easier to tell who is who. In real life, not so much.
Monday, May 19, 2008
Enough
"I haven't seen you in awhile."
A shrug
"Got the distinct feeling that I was neither needed or wanted around. Can't ever seem to catch you outside the group, and the last dinner I was stood up."
"Don't be like that, Let's have dinner tomorrow and catch up. Give me a call when you get off of work."
Ignoring the growing feeling that I'm an idiot.
"OK, I'll give you a ring. Talk to you tomorrow."
The next day
"My friends want to join us, but they don't get off till late. Can we move things around?"
Yep, should have listened to that feeling
A shrug
"Got the distinct feeling that I was neither needed or wanted around. Can't ever seem to catch you outside the group, and the last dinner I was stood up."
"Don't be like that, Let's have dinner tomorrow and catch up. Give me a call when you get off of work."
Ignoring the growing feeling that I'm an idiot.
"OK, I'll give you a ring. Talk to you tomorrow."
The next day
"My friends want to join us, but they don't get off till late. Can we move things around?"
Yep, should have listened to that feeling
Thursday, May 08, 2008
Surreal moments
Every now and then the everyday world throws you a curve ball. Not a good or a bad moment, just something really odd. A few weeks ago I had one, when I heard a Buddhist monk singing Frank Sinatra's "My Way". Today's kinda blew that one out of the water.
I was exiting the convenience store on base when I heard music. It was a kind of John Williams, climatic battle of a movie, classical piece (turns out the base band was practicing on the other side of the building). Turning towards the sound, I see a soldier with a similar odd look on his face.
"So, ever get the feeling you were about to join in an epic battle between good and evil?"
He gives me a quick nod and replies:
"Yeah, I really hope we're the good guys."
I was exiting the convenience store on base when I heard music. It was a kind of John Williams, climatic battle of a movie, classical piece (turns out the base band was practicing on the other side of the building). Turning towards the sound, I see a soldier with a similar odd look on his face.
"So, ever get the feeling you were about to join in an epic battle between good and evil?"
He gives me a quick nod and replies:
"Yeah, I really hope we're the good guys."
Monday, May 05, 2008
Now that's funny
Sometimes the universe has a great sense of humor. This particular story had me rolling, Free Tibet flags made in China. On a side note, my much ignored photo blog has had an update.
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