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Sunday, November 29th, 2009
12:25 am	OMG SCOTCH!!` OH HAI!!! IM WATCHING THE PRODUCERS!!! I have scotche! This is a good night! SEND ME TO THE MOON YOU ANIMEL!!! Blah I hate everything and everyone. Except Levi. He's cool. The rest of you SUUUUUUUUCK!!! Oh hai I'm drunk how are you? (1 Comment |Comment on this)
Sunday, November 22nd, 2009
8:56 pm	Saw New Moon today...(no spoilers contained) Wow...lot of shirtless men. I think I heard some girls orgasm behind me when Jacob first took his shirt off. He took it off, and half the females in the theater were like "uuuuhnnnn" The rest of us laughed. I do say, I am jealous of his abs though. I mean, damn. I played with Marines all summer and I still didn't get that kind of ripped look! So wtf does Bella see in Edward anyway? What a dick. Jacob is more attractive, both in physical appearance, in voice, in attitude. 'course, I always liked werewolves more than those filthy bloodsuckers vampires anyway. So yeah. For a teen chick flick (obviously not my demographic. Poor little girls who still feel funny between their legs at a hot guy...tsk tsk. Well, the world is full of disappointment, so they will soon find out that hot men don't really exist. ^_^) it was pretty pretty good. I read all the books while in Holding Company, so yeah. I guess I'm gay. ^_^ EDIT: So I would also like to point out that Emmett is the COOLEST of the filthy bloodsuckers Cullens's. While I like Jacob the most as a character (and as a human you know what I mean...a living creature in twilight), Emmett is a close second. (4 Comments |Comment on this)
Tuesday, November 10th, 2009
2:31 pm	Andrea is currently in the hospital. Please send your prayers and well wishes her way. ~Squall (1 Comment |Comment on this)
Sunday, November 8th, 2009
10:28 pm	That was badass. That was quite a convention, ne? ^_^ TELL ME THAT WASN'T AWESOME!!! On another note...how do we lose to Iowa State and win against Oklahoma in the same season? (8 Comments |Comment on this)
Wednesday, November 4th, 2009
8:16 pm	Kon time. Kon starts in less than 48 hours. (4 Comments |Comment on this)
Thursday, October 29th, 2009
12:11 am	Posting... Hm. I want to post on something, but I don't know what. I'm pissed at the Huskers, so no. I'm upset by Andrea, and she is in turn, upset by me, so no. Rawr... Con's coming up, and I guess that's pretty sweet. ^_^ I don't know what to post. I guess that I'm alive and well enough to type letters. How's everyone else doing? (3 Comments |Comment on this)
Sunday, October 11th, 2009
4:19 pm	HOLYCRAPIWAKEUPANDTHERE'SSNOW!!! So I had my police test today. Went rather well. Passed the written test. Got 50/50 on all of the events except the shuttle run, cause my sprints suck. 47/50 on that one. 247/250 overall. The only disheartening thing about this was the number of applicants. There were at least 60 people there, and about fifty or so after some failed the written test. Urgh...I'm good, but I think there are only like 12 openings, and I'm not THAT good. I have an interview in November where they hook me up to the "lie to me" machine and see how much weed I've smoked, how many DUIs I have, how many people I've killed and all that fun stuff. (Never done any of those, btw.) SO HOLY CRAP IT SNOWED!!! Two weeks ago, I was in sunny sunny RI where I was enjoying 70 degree days and nights filled with the sweet lullaby of indocs being slain. Now it's friggen 30, snowing and Levi's fussing in the night isn't near as soothing. (He's teething.) (1 Comment |Comment on this)
Tuesday, September 29th, 2009
5:10 pm	Good bye to Newport RI and the US Navy Well, today is my last day of active duty; and from here on in, I am seperated from the Navy. *sigh* Really makes me sad. But hey, life goes on, and I have to look ahead. Wish me luck people. ^_^ (7 Comments |Comment on this)
Sunday, September 27th, 2009
7:55 pm	Must be Brawl... Okay, so now I'm hooked on that damned "Sonic Boom" song. E------G-------A----A------- BDE BDE BDF#EDEAGBA--- BDE BDE BDGAAGGE DDDDE (Key change!) CEbF FGAb AbAbG CEbF FGAb AbAbG (Comment on this)
Saturday, September 26th, 2009
1:02 pm	Can't...get...it...out... Okay, so I haven't even played the goddamn metal gear solid games...and all I can hear in my head is the "oh shit I just got spotted" alert and music. Admittedly, it's kick ass music...but still! WTF am I supposed to do with this? A AA A CCDCB A AA EEFED GGAGF A C-A- AA A-F--E-D-- DD A AA E AA CCDCB A F FF EE GG FF GG A! ^Melodic transposition of Metal Gear Solid encounter theme^ (6 Comments |Comment on this)
Thursday, September 24th, 2009
6:18 pm	A conundrum... So I have a conundrum... I got my study materials to take the the POST test (it's a police officer exam...) I need five references, none of whom can be family nor employers. So I thought to myself, "well wouldn't Tim Abele be a cool reference, since he is a police officer for LPD." But as cool as that would be, I'm a little hesitant to contact him. From what I understand, Sana didn't take the breakup very well, and I'm sure that doesn't reflect too well on me. Sana also requested that I not contact her anymore, so while I could call their house, Sana might pick up, and then she'd get ticked at me for calling. I'm not trying to make any enemies here, so any attempt to contact the house could result in drama I'm trying to avoid. Are there any secret agents out there that read my LJ that could at least give me a status report if Tim is cheesed at me for splitting up with Sana? Does this even sound like a good idea? Cause Tim and I got along quite well while I was dating Sana. Hm. (6 Comments |Comment on this)
Saturday, September 19th, 2009
7:16 pm	I quit. I quit rooting for the Huskers. I will pay no more attention to them ever again. *pauses* *goes to check the VT NU recap and looks ahead to LA-Lafayette-huskers matchup* ...fell off the wagon... (1 Comment |Comment on this)
6:51 pm	... ........................................... FUCK!!!FUCK!!!FUCK!!!FUCK!!!FUCK!!!FUCK!!!FUCK!!!FUCK!!!FUCK!!!FUCK!!!FUCK!!!FUCK!!! (Comment on this)
4:03 pm	Well crap... So yeah, I'm running a fever, on game day. Merk. As if I'm not gonna be over-hyped enough today. grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr (1 Comment |Comment on this)
Friday, September 18th, 2009
3:46 pm	booze party!! Holy crap...I can't feel my firecken teeth! OMG I has a like free beers!!! It's so hard to click the mouse... (Comment on this)
Wednesday, September 16th, 2009
6:20 pm	So... Kayne West interrupted Patrick Swayze's funeral, letting them finish, but alerted them that Michael Jackson's was one of the best of all time. (1 Comment |Comment on this)
Monday, September 14th, 2009
2:15 pm	Job hunt... Well, I've put in a buncha applications with the city. (Thanks Vanessa.) Ironically, there was a position for Police Trainee. Oh jeez I hope I get it! Albeit, it might be a little awkward working Caitlin's dad. I love Caitlin's family, and I know her mom is at least civil to me still. Mer. Well, hopefully it's all in the past at this point. Or else there ain't no way I'm getting THAT job, lol! (Comment on this)
Sunday, September 13th, 2009
3:08 pm	A quick note about streaking, and then football recap So I read that a streaker took the field at halftime at the CU CSU game two weeks ago. Notes: * Well done streaking. You got four times the amount of rushing yards in one run than the entire CU football team did in the whole game. * Good job to the band; not one of them broke formation. * Smilin' Bob should have a word with this guy; it's on youtube and no one bothered to censor anything, presumably because it wasn't necessary. ouch. All right, football. North to south: Colorado: *ahem* BWHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Nebraska: Getting Better on defense. You're currently holding bull's eye number 19, and Virginia Tech would like nothing more than to have a repeat of last year's win. Some Beamerball will give the Huskers a better idea of where they stand this year. If they can overcome, they have the talent to go undefeated this year up to the big-12 champ game, and even the gap between the north and the south. If not, though it isn't the end of the world, it will likely bring the high gloss name of the big-12 down to earth. They're scrappy and solid on offense. If the rushing defense can step it up, they will win. If not, they will lose. Iowa State: I had some higher hopes for you this season...I really wonder if the school is just a dead zone. Gene Chizik is doing well in his new Auburn environment. It's not the end of the season, but something is clearly wrong here. Mizzou: You really don't want your come-from-behind victories to be against no-name brand teams. I'm not counting you out of the running, but perhaps last week's stop at Illinois was a fluke? We will see; you still have two games before conference play begins. KU: Again, a solid showing for the fighting Manginos, pushing hard and playing a solid variety against a cupcake. not to take away from their victory; they're still undefeated, and only seven of the big 12 teams can say that; none of which include a team from Oklahoma. KSU: Oh, hell I don't even wanna talk about this. This was unfun to watch, and just proves that there will have to be some significant damage control before KSU will be competitive again. OU: After getting upset out of the chute, OU wanted some bloody vengence. Sure enough, they slaughtered their opponents in a shutout victory. Their season isn't over, but they will have to win out to keep bragging rights in the big 12, and ensure that their loss was a case of the first game jitters. OSU: I really don't know what to say here. Number 5 was clearly too high of a ranking for them; but clearly they beat a solid Georgia squad last week. Perhaps Georgia is overrated; perhaps the big 12 is overrated. OSU did a number on the big 12 reputation this weekend, and it ended poorly. A&M: bye Baylor: bye UT: After some first quarter cold feet, the Longhorns pulled up up and away. Get the jitters out now, because if you do that against a big 12 opponent not named Colorado, they will make you pay. Tech: A simple blasting victory for a team in need of a bit of a boost. Won the turnover battle, and is starting to invest in a solid defense. Meh, I'm bored. I've been doing nothing this weekend outside of college football and applying for jobs; I'm friggen burned out. (Comment on this)
Sunday, September 6th, 2009
7:24 pm	Inpired by OCS... I went through my notebook the other day. I wrote some fairly scary stuff that I had no clue I wrote. Looked kinda like I scribbled it instead of writing it. I wonder if it made me crazy! *evil grin* Anyway, between the scribbles of "get on your face," "nasty pig," and "let's play games," I found this: "Oh can't you see, I'm as mad as can be..." (next page) "respect to none, I say no word... Disdain the Devil and Mock the Lord." (next page) "Lest you forget...the hell you knew Nimitz hall to where you flew... the screams and moans of agony the cries of all who lived like me. Here we are nothing to see disguisting things is what we be you laugh now only so you hide the terror you knew while inside. Nimitz Barracks...where nightmares live." (The next page has a melody...it actually sounds pretty cool.) Admittedly, the whole process was plagued with sleep deprivation, so I likely didn't go crazy, I just don't remember doing it, lol. (Comment on this)
12:05 pm	NCAA football rant: Week 1, big twelve implications In the North: Kansas had a strong showing, as per expected. 49 to three victory means that they will once again be a difficult opponent for anyone in the north, and a threat in the south. They have a rough schedule to keep, however, once the Conference play starts. Mizzou surprised most. This was supposed to be a rebuilding season for them, losing Chase Daniel and Jeremy Maclain. However, Blaine Gabbart's raw power and arm (plus the ability to call plays with astounding results) will prove this year's Tigers to be almost (if not just as) strong as last year's. The Fighting Illini struggled throughout the game in all fields. putting up just a trio of field goals against the Tigers. If Mizzou is ignored as a threat, they will be a trap game for Kansas and Nebraska, both of whom felt that they would be only playing each other for dominion of the North. Nebraska started out slightly weak, managing a 3-out on their first drive. However, once Zac Lee fell into place in his position, he proved to be a smart, fast and accurate quarterback, able to cut through FAU's Defense without problem. Roy Helu Jr had a spectacular night, rushing over 150 yards with three touchdowns, averaging over 9 yards a run. FAU is a marginal defense, so this should be expected. The defense had a mixed night, taking three turnovers from FAU's accurate offense, but also allowing over 230 yards of offense through the air. If the secondary can play up to the high intensity of the front four, the Blackshirts will strike terror in the hearts of any opponent, north or south. I was surprised that Nebraska decided to burn Cody Green's redshirt, but I can only assume that this kid is already loaded for bear, and that Pelini knows what he is doing. Also: Keep an eye on Rex Burkhead later in the year. This kid is big enough to do the job, and small enough to find the holes. More on him later this season. Kansas State has a ways to go. Bill Snyder is a great coach; however, he has one of the hardest rebuilding jobs to do. K-state has been plagued by Ron Prince's coaching and scandals involving under-the-table payments. This kind of action puts a damper on recruiting possibilities. On top of that, a lackluster performance against a FSC opponent could mean a terribly long year for a good coach, and an even lower chance of recruiting talented players. Iowa State: KUDOS to Paul Rhodes for snapping the Cyclone's Ten Game losing streak. A strong showing for Iowa State made the win possible. There are flaws here: Missed tackles in the first half kept the game against NDSU close. However, a different defense showed up in the second half, limiting NDSU to just over 6 yards a carry. Iowa State ran the option with precision unheard of by ISU standards. Rhodes was a good hire for ISU, and while I don't predict a bowl game this year for them, they are headed back in the correct direction to be a contender within two to three years. Colorado: TBA In the South: Oklahoma: Let's get this one over with. Former Heisman winner Sam Bradford goes down for two to four weeks with a shoulder injury, and all of a sudden, Oklahoma doesn't look unstoppable. BYU upset OU 14-13 thanks to an aggressive defense, unafraid to blitz and tactful enough to keep coverage. What most of the audience will believe is this: If Bradford was gone, OU can be beaten. That's not the case. BYU was keeping pace with OU througout the first half. Bradford going down may not have changed the result of the game, in my humble opinion. BYU is underrated, as many non BCS conferences are. Any non BCS conference team that goes undefeated should be given a shot over one loss BCS conference teams. We will see how the rest of the season goes. Baylor showed up to win. After getting stomped last year at home against the Demon Deacons, Baylor tasted blood. I said three years ago that Baylor would be good in two to three years. Guess what, guys? The Bears are no longer a joke, nor are they a doormat. Robert Griffin is a hoss. A little perspective: Griffin went eight for eight on his opening passes. He had no picks. He had a touchdown. He can run the option like he plays for Navy. Of course, one person doesn't make up a team. Baylor picked off three interceptions from the Demon Deacons, lead by Joe Pawelek with on pick and a sack plus seven tackles besides. The Bears are talented. Best of all, they are unpredictable. They are cautious, but unafraid to blitz. They can throw, run traditional, run triple option with precision and accuracy. These guys are going bowling this year, and every opponent they play should consider them a trap. When did Texas A&M get a rushing defense? The Lobos were held to just 21 rushing yards in a 41 to six spanking from the Aggies. After so many problems last year, Texas A&M's vaunted recruiting classes are finally showing up to play. The Aggies will be better than anyone thought this year. However, despite the 606 yards of offense and flawless rushing D, much of the Lobos' loss could be placed on themselves. They just didn't look like they showed up to play. 9 first downs in the first half and the inability to adjust their tactics resulted from poor play calling. A porous defense allowed for long, painful drives that chewed up the clock and any hope of regaining their 20-0 margin in the second half. The Aggies offense wore out their challengers, creating a solid win for a program that needed it. Texas: You know...well...I hate to say this, Texas, but I don't think this is your year for the National Title. You're good, no lie, but miscues littered your play against an underwhelming opponent. It's still early, so maybe it's just the jitters. But keep in mind that OSU could not afford any kind of first game jitters against Georgia. If you want to run with the Gators, you need to show up like you're ready for it. But again, you had a gimme. Let's hope that you can pick it up in the remaining games. I want McCoy to hold a Heisman by the year's end, and the only reason I hate your team is because you win consistently with grace and impossibly good sportsmanship. I guess that's why everyone hated Nebraska in the 90s...well anyway. Step it up. Texas Tech: You must really miss Harrell, huh? Harrell had 9 ints in 13 games. Taylor Potts is accurate, but is no Grahm Harrell. He threw two picks against North Dakota. If he plays like that in the Conference games, the Red Raiders are going to be vastly overwhelmed with versitile offenses that will destroy their competent defense after wearing them down, much like Nebraska's little Joe Ganz that could did last year in their near upset loss to the Cornhuskers. Though it is ironic that you played a grand majority of your offense on the ground, I must commend your change in strategy to accomodate your new QB. Tech has been using the Air Raid for many years, putting up video-game like numbers against weaker secondaries for years. If they had a defense all those years, they would have shaken the conference and the nation with their scores. Lo and behold, last year's defense was comptetent, and their offense held the Harrell to Crabtree Heisman worthy duo. They broke into the top ten and caused a world of drama with the three-way Big 12 South tiebreaker. This new approach without Grahm Harrell is probably the wisest course of action. Oklahoma State: The big 12 will not run from the SEC. It is very clear that Big 12 Defenses can run with the best of the SEC, and that the top offenses that aren't run by Tim Tebow are found in the Big 12, able to adjust to the stingy defense of the SEC. That is what was said in their opener against Georgia. However, as a team, (and even as a conference,) penalties are a huge concern. There is no one thing that won this game for the Cowboys, but a culmination. Tact, intelligence, guts, turnovers (3-0 in Cowboys' favor), but if I had to pick a favorite, it would be Defense. Mike "I'm the Man" Gundy made one helluva hire with Bill Young, OSU alum. RECAP: The Big 12 as good as the SEC. The fans of Big 12 football had an amazing turnout, even in places like Jack Trice Stadium. OSU wasn't all about OSU in their victory; they instead chanted "Big 12." Well played, my Cowboy friends. Oklahoma is not invincible. Texas is great, but not unbeatable. Mizzou will NOT be reloading, Baylor is a trap waiting to happen. A&M May yet go bowling this year, K-State has work to do. Nebraska and Kansas (who both won 49 to 3) are strong in their race for the north, but Mizzou may cock it up for the both of them. Tech doesn't have the quarterback for the air raid that has worked so well for them. OSU May take the south. ISU has a couple of years before it can think about bowling, but made a good hire. The Big 12 is stronger than ever this year. No one is safe, inside or outside the conference. (Comment on this)