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I woke up, threw on some comfortable old clothes, and had a flawless day. I had breakfast at the Maltby Cafe, which if you've a Seattleite and have never been, you really should remedy that. I had scrambled eggs and fried red potatoes with grilled onions and cheddar. I also had bacon. Oh God, the bacon. I swear it must have been a quarter inch...
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al:
Are you fucking with me?
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You think that Hulk Hogan wakes up and thinks, "Holy shit! I'm Hulk Hogan! That's fucking awesome!"

I know I would.
charley:
I hope so, we have (for some inexplicable reason) a stuffed Hulk Hogan being used as a cushion in our front room. I kid you not, my house is full of crap none of it mine.
charley:
Mine would be too if I didn't live with 4/5 other people. All of them mess monsters.
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A coworker came into my office and made a strained attempt at making conversation. He said, "You ever notice how when you have to go to the emergency room at like two in the morning that there are people there who are like regulars?"

I understood he wanted me to ask why he was at the emergency room, but I wanted a colonoscopy about as...
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flux:
Thanks, darlin'.
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I watched The Virgin Spring this evening. I love Bergman and watching Max von Sydow when he was younger than I am now is kind of strange. I noticed something odd. I can watch violence and horrible things without flinching, but even the hint of a rape (understate as it was in this movie) causes me to flinch away. I suppose that's something in my...
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unravled:
I'm pretty much the same way. But then, violence in movies is much more common than rape in movies.
mistersatan:
Speaks well of you, I think.
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"That a Steelers tattoo?"

"Fuck," thought I. Careful as I was to wear long pants to the gym, I hadn't been able to wear them in the shower. Now there I stood, naked and dripping, with a towel in one hand and about sixty dollars in Kiehls and Bumble & Bumble products in the other, and I was about to get in a fight with...
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charley:
Yeah it's good to be prepared for all musical moods, they have quite a few rather lively tracks too but it's all done very well.
charley:
Hehe that is so uncreative of them, you know I rarely listen to the radio these days. When I think back to how much it used to inform my music taste and how essential it was to me. I guess the internet changed that, it's a bit sad though.
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I was stepping away from the sink and paused to look at the gold flecks the new shampoo from Lush had left in my hair. I was resplendent in a pair of Lucky jeans, a nice wide black jeans belt with brushed nickel buckle, tucked-in pink Lacoste polo, and black Docs. As I gazed at how sublimely yuppie I was, I saw the distinctive black...
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trevallion:
I kinda suspected that when I realized that every Harkonnen is a total bastard and carries like 9 different poison needles on him at all times and constantly wants to get into a fight or have someone killed.
trevallion:
Oh, thanks for spoiling it Jerky McJerkoff.
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I had this crazy idea to explain what I've been doing this evening, but then I realized that only the most hardcore of nerds could understand the blizzard of abbreviations that I would need to throw about.

So instead, we will suffice it to say that my nerd-fu is stronger than you can imagine.

Otherwise, I have been having little misadventures, trying to remember to...
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trevallion:
UGH. I know what you're talking about. Fuck VPNing.
desdenova:
That's the very same story that made me fall in love with Vonnegut.
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Behold my Patrick Duffy leg!
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mistersatan:
Ah, now that's a question. Thanks for the advice, though. As much as I like learning- and oddly enough, I do, depending on what I'm learning- I need a new career, badly.
scopitone:
You son of a bitch
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I am a wraith.

I have been for years. I touch lives lightly and disappear completely when I sense that it's time to move on. I hold myself aloof even from people that I like simply to be able to ghost away when the time comes.

I wasn't always like this. I used to engage with people and not hold myself at a safe remove....
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trevallion:
I think the important question is do you have a level draining special attack and a weakness against holy water?
al:
I don't know, man, you've always seemed pretty normal to me.

But maybe you're just good at hiding things.
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Another quiet Saturday passed at home. How long has it been since I had a social life? How can I care so little? My answer to both is, "Who knows?"
flux:
You and me both, brother.
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I'm feeling not particular inclination to go to work today, and there's a car show and Jarhead and so much more to do. Decisions, decisions. I suppose I'll kick back, listen to a little more Massive Attack with breakfast, and think on it.
archernu:
My plans to see the 10:10 showing of Jarhead were derailed. I'm now aiming for the Saturday matinee.

Oh. I wasn't impressed with Weather Man. I was impressed, however, with the tenacity of the Bella's concessions staff: I was asked at least three times if I wanted to try one of their combos. "I'm going to opt out of the 170oz. vat of popcorn, thanks. Do you have a soda smaller than a quart?"
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I'm watching Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal. Earlier tonight, I read the "Olympus" arc of Miracleman. One has death play a knight at chess; the other speculates that a nascent God and his nemesis played chess in their final, apocalyptic battle. I've always loved the stories where chess is played to determine the outcome of life and death situations. It seems so civilized....
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desdenova:
Yes, shortly before I typed that entry I shook my fist at the sky until I pulled a muscle.
dogslife:
That's exactly how I pictured your digs. Spartan.