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Just thought I'd update to confirm my existence.

I had a flat tire two days ago, it sucked, but my bro let me borrow his new/my old car.

Rediscovered a few of my old CDs, I must say that I still like Pearl Jam's Vitology.
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I'm not entirely certain I like the new format for the site, but I'm not in charge, so what can I do about it but bitch here, right?

Anyway, my days off are Sunday and Monday, so today is my Friday. I'm glad I have these two days off, as I'm more than a bit tired for no good reason.

I hopped down to the...
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andvari:
But sometimes it feels good to bitch about things. wink I used to really enjoy have mondays off, a day when I could get everything done while everyone else was at work.
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I ended up ditching Turtledove's Legion of Videssos for a non-fiction book by Resa Aslan called No god but God: The Origins, Evolution, and Future of Islam. I'm about half-way through the book now, and it's eye-opening. Easily the best book I've yet read about the Islamic world (and I've read The Middle East by Bernard Lewis) because of the way it's written and...
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I finished reading The Years of Rice and Salt by Kim Stanley Robinson, and it was, indeed, an awesome book. To be honest, I think it's the longest novel that I've read at somewhere between 720 and 750 pages. Not massive, but large enough that it threw off how long I thought it'd take me to read.

I decided to give some lighter fair a...
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So I got a new job working at a "brew it yourself" winery. It's interesting learning about wines and such, and the job is (currently) more engaging than my old one. I also enjoy the fact that I'm a part of a process that actually creates something, rather than providing vague services that amount to something, but nothing as actual as a bottle of wine....
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Even though I already own about four of the songs already on it, I still believe I made the right choice in purchasing Massive Attack: Collected. It's excellent for more office drudgery.

Inside Man was worth seeing, so much that I'm seeing it again today because an old friend and my little brother have yet to see it.

I started reading the third in...
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I forgot how much I appreciate Radiohead; Mr. Yorke is helping me get through some boring clerical duties...

Ultraviolet was lackluster; I'd wait for the DVD.
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zork:
Well, if you're ever down Victoria way, drop me a note and let me buy you a beer (or whatever other beverage happens to suit you).
n8tvegrl:
I saw Radiohead many years ago and remember them ending the show with a version of "nobody does it better" and the lead singer saying it was his alltime favorite song. It is strange to think about because this was so long ago that I was arriving at the end of their show for the rave that was beginning afterwards.

Oh you like John Stewart. I love him! The Oscars were amazing and I couldn't believe there was any doubt of his success there.

People who don't like him just don't get it!

wink tongue
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If you've yet to see George Clooney's Good Night and Good Luck, I would say that you should see it. I'm not certain if the theatre ambience will make a difference, but it certainly didn't hurt my experience. The film's black and white style added to the mood and the acting was superb, especially by David Strathairn who played Edward R. Murrow. I enjoyed...
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Like more than a few people I know, I am stricken with the inability to form my own opinions on several important things. Most of them have to do with "trivial" things like whether I like this music or that movie, and so and so forth, other things I am currently reticent to write or speak about right now. I think one of the results...
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Quite a windstorm, was it not?