so I'm procrastinating on the net for my exam on Saturday, and guess what I find!
You see I used to play drums in this band 12 years ago when I was just a kid.
Oh the memories... I'm the one screaming at about 1:10...
go ahead, tell me it sucks... I don't like it neither, but some people out there still like it, thats what fazes me... and in a way, it kind of make my life worth something...
all right, it doesn't... but I had a blast playing it in the good ol days...
well no, or else I wouldn't have left the band... but I did smoke a lot of dope though... some fine dope...
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
This just in: Reincarnation does exist
Enjoy your life while it lasts my dear friends, because chances are you will reincarnate into something considerably less comfortable. Thats right, about 80% of the world population is in the turd world, so thats 4 chances on 5 that you'll be starving and suffering through your miserable next life, WITH NO INTERNETS.
Because next life is what's waiting for you.
Of course you don't believe me.
Well take a look at this fine young man below:
This guy is the reincarnation of a Buddhist monk who died more than 50 years ago.
Thats right, after frolicking in Buddhist paradise for some time, Geshe Jatse decided that he'd had enough and that it was about time he came back on earth to serve as the bridge between East and West. So Jatse became Elijah Ary, a montreal kid with the teeth of a vampire.
If you still don't trust my sources, check this out. Surely you won't doubt the Harvard Gazette! If you do, you're certain to come back as a gay Uzbek hustler, and pain and suffering will be the least of your concerns then.
Anyways. I hope the Buddhist God has a good sense of humor, or I better get used to the idea of being a little African girl on her way to excision.
Because next life is what's waiting for you.
Of course you don't believe me.
Well take a look at this fine young man below:
This guy is the reincarnation of a Buddhist monk who died more than 50 years ago.
Thats right, after frolicking in Buddhist paradise for some time, Geshe Jatse decided that he'd had enough and that it was about time he came back on earth to serve as the bridge between East and West. So Jatse became Elijah Ary, a montreal kid with the teeth of a vampire.
If you still don't trust my sources, check this out. Surely you won't doubt the Harvard Gazette! If you do, you're certain to come back as a gay Uzbek hustler, and pain and suffering will be the least of your concerns then.
Anyways. I hope the Buddhist God has a good sense of humor, or I better get used to the idea of being a little African girl on her way to excision.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Fave 90's moments?
Well, to be a copy cat, remember when you first heard these fuckers?
I hated hip hop at the time but wu tang changed my opinions on the subject. There are other groups or albums that I liked more but none that really represented as much of a paradigm shift.
I would be remiss not to mention the release of the SNES as one of the key moments of the 90's... it was the first system I bought on the first day that it was available.
but more than the SNES the one thing that made me obsess the most in those early years before I discovered women and other things that make adolescents stupid (bonus: the commentator is waaaay too intense):
That's all I can think of for now. I've spent half the day studying and the other half playing street fighter so this might color my perspectives.
I hated hip hop at the time but wu tang changed my opinions on the subject. There are other groups or albums that I liked more but none that really represented as much of a paradigm shift.
I would be remiss not to mention the release of the SNES as one of the key moments of the 90's... it was the first system I bought on the first day that it was available.
but more than the SNES the one thing that made me obsess the most in those early years before I discovered women and other things that make adolescents stupid (bonus: the commentator is waaaay too intense):
That's all I can think of for now. I've spent half the day studying and the other half playing street fighter so this might color my perspectives.
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