10/23/08 00:32
I just don't get it. The guy is just a moron. I love
listening to talk radio, unfortunately in the middle
of the day I'm either relegated to British NPR or
Rush. Today he said he was going to ignore six
different polls that all had Obama ahead by 8 - 10
points, and instead pointed to one that had the race
tied. Now I know polls change rapidly, but come on. I
mean he literally said, don't worry, then read all
the polls off that had Obama ahead, blamed them all
on the liberal media, and then picked out some other
poll that said the race was tied. A smart person
would average all the polls, not pick the one that
suits you best. Or at least not read off all the
others, and then say how you're right because one out
of a group supports your ideal. Its just moronic.
Also, I'm sure he thought he was pretty smart today
when he read some editorial out of a paper, something
that ended in Star (we'll say the Kansas City
Star....I'm not positive but I think that's what it
was) and then said Kansas City Scar instead of Star
the next few times he mentioned the paper. It just
reminds me of name calling when you can't think of
anything better to say. And to think, there are
probably thousands of "ditto-heads" out there
repeating everything he says and taking it verbatim
as undeniable truth. Its pretty sad.
10/22/08 10:00
Its bizarre how you can forget your dreams right
away, but the smallest thing can bring back the
memories of it.
This morning I sat at the computer to read news and
saw this orange pen I got from UHAUL when I moved out
to Cleveland. Immediately I thought of my dream last
night. Matt, Sean, Jenna, and myself where all trying
to get into a bar (the Old Pink). Unfortunately at
the same time the bar was being raided by police for
underage drinking. So we waited outside for them to
ferry out all of the underage kids. I found a sudoku
puzzle and went for a pen in my pocket. It was the
orange UHAUL pen, however it had exploded all over my
pocket and ink was all over my jeans. Eventually we
got into the bar and had a drink. But the whole time
my khakis were covered in ink.
Like I said....littlest thing.
10/11/08 19:55
I have never enjoyed vacuuming. Ever. But I enjoy it
now. I bought a new vacuum when I moved out here and
I love it. Its a Eureka Optima that I bought at
Target. And its Bright Yellow. It picks up Angelo's
hair amazingly well. I don't have much more.....just
that I just vacuumed and I truly enjoy it.
10/11/08 14:16
A few years ago Jenna and I went to NYC on a trip. We
ate at this small polish restaurant called Stage
Restaurant. It was a small dinner. Really just a
corridor, with a bar and a few small booths. We ate
at the crowded bar, and the kitchen was on the other
side and you could smell all the delicious food. I
ate caramelized onions there. I am not an onion fan
(although I love onion rings). Those onions there
were amazing. They came with my meal and I loved
them. They were so good I don't even want to order
caramelized onions any place else for fear of being
let down.
Anyways, I have never been able to recall what the
name of the place was, until today when I found a
picture of it. So here's a picture of Stage
Restaurant. Its located at
128 2nd Avenue, New York, NY
10003. A bunch of reviews can be found
here. Next time I make it
back to NYC I'm definitely going there.
10/10/08 11:55
I like
Futurama a lot. I think it is
better than the Simpsons or any other cartoon
I've ever seen. Better than any other show I've
ever seen. I watched it last night, one of the
newer movies, Bender's Big Score. It got me
thinking. Would I freeze myself to wake up 1000
years later? I don't know. Maybe. I'd miss
friends and family. But you'd wake up someplace
completely new. And I know it wouldn't be like
any image, picture, or place people have
imagined. No one imagined the start of the 21st
century to be what it is. I'm sure the 30th
Century will be something radically different
too. Maybe, at some point in their life everyone
wonders what it'd be like to just disappear, and
start over brand new someplace else.
See the dwarfs and see the giants,
Which one would you choose to be?
And if you can't get that together,
he's the answer, here's the key.
You can freeze like a 30 century man,
like a 30 century man.
I'll save my bread and take it with me,
'til a hundred years or so.
Shame you won't be there to see me
shakin' hands with Charles de Gaulle.
Play it cool and saran-wrap all you can,
be a 30 century man.
You can freeze like a 30 century man,
like a 30 century man.
Hmmm
Hmmm
Hmmm
"30th Century Man" - Scott Walker
10/10/08 09:36
Stupid whiskey. I had two really really weird dreams
last night.
In the first one, I was in this giant espansive tree
fort. There were a few other people there. We were
hiding from zombies. Specifically superhero zombies.
Eventually when none came around we started relaxing
and going from the highest part to lower parts of the
fort. We were talking and laughing, and all of sudden
zombies popped up behind us in between us and the
higher part of the fort. So we had to run through all
these zombies to get to the high part. We went from 6
of us to 3 of us on the way back. Bizarre as it was,
I remember jumping over a zombie hulk to get to the
high part of the fort. When we got to the high part,
I remember looking back and saying "Oh crap, some
superheros can fly."
In my second dream I was picking up a child from a
daycare, but not just any daycare. It was a daycare
run by Saddam Hussien and it was like a zoo exhibit,
flat and fenced in with some playground equipment.
Oh...there were also tigers around. I was there with
someone else, but I don't remember who. We had to get
the child out of there. So I had the child get on my
back, because Saddam started waking up the sleeping
tigers. We crawled around the playground on the old
swingset to avoid being on the ground level with the
tigers. Eventually I get to a plastic picnic table
which I get up on end and soot over to the exit. My
friend goes over to Hussien to get paid while I give
the child to his mother. Then I head to Hussien who
throws a five dollar bill at me. I walk back to my
friend to see that they only got one dollar. We both
decide we need new jobs.
10/10/08 00:14
I am a fan of whiskey. I'm drinking it now. Not so
much on the rocks (how I'm drinking it now). But I do
like whiskey in drinks. Jack and cokes. I could drink
them all the time. Particularly with diet cola, it
just tastes right for some reason. I always tell this
story about how I never understood why my father hid
soda in his back room in the basement. He would
always have a two liter of cola hidden poorly in his
back room. It wasn't until much later that I reasoned
it out. Figuring that whiskey must have been hidden
somewhere back there also. Maybe there wasn't. I do
know he's a fan whiskey and cola like I am. Maybe he
just liked soda a lot. It was hard to keep soda in a
household of 7 people. But I like to think he wasn't
having whiskey and cokes down there and relaxing.