Still My Favorite Match
Posted on September 13, 2005 by Ching under Games.
This is still my favorite chess match ever. It was my first chess match with Joey. Whenever I’m downtrodden, I just think of my favorite things and then I feel a little less horrid. I still feel like committing suicide, but at least I’ll be smiling when I do it.
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And the world just keeps on spinning!
Posted on September 9, 2005 by Brian under Life.
Update to the world of things.
God’s pissed, the people of the hurricane are pissed, the coast line if fucked, gas prices are threw the roof, the economy is on the brink of total collapse and its a dammed miracle that we haven’t been nuked by some third world super power for button our nose into their business.
I tell you, the United States needs a good Civil War to bring our attention back to reality. We have been fighting other peoples wars for so long that the news isn’t news anymore, its just a freaking glorified reality TV special on every night at ten!
I’m ready for a global change, a major catastrophe that wakes this country up, hell 911 just made us point fingers and say “woe is me”. Don’t get me wrong, that was a dammed tragedy, but I don’t think its right that assholes out their capitalize on it by creating a freaking T.V. special on the plane crash victim’s portraying that they were hero’s and none of them were on the plane. Is the money they are making off that film going to the families, doubt it, but no one thinks of these things now adays.
Oh well, until the civil war starts I’ll just sit her patiently waiting, polishing my guns and counting my ammo!
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The Self-Esteem Thing
Posted on September 8, 2005 by Ching under Life.
I’ve got to do something about the self-esteem thing. I’ve got to quit doubting myself. I’ve got to quit being so depracating.. I’ve just got to change.. I’m used to being so down on myself that whenever I get compliments or people say good things about me I just feel like crying. I think it’s so great and I’m just so touched that I don’t know how else to react. But I’m a good person who works hard and genuinely cares about people so I better get used to it. You’re all probably scratching your heads, wondering what this post is all about. I will explain later. I’m at mom and dad’s so I don’t really have time to elaborate. But hey, it’ll give you an excuse to stop by the blog later.
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I Love My New Phone
Posted on September 8, 2005 by Ching under Toys.
I’m advertising my phone because I just love it. It’s got a built-in mp3 player and everything. I love my speaker phone. I love my camera. I everything about it. Really, all that’s missing is a radio tuner. If they ever invent a camera phone with an mp3 player and radio tuner both, I am so there! Oh, and did I mention that it’s a swinger (as opposed to a slider like my old phone). How fitting, huh? It’s so funny because one of Brian’s coworkers got the exact same phone at the same time I did. Actually, we received our phones a day apart. The only difference is his is legit through Cingular and mine is an unlocked version so I can use it with my existing T-Mobile phone service. He actually prefers T-Mobile to Cingular but he said he had no idea that he could get it unlocked like I did. He really wanted the phone so he ended up getting service through Cingular. Honestly, though, I think he got a better deal. I mean, I paid about $350 for mine compared to about $100 for him after his rebates. Sometimes I miss the perks we used to have when Brian worked for T-Mobile. We loved availing of the phone discounts! Of course, the free cable service makes up for it. For instance, we would never have gotten a DVR otherwise. Now I can’t even imagine living without it. Technology is addictive. But I digress, back to the phone thing. You know how Brian was vehemently against Sony Ericsson phones? I can’t even begin to count how many times he has attempted to talk me out of getting my phone. All the propaganda and all his efforts were in vain, though, because I got the phone anyway. When I received it and he got to play with it, he was thoroughly impressed. So impressed, in fact, that he wouldn’t mind owning one himself. The other morning I was whining about how I thought I was dying per usual. He was still in bed, half-asleep, but he managed to respond. He goes, “Can I have your phone?” I glared at him for two seconds and then busted up laughing. Anyway, I’m supposed to be doing homework right now but I got home late from mom and dad’s. I went over there to deliver my Visual Basic .NET text book. Dad wants to brush up on VB before he goes to England. While there, I thought I’d hook him up by downloading Visual Studio .NET from the MSDNAA website. He returned the favor by giving me a copy of the gala video. Way to barter! I just didn’t feel like doing homework by the time I got home. It was already 9:30 pm and Brian was going to arrive home shortly so I didn’t really want to mess with homework. Procrastination. Homework just doesn’t do anything for me. P.S. Sorry about the lame blog entry. I just felt like I needed to post something because my readership was declining. Give me a couple of weeks and I’ll type up a sex story. 😉
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More Blogging Sites
Posted on September 7, 2005 by Ching under Web.
Remember when I wrote that blogging has gone mainstream? Well, I’m making that statement again but this time to the power of ten. Full-featured, free blog sites are popping up everywhere like mushrooms. You all know about the usual suspects. However, I came across a couple of new ones just last week that are worth mentioning. There’s Blogsome which is powered by WordPress and then there’s BlogSpirit. I’m not sure what the second one is powered by, though. I’m not abandoning Blogger and converting my blogs by any means. I just wanted to inform you guys of my new discoveries. Really though, I’ve been looking around because I’ve decided to start my own anonymous blog. I need more literary freedom than what this blog and the other one has to offer. I’ve been trying to avoid starting an anonymous blog, but you all knew it was inevitable. It was bound to happen sooner or later. So fine, call me a sellout. By the way, Anonymous Lawyer actually answers anonymous emails from random readers. What a great guy!
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