Saturday night I spent a great time with a friend who reminded me that just hanging out can be fun. He brought up Invader Zim, a cartoon I was not familiar that was created by Jhonen Vasquez, a name I was very familiar. There was a time where I worshipped at the altar of "Jonny, the Homicidal Maniac." Not having cable cause me to miss out on Invader Zim, but it is available on DVD.
This friend also informed me that Mr. Vasquez has a blog on livejournal: http://chancrescolex.livejournal.com/
Read and...be translated.
Tuesday, October 3, 2006
Monday, October 2, 2006
Amish school shooting
Apparrently no one and no place is safe:
http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=2517550
http://articles.news.aol.com/news/_a/
gunman-opens-fire-in-amish-schoolhouse/20061002123109990024
http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=2517550
http://articles.news.aol.com/news/_a/
gunman-opens-fire-in-amish-schoolhouse/20061002123109990024
Friday, September 29, 2006
Charlestown
What deity did Charlestown, Massachusetts upset?
First, on the heels of a hostage/murder-suicide at a high school in Colorado, shots are fired outside of Charlestown High, necessitating a lockdown and hard target search for the gun.
Next, cement dust blankets the schoolbus yard that is located in Charlestown and that serves many of the schools in Boston.
Granted, it was interesting to hear news about Charlestown that did not concern the usual hard target search for bank robbers and to witness Channel 7 boldly preempt its daytime programming to provide the most coverage out of the three major stations of both events (not seeing 'Passions' and most of 'Days of Our Lives' was no huge loss).
Well, if the school deities are upset, I'd say that Charlestown ought to light a candle, listen to them, say they're sorry and fix whatever it is.
(I know-the last sentence makes no sense but what the hey?)
First, on the heels of a hostage/murder-suicide at a high school in Colorado, shots are fired outside of Charlestown High, necessitating a lockdown and hard target search for the gun.
Next, cement dust blankets the schoolbus yard that is located in Charlestown and that serves many of the schools in Boston.
Granted, it was interesting to hear news about Charlestown that did not concern the usual hard target search for bank robbers and to witness Channel 7 boldly preempt its daytime programming to provide the most coverage out of the three major stations of both events (not seeing 'Passions' and most of 'Days of Our Lives' was no huge loss).
Well, if the school deities are upset, I'd say that Charlestown ought to light a candle, listen to them, say they're sorry and fix whatever it is.
(I know-the last sentence makes no sense but what the hey?)
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