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July 19, 2006 at 10:05am
July 19, 2006 at 10:05am
#441669
I received a great surprise when I opened my inbox tonight. Yep *Up*. There it is! Thank you David McClain for the awardicon! It means a lot to me, not because I like its shiny blue goodness, but because I appreciate a friend gifting me something about my writing. I really don't think that this is excellence in blogging, but I'm happy about it all the same!

By the way, have you voted for your favorite blogger yet? I did. If you still haven't, then I suggest that you get that butt in gear and do it.

........

I have become the laughingstock of the whole PLDT cafeteria. Well, not really, but everybody just seems to love my appetite. First they're shocked, then bewildered, then amused, then supportive of the whole thing. Yeah, they support the way I eat! *Laugh* Today I was eating with Roxy and two of my bosses. Just as I finished Jason arrived, and I wasn't satisfied, so I ate again. People were cheering me on and jokingly massaging me on my shoulders and everything. Then when I finished, I asked Jason, "Are you gonna go outside after this?" I added in a whisper, "If you are, buy me a doughnut, will ya?" Bad thing was Jason almost spat his food out and incredulously yelped, "WHAT? Aren't you full yet?" Everybody at the caf laughed again and this guy asked me while chuckling, "You still eating, darling?" I just laughed it all off. Hey, it's dessert, for crying out loud!

Now everytime I enter the caf people I don't even know keep saluting me. Seriously! Roxy said they loved the fact that I can eat that much and not get fat. They say it's because all of it goes to my height, then this guy told me that I should only date the Asi Taulava (famous b-ball player here, huge guy) types! If they only knew, ha! Of course I gain weight, too. I really need to get some exercise, pronto.

Anyway, I just want to send kisses out to welkerdeb, zwisis, David McClain , and vivacious . They sent me the sweetest, most supportive e-mails about my blog yesterday. You guys... you rock.

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I'm going to be plugging a forum here real soon... as soon as it is created, that is *Bigsmile* Z.˚rz has been planning a WdC Film Festival, and we've got it all figured out. To know more about it, I'm going to be quoting from Zack himself (hope you don't mind hon).

It's a WdC film festival. Now, entrants post a script as an item here, attaching a link to their video posted at like youtube.com or something. Note, it's less contest more festival. It would be more like a forum format and critiques to scripts and stuff would be offered. The video part is for sheer entertainment! I'd critique those too though...even if just for my own fun. Video length would be short, no special anything needed, simple, home movies.

I looked into it, it's very do-able, as far as technically do-able I mean. This in fact opens up a new medium to us (if you so choose to participate): The Vlog. I intend to try it, if not this week, then next. Using my youtube page to host my video web log, which i would then link you all to.


Ahhh just check out "Invalid Entry. Why didn't I just link the thing in the first place *Rolleyes*

I personally think that this is a great idea, and this thing will be up and running in a couple of days, so I'm asking you guys for your participation. The more scripts, the merrier! Those home videos are just added bonuses. *Wink* It would be so good if I could see you, or whatever it is that you shoot at, even only at YouTube! *Laugh*
July 18, 2006 at 10:38am
July 18, 2006 at 10:38am
#441438
zwisis's blog entry today, "Invalid Entry, made me comment on it a little longer than I usually do most blogs. Sarah swiftly replied to it, and the rest of our conversation shall remain only between the two us, but she told me that I should blog about the same topic. So, tonight I have decided to write about something I truly and strongly believe in. It may not be all about the conflicts in the Middle East, but we will be able to touch on that one, too.

We are in the 'last days'. Everything that's been going on in the world today confirms it. Every sign that Jesus had mentioned in the Bible is here already.

*Right* Increase of false prophets and religious compromise within the church

*Right* Increase of crime and disregard of God's law

*Right* Increase of wars, famines, and earthquakes

*Right* Decrease in love and family affection

*Right* More severe persecution of God's people

*Right* Gospel will be preached to the whole world

*Right* The Spirit will be poured out on God's people

The future of the world is already prophecied in the Bible. Everybody is hoping for peace, but there will only be temporary peace especially between Israel and the Arab Nations when the antichrist (also called as the beast) is revealed. He will enter into a peace treaty with Israel and for three and a half years there will be peace. After that, the antichrist will break the treaty because he will want Israel to worship him as God. He will mobilize the militaries of the world to come against Israel and it will be called the Battle of Armaggedon. That battle will usher the second coming of Jesus Christ and He will defeat the antichrist and all of his armies. Jesus Christ will reign on this earth for 1,000 years which the Bible calls the Millenium.

The revelation of the antichrist is the beginning of the 7-year tribulation period on this earth. But before this happens, there will be such a thing called the rapture of the church (read 1st Thessalonians 4:13-18). The rapture is the first phase of Jesus Christ's second coming. He will first ressurect those who died with Jesus Christ in their hearts. Then in a twinkling of an eye those who are alive whose Lord and Savior is Jesus Christ will have their mortal bodies changed into immortal ones, and they will meet the Lord in the air to forever be with Him. The headline of the next morning's news would be "Millions Missing". Love, I do hope that you will be one of those millions, and that together we will meet the Lord in the air.

To be included in the rapture all you have to do is recognize that you are a sinner and invite Jesus Christ into your life as your personal Lord and Savior. After you do that, you will be in-dwelth with the Holy Spirit. Remember, the church is not the building, but the church are the people who have put their trust and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, and those who meet together in His name.

Anyway, the antichrist and all false prophets will be cast into the lake of fire and the angels of the Lord will bind Satan in the bottomless pit for a thousand years during the millenial reign of the Lord on this earth. After that Satan will be loosed again and he will deceive many. He will wage war with God and (of course) Satan will be defeated and also cast into the lake of fire. Then God will wipe away all effects of sin and He will create a New Heaven and New Earth. Finally - eternity.

Everything I have said above is a shortcut of the things written in the Book of Revelation in the Bible. I hope I don't freak you out with everything I have said but I'm only stating the truth. It is important that I share all of these with you because it is my personal conviction to share these and we really are in THE times. I am not forcing this on any of you but I do encourage you to seek the truth. It really will set you free.

In the quickest way possible let me explain that the Arab people are divided into two kinds: those in the House of Peace and those in the House of War. Now of course we have no problem with the former. The latter is what's causing all of the havoc today.

I totally agree with what zwisis have said, about the European media forgetting that the Hamas and Hezbollah started this whole situation by kidnapping 2 Israeli soldiers from Israeli soil, not to mention shooting eight more dead on July 12. I say Israel had the right to fight back, especially with resolution 1559 passed in 2004. And I say it was good call not to agree with the POW exhange!

The Arabs' House of War main goal is to conquer this world for Allah, in whatever way possible. They want to prove that Allah is the true God, and in order for them to do that they want to destroy Israel, Yahweh's chosen nation. But God promised in His word that He will protect and restore Israel... which He had... and did... and will continue to do so.

As I have commented in Sarah's blog, everything that's happening in the Middle East today is the beginning of the fulfillment in Ezekiel chapters 38 and 39 (you can search around the net for interpretations or translations of these two chapters). Hundreds of Bible prophecies have already come to pass, and none has ever failed. The news around the world today doesn't really surprise me anymore. When you know what's in the Bible, you know that these things will happen, and not in a psychic kind of way. You know it because God's word is true- and God is not a man that He should lie.
July 15, 2006 at 9:27pm
July 15, 2006 at 9:27pm
#440828
Had a late, ragin' Saturday night. Ever since I started on PLDT I haven't been out that much, not like those days when I had nothing to do and every night was pretty much party night. But by 10pm my lids were drooping, I was that tired from the whole busy day. So, while my girls and boys got themselves intoxicated, they bought me coffee. I had two strong cups and at that time it woke me up a little bit.

I laughed so hard that my stomach hurt. I guess that's a good thing... what's not was that I was awake the whole remaining night (figures, the coffee finally works just as I snuggle up in bed). I haven't been able to sleep at all so I'm feeling kind of disoriented today.

I feel like I'm supposed to do something... nothing comes to mind, though. Scenes from last night are still flashing on my brain. My best friend arguing with her boyfriend over mobile (she told him she just did some blowjob, you know, the drink, but he took it the wrong way), ransacking Marjorie's Kleenex... and myself so groggy that by midnight I was talking nonsense.

Me: What's this?

Mike: That's yours, mango drink something.

Me: (taking the straw from the drink and tilting it upwards) If I blow through this... do you think the stuff will reach your face?

Ramon: Try it.

Me: (blows hard).

Mike: P@#%*&%$$!!!

Listening to Porno For Pyros... hopefully it'll wake my senses up, cause I have to go somewhere in a few minutes. But I'm going to catch up on sleep later, that I promise you.
July 14, 2006 at 9:01am
July 14, 2006 at 9:01am
#440503
C.L. Hanna ~ *Writer For Hire* talked about dining with her girlfriends on her blog today. It made me remember someone really special to me.

Senior year, 1st day: I didn't knew anybody. I spent my freshman, sophomore, and junior years in the same school but I stopped studying for a year and my original lot graduated the year I went stagnant. So I was stuck with stranger, younger classmates. Sucks, I know.

High school here in the Phi- it's really quite simple. The total number of students get divided into sections, depending on how many students there actually are. If you get Section 1, then you're stuck with Section 1 for the whole day- and the whole year. We don't switch rooms every class, the teachers are the ones who leave after his/her subject to make way for the lecturer of the next class. Dig?

Whatever section you get into, you're bound to get really close with your classmates, for it's likely that you're going to see their faces everyday. Well, senior year, I got Section 2. So I was sitting there, right? I was subtly eyeing everybody, wondering when I'll actually have a chance to open my mouth and speak (I can get real shy with strangers) when this small girl suddenly talked to me.

Her name was Jona, she was really friendly, and she had this other friend Gina, who was really quiet. Anyway I ended up spending lunch with them and I was just relieved to know somebody.

A day passed. Two days. Three. Let me just say that I never knew REAL boredom before them. I'm sorry, but it's true! We would sit there at lunch, eat, I try to get them to talk, or laugh, even a tiny giggle would sound so good, but no. They just eat, that's it. Let's just say their social skills weren't that sharp. I was used with loud and lively friends and hanging out with them was... it's just not for me. They're nice, don't get me wrong, but friendships are mostly like relationships. If there's no spark, it can't work.

I was starting to make friends with the rest of my classmates and it was like destiny (I'm a real dork, aren't I?) that made this talkative, popular girl Aiza sit next to me. We started to talk, and let's just say that the rest is history. The both of us have gone through so much together, and we've been there for each other through many ups and downs in both our lives. I remember much pranks, more trouble, ditching classes, sneaking around, all the bad stuff, but there's also those priceless moments, like crying together at the school bathroom, long talks about anything at all, and our dates every 24th of the month. *Smile* I have very few lady friends and up to this day Aiza is still one of them.

I remember her saying, "Promise me that we are going to be friends even when we meet new ones. We are going to remain friends even if we won't always see each other. And promise me that we'll still be the closest friends even when we're already old grandmothers with loads of grandchildren."

I love that girl, and even though I haven't seen her in a while, she is always in my heart. Here's a pic of us.

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As I was getting ready for bed last night I recieved a text message from my friend Socrates that said "Pssst! Gawa mo?" which means 'Psssst! What are you doing?" I replied and told him nothing, and he then asked if I was at home. I told him yes and added that I was already getting ready for bed. He was disappointed about that because he said he wanted to drop by and talk. I replied, "You weirdo, you never visit me when it's a nice night out, figures you'd want to when there's a typhoon outside." Now we use a lot of HAHAHA and HEHEHE and NYAHAHAHA in text message conversations here and he replied, "HEHEHE, it's just that there's nothing to do around here."

I've known Soc since we were children but we have never been close friends up until last year. He's one of my most treasured friends and he's almost like a brother to me. He's got this knack of making me laugh every second, and he's a very protective one, too- whenever we're out with our friends he's always like my bodyguard. Haha. We used to see each other everyday but lately the both of us have been very busy.

Anyway, we ended up exchanging text messages back and forth for over an hour, and my resolve to sleep early went down the drain. Finally I told him, "I'm going to sleep, good night! You better do that too and stop pesting people!" He replied, "Fine! G'night!" Just our usual loving way with words *Laugh*

We did make plans to get together the next Saturday.

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I saw someone today that made my heart... nah, it didn't do anything to my heart, but it floored me a little. He was a splitting image of someone I knew and while he was filling out some papers I think I was staring at him, kind of open-mouthed. The guy finally glanced at me and it snapped me out of my stupor. But it sure rattled me a bit.

Howard's message today:

We can love someone and just be happy about it even if we know that it cannot last forever. It's not about having someone, and it's not about owning a relationship. It's just about being happy because you know you have loved someone. There is a purpose and meaning behind all events and this purpose and meaning develop you as a person and a lover. Whatever relationship you have in your life right now, they are precisely the ones you need at this moment.

I don't know if I agree with that, but it kind of makes sense, in a weird way.
July 12, 2006 at 7:30pm
July 12, 2006 at 7:30pm
#440124
My morning is starting off just right, I was having coffee while reading my mail and when I got to JoshCham 's comment on my last entry I almost spat the cofee out in laughter. That guy is a riot. I just finished reading his blog and I am still chuckling.

Anyway... peace. It's a beautiful thing.

Last night I finally broke down and cried while talking to my dad. We have the best talks. Everything that had been weighing me down lately was brought out into the open, and after much love and prayers, I was feeling pretty high again.

My grandmother is still in the hospital, but she's going to be okay. She IS okay.

(I forgot if I actually mentioned that she was in the hospital in the first place. No? I was too out of it, I guess.)

Everything's going to be okay, too. God is good and He's in control of everything. I realized that I needed to dump all the worries that had been driving me insane! So I gave it all to the Lord and He in return gave me peace. I just love this peaceful, sort of fuzzy feeling *Smile* Yeah, I'm a dork, get over it.

We still have this storm here, and I'm hoping that it'll go away soon. Floods have been reported on the evening news last night and many people are getting much affected. I mean, I like the rain (when I'm sleeping), but enough is enough. I remember this major storm that hit the Phi about... hmmm... ten years ago. So that makes me about what back then... never mind, anyway, the narra tree that was in front of our house collapsed, almost right on our roof. Other trees in our garden completely went down, too. Electricity was out, but the phone lines were okay (yeah PLDT). I remembered my dad talking on the phone with my uncle and he said that my uncle's prayer was "Lord, please sit on our roof so it will not fly away." *Bigsmile*

It was about three days of unceasing rain, winds, and thunder, and when that typhoon finally went out of the country it left behind such destruction that took months to repair. Electricity only came back two weeks after the storm left.

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Between now and the 24th do send an e-mail to David McClain telling him your choice for your "Favorite Blogger of the Month". He's making lots of additions to "Invalid Item and this is one of them. He said you can't vote for him, though *Smile* He's gonna be tallying the votes and the winner will receive 5k GPs and a merit badge and according to Tor, 'bragging rights'. *Laugh* Yeah, bragging rights! And the winner will have them until the same time next month *Smile*

Alrighty now. Have to run and slave away at PLDT. I've always wondered about that, and it was only since I started working there that I found out that what PLDT stood for was Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company. So what happened to 'company' now, huh? Shouldn't it be PLDTC?

Bah, I think too much. Oh, and Ean, nice one on that site, you Tagalog freak, you! *Laugh*
July 11, 2006 at 11:39pm
July 11, 2006 at 11:39pm
#439937
Just like I've told someone a while ago, my mood's teetering 50-50. I didn't go to work today, it was too much fun to sleep late (like about an hour) for a change. Anyway, I just found out that my C#.Net professor gave me an incomplete grade for that subject, and I'm really pissed about it. Last time we talked he said he'll just be forwarding our grades to the school's other branch, where I'm really based. I can't believe he did that and didn't even bother to tell me about it. I had to find out 3 months later, how lame is that.

And then there's thing other thing that's kinda weighing me down. It's really stupid, actually, so I can't tell any of you guys about it. Just that it's stupid... and yeah, stupid *Laugh* I'm even lacking my usual bout of energy... Ramon text-messaged me a while ago and asked how my rainy days were going, and he asked if I was having a hard time going to work. I was surprised with how accurate his last question was, since I haven't been hot on going to PLDT lately. I didn't even have the energy to reply.

Last night a very fine guy gave me two sigs, and just like I've told him I'm gonna be bragging about the both of them today *Smile*

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So thank you, alfred booth, wanbli ska ! I wish you luck with the sig shop you're planning *Smile*

By the way, I'm gonna be promoting (if you can call it that) dizzyduck's blog today. She's a cool kid and she's frustrated about not having that much readers. She's kinda new with this thing so if you can stop by her port or blog, that'd be great *Smile*

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I was reading Wolfedale 's latest blog entry a while ago when suddenly a wave of dizziness hit me. I had to look up for a couple of seconds to get everything right again. And no, Ean, it wasn't your blog that caused it! *Bigsmile* Maybe it's my eyes... I haven't gotten it checked out for the longest time. Maybe my grade has increased or something.

It's still raining out here... pretty depressing at most. it's dark outside, darker here inside... I can see Bubba's kittens sleeping at the windowsill, can hear the oxygen bubbles at the aquarium, and I can smell that hot soup I made just minutes ago. I'm getting pretty hungry. Later. Oh wait-

Howard's message for today:

Don't ever give up when you're down. It doesn't matter if you fall many times... just remember that each time you fall, I'll never let you reach the ground. Trust me, I'll always be around.

I feel like I wanna cry.
July 11, 2006 at 3:13am
July 11, 2006 at 3:13am
#439715
I'm listening to Mae, their music always seem lift my spirits up for reasons I don't know. Whenever I'm feeling down, or sad, I just listen to Mae, and it usually works. I get right back up.

This entry's title (one of Mae's songs) is so apt for something I want to say today, cause this is the last time I'm going to be saying anything about it, hopefully. You guys know that a couple of days ago I blogged about Problematic Content and exactly what I thought of a particular blog entry of his. I knew that he was going to read that eventually, and it came of no surprise when he commented and wrote about it in his blog. Anyway, I just want to apologize to my friends here for being dragged into the ruckus, the whole thing turned pretty ugly (and yes Zack you're my hero). And to Holly Jahangiri , Holly, I know he's your friend, and I'm sorry if I have upset you by writing it one way or another *Frown*. I'm not sorry, though, for blogging about it. That was what I was feeling at that moment and I wrote about it, that's it.

Yes, that's it *Smile*

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I got off work early today. I just wasn't feeling up to it. My bed was calling my name. It didn't help that the weather lately has been damp and cold (summer here's over wahoo). I told Jason about it and we both decided to take a half day.

I'm thinking of ditching work tomorrow, too, I just feel so exhausted and down. Man I'm so lame! See, Ash, I'm the lame one.

I stopped by 7-11 on my way home and as soon as I stepped out someone grabbed me on my arm, hard. I was about to jerk free when I saw that it was Jhonalyn, my high school friend. The last time I saw her was on her graduation party, and today I learned that she's gonna be leaving for the states tomorrow. I'm gonna miss that girl!

Seconds later I saw another friend of mine, Francis. I yelled "Mimi!" (I call him Mimi) I haven't seen him for the longest time! Anyway we laughed and hugged and we probably looked like idiots, but we didn't care. I can't wait to tell Elaine about it, my other friend. She has the biggest crush on him and she gets this really weird twitch on her face if you mention his name. Ha ha, I'm imagining it now.

Oh, and Equilibrium wanted me to tell you guys that she's gonna be AWOL for a while. Ask her why. But she did said she'll still be lurking in the shadows *Laugh*

E just came down from the stairs, still half-asleep, and our conversation went like this:

E: Why are you here?

Me: Because I suck, so I ditched work.

E: Nyaaayyy! Seriously, why are you here?

Me: I didn't want to work so I went home.

E: Is there anyone in the bathroom?



To float above the world for now,
To lose control is bliss somehow. - Mae
July 10, 2006 at 7:56am
July 10, 2006 at 7:56am
#439509
Jerk-Attack has been on me kind of lately. Aargh, the name is Micheal, or Mike, or the King of PLDT (or so he thinks *Bigsmile*).

He's part of the security group where I'm taking my OJT, and jeez, what an arrogant douchebag. Heheheh. I'm laughing because I just remembered Andy French!

So anyway. The thing is he thinks he's always right. He's really kind of stupid, to tell you the truth. My friend and I proved him wrong a lot of times but the dude cannot admit it. He wants us to obey him even when he's wrong. What kind of a #@2*%???! Then when we do what's right, he gets mad and tries to save himself from the embarrassment of being proven wrong by insulting my friend Jason. Am I even making sense here? I'm really pissed.

So my friend is kind of overweight. So what? Does he think he's Johnny Depp-cute or something? Puh-leese. For your information, Mister, you have a horrible beer gut, and you look like a villain reject from a low-budget film.

Man I'm steaming! I'm gonna stop now, I'm getting too mean, but venting was good. One more week of annoyance, and then Roxy will be back from his night shift to replace Moronic Mike. I can't wait.

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Work was exhausting, as usual. Dealing with a lot of different people could be stressful. The only thing that makes it all worthwhile is having them smile at me and tell me how I've been such a big help to them. That makes my day, having them smile these genuine, grateful smiles.

Not everybody smiles, though. Some frown, scowl, growl, whatever. This one old guy even yelled at me, he kept cutting me off and wouldn't even let me explain. I wanted to throttle him in the neck and scream "Hear me out first, you condescending idiot! *Blush* But of course I had too much class to do that *Pthb*

Then there was also this lady, and while I was helping her with her papers she suddenly looked up at me and said, "Child, you're really beautiful." I said, "What?" with the expression of "Grandma, are you high?" in my face.

We also get a lot of foreigner Subs. Americans, Europeans, Chinese, Japanese, those from the Middle East... most of them are really nice. I end up helping most of them because my friend says he always runs out of English words while conversing with them. *Laugh* I sometimes run out of words, too! *Laugh* The hardest was that Japanese guy who couldn't speak a single word of English. That was... baffling *Bigsmile*

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Last night I was returning movies at this video rental place with my friend Mike (this one's a nice Mike) and I was wearing some sandals, shorts, and a Batman T-shirt. Suddenly this kid jumped on me and poked me straight on the shirt's Batman sign! I was surprised but it was kind of funny. By the way, E and I watched Jarhead on video last night and it sucked! My goodness what a waste of precious time.
July 8, 2006 at 12:13am
July 8, 2006 at 12:13am
#439052
It's raining outside and I'm grinning because I don't have to go anywhere today. Meaning, I'm totally blowing my Saturday class off. I honestly think that it's a huge waste of time, so sue me, Professor Sammy.

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I turned the computer on this morning but nothing happened. A feeling of withdrawal hit me (yeah right I'm not that bad!) still, I started fiddling with the plugs and stuff. After a couple of seconds it exploded. The sockets, I mean. I yelped and E screamed in surprise. Thank God I was too fast and jumped backwards.

[Okay, so 'exploded' was too strong a word, 'short circuit' was more like it *Bigsmile*]

We replaced the sockets and everything's running smoothly now.

Anyway, I was randomly going through blogs last night, and saw this guy's blog with this fancy awardicon on it. Curious, I clicked on the thing and saw that he was the one who gave his blog the award. I was floored and amused, not because I think it's stupid, but because I think it's cool that he had the gall to do it. It was awarded a couple of days ago, so I checked his blog entry that day, just to know the whole deal.

I can't really say I got pissed, annoyed is more the word for it, I guess. He wrote about how he saw someone here in WdC bestowing such fancy awardicons to blogs who didn't deserve it at the least. They were 'so fucking boring', and if that's 'excellent blogging', then he must be a 'freakin' blogging messiah'.

He said that the only reason they're giving those awards is because they're friends, thus cheapening the worth of awardicons. I can't remember everything he wrote, and he made a couple of valid points, but if the bestower of the award thinks that the blog they're giving it to deserves it, or if they only gave the award just for the heck of it, then it's really none of his business. Dude, it's not your GPs, so relax.

I honestly believe that it's the giver's choice, and we have to respect it.

[The power just fluctuated due to the strong winds outside and I had to rewrite all of the above so I'm really pissed now!]

I realize that I might piss him (and his friends) off here, but I really don't care, so there. Truth is, I think the guy is an arrogant creep. I had no problem with him giving his own item an awardicon, but did he have to be rude and soil other bloggers here? I know it's his blog and it's his opinion, so he can say what he wants to say, but this is MY blog, and this is my opinion, and I just said what I wanted to say.

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Did you guys know that there is a WdC myspace group? In Your Dirtiest Pants just invited me to it. There's not so many members, but I did see terryjroo and auric.

My all-blue-numbers goal just got obliterated, demmet! Maybe this August.
July 6, 2006 at 8:41am
July 6, 2006 at 8:41am
#438664
Morning. Rain. Coffee. Shower. Traffic. Everlong. Work. Breakfast. Cold. TV. Bills. Papers. Work. Lunch. Tired. Work. Downpour. Work. Tired. Break. Work. Money. Time. Drags. Stare. Think. Memories. People. Aiza. Christina. Archie. Benjo. Music. Bruce Lee. 311. Quezo. Kinkyhooters! Twins *Cry* Cycle. Work. Laughter. Over. Done. Finally! Rain. Home. Shorts. Slippers. Dinner. Friends. Tired. Bed. Warm. Storm. Cold. Prayers. Family. Stories. Chuckles. Computer. Mail. Blog. Disoriented. Lazy. Careless. Apathetic. Enough.

I'm done.

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