RicardoObviouso

...AND YOU WERE ONE OF THEM!!!!

i told my girlfriend that the sand was actually .008 denier polyester particles, and she believed me.

the last time i went to the bars, i wasn't feeling it either.

communal bathrooms at the oddysey... or maybe something a little more risque.

wet beach volley ball....mmmmmmmm. funny how the chinese sand didn't stick to those wet bodies.

it's the best time to have any kind of sex, i find.

oh, yeah. i forgot about women's javelin and beach volley ball.

i know. it's fucking ridiculous to even ponder.

$100 mcdonalds gift card? thats terrible.

canada's in 12th place, now. that simon whitfield finish last night was amazing.

there's no fucking way the dude's name is bald eage.

the olympics is the only time i'll watch sports i wouldn't normally ever be interested in, but i'll only watch medal rounds or events that are one-offs. ie: triathalon. i'll be taking a few spins down the luge/bobsleigh track this coming winter courtesy of the VANOC Sliding Centre, so i might take interest in that sport when 2010 hits.

oh that's excellent.

if ea sports came out with cricket, i'd try it.

no, it's probably more because you didn't play highschool or college ball and you just don't get the game.

the parking spots are extra wide so that when you open your car door, there's no chance of touching the car next to you, so long as you're parked in the centre of the spot. also, they have a giant palm tree that was helicoptered from california to vancouver during construction and placed in the middle of the first floor and the floors above it where altered to make space. the fucking thing must be 6-7 storeys tall.

the innards of the ea building in vancouver is fucking impressive.

this part is excellent.

if i was ever going to buy and play a video game and had to choose between ea and any other company for sports games, i would always choose ea.

heard the audio to this on the radio one day, then stumbled upon the actual footage today. love it.

i dont mind radiohead. that new video album they have on itunes is captivating. the other two can go straight to oblivion and i'd never know.

god damn, that reporter one never gets old.

i've always thought of execution/death penalty as the easy way out.

absolutely it does. you can bet that when this guy dies, there's going to be a bunch of behavioural scientists aching to pick apart his brain and see what's going on, and i can also guarantee that when he starts his psych evaluations, he'll be completely shut down and they won't get anything from him. my point is that your comment is true for every family member or close friend of a murderer who can sit back, be honest with themselves and say: "oh, yeah... i thought he was kind of weird. i noticed some odd behaviour."

hindsight is 20/20, chilli.