sodamntired

that was taken from this rather than fill their booklet with song lyrics, they choose to put in essays about socialism/marxism. i read it in the 11th grade when i got it. it means more now.

the Fifth Element. such a good movie.

when I was confirmed Lutheran, I remember my minister told me, "after you're confirmed, you don't have to go to church THAT often." i haven't really been back since, but I remain a 'believer'

the living end - roll on

Cover the bathroom with pictures of your friends. Write letters to people you haven't seen in ages and invite them to stay at your place Redecorate the street sign so that all traffic will end up in the water. Steal a map of the city and try your hardest not to follow it. Borrow someone's heart for just an hour. Change your identity with someone for a week or two. Play soccer with 3 goals and no referee. Cross out words like Truth, Oppression and Boredom in every dictionary. Steal books and distribute them to strangers. Organize a strike at your job or at your school. Drop everything and go to the one place in the world that you have always wanted to go regardless of bullshit considerations and excuses. Go to museums and sneak your own work into displays. Run for every public election in your town Give library cards to all of your friends as a gift. Get all of your friends to go into Burger King, order water and take as many seats as possible for as long as possible, Do this everyday before lunch. Change the time on every clock you encounter, at people's houses, in public places, etc. Alter all of the street signs in your town/area with names of places in the world which are currently ini a state of war, scene of atrocity, or subject to violent oppression. Write "THIS WILL BE YOUR DEATH" on every piece of money that passes through your hands. On any first date, make it the mission to both get arrested for something stupid and embarrassing. Don't let your date in on this. If you see people chasing pigeons, chase and pretend to kick them. Laugh a lot more. If you have something stupid to say, make sure it gets said loud. Falsify invitations to art exhibitions and give them to homeless people. Reinvent and make up new and exciting games.

Re: Scrubs Body: i watched a couple episodes on Comedy Central, seeing what the big deal is about, and why "the kids" are crazy about these doctors and their drama. my verdict: I hate, hate, hate, hate, hate, hate this show. for a couple reasons. 1. it's not funny. leave jokes that have nothing to do with a plot to Family Guy. 2. for being doctors in a hospital, they don't seem to really care about their patients, only which doctor is sleeping with which doctor. 3. every episode ends the same way, with a montage of the characters fixing their problems from the episode. Be it the hot blonde doctor having dinner with the hot male doctor.......or the doctors dating/married to each other doing something in regards to their baby, which is a great thing because HE realized how important it is to his wife and child that he cares about them. 4. and these montages play while a cool, hip indie band that only Zach Braff knows about, and he is playing them on his show so that he can introduce them to us, the common man. but I have heard about Finger Eleven. sorry. 5. i don't know which character that gets me the most. the asshole doctor or the asshole cleaning guy. they can be interchangeable. 6. and i know it's a fictional show with fictional people and fictional storylines and I should just take it as it is. but i have a hard time believing that there is a fan of the band PolyPhonic Spree, and that there would be a doctor that would find the band and bring all 24 members of the band into their patients room because he is "such a big fan"

matthew good - champions of nothing

taken from the booklet of the album Survival Sickness by The (International) Noise Conspiracy i wasn't a socialist when i first read this in High School, but it rocked my world.

i thought of something at work, thinking about this thread....about heaven. even you are in a state of eternal bliss for all eternity, that's still a very long time. boredom becomes a factor?

that's what my mom tells me. she wants me to go in a have some blood work done. i think i'll pick up some iron pills at work today.

but i live in The States, I can't afford to visit the doc.

i am tired allllll thhhhheeeeeeeeeee tiiiiiiiiiiiimmmmmmeeeee. it doesn't matter how much sleep i get, what time i go to bed, what time i wake up, i'm just so damn tired *a-wink ;)* so what can i do differently, outside of pills and Red Bull(s) so that I am not this fatigued??? thank you.. i want a social life, i really do, but it's impossible for me to go out after work, because all I am thinking about is laying down and going to sleep.

how would you pass the time? how about twenty years? life? would you be working out? would you be cuddling with your new 'friend'? or would you discuss your new found understanding of Islam with your buddies??? it's a long time with not a lot to do.

....at this exact moment twenty years from now? could you be flying your airplane/car hybrid??? could you be proudly watching your son/daughter accept their diploma from Robo-Technics University???? could you be planning your trip to the moon for the weekend???? open question, have fun.

lovin' spoonful - summer in the city

donovan - sunshine superman

you too. ...

the x-ecutioners - (even) more human than human

wow, Tracy, you basically summed up every reason i believe. ;) edit: and I don't believe in a hell. there is an all loving all powerful being that gives us all a chance to live the lives we choose, and I don't think he/she/it would punish us for making the wrong decisions....the worst punishment, as I see it, would be sent back here to live it all over again... but probably in a worst situation than the one you left in.

movie date is 2nd or 3rd date stuff.

ditto .....

i started this thread and i should my opinion. i believe in God, but I don't use the word "Believe" because you can Believe in Santa and The Easter Bunny, like Tim said. it's deeper on a level that I can't explain. i'm not even comfortable with saying There IS a God. because i won't even truly know God until after I leave this mortal plane. i'm not a fan of organized religion. i don't even like people praying near me or coming up to me and saying, "Jesus loves you!" I don't know, and nobody else does either. I simply choose to be on the side of there being a "higher power" no matter what you want to call it. either i die and there is God/Jesus/Mohammed greeting me to a better place, or there is absolutely nothing...and if that's the case, it won't really bother me...being that i'm dead and the dead don't really have feelings anymore. I'd like to think that there is something after this life, because just to have everything you have done and experience to be extinguished in a snap of a moment, it kind of doesn't really give living this life any real meaning as I see it. my rambling....it makes sense to me.

simple question. the whole damn bored has been really dead lately, we need something exciting. i bet this will be a thread that will go on for a while, with full paragraph responses. and it was either this thread, or a topic on abortion. God won.

what is it? it can be a true story, or a movie you can imagine would be a bad first date movie. mine is a tie between Brokeback Mountain (a recommendation by the professor that set me up with the girl I was on a date with) and The Rules Of Attraction. Fantastic movie, but when it starts with a rape scene, kind of puts a downer on any hopes of a second date. so what do you got?

Zodiac about 45 minutes in, i thought, "wow, this movie is REALLY Good" but at 1 hour 35 minutes, it changed to, "wow, this movie is REALLY Long" i love David Fincher...but i hate to say it, a little longer than it had to be. plus, if you know the real story and how it 'ended.' i don't know, i'd recommend it, but i don't think i had to buy it.