Friday, December 24, 2004

Truth is in the Eye... YOUR Eye!!!!

So, in my last post I said I'd have a really interesting post later in the day.

That was two days ago.

I think we've all been here long enough to realize that I tell lies. A lot. Especially in my blog. Maybe I'll write an interesting post later. Maybe I won't. We'll see what happens.

Oh, yeah. Merry Christmas... uh, Eve.

Wednesday, December 22, 2004

Prelude...

Well, I feel like it's time to update this dealy. I suppose I do have a rambling or two I can use to fill up some space. Unfortunately, it is also time for work. So I post now, assuring you that I will do a true post later on this evening. Be there for all the thrills and chills customary during the reading of my blog.

Score.

Friday, December 17, 2004

What a Horrible Night for a Curse...

Ya know, I was just thinking... back in the olden days, when I used to play Castlevania 2, every time the sun would go down in the game, a message would flash on the screen:

"What a horrible night for a curse..."

Didn't think much of it at the time. Ya know, standard "Oh shit, now the monsters are harder!" fare most kids get while playing video games... well, minus the "Oh shit", I was afraid of curse words when I was a young 'un.

Anyway, NOW when I think about it, that message doesn't really make sense. What a horrible night for a curse? Is there ever a night where it ISN'T horrible to be cursed? Is there ever a night where you're just like "Wow, what an absolutely fantastic night to be cursed!" I dunno. I chalk it up to bad translating when the game was imported over.

Man, what the hell am I talking about?

Wednesday, December 15, 2004

Sailing into the West...

Well, it's alllllllllllllllllllllll done! Finals are done! Classes are done! And the weight of the world is lifted off of mine shoulders.

Not only that, but everything just seems to be doing okay lately. I've been talking to Terry about his whole situation, and I feel much progress is being made on that front. He's a really good kid, he's just hit a rough spot. It's funny, 'cause people always talk about "family first" and all that stuff, but the funny thing is, I wanna help Terry more cause he's my friend than because he's family. I honestly think that some friendships can go MUCH deeper than any family ties could be.

Anyway, also, a sidenote to the rather unpleasant post I made yesterday. Once again, I had completely misjudged a situation, cause I do that, cause I'm impulsive and an attention whore 'n stuff. So, rest assured things on that front AREN'T as bad as I was making them out to be, and I've already apologized to the poor soul that was the brunt of my wild, witch-huntesque acusations.

Plus, as Paul would say "YAY! IT'S CHRISTMAS, IT'S CHRISTMAS!"... well, almost anyway. And honestly, I'm more excited about the prospect of giving out the presents that I spent too much of my money on than I am about recieving anything. I honestly don't know what I'd want, so I really think I could go the whole holiday without recieving a single present, and I wouldn't cry. I might break something in rage, but I wouldn't cry.

The only problem is, I kinda feel like everything's going cool for me while it's getting sorta worse for other people. I don't like that. It's like the universe has to balance itself or something. Stupid universe and its vertigo. I hate it so much.

Just hang in there, people. Tough it out, and things will get better. Thing's can always get better. Things always work out in the end. If thing's haven't worked out, well, then it ain't the end. Remember that.

And now that I'm done sharing my wholesome, family messages.... I'm off to bed.... or maybe I'll watch this "Dodgeball" DVD my sister rented, I haven't decided yet.

The end.

Yippee Skippee....

Don't you just love it when you think you're closer than ever with one of your friends and then it just suddenly stops? Boy, I know I sure do!

Saturday, December 11, 2004

Idiocy deserves nothing but a harsh rebuke!

So, I recently discovered THIS interesting little message a fan left me in regards to the whole dream/mystery girl thing

And I quote: “hmmmmmmmm.... say, salma hayek is MEXICAN, isn't she? that couldn't POSSIBLY mean anything, now could it?”

Subtle, my friend, very subtle. Apparently, you think you’ve figured it all out, and you’re so confident in your thinly veiled allusion that you even posted anonymously!

Well, once again, my blogger audience has proven themselves to be profoundly stupid and completely in the wrong.

I have not dropped any hints whatsoever on who the mystery girl is and I don't intend to. If I wanted you morons to know who she is, I'd flat out tell you. I chose Salma Hayek simply because she is the hottest woman on the face of the planet. Her race had nothing to do with it. I honestly didn't even think about it.

But apparently Hitler back there did. What a bad person. Racist.

Sunday, December 05, 2004

I hate the Matrix!

So, I just recently saw something that REALLY pissed me off! I was on Amazon.com and I noticed this enourmous Matrix DVD set coming out... which I really think no one gives a damn about. Anyway, the damn thing is ridiculous, its ten discs long for three freaking movies. That's retarded. But that wasn't the thing that pissed me off.

What pissed me off was this BOOK I saw about the Matrix called "The Splinter in Your Mind: The Philosophy of the Matrix."

.........

THERE WAS NO REAL FUCKING PHILOSOPHY IN THE GODDAMNED MATRIX TRILOGY!!!

It was all regurgitated drivel from from a community college's Philosophy 101 book (I should know, I go to a community college) and thinly, THINLY veiled references to every single religion to ever exist. Wow, its obvious the [Retarded] Wachowski brothers know exactly where their philosophy stands.

For every choice, there is a consequence! OOOOOOOOO!! Wow, I didn't KNOW that! You mean if I do something, something will occur?! That's freaking DEEP! It's called cause and effect, jackasses! It's kind of a principle that, ya know, LIFE revolves around! Idiots!

Everything that has a beginning must have an end! You mean.... things don't just go on into infinity? Perpetual motion ISN'T possible? People.... die?!?!?! Well, what the hell, my whole world's gone topsy turvy!!

I'll tell you what kind of philosophy you can find in the Matrix: the same philosophy you can find in your toilet after a night of luxury dining at Taco Bell!

God DAMN, I hate the Matrix so much! The first one was good, but the second two sucked so hard, they made the first one crappy.

Now I'm all pissed.

I'm gonna go break something.

P.S. For no reason whatsoever, I've decided to also point out that The Ring sucked too!

Friday, December 03, 2004

I'm a giant freak.

So, yeah.

I had a really crappy night last night, because there's something that's been bothering me all week, and I just kept pushing it asside for other stuff.

What I didn't realize was that I wasn't pushing anything asside, I was just letting it fill up like a balloonus.

And the balloonus exploded last night.

I think I either acted really weird, or really nasty to anyone I talked to last night, and I know neither of those is pleasant in my case. So, to anyone unfortunate enough to have spoken with me last night, I apologize.

The end.

Thursday, December 02, 2004

Salma Hayek is a hottie!

I've been getting a lot of people asking me "Who's the mystery girl from your dream?" Well, see, if I'd wanted you idiots to know who she was, I wouldn't have concealed the truth from you, now would I?

So, if you simply MUST have a face to go with the name, I've developed two things you can do to set your mind at ease on this whole matter.

If you're a girl, just picture yourself as the mystery girl cause, come on, you know you're all thinking it.

And if you're a guy, just picture the mystery girl as Salma Hayek. Because that would rule.

The end.

Wednesday, December 01, 2004

The Hero, the Girl, and Darth Vader...

(Tim's note: I originally posted this yesterday, but today I figured out how to finally add titles to my blogs. So, this'll be my first titled entry! So, with that in mind (and the fact that it's a new month, and November had enough posts) I give you the deluxe, re-editted edition of yesterday's post!)

So, I had a Quest Dream last night. Really vivid one too.

What is a Quest Dream, you ask? Well, the term itself was coined by Josh (my sister's fiancee Josh, not clown-faced, exploding head Josh). According to him, every guy in the universe has one at one time or another. The dream itself is when a guy, more often then not the guy having the dream, goes on some outlandish, arduous quest to reach/save/do something for a girl. Most of the time its stuff like rescuing her from a tower, slaying a dragon that's trying to eat her, saving her from an evil wizard/criminal/boyfriend. Lame-o, cheese stuff like that. The girl is usually a real person too.

They're usually long, elaborate dreams and not very difficult to recall.

Mine was a little different than most.

It took place at a school dance, I think. Prom maybe, I dunno. The only reason I know it was a school dance is because everyone was dressed nicely and a bunch of people from my high school days were there. (Ponivas, Zach, Craig, Anna, Kristin, among others, to name a few.)

So, the dance itself was taking place at some ballroom on the top floor of some weird building. In order to GET to the floor, you had to go through this weird, huge room that looked like that one surrealist work of art, with all the doors and stairs going every which way. You know which one I'm talking about.

Anyway, the dream STARTED already in the ballroom, near as I can tell. I was dancing with a girl (whose name shall remain shrouded in anonymity, but rest assured, it is a girl I really know, but not one you might expect to be the "damsel in distress" so to speak in my dreams) and everything was going super.

Then, for some reason, the fire alarms went off, and since it was a dream everyone knew what was up: the faculty had decided to have a fire drill in the middle of the dance, and everyone who didn't get out of the building in five minutes got a failing grade and had to be held behind and lectured while all the passing students got to go back to the dance. Well, we all ran, the girl and I got separated, and Ponivas pushed me into a fountain. It took me a very long time to get out of the fountain and by the time I got out... you guessed it... it was too late! I made it to the designated point outside, but by the time I got there everyone was gone... except for Mr. Redden, who gave me an F and talked a long time about stuff I don't remember. All I remember was I was getting pissed cause the dance was going on without me and I had to get back to that girl!

So, finally Mr. Redden pulled out two swords, tossed me one, and said we had to duel in order for me to get back in. So duel we did and it was epic! And I won, finally, by disarming him and then he said something like "You have learned well, my son! Go!" or something like that, I don't remember.

So I ran back into the building and immediately came into the surrealist art room. And I was all confused as to how to get through it cause, hello, doors on the ceiling and floors? Stairs going everywhere? Then, my cousin Matthew (I don't know why) appeared to me all shimmering like Obi-Wan Kenobi and said something like "Only by unlocking the rooms secrets may you pass!" So I looked around and eventually I found this button. When you pressed the button, the whole room shook and one of the sets of stairs would fall down and a door would cave in. So I kept doing that until only one door and one set of stairs was left and I ran up it. The door came out into a room that was big and round and full of stars, like an observatory, where I was confronted by.... Darth Vader (who actually is a common dream adversary of mine, I once played basketball one on one with him in a forest... don't ask). He said something like "You'll never win!" and I shouted "You can't stop me!" and we dueled... me with the sword I still had from Mr. Redden, he with his lightsaber, and thankfully in dream world, lightsabers don't melt regular swords.

After another epic fight (I can only assume, the fight scenes got hazy) my cousin Matthew reappeared and started blasting Darth Vader with electricity saying something like "Go, I'll hold him off!"

So, I ran out of the room and into the next room which was the ballroom. I looked around for the girl and couldn't find her... but I found Ponivas. He laughed for pushing me in the fountain and I tackled him and we had a big fist fight which ended with me knocking him out cold in the same fountain he'd pushed me in I think. It was a fountain, that I know for sure.

By this time I specifically remember my suit that I was wearing was all disheveled now. My sleeves were ripped, my jacket and tie were gone, the collar was unbuttoned, and the whole shirt was untucked. Sorta like "Disheveled Mulder", as Anna would say. I don't know why I specifically remembered this but I think it was something like having your suit messed up like that was a big disgrace or something.

Anyway, I was all set to give up, when I saw the girl standing in the center of the dance floor. She smiled at me, I ran to her, dramatic music, la-dee-da, we shared the last dance in the spotlight in the center of the dance floor, everybody clapped.... and that was the end. I woke up, or fell into dreamless sleep stage, or something, I dunno.

Funky, huh? It actually was an awesome dream and a refreshing change of pace from the nasty nightmares I've been having lately. The only really strange part was who the girl was, but you're not going to get to learn that part of the story, so nyah nyah!

All in all, it was very interesting. I rarely have dreams that long or elaborate, but that one I did. And it's given me quite a bit to think about it. What can I say, I'm a cheesy romantic at heart, I guess. Or an incredible loser. Not that I'm asking you people's opinions on the subject, so keep your mouth shut, Zach.

Those crazy Quest Dreams.