February 2006
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Um...
07 February, 2006 at 09:23 PM by Ren | Permalink
Ummm...so since you dont' have a phone, I figured this is just as good a way to get ahold of you on your 22nd birthday.
Happy birthday, Daniel.
I hope you have a good one!
A thought about the Grammys
08 February, 2006 at 08:52 PM by Ren | Permalink
So, I'm watching the Grammys and I have but one comment for the time being:
There is something seriously wrong with the world when Jay-Z is the only one in a 3 piece suit.
Lord help us all.
One more about the Grammys
13 February, 2006 at 01:30 PM by Ren | Permalink
So, I'm browsing some blogs today trying desperately to kill time because I don't want to do actual work, and I stumble upon this little gem:
http://www.bradicalmindspew.com/2006/02/the_2006_grammys.html
I'm stunned. Mainly because of the photo-expose` revealing the true nature of Sly from Sly and the Family Stone.
Honestly, I thought I was the only person that thought he looked a lot like the chestburster from Alien.
So either he's having my delusion, or I'm having his, or we're sharing or something, or whatever; the point is, I'm confusing myself. But of one thing I am certain. Sly is not human: he is an Alien Xenomorph.
VD
14 February, 2006 at 01:17 PM by Ren | Permalink
You know me.
To the core.
You whisper sweet, sweet perfection
in my ear
and make my body tremble, twitch and groove.
Sometimes
when you get started
I moan in delight.
Even when you're being random
you still know how to
make me smile.
You are 6,438 wonderful reasons
to press Play every morning.
Oh, 40 gig iPod.
You are bliss.
From The Pop Culture Princess. Read more of her annual Valentine's Day Poems.
OMGFAMOUS!!!1lol
24 February, 2006 at 10:14 AM by Ren | Permalink
I know some of y'all are MySpace whores, just like I am. And I know a lot of you hate reading those articles/watching those Dateline reports on just how dangerous MySpace really is.
So, naturally, because I wasn't properly angered this morning, I had to read this story from the Corpus Christi Caller-Times, which was likely to bring up the apocalyptic dangers of minors on MySpace.
Imagine my surprise when I read the story, and my MySpace headline is in the second paragraph. No doy! Check it out:
That's my headline!Under Location, one reads "Home of the Whataburger, Texas, USA."
Under Headline, another: "Local man uses Internet as substitute for friends."
OMGIMFAMOUSY'ALLLOL!!!!!!1