Tuesday, July 08, 2008

The Ties That Bind

I've always wondered just what kind of person I am ever since I pulled off my stunt 4 years ago (Yes, I return back to that topic again that just won't stay dead for me). I didn't know if I was worth the air I breathed, if I was worthy to be the only son of my family, if the world really needed a dumbass like me.

Well, I should've known better... because deep down, all men really are created equal.

Equal in the sense that they will all face the same challenges, the same internal struggles, but we do so in different points of our lives, in different ways, and we all react/learn in our own way. Most of the time, we react all the same.

I no longer doubt because I know I'm not alone in my errors. I truly am a man just like any other. We all fault in the same way.

So how scary is it that I crucify another for doing something similarly stupid as I? Maybe I'm being unfair, but perhaps more so because this man is further ahead than I was to the point that paperwork was involved.

Paperwork that should have signaled a point of no return.

Of course, in today's society, not everyone shares that viewpoint. Things always seem to change huh. Then what's the point of going through all that? More than one life is impacted by all this. The fact that I've seen this more often than I need to really does make me wonder if I should bother anymore...

But the fact that I could hate so much makes me wonder how I feel about myself...

A counterpoint to all this though... why should I get so riled up when I've already given the same advice so many times that would have nicked this in the bud long before it got this far? Didn't listen to me? Too fucking bad.

Wednesday, July 02, 2008

*beep beep* *beep beep*


"What the... I thought I finished tuning this thing already."


"Blue-9 to all units. My radar is picking up something. Can someone confirm the readings I'm getting?"


"Anyone?"

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

OMG THIS IS SOOO COOL!!.... oh wait...

Now THIS is interesting...

http://arstechnica.com/journals/thumbs.ars/2008/06/18/
kelloggs-has-a-new-message-lego-bricks-are-delicious-and-fun-to-eat


http://www2.kelloggs.com/Product/ProductDetail.aspx?product=8213

Initially I thought, "Woah, that's actually pretty cool! I'd so buy a box of that just to check it out." Then I thought to myself, "Hmm... those guys could be right. Last thing you need is your kid suddenly wanting to eat REAL Lego blocks b/c they can't tell the difference b/w the actual blocks and the fruit snack."

But then I thought again, "Wait a minute, aren't Lego's supposed to be for somewhat older kids anyway? They should be a bit more sharper than that. If your kid is too dumb to know the difference on the first bite..."

... anywayssssss, I still give it a cool! Now I want some.

Thursday, June 12, 2008

Monday, June 09, 2008

Steppin' Out


"I thought you said you weren't ready for this yet?"


"I'm not. Which is why this is strictly a reconnaissance mission. There will be no combat involved. I still have to practice my flying skills if anything right?"


"If you say so. I still wonder if this is such a good idea."


"Don't worry. I know that sector. There's usually a lot of interference that produces false radar contacts, but that's what we're there for. To better fine-tune our detection. Nothing will happen there. Trust me."


"Alright. Just take care of yourself out there ok? You were in really rough shape after that last mission."


"Don't worry. I will. I can't stop flying forever, you know?"