Island Nation

Asian Invasion!!

2009-11-07T15:08:45Z

A rare Chinese song on my radar:

Raymond Lam - "Loving with no Regret"

(This vid's great b/c there's pinyin AND English translation! Yes, my rare Chinese song usually originates from TVB shows. XD)

This video, and many others like it, are one of the main reasons why I dislike Chinese pop music. It's all about heartbreak; the singers sound on the verge of tears, and it's very rare to find a singer who is also a songwriter. Parts of the video are invariably shot in slow-motion, take place in either a musty corner/sunlit bleached room, and have close-ups of the singer's thousand-yard stare. There is usually a male/female counterpart to the singer, and they act out little skits over the course of the video, depending on the song's content. You watch enough of this stuff, you'll feel like you're supposed to feel heartbroken all the time! And God forbid you start watching Taiwan/K-dramas... O.O Although I do prefer the cleanliness & naivete of Asian dramas, over the excessively raunchy and basically immoral American dramas.

You can understand how karaoke became much more popular in Asia first; the melodies are easy to learn, and easy to sing along to (kinda like Avril Lavigne songs!). Not saying this is a bad thing. Something has to be said about composing easily-digestible melodies that hook into your brain that have you humming them subconsciously...

Can't.. scrub song from mind!! Aughhhh! I need some level-2 psychic dissuasion!!

Homemade experiments.

2009-11-07T04:02:04Z

Notes for next burrito creation night!
- Ground beef instead + less beer&limejuice flavours!
- Store-bought tortillas, for sure...
- Cooked salsa (more flavourful, less raw garlic, gah)
- Somehow add more flavour to Mexican rice... I think tomato paste would taste yummy in it..

Not bad though! No stomach aches, no diarrhea :D

Can do in my kitchen on Fridays, when mom is out @ church group :]

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Globus is EPIC rock!! Taking existing trailer music and fuuuuusing them w/ orchestral hair-raisingness! Complete with choir.

This music is amazing O______O

Stuff happens in November!

2009-11-05T06:32:44Z

Ada headlines today:
1) Exam time means baiting fellow students with notes, to take advantage of their skipping!

2) MUTINY!! I've decided, and am finally quitting WiReD.
For the last year or so, WiReD's recent articles have bordered on boring; although extremely well-written, the topics fail to inspire me the way they used to. No longer do I eagerly tear open the plastic wrapping, sniff the new magazine smell, and work my way solidly through from first page to the 'Artifacts from the Future' in 2 very extended sittings. So, as of I believe April next year, when no colourful, heavy papered magazine lands in my mailbox any more, I will feel a tinge of nostalgia every time I see a copy of WiReD on the bookshelves. It has been a beautiful and inspirational 3 years, WiReD~
Add: I did subscribe to SciAm Mind though. ;) Although that 6-month subscription will end about a month after I stop receiving WiReD... boy, I'm gonna get serious magazine withdrawal around springtime, lol

3) Apparently there's a film class before my Wed's class. Might come in early on those days... lol

4) Finally, my curiosity about the only part of Hart House I couldn't access has been satisfied: the Soldier's Tower opened, in anticipation of Remembrance Day. Magnificent, glowing stained glass, talking to an elderly lady who recounted that the poppies really do grow between the crosses... and seeing all those artefacts, imagining that they were treasured and held by once-living people.

Unsure.

2009-10-29T02:46:11Z

Exercise makes everything better. Sweat out all that frustration, worry, fear that's kept inside. : )

Brrrrr.

2009-10-28T03:55:14Z

Recalling a winter dream, to fit into Calvin's film project schedule : P

08/15/2009

I am walking along a tubular underground tunnel, with someone familiar and comforting by my side. The brown brick walls absorb the sound of our feet; ahead of us, a bright, all-suffusing light. We come up and out of the exit... onto a resplendent winter field and hills. Snow drapes over all contours, softening them, turning them to plush padded ground. The sky is clearest blue; barren trees far into the distance, hedging this tranquil unspoiled land. It is not cold at all, no chilling winds, just a pleasant balminess. And the light: it is like the light of dawn, that diffuse brightening of the land... but also like the light that comes when it is snowing steadily, without wind. I turn, smiling radiantly, to the familiar person... he smiles back, and we gladly embrace. His sweater is soft, woven grey wool, smelling of soap; it tickles my lips. His face is no one I know in reality. In that unspeaking dream knowledge, I know he's brought me here to show me a secret place.

We walk a paved road, snow falling gently all around us. Black oil-burning streetlamps appear occasionally along the path, unlit. Unnecessary, really, the light is everywhere. We arrive at a frozen pond, and already he is skating, encouraging me to join with a joyous grin. My first steps are shakey... but soon enough, I am gliding along effortlessly (just like in real life! har har har). No fear of falling, the ice smooth as glass, no friction, just skating on this untouched pond, laughing out of pure enjoyment.

Then we are walking again. Another surprise, right around the corner behind bare branches. I know it is a child's playground, I see it in my mind before I see it in the dream. He smiles at me. The sky overhead is softest dove grey.

The end!

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Another dream I had involving ice and snow... is rather ridiculous, lol

I am a panda, with 2 brother pandas. We are lost in a temperate forest, the air is bitingly cold and the muddy road we are following is frozen. It's growing darker and darker, the trees seem to press in, a tunnel around us. We are cold, and hungry... no food in this forest for us. :(

Then, off to the left of the road, we see a tunnel low to the ground, weaved from branches and leaves. It looks constructed, but it is shelter. We crawl inside, me in the lead... it is a bit warmer inside, but it is not ours. I feel like I shouldn't be in the tunnel, and so I push forward faster, reaching the end.

I come out, walking on hind legs... I've become a human, and the tunnel exited straight out of a wall of the underground of a shopping centre. Fortunately, the mall is empty and the exit came out in a secluded area. Again, I get the feeling that I don't belong, that I am trespassing. I turn to go back into the tunnel; I've lost my brothers already, and I crawl along slowly.

Suddenly, a menacing presence! The owner of the tunnel has woken up, smelled intruders and is following our scent, rapidly closing in! Crawling, scraping as fast as I can, the tunnel becomes snow and ice around me. Light from all directions, as if our tunnel were suspended in air. Desperately kicking back some of the snow scratched up by my paws to create a barrier. Reaching the exit, I burst out and slam the snow door onto the tunnel, and run into the temperate forest. The snow melts from my fur.

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Bah, I always feel odd when reliving dreams. It feels like nostalgia, that same heart-tug and almost-sadness, dislocation... Funny, because none of these places existed. And yet I feel like I've been there a lifetime.

Johnny Hollow.

2009-10-28T02:43:48Z

In the spirit of Halloween, scaring yourself and having fun:

http://www.johnnyhollowmusic.com/

Beautiful music...

Can't solve these 2 riddles:
Gone
Motherless Child

And ScuttleBuggery... Damnit, I feel like squishing those evil interfering bugs!! Increased rage at level 4!! D:

Burritosis - Part 2

2009-10-28T01:34:32Z

Conclusive Findings for Big Fat Burrito:

Middling amount of steak & a middling price (7.25$ for a regular).

Pros:
Lotta drippings (sauces, sour creams, bean hash, steak juice? I dunno, it was orange!) = one juicy burrito grenade.
Fresh peppers + tomatoes, and NO onions (my classmates, rejoice!).
Freshly cooked steak, hot off the metal sheet thingy.
Friendliest staff, by far!

Cons:
A tad smaller than both Mission Burrito and Z-teca.
Uh... odd to say this, but it doesn't taste like a burrito? LOL It tastes fuggin' good, but it's pretty much smothered in bean + juicy goodness. xD

Next up: Burrito Boyz - Must attempt this megalithic establishment of awesominity~ O___O

Slick.

2009-10-26T02:21:32Z

Kind of a random post, but I'm digging the lovely throbbing drum and bass music from the new 2010 Kia Forte commercials, specifically the Koup:

The cars should come w/ this song on a USB stick or something... lol

Ada is Lame!

2009-10-23T21:55:42Z

So many new characters in Bleach! Starting to have new favourite: Neliel, Miss amnesiac-who-is-actually-very-powerful:

From babyfats chibi:
http://fc04.deviantart.com/fs20/f/2007/293/8/5/Nel__Bleach_Ch_296_collab_by_Maganius.png

To SMOKING babe!
http://i34.tinypic.com/2drhp8j.jpg
(Hard to find a non-boobtastic pic)

Other huggable favourites include:

(The one running away xD)
Kon - BEST comic relief! He's almost entirely useless, so perverted, but is the most entertaining. :D

Gin Ichimaru - Untrustworthy, sly, sadistic. Extremely frightening apathetic attitude, combined with that everpresent smile and childish haircut, belies his uberpower. You shouldn't like him, but then you do, when you find out about his childhood, and that makes girls swoon~ lol

Mayuri Kurotsuchi - Twisted and deadly, no scruples. I like his depravity and razorsharp wit, the unending bag of tricks that he calls his body, and basic contempt for everything. Then he takes his makeup off, and WOW, you just want to hug him!

Yachiru Kusajishi - Multi-layered. Beneath that child-like energy and innocence is intelligence. Also constantly aware of everything... and she's cute!

I have other favourites too, but they don't make me wanna hug them... xD

Pretty Pic of 2 new baddies, Grimmjow and Ulquiorra:

Well-drawn picture depicting Ichigo's inner battle w/ his Hollow:

Burroti <- Indian Burrito! har har haarr

2009-10-21T21:22:15Z

The results so far in the quest to find the tastiest burrito!

The menu: a steak burrito with mild salsa.

Mission Burrito
Pros:
The most stuffings: guacamole, refried beans, beans, toppings (like onions), cheese.
The least steak. BUT, the stuffings more than make up for the tastiness.
Cheapest (6.61$ with tax, for a regular)
Conveniently located near St. Patrick's stn.

Cons:
2/3's the size of the other "regular" sized burritos. It's enough though.

Z-Teca
Pros:
The tastiest steak, most well-seasoned!
Mammoth! Couldn't finish last 1/8th.
Very little red onions in salsa.
Big gobs of cheese.
Pressed in panini-press.
Wrapped in foil... makes it SO much easier to peel and eat, what genius.

Cons:
Bloody expensive. (8.47$ with tax) Apparently they had a sign up that said "due to economic times, we've had to jack up our prices starting Oct. 5th." When I walked in, the place was empty.
Aside from steak, very bland. Just black beans, rice, sour cream, salsa.

Big Fat Burrito
Pros:
Freshly cooked steak, also the juiciest and most abundant.
[ Actually, I require a 2nd tasting of this one. More in-depth analysis... muahahaha >:D ]

9 more places to try, apparently:
http://www.blogto.com/toronto/the_best_burritos_in_toronto/

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Damnit, how the hell do ppl console other people who are having troubles with their relationships? D:<

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I'm reading "Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters" :D It is so "droll" and "monstrous amusing" in a subtle way. Still, I can't get over the fact that ppl used to talk like that (if indeed they did). Being not acquainted with the original text, I'm not sure if Margaret Dashwood's being possessed is supposed to be in there. I'm feeling very badly for Marianne Dashwood though... oh that Willoughby! lol

The sea monsters part is so well-incorporated that you don't get a sense of gimmicky. I mean, the fact that I'm so involved in the story itself means they're doing a very good job. :D

hmpf.

2009-10-20T04:36:43Z

Annoyed. >:|

Gol-den!

2009-10-19T05:13:46Z

After watching "Full Metal Jacket", the world suddenly makes so much sense. Not in the enlightenment way, but the "NOW I get the reference!" xD

Pandorum = Orcs in Space. lol The only really scary part is the ill-prepared post-hypersleep accomodation. Have a GD fuzzy welcome mat and soothing lights, why don't you? Not just bleh, ejected on a cold steel floor. It's not badly made (nicely disturbing SFX, rising claustrophobic tension) and the beginning was very promising. Sadly it got neutered by the end. : ( Potential, castrated!

I've watched quite possibly the worst episodes of Bleach so far... filler about helping out unfulfilled souls, what heartwarming BS. Gimme Aizen and Gin and floods of Arrancar! Gimme.... the Ultimate Battle!

I once was lost, and now I'm found!

2009-10-17T07:50:10Z

Hallelujah!!!!!!!!!!

You know when you find something that is SO amazing, SO simple, yet SO life-changing?

I have discovered.... Ctrl-Tab. *angelic chorus!*

FINALLY, moving BETWEEN tabs in Firefox is in my grasp!!! Never again will I languish at the enslavement of my mouse!!! One shackle less in physicality, one step further into the virtual realm of the Internet elite!!!!

I feel like the caveman who discovered fire. (And who prolly burned his scraggly beard by peering too close at it, lol)

This is almost like the day when I "discovered" keywords for bookmarks. I'm so happy right now. :))) ahhh...~

Purdy.

2009-10-15T18:25:26Z

The prettiest corpse you ever did see~

If you cook it, they will come.

2009-10-15T18:01:44Z

Recently made some dietary changes. I haven't gotten a single dizzy spell the entire week. :D
+ daily egg
+ daily 10g dark chocolate
+ tonnes of fibre
+ lemon water (somehow acts as appetite suppressant?)
+ snacks (apricots, chestnuts, almonds)

Now need more:
- water
- green tea
- calcium
- and less pumpkin pie!! Still 1/3 left, lol

Big Fat Burrito vs. Mission Burrito
BFB has WAY more steak in their steak burrito for a dollar more. And it -is- larger.
But, if you enjoy rice and beans, Mission Burrito is good for a milder palate.

I realize I will not be able to sample every single restaurant. So I've decided to specialize in challah and burritos. lol Gonna hit up "z-teca" next Tuesday...

Stuff I did Instead of Studying.

2009-10-10T02:03:41Z

Got a haircut by Korean lady. @_________________________________@

Watched more Bleach. Ikkaku's Bankai is supreme!

Classic-styled Bike shoes you could wear to dinner

Rating Zombieland's Awesome Ghoul-killing Weapons

$70 Zombie movie Colin
Indie filmmakers accustomed to boasting about their movies’ tiny budgets can pretty much surrender all bragging rights for the foreseeable future. British director Marc Price spent a grand total of $70 on Colin, his dirt-cheap zombie flick that became a word-of-mouth sensation earlier this month at the Cannes International Film Festival.

Joss Whedon's Horrible Advice for Visiting Cabin in the Woods

USB Uzi is Latest Killer Album Format

Arrested Development: The Movie!

Sam Raimi's World of Warcraft Production Diary:
Day 75
Why is it that every time we wrap for the day, one of the extras asks me to “open a portal to Dalaran”? Is he asking for drugs?
(LOL)

Materialistic Joy!

2009-10-08T23:27:26Z

Mmmmmmmmm I am getting aroused-in-THAT-way by my new headphones~~ The bass is throbbbbbing in my skull... I'm hearing all sorts of sounds I've never heard before.... the sound is SO crisp and distinct... it's aaaaall around my head and inside...

Mah sweet sweet KPPs:
http://www.koss.com/koss/kossweb.nsf/p?openform&pc^pt^PORTAPRO
Lifetime warranty.

I totally overpaid (59.99$) @ Golden Electronics... oh, bloodyhell, they were very nice and no other place bothered to stock these; I'm too happy right now to be pissed about getting ripped off ^________^

Praise from all:
http://www.headphone.com/products/things-on-sale/koss-porta-pro.php
http://reviews.cnet.com/headphones/koss-portapro-headphones/4505-7877_7-32897197.html
http://www.goodcans.com/HeadphoneReviews/porta.htm
http://www.buzzillions.com/reviews/koss-portapro-collapsible-headphone-reviews
Even the ppl who had issues with it would recommend them to a friend!

Spunk regained!!

2009-10-08T18:48:52Z

AUSTRALIAAAAAAAA!!!!

No, not the 3-hour epic! Continent-hopping across Music Scenes, searching for the lovechild/reincarnation of my faves Chevelle and Fair to Midland - revelations in Australian music!

Dead Letter Circus - hyperactive melodic alt-rock
(first thought: Fair to Midland, "Upgrade^Brigade", WTH!")

The Butterfly Effect - progressive rock/nu-metalish
(imagine a Chevelle that left their bass guitarist at home)

Sneaky Sound System - electro-pop
(envision Telus commercials, lol; hey, I gotta relax with something)

Play these LOUD!!

Dead Letter Circus - "Next In Line" : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Yh884CBhd8

Laying it down!

2009-10-05T19:33:49Z

Currently reading "The Prestige", the book which inspired the excellent movie of the same name.

Once again, I am proved wrong in my general assumption that "Books are better than their movie counterparts". "The Prestige" as a movie is consummated much more spectacularly than the book. For once, I am glad they changed the original story!

Blasphemy, I know. Still, it is not a terrible read. It certainly explains why I'm writing like a stuffy gentleman of the late 18th century.

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OK, who else is simultaneously excited+afraid for the Prince of Persia movie?! Jake Gyllenhaal... O M G! xD I really can't wait to hear the accent.

Can't... accept the hair... lol

^ More believable Prince of Persia...

Real pool@ss.

2009-10-03T02:28:25Z

Much love for "Let the Right One In"! Such a sweet love story. The tragedy of an immortal, ancient mind trapped in the vulnerable frame of a child.

The fact that we noticed nothing wrong with so many night scenes crammed together, is evidence of great mastery -- Jean-Claude Carriere mentions an obscure rule of thumb that night scenes in films have to be spaced out at regular intervals. Says,
"If in a Western two so-called campfire scenes come too close together, something does not seem quite right. The day between them is too short. Similarly, while you can switch from one day to the next without any problems, you can't switch from one night to the next in the same way. Why so? I have no idea. ... If it is well done, we don't notice anything wrong with it. It's the same with meals in films which, thanks to clever editing, often take no more than four to five minutes from the soup course to coffee."

Gotta love the scene where the guy is lifted out of frozen ice butt-first from the lake + screaming children LOL

For some reason the movie made listen to some old Norweigan/Finnish gothic symphonic metal and love metal...

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Weird stuff found:

A blog dedicated to well-dressed/often underdressed prepubescent boys:
http://blog.milkboys.org/page/34/

Soo Calvin, here is evidence to help us understand why pedophiles are attracted to young boys. lol

Nuit Blanche 2009 Intinerary.

2009-09-30T18:31:11Z

Zone C:

INTO ABANDON (All Night)
galleryDK
1332 Queen Street West
416-913-7116
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=C&mapID=33

A.R.R.R.T (Artistically, Recycling, Reusing, Reclaiming, Twilight) The Evolution of The Human Spirit
Gladstone Hotel - The sheVISIONS Collective
1214 Queen Street West
416-910-3229
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=C&mapID=23

twofold
Liberty Village,
(Snooker Street and Hanna Avenue)
647-217-2785
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=C&mapID=21

Antlia : : : Machine pneumatique II
*New* gallery,
906 Queen Street West
416-919-0877
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=C&mapID=18

Zone B

Ghost Stories
SAVAC (South Asian Visual Arts Centre)
401 Richmond Street West , 4th Floor
416-542-1661
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=B&mapID=18

Body Language (All Night)
Urban Space Gallery,
401 Richmond Street West
416-531-0100
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=B&mapID=36

The Uncommon and the Tents
Dundee Place,
1 Adelaide Street East
416-301-3552
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=B&mapID=20

12 Hours of Power
Berczy Park,
35 Wellington Street East
416-392-6342
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=B&mapID=22

TotemicSystems
Center point of Trinity street, Distillery Complex,
55 Mill Street
416-504-5353
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=B&mapID=23

Twilight Orchestra
Tappo Patio, South Western point of Trinity, Distillery Complex ,
55 Mill Street
416-802-4658
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=B&mapID=26

8 seconds: Mori Tower Project
Building 5 and 32,
55 Mill Street
416-364-4955
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=B&mapID=29

Zone A

Modern Documentation Series
AGO Art Rental + Sales Gallery,
481 University Avenue
416-977-4654
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=A&mapID=40

Moon-een on McCaul
McCaul Street (from Dundas Street to Grange Road)
416-977-6000
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=A&mapID=41

Through a Glass Darkly
St. Thomas's Anglican Church
383 Huron Street
416-979-2323
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=A&mapID=45

Music Inside/Out
TELUS Centre for Performance and Learning,
273 Bloor Street West
416-408-0208
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=A&mapID=48

Skyharp / Miasma (10pm, 12am)
Chalmers House,
20 St. Joseph Street
416-961-6601
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=A&mapID=32

Cabbagetown Nuit Blanche
Parliament & Carlton
416-921-0857
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=A&mapID=27
Mobius
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=A&mapID=29

In Search of a Wife In Search of a Husband
St. Matthew's United Church,
729 St. Clair Avenue West
4i6-653-5711
http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/iprojects.aspx?zone=A&mapID=39

Most excited for Zone C and Zone B stuff! It's also cool how other cities have all-night art displays as well.

Naughty naughty! Not too much raping, humans only!

2009-09-30T01:35:36Z

One of my prof likes to mass spam announcements, signing off w/ his first name "Brent". Somehow I'd feel very naughty if I called him "Brent", 'cause, unlike most other profs, he is quite young and closer to our age. Unfortunately, he has attained a beard that makes him look rather ... distingushed. lol
Ooh, stalkage: http://www.spock.com/Brent-Berry-XQ4Jz17Z

Anyway. *buries head under work*

Still woozy~

2009-09-28T18:39:32Z

Staying up to 5:30am with Splicer slaying!! All thanks to Calvin's excellent marksmanship, easily dispatching with a single headshot w/ a crossbow ^_^ Very cool, though not as fun as whipping chairs at ppl. : P Blitzing to the end of BioShock, Frank Fontaine is one scary mofo!
* Made it home alive, not a scratch on the car. :]

Interesting things found today:
a) Forcing air into the vagina can cause an embolism (fatal if the air bubbles reach your heart, lungs or brain). On a related note, I got a splinter... and now I don't know where it went. o_O My finger no longer hurts... and there's is a small wound underneath the skin..

b) Quirk Classics / Quirk Books ( http://irreference.com/ )
Making the classics just a bit more interesting by adding zombies to "Pride and Prejudice",and sea monsters to "Sense and Sensibility" :D Plus many other creative literature, such as "The Quotable Douchebag", lol

c) "May you live like a chandalier: hang by day and burn by night."
"F**k you or I'll take away your cookies!" xD
Reading Steven Pinker's "The Stuff of Thought"... learning about the F-word, and how it's not really an imperative, lol

d) Four people are walking down the street: a Saudi Arabian, a Russian, a North Korean, and a New Yorker. A reporter rushes up to them and says, "Excuse me, can I get your opinion on the meat shortage?" The Saudi Arabian says, "Shortage - what's a shortage?" The Russian says, "Meat - what is meat?" The North Korean says, "Opinion - what's an opinion?" The New Yorker says, "Excuse me - what's excuse me?"
hehehe :D

Tasting new frontiers.

2009-09-24T23:22:35Z

More movies to watch:
Cloudy w/ a Chance of Meatballs
Pandorum
Surrogates
Splice
Avatar
The Informant
The Devil's Backbone
Inglourious Basterds (started reading transcript)
The Invention of Lying
Accident (Ye Ngoi)

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Jerry Springer: The Opera @ Hart House, U of T
Sept 24 - Oct 10, 2009

Canadian audiences get another chance to experience the much talked about blockbuster and smash hit that took London’s West End by storm for over 600 performances. Jerry Springer: The Operahas everything that one has come to expect from the Jerry SpringerShow, including the world’s worst sexual deviants, in front of a bloodthirsty and carnivorous studio audience. From men in diapers and tap dancing Ku Klux Klan members, to Jesus and Adam and Eve, the show is not for the faint of heart and has something that will offend and delight almost everyone at every turn.

Week 1: Thurs to Sat @ 8pm
Week 2: Wed to Sat @ 8pm
Week 3: Wed to Sat @ 8pm

$10 Wednesdays for Students!
Other nights: Adults 25$, Students & Seniors 15$

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It occured to me; since I love Fair to Midland so much, why not taste the recommended artists? Had a small dose of Dredg, and I am loving their music! Fantastic experimentative sound, yet accessible, and doesn't require you to be doing something else in order to develop a tolerance for it. Very listenable to. Scoping around for "The Butterfly Effect" as well.

Oh the Agony!

2009-09-22T05:24:30Z

I HAS THIS!!

Maybe not a triumph of technology, but it's mine, I got a good deal on it (and the USB cable!), and it works! D:<
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House and Heroes are back. :] I am not sure why I am still watching Heroes... I think I just need to know how it ends... need to know. o.O
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I've found out at least one reason why Vista sucks: consistent and constant crashes.

Me: Hey, let's empty the Recycle Bin!
Computer: Whoa, slow down buddy! We can't do crazy stuff like that on the fly! I need at least a few seconds to pull my head out of my @ss first!
Me: But um, your primitive predecessors could easily do this without hesitating! And they were much less shiny than you!
Computer: Ho ho ho! But I am Vista! I am the future of desktops! Soon all computers will be installed with me! *demonic voice* All shall fall under Papa Vista's domain... /demonic voice
Me: *meek* Yessir! >_< *timidly follows all of Vista's commands*
Computer: BOHAHAHAHA!!! *koff* Brr.. I must restarts...

Dear God... a future where even RAM cannot save us... why have you forsaken us???? >O