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Category Archives: Notes
Coming home makes me realize just how empty and lonely this place is. One of the worst things about living alone is that no one misses you when you are gone, and no one care and no one knows when … Continue reading
Someday, I’m gonna be rev.
That’s a lie. I will probably never be rev, except in the non-rev pseudo-rev sense. The teenage guide to being popular rev.
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So, I watched Zoolander again–Yes, it is incredibly stupid, and yes, I still love it anyway–and while watching it, I noticed something awesome: The Little Kings. The band hanging out at Hansel’s pad, The Little Kings, are a band composed … Continue reading
i am such an ass. if i hadn’t been so lazy and put off getting the cable hooked up, i could have been watching “time squad” just now.
For my own reference:
– Sometimes, I wish I could be part of a police-escorted presidential murdercade. – In the year I was born, scientists/doctors replaced a man’s heart with the first successful artificial heart. I’m sure I have some sort of reflection on … Continue reading
A brief update
Despite many familiar artifacts and personal effects, I realized this evening that I really do not feel at home here at all. I started on making a painting though, at least. This is my first time painting with oils, so … Continue reading
All the cool kids are doing it.
FDA Public Health Advisory Today the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) asked manufacturers of the following antidepressant drugs to include in their labeling a Warning statement that recommends close observation of adult and pediatric patients treated with these agents for … Continue reading →