Monthly Archives: September 2002

Found over at Very Black is Rhondalicious.Ten movies you’d watch over and over: Amelie The Matrix Star Wars Six-String Samurai Quills Monty Python and the Holy Grail The Princess Bride The Boondock Saints A Clockwork Orange Any Universal horror film … Continue reading →

For those of you who are interested, my Award-Winning Story, “All in a Night’s Work” is now up in my Short Stories section. I realized recently that this is the second story of mine to win an award! Take that … Continue reading →

1. When I was young, my Mom would always drink a cold Dr. Pepper in the morning. Me, I can go either way. I like a Cold Frappucchino in the Summer months and switch to warm Mocha Espresso in the … Continue reading →

Earthquake in Great Britain! Only a 4.8 and apparently no casualties, but still quite surprising. Hope all my pals in the Olde Country are doing ok…

Earth’s got Chinese food and microphonesEarth’s got Orbit, he likes ice cream conesEarth’s got people who are all aloneEarth’s got hot rod cars and Al Capone!Earth (is the best) yeah Earth (is the best) yeah Earth (yeah!) is the best! … Continue reading →

1. Would you say that you’re good at keeping in touch with people?Mostly, yeah. Especially if they have email. :) 2. Which communication method do you usually prefer/use: e-mail, telephone, snail mail, blog comments, or meeting in person? Why?Email, baby, … Continue reading →

So I did a Google link search (which lets you see who’s linked to a particular page) on my main site page. The guy who runs The Papaya Palace linked to me back in June, saying that he spent a … Continue reading →

If anybody ever asks why I started reading the complete archives of The life of Riley, the last panel of the first strip should explain it pretty darn well. Heheheheh.

1. If, by sacrificing your life, you could contribute so much to the world that you would be honored in all nations … (a) would you be willing to do so? (b) would you be willing to do so if … Continue reading →

An Interesting article about why the record industry is dumb to crack down on MP3 swapping.