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November 27, 2005
It could've been the result of long weekend boredom, but I actually spent money on Bike or Die, which is definitely > Elastomania.
Cool barrel.
Antiques break.
Thanksgiving Toader. A little late, but what the heck.
If I didn't mention it, no one would notice the baseball bat coming out of the jacket.
People of all ages, from all parts of town make haste to purchase stolen goods at the computer show.
Elliot's new video card. (6800)
It didn't really work at first...
...but thanks to my amazing strength success was achieved.
The Suburban Pirate Orchestra is playing at the FHStival this Thursday, December 1st at 6:30 or 7 PM. (I'm not exactly sure what time, but it wouldn't take too much effort to figure out.) If you’re cool you will buy a ticket and experience local ska.
November 20, 2005
I thought it was interesting to find a missing poster attached to a sport bike.
I had the urge to watch the Cane Toads documentary. Somehow I found it online and put it on my Palm. What's that? iPods play videos now? Oh, that's nice to see that Apple fans and uninformed consumers are finally getting to experience portable video, 5+ years after everyone else.
Amazingly my hermit crab friends are all still alive. I think it has been almost 5 months since I bought them.
A random burst of energy inspired me to clean out the crap from their small cage.
Put speedometer on bike. I was able to get up to 32 MPH at the MAPA trail.
My sister showed me this poem that came with her report card. I hate Bel Air Middle School. I hate Bel Air Middle School. I hate Bel Air Middle School. I hate Bel Air Middle School. Possibly the worst three years of my life.
My new Tetron high score. Scary.
November 18, 2005
I went to grab a "fun size" candy bar when I discovered a very pale looking chocolate block. The Crunch bar is the color of a normal chocolate bar, for reference.
Very dirty pools. Shouldn't they have covers?
Varsity letter. I'm not a very passionate sports enthusiast, so getting a varsity letter is slightly out of character.
Pat's decomposing project.
While staying after to help out with the Pie Fundraiser, I had to call the people who forgot to pick up their orders. The barbaric tone and stupidity in which these mothers spoke to me was definitely annoying and offensive. These mothers definitely need some higher authority.
Brass keytar.
Rhysics man.
Bucket head with keytar.
Ian's drawing of Stephen Hawking.
I'm not man enough to drink a combination of butter, soda, ham, cake, bread, and icing for $8.
Not a lot of inspiration this time, but definitely a decent creation.
Ouch.
Oh my gosh it's Andy the camera man.
I've been playing a lot of trial bike type games during my computer gaming class (computer programming). A break from the usual Tetron is always nice.
Perfect score, oh yes.
For some reason playing strange online flash games reminded me of Nanaca Crash.
November 12, 2005
New Palm because I'm just that awesome.
The poetry slam was interesting.
Opening night Blast game.
My sister was in the half-time show.
A very exposed sound board.
The stage for the youth concert after the game. The band we heard before leaving sounded almost like an emo parody and besides the random screaming of "Savior!" it was impossible to know they were a Christian band.
Man walking around with a "Save WUSA" sign.
Race.
It's interesting to see how many bluetooth devices and WiFi connections you can find walking down streets in Baltimore.
The tunnel closed from an accident while we were driving through, which led to being stuck for a half hour.
The Suburban Pirate Orchestra. A Ska band project.
November 6, 2005
Possibly the last marching band performance for me was on Friday. I'm not sure if I want to prance around the field with a sousaphone another year, especially if it's optional.
PJ rockin' the coconut breasts
Sonata Arctica featured on the main ticketmaster.com page. That's cool.
Bought tickets today, it's going to be awesome.
LAN gathering, first time I've had to sat on the floor playing computer games all night.
A nice array of power strips connected together = stuff breaking.
I would be impressed if the people who ate the Chinese beef sitting out for 12+ hours didn't get some form of food born illness.
Going to see the Trans-Siberian Orchestra with the family unit, shouldn't be too bad.
Today the substitute bible study teacher asked me why I wasn't involved in the youth group and the FCA. Hopefully I didn't offend anyone.