I hate old memories
Just flipped through my electronic memorandum of my last graduation party. Man...no one can imagine how painful that was. My brother was right, I can't handle the present, nor the past.
Just flipped through my electronic memorandum of my last graduation party. Man...no one can imagine how painful that was. My brother was right, I can't handle the present, nor the past.
Sometimes I really could just find a place and die...there is nothing left to reminice about, all I ave is a grand sadness that all those worlds that could've been...shall never be.
I have been warned on several occassions but after much study and deliberation, I believe I should become a Free mason of the United Grand Lodge of England as soon as I step foot on English soil. I like their philosophy and it would further convenience my peace of mind by feeling that, internationally, I belong somewhere...a guild of sorts.
It's all hogwash when it comes to microsoft. Nothing creative nor cultural about it. Steve Jobs was right, except that Apple wasn't the only group with culture.
How amusing it is to actually see "less than theologians" have disputes over the nuetrality of Wikipedia's John the Baptist article. Maybe it would be best to leave this to historians if they want articles to be unscathed by religion. Still, it's somewhat entertaining to see how an innocent and forgotten historical figure still holds some water in the present minds of netizens.
If anyone has the bright idea if telling me that the fucking game "video poker" is poker in any sense...I will pull their eyeballs right out of their sockets.
In a funny and odd way, I'm waiting to die...I don't think I need me anymore, if there is no more to wait for. Everything I start is stalled until further notice.
I'm almost there...I'm so damn close, now I need to filter it down and make it more useful, but I've found at least 400 possible memory archives in the damn 40 Gig image.
While I'm waiting for an inspiration to make games, I'm now working on a little hobby project (actually two, the latter being that I repair my old PSX, but it's a matter of soldering four CD lens control pins). The hobby project has two stages:
This time of reflection, is more like a passive walk through memory lane. Watching old movies, seeing forgotten sites, playing unfinished games...makes me think about where I truly belong. I've realized that baal's death was a god send...I finally tore myself away from proteco.
I still don't know the meaning of that word...well not precisely.