| your daily dose of craig |
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| 10:54am 06/01/2010 |
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¿Dónde está la biblioteca? ¡Yo no tengo pantalones!
Unfortunately he talked too much during the show and Carey Mulligan was bumped :(
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| 2010 - Day 5, Photo 5 |
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| 08:05pm 05/01/2010 |
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 New mousepad that I stash in my drawer at work as a precaution against the night shift swiping it.
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| .universal anthem. |
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| 07:17pm 05/01/2010 |
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mood:  determined
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Declare independence Don't let them do that to you Declare independence Don't let them do that to you
Justice
Declare independence Don't let them do that to you Declare independence Don't let them do that to you
Justice
Start your own currency Make your own stamp Protect your language
Justice
Declare independence Don't let them do that to you Declare independence Don't let them do that to you
Make your own flag Make your own flag Make your own flag Make your own flag
Raise your flag (higher higher) Raise your flag (higher higher) Raise your flag (higher higher) Raise your flag (higher higher) Raise your flag (higher higher) Raise your flag (higher higher)
Declare independence Don't let them do that to you Declare independence Don't let them do that to you
Damn colonists Ignore their patronizing Tear off their blindfold Open their eyes
Declare independence Don't let them do that to you Declare independence Don't let them do that to you
With a flag and a trumpet Go to the top Of your highest mountain
And raise your flag (higher higher) Raise your flag (higher higher) Raise your flag (higher higher) Raise your flag (higher higher) Raise your flag (higher higher) Raise your flag (higher higher)
Declare independence Don't let them do that to you Declare independence Don't let them do that to you
Raise the flag
'Declare Independence -Bjork'
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| Noughties: More like the NOTies, a "decade" in review: It's like the 60s, except with less hope |
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| 09:41pm 05/01/2010 |
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mood:  contemplative
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Until this year, this decade didn't even have a name. In the future, I envision this decade to be looked at with pity and derision. Think about 1900-1910: who would want to live back then? Nothing got interesting until 1920, but by that time I'll already be a memaw of 40 and won't even have the energy to walk around dressing like a flapper 'cause I'll be nearly DEAD by then.
Then again, this decade ruled. It was my first decade spent as an adult and thus granted me the right to get stinking drunk at a gay drag bar called The Cabaret and be called "Punkin'" by a drag queen in the women's room. This also granted me the rights to get blind, stinking drunk in various other locales throughout the world. Score. Also, I actually think this decade will inspire significant nostalgia...something like a combo of the 60s (but with less hope, as was said in Shortbus) and the punk rock downtown '81 scene, but with a nice dash of Weimar Era fascism, Depression Era blues, and Third Reich Genocide. Ah, the good old days! Glad we had some great music to get us through 8 years of Bush!
That being said, here are some highlights of those best of times and worst of times that was the "Noughties" but mor like the "NOTies" or the "Naughties". Pick your poison, kids.
My Best-Of Lists Behind the cut... ( Read more... ) |
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| stupid dreams |
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| 10:18am 05/01/2010 |
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I was almost late for work today because of Edward Norton making a cameo appearance in a dream.
It was that deep, incredibly vivid moment of dreaming between when your alarm goes off and the snooze goes off. After my first alarm went off, I went back to sleep (naturally) and dreamed that I had gotten a call from my apparently redneck boyfriend that he was parked in his van outside my building and that we were going to elope. OKAY. So I changed out of my Nightcrawler t-shirt into a Scooby-Doo t-shirt, because I am just that classy, threw some things into a backpack, unceremoniously said goodbye to my parents, and left. However, I got delayed on the elevator because the Italian families that lived on every floor of my building were having a party and were going from floor to floor, exchanging dishes and whatnot. Needless to say, that made me hungry. Anyway, it so happened that I needed to TAKE A BUS to the lobby of my building. When the bus parked somewhere, I discovered that both of my cell phones' batteries had died. I'd just received a text message from my Redneck Boyfriend, but I couldn't open it in time. So I was all, "CURRRSSSSE YOUUUUU, CELL PHONESSSSS." In my agitation I was sort of jostling the seat next to me, which happened to be occupied by EDWARD NORTON WTF. So I was like, "Oh, sorry." He was writing/typing something on a laptop computer or something, and I noticed what looked like Chinese lettering on his hand. "New tattoo?" I asked. "Oh, yeah, just got it," he said, and then, "Hey, love your kicks." I was wearing my black Chucks. HE CALLED THEM KICKS, AHAH. Then for some reason I told him incredibly uninteresting things about how I used to cover my notebooks in doodles (I had my journal with me and he was looking at it), and then some random guy across the aisle started talking to him. Edward was then comparing Macs to PCs and I was like, stfu man, I was talking to him. THEN I WOKE UP, five minutes after I should've gotten out of bed.
Anyway. Long day of work ahead. Just needed to get that out.
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| hee. |
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| 11:56pm 03/01/2010 |
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Diana Rigg just wrinkled her nose at you. Your argument is invalid.

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