About daily life… or nothing in particular.
I got to download all 5 seasons of Red vs. Blue, a Machinima series by [Rooster Teeth productions.]0 It’s so addicting to watch, that I thought it was worth spreading.
It’s only about 2-4 minutes per episode so even the most attention-span-challenged individual can find the time to watch it.
I’ve compiled scenes I thought were funny to give you guys an idea what RvB is about.
Read More…have no business being camera whores.
Ok fine, maybe a decent smile is ok, but trying to get creative with smoldering looks and weird poses – that’s just disgusting. That’s just like a fat person trying to wear skimpy clothes.
Whatever we think about our “inner beauty” is fine, but don’t ever mix that up with actual outward appearance. Being confident of one’s self is different from having a delusion that the rest of the world thinks of you the same way.
I’m just sayin’ 😉
I’m not a camera whore, 1 I’d rather be taking the picture than being in it. so no one can really tell me something like “you’re one to talk!” Ha!
(I’m sooo going to hell for saying all that; but you know what, I think not letting them know is the greater sin)
Notes
| ⇡1 | I’d rather be taking the picture than being in it. |
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There’s something I need to say… something controversial and possibly offensive.
But to understand my concern requires that we be on the same page. So I’d like to ask some questions before I get to the meat of things.
If schools are for educating people – why do we have gender-exclusive schools? Do you think it’s wrong that we have all male/female schools considering the purpose of education is and should be universal? Should the foundation of an educational system be changed because of it?
Why do sports have so much unnecessary rules? Take basketball for instance, isn’t the goal simply to put the ball in the basket? Why must there be a requirement to dribble the ball, not stay in the paint for more than 3 seconds etc. etc. If the minutiae of the sport makes it more complex than it really should be, does that mean that league that made the rules was misguided?
Well everyone’s posting about it, so might as well give my two cents.
Cris and I watched Iron Man when it premiered. The funny thing was that Cris and I had no idea that the movie was already showing that day. I just felt like eating out, then found out about the movie, and we both decided to watch it since we were already there.
I have to say it was one of the best superhero flicks I’ve ever seen. However, I was hesitant of posting a glowing recommendation when I got home; because I seriously thought I may have been too biased towards Tony Stark’s character.
Seeing that many of my friends had blogged about it, I guess it’s safe to assume that regardless of personal bias, Iron Man seemed to be a really good movie.
