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August 25, 2009 - Tuesday
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Current mood:  busy
Category: Games
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January 30, 2009 - Friday
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Current mood:  cooky/wacky
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December 27, 2008 - Saturday
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Category: Life
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December 27, 2008 - Saturday
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Category: Life
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December 27, 2008 - Saturday
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Category: Life
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November 23, 2008 - Sunday
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Current mood:  curious
It's Saturday and i'm working so i thought i would stop for a moment and ask; What comes to mind when you think of Warhammer Online besides just the actual game? A specific race? A youtube video? Bastion Stair? CTD (hope not!!)?
For some reason, when i hear someone outside of work mention the game, I think of the shows i went to this summer. And sometimes i think of chef Boyardee cups of ravioli because i ate lots of them out of the machines here.
If nothing really comes to mind, then what reminds you of Warhammer Online when you see it? When i see white sunglasses or a bottle of Verve Clicquot, i think about the game. Chunky Cambells will soon be in that category, as there are many cans sitting on my desk to replace the ravioli i ate too much of.
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November 14, 2008 - Friday
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Current mood:  confused
I'm sure this discussion has been had before, but it is new to me. I watched Buffy, season 2, episode 3 "School Hard", and Spike says "You think you can fool me? You were my sire, man! You were my Yoda." I could not find a clip of this but if you go here: http://www.hulu.com/watch/14658/buffy-the-vampire-slayer-school-hard at aproximately 36:20, he says the lines above. I saw the above just after I happened to watch Buffy season 5, episode 7 "Fool for Love" (I never watch them in order anymore), where we find out that Drusilla sired Spike. Below is a video I found from Tranquillity71 on Youtube that summarizes the episode.
This might be nothing new to other Buffy fans but it threw me for a loop. Any thoughts?
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October 2, 2008 - Thursday
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Current mood:  happy
There is this great new band. Ok, they are great for a number of reasons but the biggest ones is because my brother, Jason, is the drummer in this one. They are all in NY and play at local clubs there.
So go to their siteBearsOmy! and let them know what you think, and add them!!
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October 1, 2008 - Wednesday
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Current mood:  chill
The other night I tried these: Hair-- Mayonnaise Skin-- 1 egg, oatmeal, 1-tsp olive oil, lemon juice Lips-- sugar, 1-tsp olive oil
Result: I loved the after effects of the mayo and the lip mixture. My hair actually felt soft and i licked my lips a LOT as they were very exfoliated and soft. I didn't have any bad result with the skin mixture, but it's difficult to see results right away with those. I would use it again, but it was a little watery, i think i would use dry oatmeal instead of cooked next time, and i would mix the egg first and use less of it.
Last night i tried a mixture of: Honey(1-oz) Dry Oatmeal Olive Oil (1-oz) Vitamin E (one big drop) Pumpkin from a can (about 2-oz)
It was a bit firmer of a mixture but it could have used a bit less pumpkin, it was still a bit runny. It was very sticky after it started drying. I left it on about a half hour then used warm water to rinse it off. It did feel so very nice after, though. I didn't need moisturizer before going to bed.
The second thing i tried last night was for my pimples (oh i h8 them!): Instant Coffee (1-oz) Salt (a lot) Hot water
Mix it well then use a cotton ball and hold it on the spot for a few moments. I didn't wash the excess salt off, just left it on and washed it off in the morning. I'll see if this works, the salt and caffein are supposed to dry out blemishes and help reduce red spots. I'll be trying this every night this week so i am not able to give any report on this yet.
OK, off to take a nap now then to Karaoke with Jenny and Crystal!
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September 29, 2008 - Monday
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Current mood:  adventurous
I wanted to get a facial the other day. The cheapest one i could find was for $100, a bit too much for me right now. So I talked to the lady that waxes me, she's an esthetician and she said that most of the facial products she uses were organic, she uses pumpkin, strawberries, honey, etc. I scoured the internet looking for homemade spa recipes and found a few i wanted to try. I'm going ton attempt to document over the next few weeks, what i use, and see if they are going to work. You know, lower blemishes and make my skin glow. Also, if anyone reading this happens to have any recipes of their own, please share. Tonight: Hair-- Mayonnaise Skin-- 1 egg, oatmeal, 1-tsp olive oil, lemon juice Lips-- sugar, 1-tsp olive oil   Quickpost this image to Myspace, Digg, Facebook, and others!
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