You Have to Be Insane To Be As Sick As You Are

I'm currently uploading a ridiculous amount of pictures to my myspace account, and while that is happening, I have nothing better to do than to write in my trusty blog. I only have a few things to say...well actually I have many things to say but not much to say about them so it's still a small amount of writing.

Anyway....thing number one: I just obtained The Fratelli's album "Costello Music" and I love every song on it. It's kind of Irish rock with a slight swing music feel. It's all very catchy and I'm glad I have it.

I've finished doing a large number of things lately and have moved on to others. A Game of Thrones is done, and so is the last Harry Potter book, now I'm attempting to read Great Expectations, but I really just want to read more of George R.R. Martin's Fire and Ice series. Oh well, I'll get to it eventually.

I finished watching Record of Lodoss War, and Carnivale, and now am in the middle of the first season of Heroes and Nip/Tuck. Heroes is, of course, amazing. I love Peter and Hiro the most, but the cheerleader (Claire) is intriguing as well. Mike and I basically just watch that show every second that we get now.

Nip/Tuck I've liked since I watched one 3rd season episode with Joe a few years ago that involved porn stars, bisexual activity, and transvestites. I knew that it was the show for me back then, so I recently bought the 1st and 2nd seasons. I think if there wasn't strange sex in it I wouldn't like it, so good for you Nip/Tuck! You have another viewer because of your liberal attitudes! And in case you doubt just how sexual this show is, the last 2 episodes I saw involved an orgy party complete with separate rooms for voyeurism and girl-on girl, a 16 year old guy having threesomes with 2 girls, and a pedophile priest who touched 10 little boys then thought he could get away scott free by having the birthmark on his balls removed. Again, great show.

Other than that, I bought Tetris for DS (awesome), and I went into a rare artistic mood last week where I sketched this for Mike (he's in love with her):

Which is funnily similar to the Cloud picture I sketched for my ex Andrew about 2.5 years ago:

And no, I can't sketch anything from my own head, they have to already exist somewhere or I have no talent whatsoever.

Pittsburgh was a great time, like all trips are. I don't think I'll be going on any trips now until January, so that's kinda sad, but I went on a lot this year, so I'm happy for that. I'll have a few Pittsburgh pics the next time I post, I'm so sick of pictures from all this myspace stuff that I can't bring myself to post any more of them.

Plus I suppose I should shower before Mike gets home from work. Til next time.

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