Category Archives: rants

Understatedly upset and woeful writings

Small insight into the suicidal mind

Suicide is a big deal. It's important to me because it's something that is usually preventable. It's also a topic that seems to bring out the worst in people as demonstrated by some of the commenters in this blog post I read today.

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A rather stupid excuse

Warning: if your name starts with L, and you're a guy, and you know who I am, you should probably just close this blog post. I just needed to rant.
This is a big pet peeve of mine. When someone starts debating their opinions, they had better have a better argument than, "Oh, well, I'm right because it just depends […]

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Men like to embarrass themselves

I had already written a rant about guys who write flirtatious, needy, and otherwise very groveling remarks on any pretty girl's YouTube video. Well, on Facebook, it's no different. I cringe every time I see it done. It is incredibly embarrassing. So much that I literally blushed in the privacy of my own home. […]

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You can tell who's a virgin on YouTube

The video in itself is not what's important. Rather, go view the comments. Or don't. It's a painful experience. Here's a sample of what I'm talking about…

What, do you think this Ann is going to think you're such a nice guy, that she's going to send you a message over YouTube?
wow ur cute
you Look so […]

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My Dell 2408WPF

This one's gonna be a quick one.
I got my Dell 2408WPF 24" monitor today. Got it all nice and set up, now it's my primary, with my old Samsung 906BW (2ms GTG TN panel). Everything is awesome about the monitor. Sure, there's that very slight lag that has been reported. But I think […]

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Mall cop meets Taxi Driver? No way.

New York Times Movie Review — Observe and Report (2009) [PDF]
I haven't seen Observe and Report yet. But just reading that this guy was inspired by Taxi Driver.…oh marone…The New York Times review says, "Mr. Hill says his movie was inspired by “Taxi Driver,” a self-flattering comparison." Self-flattering is quite right. I don't see […]

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Be courteous to your date

[scrippet]
INT. PALANTINE HEADQUARTERS — DAY
TRAVIS scuffles with Tom. He talks to Betsy.
TRAVIS
Why won't you talk to me? Why won't you answer my calls when I call? You think I don't know you're here? You think I don't know? You think I don't know? I just want you to know that I know you're here.
Tom pushes Travis to […]

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