These are creamers.
They call them "creamy butts."
Okay, I seriously got my butt kicked this weekend. Just when I thought it was safe to move on with my life, my worst paranoid fears are realized. The psycho Ex returns.
I know this sounds totally woe-as-me but believe me, it isn't funny being held hostage in a Kahala Mandarin hotel room. Granted it's a nice room but I'm not sure it's worth all that money. Especially when I've rather have been in it with anyone, anyone, else.
What is the lesson that can be taken from this?
Some people will never learn to let go?
Some people just don't like losing, ie. being dumped?
You can't help sick people who refuse to seek help?
You would think that with all the shit going on now, you'd be able to put aside your own petty petty petty issues but oh fucking well...
sigh...
Anyway, that just totally ruined my wah for the entire weekend. What was kinda fun was breaking into the Real World house. I'd post the pictures but that would incriminate me. I also got a shot of me in the middle of an empty theater but I'm not posting that one either because I look like a total dork.
Instead let us rejoice that Max Payne is coming to the Playstation 2. This is good for those of us who aren't geeky enough to own 200ghz computer systems. I really need to start playing more video games. I have an unopened copy of The Bouncer just sitting there.
Here's the background music soundtrack of my life, as per Michael's project.
�A View To A Kill� Duran Duran
�This Corrosion� Sisters Of Mercy
�Love Song For A Vampire� Annie Lennox
�Sympathy For The Devil� Rolling Stones or Guns N Roses
�Never Gonna Come Back Down� BT
�True Faith� New Order
�Moon Over Bourbon Street� and "Demolition Man" Sting
�Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me� U2
�Until The End Of The World� U2
�Kiss From A Rose� Seal
�The End Is The Beginning Is The End� Smashing Pumpkins
�The Living Daylights� A-ha
�First Time On A Ferris Wheel� Smokey Robinson and Syreeta
�Into The Groove� Madonna
�Things Have Changed� Bob Dylan
�You Belong To The City� Glenn Frey
�Proud� Heather Small
�Opportunities� The Pet Shop Boys
�Tequila Dreams� Lee Ritenour and Dave Grusin
�Sinnerman� Nina Simone
�Everything (...Is Never Quite Enough)� Wasis Diop
"These Are Days" 10,000 Maniacs
"Watching The Wheels" and "Instant Karma!" John Lennon
"You Get What You Give" New Radicals
"No Regrets" Robbie Williams
It was supposed to be enough to cover only one burned CD but hell, MY life is a double album. I'd write explanations of them all, but well, according to the assignment, you're supposed to be able to understand the subject through the songs, no context needed. Plus, I'm lazy.
Ironically, the song I'm listening to right now isn't any of the above.
There was some cute little moments in Hardball, but oh God, that was a really badly written movie. But on the other hand, there's my Gramma's opinion: "Good fun dat movie."
Shrug.