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Name: me
Country: United States
State: California
Birthday: 3/16/1982
Gender: Male


Occupation: Engineering
Industry: Entertainment


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Member Since: 9/26/2002

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Thursday, January 26, 2006

hey new post!  first of the year.  happy new years guys.  i'm currently battling a thursday influx of snottage.  Its probably due to the sniffles goin around and my lack of arm coverage while sleeping.  I'll keep this one short since I havent done any actual work for the past 2 hours and probably wont for the next 2, but hey, whatcha gonna do. 

I went to get my car registered today at the DMV and was shocked at the variety of people that sat patiently waiting for their number to be called.  If you happen to live in an area which lacks the colorful demographics of 1) Clairemont Mesa or 2) Oakland, then head over to the ANY dmv and I will guarantee you'll have multi-culture shock.  Short, tall, fat, thin, they're all there.  Maybe even one will wink at you and ask for your number in which you respond, "um, yeah I havent seen Brokeback Mountain but I definitely wouldnt hang out in a tent with you"

word.


Tuesday, December 27, 2005

so who doesnt like an account of events based on kingsley's point of view?  nobody?  exactly.  christmas was largely uneventful, although I did get to experience the thrill and excitement of last minute christmas shopping the day before.  giving is so much more fun than getting sweaters or leather wallets.  I did however, receive a lot of money in which I will spend on numerous household necessities such as comforter covers and air freshner units.  The point is, I was able to find jack an awesome poker hat to wear when we hit up the WSOP next year.

Since we're on the subject,  Bonnie is a must-have when trying to get someone completely plastered.  Maybe its because she lacks the ability to feel the effects of alcohol.  ever.  Anyway, Jack was so hammered on our Gordon Biersch excursion that he cock blocked the entire party.  Fun times.

At work and theres absolutely nothing to do.  Oh i got an email!  boo.  its a forward.  Getting a little hungry so maybe i'll go work out.  holla.


Thursday, December 15, 2005

Realized I have a lot of subscribers, but not too many postings.  This could be a result of my realization that certain parental figures do frequent this blog to then interrogate me on said interesting blogs i.e. corner me into admitting I was in fact in vegas with Mr. Chou and not at the library studying for GRE's/finding nerdface girl to consummate. 

For those of you who still faithful check xanga, you will be rewarded with a posting of epic proportions... namely, mine.  Hopefully, this will lead to consistent slathering of daily rants and/or insights, but I neither guarantee satisfaction or even any LOL moments.  LOL.  who came up with THAT?  anyway.  I still have a job.  The difference between school and work is the freedom which comes after you leave your respective institution:  i aint got homework to do, suckas!  Sadly, this has been replaced with deadlines, competitive coworkers, and the need to climb the proverbial "corporate ladder" i.e. strive for fancier titles underneath your name on the business cards handed out during happy hour.  The other difficulty in working vs. schooling is the lack of social mobility one encounters.  Depending on the industry, it can be highly inefficient to look around the workplace for peers in which to engage in good times and/or levels of inebriation leading to misdemeanor crimes.  Hey that rhymed.  I should be a rapper.  Fortunately, females who are not only attractive, but also laugh at my brand of comedic one-liners surround my cube.  However, they are at LEAST 5 years my senior (hasn't stopped me before, but thats another post) and the majority are either married/serious relationships (granted, not a good excuse based on past misgivings, but again i digress and will also describe in detail in a later posting.. hopefully). 

Speaking of relationships, I find it highly difficult to diagnose myself when faced with a "love" type situation.  I figure myself to be pretty savvy when it comes to helping others with their love deficiencies, but when it comes to myself, its rather difficult to detach my emotions from my rather logical thought process and put 1+1 together.  But I guess even professionals (i.e. doctors and other MD types) are taught to avoid diagnosis of self and loved ones, so I'm not beating myself for being ridiculous in these situations... ok yeah it sucks.  

Do people actually type their entire postings on this old-school-hotmail type window with NO save feature, 480pt width, and lack of spell checker?   Kinda scared I'll hit backspace and LOSE the last 30 minutes of my life due to lack of finger-to-keyboard coordination. 

Been watching/listening to a lot of standup lately.  In fact, saw Russell Peters in Irvine last night.  He's funny, but i'm actually more excited for Brian Regan in January.  Unfortunately, Charlie Murphy will not be around when I'm in town and he's the only other comic besides chappelle in which I'll laugh at even the minute inflections of his voice. 

Challenge him, a'ight!? Make sure your people is there to witness it, cuz you just might get embarrassed

HAHAA.  oh man.  One more...  *editors note:  just copied and pasted the entire post in case i DO accidentally hit backspace.

You don't slap a man. OK. I mean, even when slapping was fashionable, ya know, they did it in Paris, some guy would come up: WHAP PAP 'I challenge you to a duel.' They would have a gunfight after that— somebody had to go!

ahahaha... he's a habitual LINE stepper... ahaha... ok anyway.

snowboarding in tahoe and then vegas.  'nuff said.  Alright kids, i've spent almost an hour on this so I should go back to my work and browse the web. Err, read other people's xanga.  Hm.  Do something productive.  ah.  much better.  holla.


Friday, November 11, 2005

whoa did i really make that last post?  i'm teh awesome. 


Friday, October 21, 2005

no matter how many laps i run, i always end up in the same place.  unfortunately, its a mountain i'm tryin to climb.

thats a pretty good analogy right there.   i need her to help me get to the top



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