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What was the #1 song the day you were born? Google the date and #1 song and then post your #1 song on your LJ - preferably with a Youtube vid if you can find one!

I have this weird urge to be fully realized in a sense, so i have no more doubt about who i am or who I'm supposed to be in the grand scheme of things. Thinking once I figure that out, I can get to work on more important things.

It's late and I had to get this out of my head and if you don't like it then fuck you.

http://worldislame.wordpress.com/2008/11/07/why-i-hate-suburbia/

Not sure if want o.O;

Edward James Fish
August 2006 - July 20 2008

Is it good to regret never being part of some kind of "underground" subculture when i was a teenager?
This is what i get for watching Hackers at 11:30 at night. I know hacking doesn't really work like that, and it's more solitary nerds in their bedrooms than super cool punks out on adventures, but you get where I'm coming from. I guess I've just always wanted to be a part of something. Especially something that "sticks it to the man".

If you've known me for any significant amount of time, you'd know that I'm constantly on this quest to find myself. Why can't I just find a path and stick to it and be happy? Why can't I just find something and say "this is what I'm gonna devote my life to and everything is gonna be awesome from this day on"?

If you've seen me around, please let me know where I am. I miss me very much and would like to be reunited with myself.

Just saw Wanted, so I'm going to try and review it while it's fresh in my mind.

First, wanted tells the story of Wesley Gibson (James McAvoy): your average 20-something cubicle slave living a perfectly average insignificant life until one night, an assassin named Fox (Angelina Jolie) shows up and tells him that his estranged father was part of a league of assassins known as The Fraternity, which is run by a man named Sloan (Morgan Freeman). Now, Wesley has to learn his late father's trade and take out the man who took his father out....ridiculous action ensues.

My verdict: it was decent. The movie took a few liberties with physics (such as curving a bullet's trajectory in order to hit your target around corners and stopping your opponent's bullet in mid-air by hitting it with one of your own), but that is not always a bad thing. For the most part, this movie wouldn't really be that interesting without it. Now that I think about it, the movie was just kind of an excuse to show a bunch of "mind bending" Matrix-esque effects. Of course, this is my opinion of the film while knowing nothing of the original work, a graphic novel (comic book for grown-ups) of the same name.

I Agree :D

If, you're too lazy to watch the video, Peelander Blue, drummer for the band Peelander-Z, is leaving the band. Apparently, his father, Peelander King, is retiring, so Blue has to go back to Planet Peelander and take the crown. He will be missed.