I'm gettin' tired of this

Interviews suck. I always get nervous about them. No matter what. *shrugs* ah well

You what is a great game. Risk
I love the game, i wish i had a copy of the game myself instead of bumming it off of friends, but eh. It's just another day out in the lovely east coast. I can't wait til winter.

Anyway, kinda back on topic.
The main point for this blog is just chit chatting. I am not planing on talking about my life very much or at all. I would rather just ramble on about random things. That said, today i just want to take a little time and talk about cleaning. I am talking about cleaning where you live/work; not your computer files, etc.

Cleaning, much like interviews, kinda suck. Also... It's necessary , it is expected, and you can not get very far in life without cleaning or interviews for that matter. Personally I always say that "I need to clean.", "I'm going to cleaning ____ room/apartment", "I just need to clean a little." and so forth and so forth.
Ladies (I highly doubt there are any who will be reading this let alone an actual audience)
If you hear a guy tell you this albeit friend, partner, family member or other. Unless the guy has OCD, these are lies. Most the time these are flat out lies, but there are some guy who *want* to have a clean apartment and are just bums who put off the cleaning, then promise to clean later (which in turn will most likely become another lie).

Today thou, in-fact right now, I am cleaning. I know shocking. I had an inspection yesterday. I also had to clear out the bathroom and kitchen because I was visited by the exterminators. So in the mists before throwing everything back into the bathroom. I am honest to god cleaning it. trust me, you don't want to see it prior to this event. Let me put it this way: I have the tub soaking in diluted Mr. Clean. I just went to do a little mopping and I'm 90% done with the bathroom. yay me

I'll throw everything back into the kitchen in a little bit. I still have to finish cleaning my living room. I had some of it done, but then I had to move everything from my kitchen cabinets into the living room. A lovely step backwards to what i wanted to accomplish -.- I also need to do some laundry. I actually have to go out this weekend and look for some clothes. I'm down to only a handful of usable pants. so i get to throw money to that.

Well I'm off to pay bills

You kids have fun out there.

I'm not dead yet

Hey all

I'm still around. I'm just a bum who doesn't blog often. but due to boredom as well as hearing other people blog, i felt why the hell not.

So welcome back to A Shameless Plug.

I actually want to talk about an anime show i'm watching (at this very moment) the second season to. Higurashi no Naku Koro ni. release in the US under the title When They Cry. The title refers to the cicadas crying at night. Its a decent show and has nice classic horror elements to it. It is worth the rent at the very lease.
(its also very hard to type this while I watch the 6th episode to the second season)

non-sequitur comment about the topic:
also, it really weird hearing such a deep feminine voice from a little 7 yr old girl.


Anyway,
The general plot about When They Cry is centered around a small japanese village (Hinamizawa) set in early June 1983 before the Watanagashi Festival , a major festival/religous event for the town. In the past four years one person has died and another disappears at the time of the Watanagashi Festival. This year is no different, but at the same time it is...

The show's storyline is set up into different arcs of two (appropriately named) types: question arcs and answer arcs. The show has a "choose your own adventure" (if any of you remember those book at all) feel to it; where some same plot elements stay, but choices of the characters drive the type of ending they will get.

Well I have to get back to some reading i need to get done today. If I think of anything to type, you'll be the first to know, considering this is the only blog i have.