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About Me Member Self-proclaimed Genius MilleniumRodanMale/United States Recent Activity Deviant for 4 Years
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The More You Know

Sun Nov 8, 2009, 8:29 PM
For all you wonderful, teeming masses who read this journal with all the furor of a Twilight fan club, which I mean in the best way possible (what are we up to now, 4 regular readers? I think something like that), I have some wonderful news: If you can't get enough of what my meandering mind has to say on whatever subject it sees fit, I am now online! Or, I should say, even more online. Specifically, I'm over at [link] .

The benefits to going over there are so many that I can't even think of all of them. But for starters I will be updating it (probably) more often than I do here. So far I have at least. By like, twice more. I'll still post some stuff here, occasionally, but when something new pops into my head, and there's not enough to say about it to legitimize a whole post here (the longer and best ones will be posted here and there simultaneously), I'll post it there.

Also, pictures. And videos. The nice thing about Blogspot is it allows me to not just link to, but also imbed YouTube videos and pictures (captions included, at no extra charge!) for your veiwing pleasure.

So, if you crave more me, more of the time, just head on down to [link] . If you don't want any more of me, and don't really like the me that's already here, well you can just keep on surfing. And if you kind of like the amount of me that there already is, but don't feel the need to committ to any more of me, well, you'll be just fine popping by here whenever you feel like it. So, there.

  • Mood: Irritated
  • Listening to: Song of Freedom - Doctor Who Season 4 soundtrack
  • Watching: Pushing Daisies on DVD (while crying over my pie)
  • Playing: Animal Crossing City Folk
  • Eating: The best black bean soup you've ever had

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Devious Info

  • Current Residence: La Mancha...
  • Favourite movie: Sky Captain, Mummy, King Kong, City of Ember, Speed Racer
  • Favourite band or musician: Arcade Fire, Dire Straits, Muse, The Killers, Dick Dale, Fastball, Radiohead, They Might Be Giants
  • Favourite genre of music: Pub Rock
  • Favourite poet or writer: J.F. Cooper, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Jules Verne, Miguel de Cervantes
  • Skin of choice: My own skin. Its nice and snug...
  • Favourite game: NiGHTS: Into Dreams, Darkstalkers, PN 03, Galaga
  • Favourite gaming platform: Sega Saturn, Oldies but goldies...
  • Favourite cartoon character: Dale Gribble, Noodle, the Polar Bear from Ice Climbers
  • Personal Quote: Illusion is the reality you believe, Reality is the illusion everyone believes.
  • Tools of the Trade: Anything that leaves a mark.

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:iconmechajedi18:
yea that polar bear ice climbers is AWESOME!! hey harry

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my art ,youtube..for the love of awsomeness im awsome
:iconmechajedi18:
hey dude

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my art ,youtube..for the love of awsomeness im awsome
:iconmilleniumrodan:
Hey.

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I refuse to be a Hemingway Hero!
:icongadgetsmith:
I do not know "Zach Braff," either. Why should he die? {Chances are that I would agree with you though...}
:iconmilleniumrodan:
Zach Braff is the star of Scrubs (J.D.), a show that despite going downhill incredibly fast (entirely unfunny and unoriginal now, and has been recycling its own plotlines for the second half of its duration) managed to not just last 8 seasons now but also was chosen by the evil company ABC to replace the brilliant but unfairly cancelled Pushing Daisies (the most original and nicest show currently on television.) On top of this whole Scrubs vs. Pushing Daisies thing, Mr. Braff is way too popular for being way too unfunny (at least in my opinion.)

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I refuse to be a Hemingway Hero!
:icongadgetsmith:
I have seen clips of "Pushing Daisies," & I could easily understand why it was cancelled...

My Guess {Emphasis *Guess*}: Most people could not understand what they were saying, even though I personally can not recall anything other than perfect {& exemplary} English. It seemed as if they were trying to expand the vocabulary of the average american, but average americans {at least, the ones that I have had the misfortune of meeting} have no interest in such things. Most of them would be as leif that words that they do not understand should simply evanesce out of existence, when they could just ask what they mean, & actually learn something. These are the kind of people that cause stereotypes, & are quite undesirable in My reality.
:iconmilleniumrodan:
While that is very true, and while I am always more than eager to place the blame of a loss of something truly artistic at the feet of the ignorant philistines that make up the populace of the American viewing audience, I also strongly believe in giving blame where blame is due. ABC ran a shamefully lax advertising campaign for the show, and appeared to be doing everything they could to sabotage it and legitimize dropping it. Then they replaced it with Scrubs, which I already harbored a strong distaste for, but its replacement of my recently cancelled favorite show brings me great ire. Ire which I place (perhaps unfairly) at the feet of Zach Braff.

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:icongadgetsmith:
My father really liked "Pushing Daisies" as well.

Another thing I had noticed in America, was how many will eagerly blame the scapegoat of any situation, regardless of facts. Like the Iraq thing you americans have going on now... Yes, very few still support it at present, but in the beginning, almost everyone was "all for it."

I was also reminded of the man who killed John Wayne... Even though it only happened in a movie, people hated not just the character, but the actor as well. This may not have much to do with what you have said, but it is an example of

{I'm sorry... I got distracted & have forgotten what I was about to type. I'll let you know if I remember. I want to think it had something to do with the blaming of unattractive actors over "ridiculous" things, but I'm almost sure that wasn't it.}

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