charlie - Woohu.com http://www.woohu.com/~charlie Woohu / Woohu.com http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=610051 the part about a Knife Registry is what makes this truly weird. http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=610051 Fri, 01 Aug 2008 21:04:23 EDT http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=609518 Run your fingers through my hair as you whisper in my ear, "I hope you're not well, I hope things aren't fine. I hope your body dies, long before your mind. I hope you reach for help with hands that refuse to reach. I hope you try to scream with a voice that just won't scream. I sincerely hope your last breath is mine." http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=609518 Mon, 07 Jul 2008 18:58:40 EDT http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=609189 So, nearly eight years after the fact people are still prattling on about Ralph and Al. I see it like this: Supporting Ralph Nader is like cheering for the Kansas City Royals. Sure, you know they're going to lose but people still go to games, buy hats, do the whole bit. The difference is, when the season ends and Detroit ends up 2.5 games out of the wild card, are people going to blame the Royals because they swept that opening series? What right did they have to win those games, they aren't contenders, give them to a team that has a chance. In other news, I watched Roots this weekend. I get the feeling that Lloyd Bridges wasn't really acting in that movie. They just put him on a set with a bunch of black people and taped his natural reaction. Also, I think that the guy who play Ol' George (the one decent white guy in the movie) also played the railroad foreman in Blazing Sattles. Every time he opened his mouth I expected to hear, "When you was slaves you sang like birds, now give us one of them ol' nigger work songs." http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=609189 Sun, 22 Jun 2008 19:57:53 EDT http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=606414 I got this movie from the library titled "La Femme Infidele." It was a French film about a guy who finds out his wife is being unfaithful so he kills her lover and disposes of the corpse. Well, the cops start coming around because the man has been reported missing and they find her number and address in his address book. Well, after like the third time by she finds a picture of her lover with his address on the back inside her husband's jacket. Then the whole things ends with the husband standing next to the cops and the wife with an indifferent expression on her face watching him. That's it. It's not explained that maybe the police found the corpse or it's just routine questioning. The wife's reaction is left undisclosed. At first I thought she was furious because she knew that her husband killed her lover, but then I thought maybe she was excited because he actually killed for her love. Nonetheless, it was a great ending because it made me so mad. http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=606414 Sat, 08 Mar 2008 21:10:43 EST http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=606393 So, my grandfather is an awesome man. After enduring a six hour surgery my dad and I are with him when he finally gets back to his room. My dad says, "So, you're back with us, dad." and all my grampa says is "Am I?" How many people are able to crack jokes while full of morphine? Other news: I have this feeling that although I've never read any of his work I would really like Hemingway, so I checked A Farewell To Arms out of the library today. More updates as they arise. All this crap about the Michigan Primary is exactly that. Obama wanted to send a message by boycotting the primary when it was in January. Now he sees that he has a shot at the nomination and he needs all the delegates he can get so he wants to come back for a do-over? Forget it, that right there shows his integrity as a leader. If you want to make a stand you have to stick to it. Yeah, I'll be voting for Nader again this year. http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=606393 Fri, 07 Mar 2008 20:04:49 EST http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=606314 So, my sister told me that a proposal regarding Medicinal Marijuana may be on the ballot this fall. While I by no means support drug use, I have to say that it's about time. I'm tired of seeing my tax dollars squandered on this War on Drugs. With any luck this will move use toward full scale legalization so I won't have to pay to have American jets drop American bombs on poor farmers in Colombia. Granted, that's more the War On Cocaine, but still, legalize 'em all. I heard a figure a few years back that by bombing coca farmers we can raise the price of raw coca 10x. This may sound impressive, but when the cartel buys X-amount at $1000, refines it and sells it for $100,000 they make a $99,000 profit. Now, when the raw costs $10,000 the cartel will once again sell it for $100,000, this time they only make $90,000. Oh darn, looks like they can't get all those AK-47s they hoped for. Yeah, in summary: Drugs = Bad Drug War = Worse http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=606314 Tue, 04 Mar 2008 18:52:40 EST http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=606259 So, my last entry was about how Hilary and I just got married... ...yeah, that ended. To be brief, we both felt emotionally abused. While one foolishly thought that things could be worked out with counseling, the other didn't. So, this will go back to being where I complain about stupid things that dance in my head because I have no outlet for all this brainpower. http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=606259 Sun, 02 Mar 2008 16:26:39 EST http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=584656 so, hilly and i got married last week, now instead of calling her "milary" i have to get used to calling her "silary." our honeymoon was nice, before we left Larry said "try not to think about work" and for four beautiful days it never crossed my mind. i love her, i love our little duck, and i love our life http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=584656 Fri, 09 Jun 2006 20:51:49 EDT http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=578686 i'm going to be a father, and it's really cool http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=578686 Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 EST http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=576720 ...and then it was like, BAM!, like a brick flying off the back of a truck and into my stomach, my mom has cancer http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=576720 Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 EST http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=575670 eh, i'm twenty-three now. http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=575670 Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 EST http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=574482 when we look at modern man we have to face that fact that modern man suffers from a kind of poverty of the spirit. which stands in glaring contrast to his scientific and technological abundance. we've learned to fly the air like birds, we've learned to swim the seas like fish, and yet we haven't learned to walk the earth as brothers and sisters. yeah that's the opening to a Good Riddance song, i think it sounds like Dr. King's voice...but i could be wrong, i usually am. http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=574482 Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 EST http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=573862 sometimes i feel like i've put my fingers in too many pies and just want to step out of the kitchen...or the house entirely http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=573862 Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 EST http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=572929 Charlie told me to put something cute on his journal. hmhmhm... hahaha http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=572929 Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 EST http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=571356 eh, i'm in over my head http://www.woohu.com/readcomment.php?id=571356 Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 EST