I'm older again. No problem with that.
Lately i'm in a great mood. I know from old that it won't last forever but i'll gladly ride it whilst I can and i'll sure as shit stop analysing it cos that's the easiest way to kill it.
At some point in the last few years I definitely decided to be a more positive person and it's one of the few things that seems to have stuck. I know this because I find myself listening to other people banging on about mundane self-inflicted non-problems and realise that I just don't do that any more. Excellent.
That's not to say i'm not still sarcastic, sometimes rude or even mean. I'm only human. The comedy I enjoy the most, you may remember, are Internet radio shows that make fun of people.
365 days until I hit 30. I look forward to them all.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Saturday, November 07, 2009
IMDB comments vs YouTube comments - Both Bad.
IMDB comments are almost as bad a YouTube comments. Everyone knows what comments on the latter look like, so i'll gloss over that.
On IMDB, one guy asks, "why didn't the guy just shoot the guy". The answer is obviously that people don't just fucking shoot people in real life.
Another guy responds that "many people would clam up in that situation. Killing a man can be a hard thing to do".
I find myself thinking that guy number two is more of a moron. Okay, so the first guy is caught up in his movie bubble where the life of a man is worth little and killing somehow has no consequence, but who is this second guy that offers the obvious answer in this manner, as if he'd stood over a foe and chosen to pull the trigger at any point in his life before deciding to join the imdb forum. Do you know that? Maybe if you're of the right mindset, killing a man is a piece of piss? Just saying.
In case you care, the film in question here is Lakeview Terrace, which is better than Crash.
On IMDB, one guy asks, "why didn't the guy just shoot the guy". The answer is obviously that people don't just fucking shoot people in real life.
Another guy responds that "many people would clam up in that situation. Killing a man can be a hard thing to do".
I find myself thinking that guy number two is more of a moron. Okay, so the first guy is caught up in his movie bubble where the life of a man is worth little and killing somehow has no consequence, but who is this second guy that offers the obvious answer in this manner, as if he'd stood over a foe and chosen to pull the trigger at any point in his life before deciding to join the imdb forum. Do you know that? Maybe if you're of the right mindset, killing a man is a piece of piss? Just saying.
In case you care, the film in question here is Lakeview Terrace, which is better than Crash.