fuzmeister: Free Food

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My old apartment-mates left behind some food. Right now, I'm trying this Flintstones themed Fruity Pebbles cereal... and, I have to say, I don't know if I'm digging it.

Mood: Groggy
Music: Rage Against The Machine - Guerrilla Radio
Browsing: Polydextrose - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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fuzmeister: Good Grief - They'll Let Any Random Psycho Do Anything These Days

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And now for something not regarding pyramid tea or anything else remotely random...

I've been granted favor with the Gods of music... but for how long?

Kate's 21^st birthday is in a mere twelve days which is pretty cool too.

September has always been a transitional month for me. I guess it's not like that in the real world.

Mood: Tired
Music: Red Hot Chili Peppers - Snow ((Hey Oh))
Browsing: S+F Software :: Index

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fuzmeister: Pyramid

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Prisms, pyramids, and such.... it evokes ideas of mysticism, Egypt, and Pink Floyd's biggest commercial success... but mystical tea??

Take a look.

LIPTON premium long-cut tea is delicately packaged in unique pyramid-shaped bags that allow the tea room to flow freely with real pieces of fruit for a truly authentic tea infusion.

News flash: this is stupid, you assholes.

Mood: Hungry
DVD: Scrubs - The Complete Third Season
Browsing: LIPTON Premium Pyramid Tea Bags - 100% Natural with Flavonoid Antioxidants

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fuzmeister: Oh, Trevor...

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So, I'm trying to be the organizer when it comes to this new S+F Software project. Brandon is coding some stuff and Steve Napierski is doing artwork. However, Steve wants to see Brandon's results and I'm so busy that I don't have time to comment or elaborate on anything.

I showed him some tiles that were generic and boring... stuff from Secret of the Shards, I think. He said he's going to attempt to do some stuff.

I just really want to do this project. It's going to be my baby.

Mood: Tired-ish
Film: Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005)
Food: Papa John's Extra Cheese Pizza - Medium

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fuzmeister: Then There Were Eight

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It'd be fun to say that someone had actually destroyed a planet in our solar system. It would really open up a lot of sci-fi outlets to reality. We could finally have some war in space and stuff. Too bad that isn't the case.

Kyle informed me recently and I just checked online. Pluto is no longer being considered a planet. Bastards. What is it now, you ask? A dwarf planet. Good grief. What the hell is the difference? My true theory is that these astro-folks got bored not having anything exciting in the news since that space shuttle disaster in 2003 and decided to just mess up the stuff they make you learn in elementary school. Look - people obviously lose interest in everything eventually, so just give it a rest and get to building underwater castles and sky fortresses. Those are the true final frontiers anyway.

This is why I don't believe in science. When people ask me why I believe in God, I ask them why they believe in man. Apparently, both are screwed up in a lot of ways right now.

Mood: Fatigued For Some Reason
Music: Soul Coughing - So Far I Have Not Found the Science
Browsing: Pluto demoted; we're now down to 8 planets

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