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Tuesday, 29 July 2008
In this the time of advice giving
Turns out you get yourselves a lot of advice when you're engaged. Some of it has been very good, some odd, and others just plain freakish. Here is a sampling.
Don't run out of either cereal or milk on a Saturday night. This was from GF's sister during a wedding shower, because she knows what a bear he can be in the morning without his cereal. Wait til he finds out that I sing show tunes in the morning.
Don't leave GF's DVDs out of their cases. Or talk during movies. This from another long-suffering sister of GF's. Except the joke is on him because I am a movie talker. Not so much at the theater but when I'm watching at home. And if he gets on me for it I can just point out that he talks during church, as opposed to writing notes, which is a more acceptable way of not paying attention/mocking what is happening around you.
Start calling your in-laws "Mom" and "Dad." I've heard this from two people now, which caused me and Gentlemom to give each other doubtful sidelong looks. I don't think either of us are for this plan, even though I love her dearly.
Don't keep anything in your master bedroom other than your bedroom furniture and your clothes. This was from Peter Walsh's book It's All Too Much: An Easy Plan for Living a Richer Life with Less Stuff. He says your room should be a retreat, and there shouldn't be anything in there that doesn't help build the mood you're going for. Which means that I may be setting a computer desk on the coffee table, but hey! My room is a retreat!
Don't go to bed angry. Friends, keeping me up late when I'm grumpy is almost as foolish as denying me food. Either way you're going to lose a hand. There's no easier way to convince me that a problem is insurmountable, that life is futile, and that the only way out involves explosives. Sleeping it off generally affords me loads of perspective.
Practice looking at your spouse with loving and longing eyes. This gem came from the book And They Were Not Ashamed by Laura M. Brotherson. We attended a church premarital class on intimacy last Sunday and the teacher drew heavily from that book. (There were also classes about communication, finances, and temple preparation but we skipped that junk and got right to the good stuff.) I thought the bit about the longing eyes was gag-worthy, but then the book said that if you think her ideas are dumb then you especially need to practice them. So there you have it.
I'm sure I'll get more, but I'd love to hear some of the cringe-worthy (or fabulous) wedding/marriage advice you've come across. Let's have 'em!
Don't run out of either cereal or milk on a Saturday night. This was from GF's sister during a wedding shower, because she knows what a bear he can be in the morning without his cereal. Wait til he finds out that I sing show tunes in the morning.
Don't leave GF's DVDs out of their cases. Or talk during movies. This from another long-suffering sister of GF's. Except the joke is on him because I am a movie talker. Not so much at the theater but when I'm watching at home. And if he gets on me for it I can just point out that he talks during church, as opposed to writing notes, which is a more acceptable way of not paying attention/mocking what is happening around you.
Start calling your in-laws "Mom" and "Dad." I've heard this from two people now, which caused me and Gentlemom to give each other doubtful sidelong looks. I don't think either of us are for this plan, even though I love her dearly.
Don't keep anything in your master bedroom other than your bedroom furniture and your clothes. This was from Peter Walsh's book It's All Too Much: An Easy Plan for Living a Richer Life with Less Stuff. He says your room should be a retreat, and there shouldn't be anything in there that doesn't help build the mood you're going for. Which means that I may be setting a computer desk on the coffee table, but hey! My room is a retreat!
Don't go to bed angry. Friends, keeping me up late when I'm grumpy is almost as foolish as denying me food. Either way you're going to lose a hand. There's no easier way to convince me that a problem is insurmountable, that life is futile, and that the only way out involves explosives. Sleeping it off generally affords me loads of perspective.
Practice looking at your spouse with loving and longing eyes. This gem came from the book And They Were Not Ashamed by Laura M. Brotherson. We attended a church premarital class on intimacy last Sunday and the teacher drew heavily from that book. (There were also classes about communication, finances, and temple preparation but we skipped that junk and got right to the good stuff.) I thought the bit about the longing eyes was gag-worthy, but then the book said that if you think her ideas are dumb then you especially need to practice them. So there you have it.
I'm sure I'll get more, but I'd love to hear some of the cringe-worthy (or fabulous) wedding/marriage advice you've come across. Let's have 'em!
Monday, 28 July 2008
Sunday, 27 July 2008
Master Blog
Saturday, 26 July 2008
DVD de Emuladores + Roms - PS2 | NTSC
Esse DVD traz os seguintes emuladores:Gameboy: 100 jogos (Mario land, Pokemon, Asterix...)
Nintendo: 190 jogos (Castlevania, Ghost 'n Globins, Megaman ...)
Super Nintendo: 96 jogos (Donkey Kong Country, Super Mario World, Legend of Zelda ...)
Sega Master System: 297 jogos (Alex Kidd, Alien Sindrome, Desert Strike....)
Megadrive: 132 jogos (Street Of Rage, Super Street Fighter 2, Shinobi 3...)
Neogeo: 5 jogos (Metal Slug 2 infelismente é o unico q esta funcionando)
Neogeo Pocket: 5 jogos (Columms, Neogeo world...)
Tamanho: 269MB
Sistema: NTSC
OBS: jogo deve ser gravado em DVD!
Download:
Parte01 - Parte02
Senha para descompactar: www.nowloaded.org
Friday, 25 July 2008
Things that make my job better
1. When the Internet goes out 3 times in one hour and I get to spend all my time running back to the tiny closet that is the server room to reset routers, modems, hubs, and use foul language. While battling the spiders that have taken over the space and are combining forces to one day launch themselves up my nostrils.
2. When I have to spend time on the phone with the Comcast representative who thinks he or she knows absolutely everything and does not even get it about the spiders.
3. When the teenaged boys come up to me and interrupt me while I'm on the phone with Comcast to inform me that the Internet is down and they are unable to play their games. My heart bleeds for them, especially since it's not like I'm trying to PLAN A WEDDDING or anything at my desk.
4. When the teenaged boys loiter around my desk start giving me advice and asking me questions. "Have you checked the Internet Cable? Sometimes it's the Internet cable. You should check it."
I can keep my cool for steps 1-3, usually, but it's step 4 that make me become slightly less gracious. (Read: Tempted to launch over my desk and throttle people.)
2. When I have to spend time on the phone with the Comcast representative who thinks he or she knows absolutely everything and does not even get it about the spiders.
3. When the teenaged boys come up to me and interrupt me while I'm on the phone with Comcast to inform me that the Internet is down and they are unable to play their games. My heart bleeds for them, especially since it's not like I'm trying to PLAN A WEDDDING or anything at my desk.
4. When the teenaged boys loiter around my desk start giving me advice and asking me questions. "Have you checked the Internet Cable? Sometimes it's the Internet cable. You should check it."
I can keep my cool for steps 1-3, usually, but it's step 4 that make me become slightly less gracious. (Read: Tempted to launch over my desk and throttle people.)
Thursday, 24 July 2008
Destruction Derby Arenas - PS2 | PAL
Tamanho: 2.34GbSistema: PAL
Idioma: Português
Download:
01 Parte - 02 Parte - 03 Parte - 04 Parte - 05 Parte
06 Parte - 07 Parte - 08 Parte - 09 Parte - 10 Parte
11 Parte - 12 Parte - 13 Parte - 14 Parte - 15 Parte
16 Parte - 17 Parte - 18 Parte - 19 Parte - 20 Parte
21 Parte - 22 Parte - 23 Parte - 24 Parte - 25 Parte
26 Parte - 27 Parte - 28 Parte - 29 Parte - SFV
Wednesday, 23 July 2008
I got nothing
But my SISTER does.
What with the rising hysteria over the coming release of Stephenie Meyer's Breaking Dawn, she created a survey that made me snort IZZE soda out my nose.
Head on over if you could use a laugh at Bella's expense. Which, you know, should be all of you.
What with the rising hysteria over the coming release of Stephenie Meyer's Breaking Dawn, she created a survey that made me snort IZZE soda out my nose.
Head on over if you could use a laugh at Bella's expense. Which, you know, should be all of you.
Monday, 21 July 2008
Fw: fw: fw: fw: fw: fw: fw: fw: fw:
Let's talk about email forwards. I used to be under the impression that the people who persist in sending them out all the time were one or many of these things:
1. Naive in that they actually believe the one about baby Angela's kidneys and how only your email forwards will save her life.
2. Old and just getting into the computer thing and not yet realizing how obnoxious forwards are.
3. Stupid in that they assume that I want to read the same things they like to read about the flying angels and the sunsets.
4. Alarmists who feel it's better to be safe than sorry, and so send out every safety-related forward ever written. Watch out for those HIV needles at the gas tanks, folks!
5. Possessors of a juvenile sense of humor and must therefore forward every single "funny" email they receive. They don't seem to realize that I will judge them and their sense of humor for this.
6. People who mistakenly believe that sending 3 email forwards per day is considered "keeping in touch." Note: it's not.
I did not realize that there's another category altogether--a category Steeped in Evil. A friend of mine receives multiple email forwards from an acquaintance of hers. These forwards are political in nature and are intended to warn the general public about the little-known character defects and secret world-destroying plans and puppy-skinning habits of a certain Presidential candidate. When my friend gets forwards like this she always looks them up on a myth-debunking site and then sends the relevant information back to the sender. Because she was raised right. And breast-fed.
After a few rounds of this, the sender responded that she doesn't necessarily trust those debunking sites. (Because an anonymous email that's been circling the globe at the mercy of half-wits is way more trustworthy.) And then, friends, she said THESE WORDS:
I stopped looking everything up and forwarded things that I thought were important. I have read a lot about [candidate's name (misspelled)] and I do not like him. I believe he will ruin this country.
So . . . let's look at this. This woman is deliberately choosing to pass on information without checking first--information that she knows has a high likelihood of being false. She is, in effect, saying that truth and accuracy don't matter and that she is perfectly fine with spreading lies if they happen to support her own bad opinion of a person. Also, how is something supposed to be important if it's not even true?
This, to me, is one of the more reprehensible things I've ever heard of. You start here, and you end up eating babies.
1. Naive in that they actually believe the one about baby Angela's kidneys and how only your email forwards will save her life.
2. Old and just getting into the computer thing and not yet realizing how obnoxious forwards are.
3. Stupid in that they assume that I want to read the same things they like to read about the flying angels and the sunsets.
4. Alarmists who feel it's better to be safe than sorry, and so send out every safety-related forward ever written. Watch out for those HIV needles at the gas tanks, folks!
5. Possessors of a juvenile sense of humor and must therefore forward every single "funny" email they receive. They don't seem to realize that I will judge them and their sense of humor for this.
6. People who mistakenly believe that sending 3 email forwards per day is considered "keeping in touch." Note: it's not.
I did not realize that there's another category altogether--a category Steeped in Evil. A friend of mine receives multiple email forwards from an acquaintance of hers. These forwards are political in nature and are intended to warn the general public about the little-known character defects and secret world-destroying plans and puppy-skinning habits of a certain Presidential candidate. When my friend gets forwards like this she always looks them up on a myth-debunking site and then sends the relevant information back to the sender. Because she was raised right. And breast-fed.
After a few rounds of this, the sender responded that she doesn't necessarily trust those debunking sites. (Because an anonymous email that's been circling the globe at the mercy of half-wits is way more trustworthy.) And then, friends, she said THESE WORDS:
I stopped looking everything up and forwarded things that I thought were important. I have read a lot about [candidate's name (misspelled)] and I do not like him. I believe he will ruin this country.
So . . . let's look at this. This woman is deliberately choosing to pass on information without checking first--information that she knows has a high likelihood of being false. She is, in effect, saying that truth and accuracy don't matter and that she is perfectly fine with spreading lies if they happen to support her own bad opinion of a person. Also, how is something supposed to be important if it's not even true?
This, to me, is one of the more reprehensible things I've ever heard of. You start here, and you end up eating babies.
Count Filth updates us!
Count "Backwerdz" Dani Filth Himself, glaring out from his looking-glasses, in Babylon AD.
So, Count Dani Filth has generously brought some filthy updates from their haunted dungeon-studio upon their latest auditory (mis)deed. The album title is thus named "Godspeed On The Devil's Thunder", as comical as it sounds (oh, wait, the Filth has always been darkly comical), I still trust their word that the album would sound like their songs from their glorious ages (Dusk... right up to Midian).
Count Filth also mentioned in his latest edict the album's regal tracklist, it reads as belows;
02. Shat Out Of Hell
03. The Death Of Love
04. The 13th Caesar
05. Tiffauges
06. Tragic Kingdom
07. Sweetest Maleficia
08. Honey And Sulphur
09. Midnight Shadows Crawl To Darken Counsel With Life
10. Darkness Incarnate
11. Ten Leagues Beneath Contempt
12. Godspeed On The Devil's Thunder
13. Corpseflower
I myself is intrigued about how "Sweetest Maleficia", "Midnight Shadows Crawl to Darken Counsel With Life", and the titletrack would sound like. *fingers crossed and fractured, and all ears peeled for the release of the opus* They better come up with something massively devilishly romantic which would be able to elicit strong emotions and even tears upon auditory bombardment.
Keep filthy!
Dead Man Squawking.
Saturday, 19 July 2008
Of an inspirational picture and a few other trivialities
Found this picture at DeviantArt under this user's gallery. I like it alot because it encapsulates the essence of mindfulness of Buddhism so well, the stillness and the sharpness of the monk's image amidst the blurred and chaotic background while the monk walked on. Awe-inspiring to remind us that we should keep our composure and mental sharpness even in the quick-paced and stressful world of today, or regardless of our situations. In short: Never lose it. It is almost like the pictoral representation of walking meditation. Two words - freaking awesome. =D Trivialities?
I drank barium today. It tasted like chalk water.
I am still amused and entertained by Milan Kundera. =)
I am experiencing both ennui and a simple jhana at the same time. O_o I am an eternal paradox, don't bother deciphering me. I have yet to accomplish that myself. =)
My passion in Starbucks frappocino is declining... which is good!
Friday, 18 July 2008
Persona 3 FES - PS2 | NTSC
Tamanho: 3,01GBSistema: NTSC
Download:
part01 - part02 - part03 - part04 - part05 - part06 - part07 - part08 - part09 - part10
part11 - part12 - part13 - part14 - part15 - part16 - part17 - part18 - part19 - part20
part21 - part22 - part23 - part24 - part25 - part26 - part27
part28 - part29 - part30 - part31 - sfv
Thursday, 17 July 2008
50 Cent: BulletProof - PS2 | NTSC
Tamanho: 3,63GBSistema: NTSC
Download:
part01 - part02 - part03 - part04 - part05 - part06 - part07 - part08 - part09 - part10
part11 - part12 - part13 - part14 - part15 - part16 - part17 - part18 - part19 - part20
part21 - part22 - part23 - part24 - part25 - part26 - part27 - part28 - part29 - part30
part31 - part32 - part33 - part34 - part35 - part36 - part37
