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Ok, so I need to update this more often...

Mon Dec 6, 2004, 6:58 AM
...I just haven't had the time, recently. Working 45-50 hours a week can do that, I guess. Which, of course, means I actually have a job; no more hours of game-playing and Linux-compiling for me. Sigh. I liked my other job much better; except for the commute, it was perfect. Oh, and the fact that it's in Houston. And I'm not.

Anyway, that's why there hasn't been any more story recently - expect more soon, though, I'm working on it.

And just in case you thought this was going to be a rantless journal - HA! It's NOT!
Christmas music. Now, I can see why people who work near the store Chritmas display would get tired of the endless renditions of "Grandma got run over by a reindeer" and "Home for the Holidays", not to mention that horrible, tinny, shrieking rendition of "Jingle Bells" that stupid bell-thing plays every five minutes.
However, there are still a LOT of other songs out there, secular and Christian alike. Why does no one PLAY them? Every year, I expect to be singing Christmas music in church, Christmas music at school, and hearing Christmas music on the radio. And you know what? I haven't heard a single Christmas song except the ones I've played on my computer. Oh, and the wonderful songs, "The night Santa went crazy" and "Christmas at Ground Zero", both by Weird Al. They were on Radio KOL, though, so I don't know if they count. The fact that I've heard more Christmas-style melodies from an unhinged internet radio station than anywhere else should mean something...

And every year, I hear people complaining about how they hear song after song, and they can never get away from them; WHERE? WHERE DO YOU HEAR THEM? I WANT TO GO THERE!!! Why is it that I never hear enough, and everyone else hears so many? WHY?!?!

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Devious Info

  • Current Residence: Houston, Tx (Grrrr...)
  • Interests: Reading, writing, drawing, gaming,
  • Favourite movie: Equilibrium
  • Favourite band or musician: Chris Rice, Evanescence, Greg Buchanon
  • Favourite genre of music: classical/instrumental; other tastes vary.
  • Favourite poet or writer: Robert Heinline, Stephen Lawhead, Isaac Asimov
  • Operating System: WinXP/Win98/Win2k/Debian Linux/ClusterKnoppix/Linspire
  • MP3 player of choice: WinAmp
  • Shell of choice: Almost anything command-line-based
  • Wallpaper of choice: Wallpaper? I use varnish! Love those natural wood tones!
  • Skin of choice: Not like I really got to choose, but the skin I'm wearing is pretty comfortable...
  • Favourite game: Kingdom of Loathing, Kohan: Ahriman's Gift, and GTA 2. Though not always in that order.
  • Favourite gaming platform: A blank sheet of paper.
  • Favourite cartoon character: Dust Puppy
  • Personal Quote: 10 kinds of people: those that know binary, those that don't, and those that start counting at zero.
  • Tools of the Trade: Dark room, good music, and a twisted mind (usually my own)

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:iconinfog:
Hey, you!! It's time to post something new!

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:icondemonlight:
Thanks for the fav, my friend. Also been reading your conversations - although I'd describe myself as omnitheistic rather than christian (I'll believe in anything worth believing in at the time, and ask nothing from It), I do enjoy the work of CS Lewis. At the moment I'm still fixated on the chronicles of Narnia, a peice of childhood nostalgia, but the mater is trying to get me to read out of the silent planet/the hiedous strength etc.

Will look forward to it.

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A storm is rising.
:iconmathmaticsoftears:
All are good books - you never grow out of Narnia, you just see new things in it :-)
And the Planet trilogy is very, very interesting... the third book is a lot harder to understand than the first two, but once you manage to wrap your mind around it, it's not so bad. If you like those books, I would really suggest the Redwall books, by Brian Jacques; a lot longer, but REALLY good reading! I haven't read them all, yet; they come out faster than I have time for...

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My current big story: "Forgotten"
Current chapter: Chapter 6
:icondemonlight:
Ah, I've tried to read them, but I've never really got into them. As far as kids books are concerned, I'm more drawn to Robin Jarvis - the granduer of the language, and the often quite horrific and brutal situations keep my interest. I think unless I started at the start of the Redwall series, the mythos might confuse me - because the characters of the earlier books have become legends - it's like reading David Gemmel out of order. ^_^

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A storm is rising.
:icondemonlight:
Thanks for the fav, my friend. Also been reading your conversations - although I'd describe myself as omnitheistic rather than christian (I'll believe in anything worth believing in at the time, and ask nothing from It), I do enjoy the work of CS Lewis. At the moment I'm still fixated on the chronicles of Narnia, a peice of childhood nostalgia, but the mater is trying to get me to read out of the silent planet/the hiedous strength etc.

Will look forward to it.

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A storm is rising.
:iconinfog:
Do you know how to download a flash player movie? ie, this one: [link] (for my collection of more-favorite deviations) Downloading it is not working for me...

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Listen to music on TheSixtyOne
:iconmathmaticsoftears:
Infog: Easy! Right click on the page, click "view source", and search that for .swf files. When you find it, copy the whole link, paste it into a blank text file like this:
blah
Then, save the file as whatever.html, open it, right click the new link, and click "save as". Tada! Saved!

Or if you have a downloader app (like the one that comes with Opera), download that link. Or if you had Linux handy, just "wget" the link.

See? Easy! :-D

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My current big story: "Forgotten"
Current chapter: Chapter 6
:iconolivander100:
HAZZAH! you like Stephen Lawhead, I thought I was the only one who knew about him. Great story so far by the way with Forgotten, I enjoy it. I am glad to see that us Celts still hold our blood strongly as it ever flows within our vains, within the world.

Anyway, nice job with your story, I can wait to read more, and then I can give you a full review.

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