Mos Eisley Cantina

[iKuumi]

ninja

 

[Darkened Angel]

I gotta go to the doctor on Monday. Not looking forward to that. It's not for a remicade treatment either. This one's for a bunch of red marks that got on my legs and haven't gone away after like 2 weeks time.  

[Missing00]

Darkened Angel

I gotta go to the doctor on Monday. Not looking forward to that. It's not for a remicade treatment either. This one's for a bunch of red marks that got on my legs and haven't gone away after like 2 weeks time.

ooh that's too bad hope you get better.  

[Darkened Angel]

It's probably just stretch marks, but we'll find out tomorrow.  

[Darkened Angel]

Where is everyone?  

[Missing00]

I dunno neutral  

[Darkened Angel]

Moo.  

[Nelowulf]

So.....

My MCAT is in a week. I've been studying for it. Vigorously. Aside from the tabletop RPGS stellar runs, that's been about most of my time. Well, not entirely.

Mom bought trees and bricks, so a fair bit of three weeks has been performing landscaping during the day, only to come in and rest as I continue the annoying version of job hunting, of which, I again apologize to Cale for not finding one in lincoln so I could be a decent roomie. Regardless, The last two months have not turned anything up, be it by my personal actions, or through agencies. Ironically, in the last four years of catalogued entries involving internships, job applications, and the ilk, I've applied to near 1300 potential positions, from my senior year in high school to my graduated college degree. Insuch, I have been accepted twice. Nice luck, huh?

I've had two interviews this summer so far, both as insurance sales, nothing which I really desire save for the fact that I'm in desperate need for the money. However, that's the last bit of the bad news.

I've finally gotten my ASCP certification to be a hematologist (blood analyzer) so things might finally look up to be a credited pathologist. Northrop Grumman is currently seeking an interview, which as little hope I have for the place actually wanting me, being part of the US military's major source for aircraft fighters and such would be a hell of a great thing to put on a resume.

Oh, and should all things work out, I'm finally getting a motorcycle to finally have some fun on. Saw inception, and unless you want to discuss the ending and be civil about it, I'd rather not say more.


That... should catch up on most things.  

[Darkened Angel]

So if there's 1 request for Farmville right now, it's that I need materials for the garage.

Things don't look likely that anyone's gonna gift me the stuff though. I get like 1 thing a month if I'm lucky.

I hate how they all but require you do stupid crap like that.  

[Rodyn]

YES! Won a Pazaak tournament on Second Life!  

[Missing00]

So Nelo did you like Inception?  

[Heian Yoroichi]

if you enjoy star wars role playing forums send me a message. me and some friends set up the forum and are looking for members so look at it and give them my name i am Sky Marshal Talis Skywalker
it is grandconfederacy.freeforums.org  

[Nelowulf]

Like most of nolan's works so far, it was impressive. It had some major holes and issues to cover, especially since their concept of dreaming showed they did only minimal research on it. Also, the ending is going to be a big controversy, because despite their attempts to let it be open to 'viewer's choice', the three times i've seen it now with family and open showings, i've found quite a few problems with taking that as purely fact, instead supporting that their intent was destroyed by a lack of detail, again. Just like in Dark Knight and other films, it's plotline and dialogue help trap you in the chastity belt of disbelief, but if you allow yourself to step back and think on it, you'll probably notice errors.

Regardless, I give it a B minus. Entertaining, but in my own personal entertained score, if this is a dream world, I would have expected just a bit more... well, creative dreaming? Everything seems so normal, even when it shouldn't be. which is fine when they need to, but sucks on some levels.  

[Darkened Angel]

So, it's like the Matrix, but in someone's mind rather than a virtual world, so it doesn't make sense that it's realistic?  

[Missing00]

Nelowulf

Like most of nolan's works so far, it was impressive. It had some major holes and issues to cover, especially since their concept of dreaming showed they did only minimal research on it. Also, the ending is going to be a big controversy, because despite their attempts to let it be open to 'viewer's choice', the three times i've seen it now with family and open showings, i've found quite a few problems with taking that as purely fact, instead supporting that their intent was destroyed by a lack of detail, again. Just like in Dark Knight and other films, it's plotline and dialogue help trap you in the chastity belt of disbelief, but if you allow yourself to step back and think on it, you'll probably notice errors.

Regardless, I give it a B minus. Entertaining, but in my own personal entertained score, if this is a dream world, I would have expected just a bit more... well, creative dreaming? Everything seems so normal, even when it shouldn't be. which is fine when they need to, but sucks on some levels.

glad you liked it.