Economics must also die.

In addition to whomever created technology. Really....I don't understand why checks from something like AG Edwards are so different from personal checks. They both have 1 basic function: legal tender exchanging hands. Why is there such a big difference between the two types?

I was trying to get my palm today, in addition to a few other programs I thought I'd need. As it turns out, I grabbed my expensive checkbook....and I didn't recieve the technology I was trying to acquire because the checkbook I grabbed wasn't a personal checkbook. It had my AG Edwards checks in it! But that's not an excuse! They both do the same god damned thing!!!!

Sorry. I'm done.

This is very friggin' wierd.

Mom talked me into reading A Wrinkle In Time so I could understand this strange movie....It's very very wierd. I don't get it. mdlbear said that this movie defies all the laws of gravity. In case he forgets, this is a fictional story/movie.....it's because of this strangeness & my lack of understanding that I actually have to read the book. Unfortunatly, my sister, she who doesn't understand any of the concepts in the story at all, refuses to read the book. She's such a pain, she won't read anything unless she's forced to read it by some strange power of nature by the teacher. It's just so wierd.

Ow...

That big number made my brain hurt....and the next question was "Are we there yet?" I find that to be extremely cute.

Hey, look ma: RingWraiths!!!

"Those weren't Ring Wraiths! Those were abominable snowmen! They look more like wookies than Ring Wraiths!"

Ah, well. BTW: When is nonsense making sense?

Wierdo-meter: 10 for extra friggin' wierd!!!

This movie is sooooooo wierd. It gets a 10 on the uber-wierd-o-meter of wierd.

Twas no longer a dark & stormy night...

...as the sunlight overcame the planet Carazos. The movie ends on a more pleasant note.