| OMG IT IS THE ROCK! |
[May. 16th, 2008|01:18 pm] |
I was bored and took one of the greatest songs ever made, Donkey Kong County 2's Bramble Blast, and did a rock version of it. With some large creative liberties taken.
LINK
It is the one at the bottom, called "Blasted by Rock and Bramble."
LISTEN AND COMMENT. |
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| Well, I'm doing (relatively) alright lately. |
[May. 6th, 2008|02:08 pm] |
Which confuses me. So I had to stop and think... why?
And here are the only answers I can come up with...
A. The weather IS nice. I think it is more than just a mental thing with me, I have noticed in the winter my nerves are much worse. Heat seems to calm me down a bit. I can have a really bad day at work, step out into a nice day, and suddenly my nerves just... ease up. They don't go away, but they ease up. Not enough though.
B. I'm being productive with both my music project and my Nintendo fansite version 2.0. What worries me about this is the site will be done in a few months and then there won't be too much to do... and the music project will get to the point where there isn't much I can do but keep making more and more music that no one is listening to... and then what do I do with myself? Oh well, that is the future.
One negative of this, though, is that I think I'm borderline burning out and don't even realize it. Take the music... I get home, get right into it, and around 9 or 10 or so think oh yeah... I kind of forgot to EXERCISE and EAT FOOD. Getting involved in projects is good, but I tend to sort of forget about my health while doing so. Another negative is that my $200 sound card is already starting to malfunction and I think the warranty ran out... blah.
C. I think I have mentally decided that whether or not THIS job works out longterm doesn't really matter. There are other jobs out there. The problem is that once you decide this, it is tough to keep motivated. But whatever, it's not like anyone besides me does much around here anyway.
D. My boss has been around approximately one half of the last three work days.
I'm never really sure how to hold onto (relatively) alright though. It'd be nice to figure out life to the point where (relatively) alright was the default. |
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| I ran into an old friend... and now I'm not quite sure what to do. |
[May. 4th, 2008|11:14 am] |
While my cousin and I were in the lobby for Iron Man I ran into a guy I used to hang out with a fair amount when I was erm... I guess 19-21. I'm 28 now, so it has been a good 7 years or so since we last spoke.
He was with the same girl he was dating way back then (which kind of surprised me, I always thought that was sort of a casual thing, but I guess casual can turn into serious) and he seemed pretty happy to see me. He also knew my cousin, because he hung out with a different cousin before me (which is how I met him) and said cousin lived with my grandma, and everyone in my family hangs out at my grandma's a lot blah blah blah point is he knows most of my extended family pretty well. So we all just hung out out and talked for like 20 minutes or so before the movie, and none of it seemed forced or (overly) awkward at all to me, it was kind of like old times.
Things seem to be going pretty well for him. He is a High School English teacher at a local school, which kind of surprised me. He is still with the same girl after all this time, and they have an apartment together. I have to admit that sometimes it is difficult hearing about all of that, especially since he asked me how things are going (and he knows I have some issues as I had them back then too) so I was like "eh... up and down." I didn't really want to get into all of it right there, nor did I have any idea if he would really want to hear my life story.
The thing is though, I never have any idea how much any of my friends actually care about our friendships (Wes if you're reading this, you're an exception.) I almost always used to inevitably end up in friendships where I was doing most of the initiating in getting together (Wes... also exception) so I always kind of felt like... do they really even want me around? Hard to say. And most my friendships fall apart because I sort of stop calling or whatever... and they never called much to begin with. Which makes it very easy to think, when I sort of fall into my recluse period and don't make contact and I don't hear from them for a year or so that I'm not particularly wanted anyway, and so I lose another friend. I have no idea if this is just my natural paranoia or what, but outside a few exception I always kind of feel like people don't necessarily care one way or the other if I'm around, or that in some cases I might even be annoying them by sticking around.
And when me and this guy stopped hanging out it wasn't like diverging interests or anything, I was just having a really rough time and turned a bit recluse and lost most of my friends at the same time. I always kind of regretted it, but before I knew it, it was kind of a bit too late to just call up out of nowhere. And I think nowadays it would be very difficult to maintain a friendship if I had to be the main initiator, because I kind of just struggle to get by day to day and don't have much energy or motivation to make plans. It's not that I don't have any desire to, I just sort of put it off and put if off and then one of my (few) friends says hey we should do something and I say sure.
Anyway I got this guys email and now I'm not 100% sure if there is any point in trying to restart a friendship or not. He does still live in the area, which is at least one plus. But after all this time? I really don't even know how much he cared back then, let alone years later. I'm not saying this like there is anything wrong with him, just that I don't know how close we really were to begin with. I also don't know if I'm overthinking all of this either. I'm getting like a giddy teenager who just got a hot girl's number or something "OMG HOW LONG SHOULD I WAIT TO CALL? 3 DAYS?!!!? I DON'T WANT TO COME OFF AS TOO DESPERATE, BUT I DON'T WANT HER TO THINK I DON'T CARE EITHER!!!" I guess I just write something short and see if he even writes back. I did tell him I was going to send him a link to my music project, so I guess I have to write him now.
On a side note he confirmed that one of the guys we all hung out with was indeed the guy I saw working at my (other) cousin's school when I was PE teaching there. I wish I would have known that, I would have said hello or something instead of just constantly awkwardly staring at the guy thinking "I THINK that is the guy we hung out with, but that is too big of a coincidence so it can't be... can it?"
I guess we will see what happens. |
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| Man, this was a very, very strange dream |
[May. 2nd, 2008|10:51 am] |
So in my dream I was playing an Advance Wars-ish game (it's a war game, sort of like advance Chess) but it was also real. As in, during this dream, I was really commanding an army and my decisions affected real people.
So I was thinking about attacking this one unit... but for some reason I thought they had some super weapon that could potentially devestate the planet. So I'm hesitating... hesitating... and finally go for it and literally right at that moment...
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM.
I was woken up by the loudest thunder EVAR. And in the moments between technically being awake and actually being awake, all I could think was man I really f-ed up, man I really really f-ed up and they used their superweapon and now we're all going to die.
It seriously took me a good 10-15 seconds to realize that A. it was just a dream and B. it was thunder, not the enemy superweapon. |
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| Wait... really?! |
[May. 2nd, 2008|01:45 am] |
Iron Man has a 96% at Rotten Tomatoes after like 115 reviews.
I'm confused.
I thought the trailer looked like ass myself, but apparently it's not just good, it's really, really good?
Anyone have firsthand verification of this? |
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| I don't know why this saddens me... |
[Apr. 27th, 2008|11:30 am] |
There is a guy I used to work with about what... 5 years ago?
He got married right before I left.
I found him on Myspace recently.
And then I thought... I wonder if he is still married? Which having to think that alone is kind of sad, because it would be nice to just be able to assume he is.
And THEN I thought... no way is he still married. I can't explain why I knew this, I just did. It was like a 95% certainty in my mind that he was now divorced.
I clicked his profile, and sure enough... "single."
On the contrary, whenever I tell people my sister got married somewhat young (well, young for nowadays) and has a couple kids already people are always like uh oh, I hope that works out for her. And I'm like you know what? I'm pretty certain it will. I'm like 99.9999999% certain they will never get divorced, anyhow.
Hmm.
Something bothers me about all of this. I feel like in the back of my mind I understand something that an awful lot of people are just glossing over, but I'm not really physically and/or mentally in the best position to put it successfully to work in my own life (and of course it is the kind of thing no one wants to hear as advice) so it is basically knowledge that is currently going to waste.
Of course, what also bothers me is what if lots of people out there also sort of understand what it takes to be successful in life... but also feel pretty incapable of pulling it all together successfully? That would be kind of sad. I never used to feel this way until I started having all the health problems, and during the (rare) moments where I actually physically feel good I usually mentally feel good as well and feel capable of a lot, but those times are rare, and otherwise I kind of just feel "messy" which makes it difficult to imagine pulling off a lot of things that I think I kind of understand on paper, so to speak. Is this how most people are going through life, feeling messy? I do know that more people than ever are on anti-depressants.
Ah well.
I still think a fairly good gauge for whether a guy is really ready to get married is how interested he is in a bachelor's party. I know this is somewhat a controversial thought, but I'd be VERY interested in seeing some stats about guys who had them and guys who didn't and where their marriages are now. I know my work friend did, and I know my sister's husband didn't (unless you count hanging out with us playing video games all night...) |
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| Hey lookie, I recorded some guitars and they actually sound decent... |
[Apr. 26th, 2008|06:57 pm] |
CLICKY
And then pick the song "Trust Thrice Cover" (which was supposed to read "Trust (Thrice cover)" but the dumb site stripped out my parenthesis for some reason.)
All guitars and bass were performed by me. Drums are digital but I still had to write them all out.
I think it turned out alright. What do you think? |
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| I now officially have a home recording studio |
[Apr. 20th, 2008|11:53 pm] |
I think.
I already had Orion for doing synths and effects and all that and Cool Edit for tracking, and now I have GUITAR RIG which rocks, I haven't actually figured out how to record with it yet but that is just a detail. With my pre-amp and sound card and Guitar Rig things sound so much better than I actually expected to be able to get on a cheap laptop, plus Guitar Rig has like a million different sounds for your guitar.
So I'm pretty excited. I should be recording some stuff soon and then looking for a singer and actually getting some decent sounding songs out there. Not sure where to go from there but it'll be fun in the process so no point worrying too much.
I do need to get my guitar fixed tough, it has some dead frets and I'm not sure what to do about that.
On a side note, there is something hilarious to me about this girl on Rock of Love being all... why did you sleep with me if you weren't going to pick me to Bret Michaels. HE'S A ROCK STAR. HE PROBABLY SLEPT WITH ALL OF THOSE GIRLS. AND EVEN IF HE PICKED YOU, HE WOULD KEEP SLEEPING WITH OTHER GIRLS ANYWAY. THAT IS WHAT ROCK STARS DO. Either she is really, really stupid... or just acting... but she can't have really thought that having sex with Bret on a TV reality show meant they were in love... can she? |
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| I would take this moment to rant about not understanding girls yet again... |
[Apr. 4th, 2008|12:53 pm] |
Ok first thing first, I threw together an intro to a song last night and it turned out AWESOME so everyone should go listen to it HERE. And the great part is unlike a lot of intros I write I already have a large part of the rest of the song mapped out in my head, the only reason I didn't turn it into more yet is I want to get my guitars sounding better.
Now, onto another rant...
I hate to rant about females all the time because that isn't really the type of person I am. But I haven't been doing much journaling in general and somehow females get me, shall we say... emotional enough to actually bother posting here.
But really at this point it is just getting derivative. Let's say say the last one reminds me of when you're in the shower and the water is hot and it's a nice shower and then BAM blast of cold water and you are like where did that even come from?! Except in this case I can't blame my sister for starting up the washing machine or anything. Anyway I was chatting and emailing up with this girl and everything seemed great and we were talking about how rare it is to meet people like each other and how we should hang out then I don't hear from her for a few weeks and now she has a boy, apparently.
You know that movie Good Luck Chuck? I really think that is me. I always seem to meet these girls who have only had like 1 or 2 boyfriends in their whole life and claim they don't get much attention from guys and stuff, the whole I'm a wallflower and so are you and we finally found each other and this could be totally awesome thing... and then they have a boyfriend soon after, he just isn't me. Except in the movie at least the guy gets the dates with the girls (I think, I have only seen bits and pieces of it.)
Is this some sort of cosmic joke against me? Let's look at another situation. Co-worker of mine starts chatting up some girl online. In my mind I think... I bet he gets something going with her soon, because see, that is how it happens to everyone I know. People chat up, like each other, hang out, and next thing you know they are dating. And low and behold I was right, he is seeing this girl now. It's not a surprise to me. That is how it is supposed to work.
I'm sure some people would say it is my lack of self-confidence or something but the problem with this journal is I only rant about things directly AFTER the rejection IE: the point of lowest self-confidence in a human being. I'm not particularly full of confidence in general, but I'm usually a lot higher than I am at these moments. And it's not like I'm talking to these girls like OMG I'M LAME WHY ARE YOU EVEN TALKING TO ME? I think I am a fairly intelligent human being and using my own logic and intelligence can look at a lot of these situations and say that yes, I presented myself alright and they did indeed seem to appear to be going pretty well. So why they always get stopped before anything actually happens is beyond me.
I'm really starting to understand the line in the 40 Year Old Virgin where they ask him how it happens, and he says something like he eventually just gave up. There is a certain point where you have to look at it statistically and say... at this rate the chances that the next one actually turns into anything other than another disappointment are rare, so why should I even bother? On the very very off chance that it turns out to be something different? After awhile that isn't even optimism anymore, it's just blind lunacy. I guess on the plus side the fact that none of this ever goes anywhere means I never have any real heartbreaks either, just frustration and confusion at not understanding what is going on, ever.
ANYWAY I'm really not quite as down as it would appear. For reasons I can't understand my body is somewhat doing better than it has been the weeks before, and spring is almost here (maybe that is why) and the weather is nice, and it is friday, and last night I put together in a few mere hours an intro that I think is one of the best things I have done yet. And I guess maybe out there somewhere there is a girl for me.
Probably up in the skies, in some castle in the clouds. |
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| WOW. |
[Apr. 1st, 2008|03:02 pm] |
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| Who needs intelligence when you have these? |
[Mar. 26th, 2008|06:25 pm] |
I don't know what is worse, that I saw this on a girl's shirt who was seriously about 10 years old (and she was with her mom who apparently lets her dress like this...)
OR
That the shirt was clearly made for a 10 year old body.
(Which really makes no sense, because 10 year olds don't have any "these" yet anyway?!!!!?!?) |
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| Do you think this girl was hitting on me? |
[Mar. 22nd, 2008|04:12 pm] |
I was at the track walking around with my headphones on after my run and this girl walks up to me and says something which I didn't hear being that my headphones were on. I took them off and she says "you cleaned up" and I had no idea what she meant at first, I was thinking she meant like I helped clean up after some event here or something and that she was confused, but then she motions to her face like a beard and says "I didn't recognize you at first" and I went "ohhhhhhh... yeah."
And then she walked away.
W
T
F.
Well apparently she notices me around the track, but then again I'm super tall and skinny and nerdy, also I'm one of the few who actually runs on the track instead of walking, in other words I stand out a lot on a track. Makes me feel somewhat bad that I didn't recognize her at all.
So I figure she was just bored and wanted to say something random to me, or she was totally hitting on me. |
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| The 40 Year Old Virgin |
[Mar. 17th, 2008|12:22 pm] |
I finally saw this movie the other day. I liked it. It was pretty funny, great acting, yada yada.
What was even more interesting though was it *seemed* to be a pretty positive portrayal of an adult virgin. Yeah they made him a typical nerd who collects action figures and, in an obvious metaphor, freaks out when people talk about taking them out of the box because once they are no longer untouched they lose value...
Throughout most of the movie his friends are trying to get him laid... as "friends" often do when they find out you are an adult virgin. Many hilarious antics take place, and he almost gives in here and there (and in one case comes very, very close but the situations is all f-ed up and he realizes it is all wrong and bails,) yet in the end he sticks to his guns and waits. His friends think this is crazy, and give him advice such as "you have to do it with someone you don't care about your first time" etc. (things I have heard myself as well.)
He meets a nice woman, but freaks out because he thinks she will take him being a virgin all wrong being that she is divorced with 3 kids (and a kid who has a kid... hot grandmother!) so clearly NOT a virgin at all. So he doesn't tell her at first, and gets a bit weird about sex and they agree no sex for 20 dates (also something that a lot of people nowadays would find insane.) But even after 20 dates he isn't... quite... ready and after some drama finally comes out and tells her he is a virgin. She is ok with it.
And in ANOTHER unexpected move from a Hollywood movie... they actually wait till marriage for his first time. Yes, a 40 year old virgin waits until his wedding night for sex. It lasts a minute. She seems slightly unsatisfied, but they go into round two and it lasts a few hours, and everythings is just fine.
All ends well.
Is this realistic? Who knows. But I was surprised at the positive portrayal of the man and his choices, and the fact that he stuck to his guns and waited and everything turned out fine. There are even parts in the movie where his friends get into unnecessary drama of their own, and tell him maybe he has the right idea after all.
Interesting to see such a different portrayal of sex than we usually see in big, popular Hollywood movies. Especially as this one hits pretty close to home for myself, in many, many ways... |
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| Hmm... music, music, and more music... |
[Mar. 3rd, 2008|11:17 pm] |
Nightwish- Once- This may be one of the greatest albums ever. Ok maybe once the initial I didn't even know stuff like this existed phase is over I will like it less, but at the moment it is like... wow. Basically it is epic metal... meets a full orchestra... with a full choir backing it... and tons of amazing song-writing. And unlike that stupid Metallica album, the orchestra and choir aren't a gimmick, they are the core of the music. I'd say it has a sort of Trans-Siberian Orchestra feel, but if they went more metal and had a Nordic sounding chick singer. Mm hmm. Go download Ghost Love Score and tell me it isn't one of the greatest songs ever made. I mean, greatest SCOREs ever made.
9.5/10
Dragon Force- Inhuman Rampage- I'm probably the last person on the planet to have heard this album, but ah well. Known best for their Through the Fire and the Flames or whatever it is called which is THE song on Guitar Hero 3. You know, the one that is so insanely insane that anyone who can actually play it on expert without their fingers falling off must be possessed by Satan himself. Well, that song rocks. I mean, it is seriously one of the most insane songs I have ever heard, and I'm all over pure musical insanity. The problem is... every other song on the album sounds pretty much the exact same (except for the slow song.) Just a ton of constant double bass and constant crazy guitars and it almost becomes too much. Also I'm not too down with the sort of cheesy 80s feel to it.
7.5/10
Well that is really all I wanted to talk about, two bands that sound a lot different than anything I've really gotten into before.
I also got Radiohead- Ok Computer and Muse- Absolution but I will not rate them, because I don't understand them. Ok Radiohead is alright, but eh... I don't get why they are considered like one of the most brilliant bands ever made or whatever. They're nice to mellow out to when I get the urge to attack my boss with sharp objects, but nothing I'd sit around listening to for actual musical stimulation. To each their own, I suppose. |
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| I don't understand girls: part 35,438,239.01^2 |
[Feb. 17th, 2008|04:43 pm] |
A few weeks ago I start talking to this girl online. Seems nice. We talk a few hours one night, we both say we have some interest in each other but that there is no need to rush things. She specifically says she likes to take things slow and just become friends first and see what happens from there.
We keep talking here and there over the last few weeks. I say we should hang out sometime, she says sure, sometime.
Fast forward to now. I find out she is seeing someone. No big deal, she was single she can see whoever she wants. Anyway when I comment on it, she says... it didn't seem like I was interested because I was talking to her like we were just friends, so she moved on. Even though she said she wanted to move slow and become friends first.
IS THERE SOME REASON NO ONE IN THIS WORLD CAN EVER MAKE SENSE? |
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| The best subbing story yet. |
[Feb. 4th, 2008|11:00 pm] |
But wait Andrew, I thought you didn't do that anymore? No, I don't.
So I was over at my cousin's house on Saturday night. We were having a Super Smash Brothers Melee party to get pumped for Brawl, and by party I mean 5 people. Me, my brother, my cousin, his friend... and his friend's little brother.
(No this isn't really a video game story, so keep reading.)
So as we are all sitting around, my cousin asks the friend's little brother...
Cousin: Hey, what school do you go to?
Little Brother: Oak Lawn Hometown
Cousin: Really? That means you probably had him (pointing at me) as a teacher.
*Little Brother stares at me*
Little Brother: Hey... weren't you a gym sub?
Me: I sure was.
Little Brother: No way. I asked you about the Wii once, remember?!
Me: Well, I wish I could say yes, but that is pretty much all I did while subbing is talk to kids about video games, so I don't remember offhand.
Anyway the rest of the night he seemed in awe of the whole situation. He kept saying "Wow, I'm playing video games with my gym teacher!" He had a nice story to tell all of his classmates I suppose.
I guess it would be considered rather inappropriate to hang out outside of class with a student, but I'm not a teacher anymore, and it isn't like I invited the kid over. And seeing as I hang out with my cousin a lot... and he hangs out with this friend a lot... and they all talk about how we HAVE to do this more once Brawl comes out, I guess it might not be the last time this kid gets to play video games with his ex-gym teacher sub.
And on a totally unrelated coincidence... I was in the same classes with the older cousin of these guys in grade school. |
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| There but for the grace of god go we... |
[Jan. 14th, 2008|01:09 pm] |
Yeah I haven't journaled much lately. Actually been having a lot of work to do at work for once, WEIRD.
I haven't quite gotten my home studio thing set up yet, but I've been having fun on the digital side of things and have 4 songs up on my music project now.
SO GO LISTEN AND THEN ADD ME!
So anyway, the other day my cousin and I were watching 28 Weeks Later and he goes "do you think something like this is possible?" Of course my initial reaction was nah... zombies can't actually exist, but then I had to remind myself that there were no zombies in the movie, just people infected with a virus that drove out of their minds in rage. And coincidentally, I had just finished reading The Terminal Man which was about a guy who had mental problems that... yep, drove him out of his mind in rage.
We know from studying mental illness (or certain drug usage) that this kind of thing is certainly possible. So really the question would be... is it possible from a virus, would it be that easy to pass around, and is it possible that a virus affect people THAT quickly? Well, I don't know much about viruses, but I'd imagine the first would be very possible. If animals can pass around rabies which pretty much make them foaming at the mouth mad, I'd guess a virus like the rage virus isn't too far out there. As for the second, well... this theoretical virus makes people basically attack their victims in a rage, which means of course lots of blood getting mixed around... isn't quite unbelievable that it would transmit easily. That quickly though (in the movie within seconds of infection the person goes nuts) is a bit of a stretch, but who knows?
Is it actually possible? Perhaps. And of course IF it is possible, some military somewhere will end up developing something like that eventually as a biological weapon. Kind of a scary thought. Better update those (non) zombie survival guides! |
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| Once again video games solve all lifes problems... |
[Jan. 2nd, 2008|12:31 pm] |
I was playing Trivial Pursuit on New Year's and the question came up "which planet has Deimos and Phobos as its moons?"
Well, obviously Mars. And why do I know that?
Mm hmm.
Oh yeah, Happy New Year's and all of that stuff. I suppose. |
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| Voices of a Distant Star |
[Dec. 19th, 2007|11:33 am] |
may be one of the most beautiful half hours of film-making EVER.
Essentially it is a story about two teenagers in love. No wait, hear me out... I generally can't STAND teenagers in love stories (or many love stories period for that matter,) but this one works, probably largely because 95% of the movie they are seperated from each other.
See, they just happen to meet right around when Earth is attacked by an alien race. They both decide it is their duty to fight against these alien invaders... but only she makes it into the military. So off she goes to fight while he has to stay behind.
They stay in touch through a cell phone-like device, but as the war progresses she is sent further and further from Earth, so her messages take longer and longer to reach him. Eventually he is waiting months... then years... between messages.
There really isn't much more to say about the story. The only dialogue in the movie is them voicing aloud what they are texting to each other, and the story well... she fights her loneliness in space, he fights his loneliness on Earth. The movie succeeds though with beautiful scenery, touching music, excellent dialogue, and perfectly capturing the tragic moods of the two characters.
Yes, it did bring tears to my eyes at points. Everyone should see it. The animation isn't half bad either, though at parts it seems a little strange. Then again the entire movie was created by ONE GUY on his Mac... so it is pretty stunning knowing that.
My only complaint would be that at a half hour it seems a bit short, and the end well... it just sort of ends, no real conclusion per se. Still though, very worth watching, and there is a 5 minute animated short on the disk that is also pretty sweet.
Yep. |
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| Well here is some very selective hearing for you... |
[Dec. 14th, 2007|11:54 am] |
So as some of you may or may not know, I am (was?) a tad bit besmitten by a woman who works at the Gamestop by my work. I honestly know nothing about her outside the fact that she is very cute and seems nice and plays video games but hey... what else is there? (Ok kidding there, sort of.)
So my co-worker and I were in there yesterday, and him and I and her and her co-worker were all standing around talking for a good 15 minutes or so. Seemed to be going alright. My co-worker bought his game, we left the store, got into his car, and...
Me: So, do I even have a chance at all?
Him: Well I don't think so, since she has a boyfriend.
Me: What? What makes you think she has a boyfriend?
Him: Um, the fact that she just mentioned him when we were talking?
Me: No she didn't!
Him: Yes she did. She said her cousin was afraid of the Burger King King so her boyfriend was going to dress up like the King to scare her cousin.
I sit there, thinking. Yes, I was standing there right in front of her. Yes I was engaged in this conversation. I even introduced the topic (sort of) by saying so many games nowadays are about killing, killing, and more killing, and there should be more games about running around giving presents to people, except not in a creepy way like the Burger King game.
And I thought yes, there is a blank in the conversation in my mind that I didn't even know existed until my co-worker brought this all up. A small blank. She mentioned someone dressing up like the Burger King King, but sitting there in the car, for the life of me I couldn't remember whom she mentioned, or even processing that information to begin with. My ears must have sort of heard it but decided that my mind probably didn't really need that information, no need to pass it on.
But lucky for me my co-worker remembered. It was her boyfriend she mentioned.
Ah well. No big deal. Probably didn't have a chance with her anyway. |
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