But here’s the thing, stereotypical as it is being halfway through this doc: I wonder who the target audience is… Sometimes the topic or narrator; either of these two; needs to declare ‘they are now talking to 10 year olds’.

And then this woman came on and told about her friend whose son died and I went: “So you’re telling me grief is short-lived and suffering is forever”. Wait? Was this supposed to be a motivational film? Thirty nine minutes in I remember my Psych ed, and think: “gee they taught me sodium amytal applied to the left hemisphere for surgery immediately will make most people cry” (leftist, for a change). All hail the center where everyone should dance, imho (oh yes Rogers I hear ya). God help the person that actually is crazy enough to do that. lol.

Where this doc sort of ‘went off-road driving’ is positivism. A philosophy I’m not subrscribing to. “Think happy thoughts, good things will happen” or, in this case ‘think nothing, good things will happen’. I never thought for once growing up that it will, those trying are actually nailing their own coffin: *MUST MUST*. Sure way to see the ground up close.The other road to fail is to be successful at thinking *nothing*. I’ve personally never met anyone that was succesful at it, but once you do, you’re probably dead xD. The only thing you can do is to blame someone else or to blame yourself. That’s always internal, regardless of the external world, fact and infallible; provided reviewed with enough scrutiny – which is in effect interpreted through my eyes the essence of this documentary: the wish for death. (here’s input for my essay;).I believe knowledge is possible. Thought is not in the way of awareness, and what you should be doing a documentary on is authenticity and courage. Through these two words you experience ‘awareness’. “Hints” were already dropped through the entire documentary, but get to the essence and you’ll come to this.

Unfortunately the doc also uses ‘overused’ familiar visual illusions, etc. etc. So I was very bored with those. Still, really liked it. Good effort went into it, lots of viewpoints.

As the cheapskates of this planet (this is of course, complete nonsense) – I did find it funny Christmas is getting less and less popular. How is Santa going to feel about that? Globally the trend is the same, though less pronounced.

Fortunately there is someone who can fix that for us:

It reminds me of this:

The “nose” must have been good practise. And here it is for downs.

“Looking for young [programming_lang] dogs“.

Honestly, the things you see these days. Enough to give you a good case of the mange.

Even google’s year end message has been ‘recessified’. At the end it simply says “WE MADE IT”. And as always, my only commentary would be: “Hurry up 2011, I’m coughing up furballs until it’s done”.

I just discovered an IT news article which discusses the influence of cloud computing on the industry. It said: “ICT professional becomes strategical weapon”. I told you girls it’s like serving in the military. lol.

Mweh…  *noms on carrot*…  How’s ya gonna do that if you can’t get em out of “implosion modus”, doc? Better yet, let’s strap this suicide vest on you before you go into the next meeting. There you go:) Don’t get lost in the cloud nao.

Improper calls of “Perception”.
Help to “Diagnose”.

Now I know which faculty I’m a student of. Didn’t know they had a PIP, commonly referred to by myself as the “Pleased to Intimidate Policy”. I think I’m going to add, or let’s say, redefine an abbreviation questioning the causality to a certain monthly condition. Here it is: PMS. Double-cocked and loaded.

My modem is _stone aged_. I’ll be happy if there’s even someone around at my ISP that knows the bloody thing.

The damned problem is: I have to consult with my parents if we *cough* would finally move to wireless, tv and everything from one provider *wink wink*. Always put that discussion off. Oh well, something for the holidays it is then.

I say yes! xD I saw enough when I went to the L’Arc concert and saw a couple of thousand of them together. It’s like a mildly borrowed metal/ rock / goth style that does not conform to the standard uniform color. lol. I think we’re going to see a larger influx of standard people in “Japanophilia land”. I mean, it’s not like it used to be. The only ones who could possibly find anything “J” were mostly rockers/metalheads etc. in the past. And that’s because those are the young people who knew the most about computers and the internet. I’m ‘of the old stamp’ already!

Below is a model of Fukushima 1

I didn’t draw this, but it’s a model you can download drawn by someone else. I’m going to do some experimenting of my own! Let’s draw my own house and add it to Google Earth! LOL.

Install it yourself and try, it’s quite fun. If I really like it or think of something, it may be included in my webdesign one of these days. Unconventional tool for that purpose, but why not? I’ve used some 3D renderers in my time, but most of them just crashed my pc haha.

Facebook is this boring thing where you honestly don’t have much stuff to share. Twitter is this thing you use to say absolutely useless stuff because anything meaningful just takes more than 140 chars.

Tumblr? Every brainfart you have gets posted there and is Reblogged or Liked. There’s a “Fuckyeah” blog for everything, but my favorite one is “Fuckyeahragetoons”.

The Mountain from Terje Sorgjerd on Vimeo.

I feel like such a douche.

You might also want to watch, Youtube Rewind 2010: a hell of a lot funnier. Double rainbow guy does it again! Jeeesus. What kind of drugs was he on, you think? I wonder if the guy knew it would turn into this. If not, life is like a box of chocolates, ne.

How about this one? Anyone who’s been really paying attention, will know what it’s about.