Wherever I May Roam

I'm going home tomorrow. That means no internets for me. For the time being, I'll not post something for a few days. But that doesn't mean I've forgotten what I'm working on:

The Story of Manhood: I should have the next part worked on soon, I just wanna watch the whole trilogy with my dad (hopefully).

Stand Up Jokes: I got a few I need to work out, so expect a few here and there.

Jerry Rice vs. Randy Moss: I was lost in the argument for a moment there, but I've straitened myself out now. There will be comparisons to Marvin Harrison and Terrell Owens in there, so expect a lot more stat crunching, which I absolutely LOVE.

And I haven't forgotten about my dA account stories either, for you true followers out there. (At the moment that's like 2):

J + J Inc. Part 9: It's coming along very slowly. Don't expect anything for another month. Sorry about the delay.

Deth Game: I almost did forget about this one. Once I find the time to pull out the old manuscript, I should have a little diddy posted.

I also am working with a friend (my only "follower" on this blog so far) on a project on twitter, so expect some things coming soon from that.

Nothing to worry about, but I'm the only source of income at my apartment; so if it seems like I haven't been around for a while, it's cause I'm pretty busy with surviving in the real world. Peace.

I'm here World, look at ME! (and other such ramblings)

I can't believe it has taken this long for me to venture into the blogs-sphere. I mean, this would be a perfect fit for me to ramble on for days and days. No one would listen, but of course, that changes nothing. There will be a few things for me to change with this blog, as such: explaining inside jokes, posting ideas that are scratching my head (giving me a headache, by the way!) just to get out and my wanton love of music, movies, gaming, sports and, to no surprise to anyone, titties.

(On a more recent note, I just watched Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson *He was a doctor of journalism, if you must ask*. A lot of things clicked with me, like the lack of bravery this country has compared to the sixties and the comparison of Richard Nixon to George W. Bush. But those are fairly obvious. Now to the one that is one of the many factors for me getting this blog, Hunter's drive to never quit writing. He was a constant typist. He was always working on the next big thing. He had no time to slow down, for if he did it would be the end of him. I want to use this blog to push me to do something semi-constantly. Maybe I'll use it to tire my hands till the brink of pain. Maybe I'll use it to make my ideas flow onto paper. Maybe I'll bitch about the Dallas Cowboys. I dunno. But I want to put forth the effort that is at least inspired by Dr. Thompson and his courageous career.)