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Space Vikings -- Fact or Fiction

If there were in fact Vikings, their creed being Chuck-Norris-like in Beastlyness it is very possible that they could, in fact, still exist in some form. Perhaps they launched into the heavens, ascending to the stars. Becoming something so awesome satellites could not pick up. Something like-- SPACE VIKINGS

...to be continued...

Random Things

Book I'm reading: Un Lun Dun
it's quite good.
though rather strange. for example: on page 28:
'They heard the manic wet rustle of predatory rubbish'

Quote of the Day so far:
[each day i try to get one funny random quote from conversations. thus far, they are:]
"Your brain is just gonna turn into Jello and run out your ear."
"you think i'm[/i self centered?! look at the rest of the class!"
"is this a warhelmet?!" "no chance, it's a bowl."

"i'm gonna make one of my side-effects anal seepage!" "that's classy."

spring break is soon. and i start my job at hardees

April

April

Is…

Otter Month.

[just for you, dustin]

word of the month: apropos
    Spelled Pronunciation [ap-ruh-poh]
–adverb
1. fitting; at the right time; to the purpose; opportunely.
2. Obsolete. by the way.
–adjective
3. opportune; pertinent: apropos remarks.
—Idiom
4. apropos of, with reference to; in respect or regard to: apropos of the preceding statement.

Origin:
1660–70; < F à propos lit., to purpose < L ad prōpositum.

[______of/the/month]
food of the month: Pasta. With Alfredo sauce. [rigatoni or penne]
song to listen to: Bodies by Drowning Pool
featured artist: Tripping Horse

[ http://www.trippinghorse.com ]

flavah of the month: Mint Chocolate Chip
book of the month: Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood

[ http://www.oryxandcrake.co.uk/ ]

manga of the month: Eyeshield 21
movie of the month: Ultraviolet starring Milla Jonovich [eee!~ <3]

::things to celebrate this month::

April 1st - April Fools!

April 2nd – Hans Christian Andersen’s Birthday [he was bisexual, whhhuuut?]

April 6th – National Caramel Popcorn Day

April 8th – National Hit a Bird with a Baseball Day

April 10 - Safety Pin Patented

April 15 - Leonardo Da Vinci's Birthday

April 16 - Wilbur Wright's Birthday & National Animal Crackers Day

April 23 - National Cherry Cheesecake Day

April 25 - National Zucchini Bread Day

April 28 - National Blueberry Pie Day

April 30 - National Oatmeal Cookie Day

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{{the hanged man's folly}} [a poem]

Today in history, we watched Schindler's list. And I couldn't help but think what must've been going through the minds of the guards. Surely they hadn't much choice but to serve. Serve or die. And I wonder what they thought of as they killed people. Maybe they told themselves those people weren't human.

But it really struck me. Stuck with me. So I wrote this poem. Same concept. Though I, as a renaissance sort of person, wrote more medieval a guard at a hanging. Watching the condemned man's face.

Hanged Man's Folly

Hope of the hopeless
as sad as the broken
thinking on
when there is no future
you destitute hopeful
delusion and folly
but still
the breathing comes
if you hold on.

Why wait for death to claim you?
Go gladly into his arms.
For there's nothing left to hope for,
no dreams, no clouds, no stars.

Yet still you look through
foolish man
who clings to the edges..
Even though your sun has set
you remain staring

I cannot comprehend why you stare so,
on and on
into the darkness,
eyes searching for light
searching and praying
for a way to take flight.

But you can't see what's happening around
you cannot hear
that ominous sound
a drum roll
a crash
the floor now is dropped
and you swing in the breeze
staring
staring.

March

March is...

ZOMBIE MONTH

word of the month: macabre
ma·ca·bre (mə-kä'brə, mə-käb', -kä'bər) Pronunciation Key
adj.
Suggesting the horror of death and decay; gruesome: macabre tales of war and plague in the Middle Ages. See Synonyms at ghastly.
Constituting or including a representation of death.

[Ultimately from Old French (Danse) Macabre, (dance) of death, perhaps alteration of Macabe, Maccabee, from Latin Maccabaeus, from Greek Makkabios.]
ma·ca'bre·ly adv.

food of the month: bRaIiInNnSs
song to listen to:
featured artist: The Number Twelve Looks Like You
flavah of the month: Blood
book of the month: Generation Dead by Daniel Waters
manga of the month: Zombie-Loan by PEACH-PIT
movie of the month: Shaun of The Dead
things to celebrate this month:

March 4th
National Poundcake Day

March 5th
The Boston Massacre

March 6th
National Chocolate Cheesecake Day

March 9th
National Crabmeat Day

March 10th
Zombie Apocalypse Day

March 14th
Albert Eistein's Birthday
National Potato Chip Day

March 15th
BEWARE THE IDES OF MARCH!!

March 16th
Hug a Buzzard Day

March 17th
St. Patrick's Day (o' course)

March 19th
Wyatt Earp's Birthday

March 20th
FIRST DAY OF SPRING

March 22nd
National Bavarian Crepes Day

March 24th
Harry Houdini's Birthday

March 30th
National Hot Dog Day

March 31st
Tater Day