Posts Tagged ‘Magic’

The End Is The Beginning Is The End

September 15th, 2009 by George

My Myspace page...in another part of the galaxy

My Myspace page...in another part of the galaxy

In a cab; screaming down the road like a black and orange missile. No bang, or shattering glass, or dust falling from the brickwork.  A blog fades  just like a star whose twinkling existence is ignorant to most, but whose light offers a welcome illumination in the darkness. But there are other stars and new ones are always being born and some just grow so large that they swallow whole solar systems. This is what I think about everytime a good thing comes to an end…but does it ever really end? I like to think not. Particles–that’s what it’s all about. Atoms shift and take on new forms; things inhabit other existences, other realms, but they never truly fade. It’s too late for them once they become memories; etched in our minds. “Hey, you were the guy that did such-and-such”; “Yes”, I’ll say, “and now I’m doing such-and-such”. It never ends. How can it?

Follow me on my other page if you feel so inclined. But you never know, I may just pop into existence in the solar system that is Virgin once again. It was good knowing you.

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Things I Learned From Lord Voldemort

July 15th, 2009 by George

It's Lonely At The Top

It's Lonely At The Top

Lord Voldemort is probably the best and worst example of some of the things we should or shouldn’t do to manage the stress in our lives. We all have our goals–his happens to be killing Harry Potter, but you may want to manage your finances or be a more well-rounded individual than that. Well, take some hints from what He-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named, for in this blog, These-Things-Shall-Be-Named. (more…)

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Cheapskate Casanova

June 25th, 2009 by Romi
Elliott and Zach were dogs of two different personalities: "I'm tired of this prick using us to get laid"    ".....Ladies"

Elliott: "I'm tired of this prick using us to get laid" Zach: "....Ladies" Elliott and Zach were dogs of two different personalities

It seems like all the single ladies (all the single ladies) have been hogging the spotlight lately. All of that dancing and those leotards make me never want to hear that song again, or talk about single ladies. Instead, I’m going to give you single gentlemen some attention. In fact, seeing that I am oh so generous and selfless, I’m going to give you guys some valuable advice so that you can find your single lady (or gentleman).

There is one condition: For the love of all that is holy, stay far, far away from the spandex.

I am well aware that if you were to describe yourselves in a few words, “single” would probably coincide with “broke” and/or “unemployed”. It pains me to say this, because I like free booze as much as the next girl, but you’re not going to get lucky by buying us drinks and it’s definitely not going to keep you debt free. Perhaps you should look for less expensive ways to find love. This is where I come in. Instead of being the creeper offering me a martini, try these on for size:

Magic: What will melt hearts more than pulling a penny out of someone’s ear? Nothing. A quick yet impressive rabbit out of a hat will lure your potential mate out of the bar and into your…warm embrace. Don’t do a disappearing act though, that’s not cool.

Water: This refreshing drink is not only free, but it also may be the perfect ingredient to create some sparks (or put them out). Think about it: A fine lady had a few too many and is sitting by herself on a bar stool. In comes [insert your name], the knight in shining armour, with a tall glass of H2O. Saving her from a nasty hangover, your kindness will be worth more than 1000 drinks.

Dogs: Having a cute puppy is equivalent to finding a toy in a cereal box: instant gratification. Dogs might as well be magnetic because the females (and many males) gravitate towards them. No need to build up enough courage to approach the object of your desire since they’ve already spotted your Golden Doodle and are ready for some heavy petting. Also, walking your dog (or someone else’s) in a park means that you don’t have to pay cover in a bar. This pick-up tactic will work anywhere (other than a bar).

Am I right, or am I right? If those fine seduction tactics don’t work, there must be something wrong with you. Have anything else to add to my list? Perhaps you have a success story involving little money and lots of lovin’? Comment away!

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