Currently Gaming Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition By Rockstar Games see related

HECK, YEAH! I finally got music to work on my site!

Also, maybe in my next weblog, I'll put in some pics of my sweet rides!

Currently Gaming Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas By Rockstar Games see related

^^^Actually, mine is for PS2. Not Xbox.

Sorry I've been off for so long. The internet connection was messed up a few days ago. But anyway, since sunday, I was busy trying out Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas for the first time. I was dieing to play that ever since it came out, but I'm a patient person so I waited. Today I went out to the mall in Novi with my bro and parents. As I was there, I talked to my bro about what was the best way to attract military attention, yet not get arrested, in San Andreas. When we were done shopping and were starting to leave, we passed by a T-Mobile booth. This young female who worked there called us over and asked us about roll-over minutes. We told her that we got our cells from a different company; And, obviously, she started to converse with us about switching to T-Mobile. She was trying to tell us how bad the company was that we used for about 10 minutes. I was getting bored and pissed. I wanted to hurry back so I could play more San Andreas. Finally my parents convinced her that we'd think about it and walked off without looking back. Before me and my bro could leave with them, another dude who worked in the booth came literally running towards us and said that we should tell our parents to come back. We said to them, "They said they'll come back later." He said, "Later today?" I said, "No. Some time next week." Although I knew we won't come back to them. The dude then said that he wouldn't be back tommorrow and that we should get our parents. I said, "Okay." and my bro and I walked off. As soon as we left the booth, I told my bro, "Don't bring our parents back there." My bro didn't have to hear that to agree with me. We caught up to them and were saying to ourselves how we think that dude would react when he found out that we weren't coming back. A few minutes later, I came up with a come back to the dude's response. I said to my bro that when the dude would ask me to get our parents, I would've said, "Only if you get me that girl's phone number." and point at the female that started the whole "switching to T-Mobile" thing. If he asked why, I would say, "To make her my girlfriend, silly!" He would probably say that he can't and I'd say that if he dosen't, he'd lose a customer. He might say that he'll ask her and I'd wait. If he does get the number, I'm sure it would be fake, but even if it was real I'd say, "Thanks!" and run off to never return again. I might even call her and waste minutes on her cell acting like a stuttering police officer(like my school's resource officer!) convicting her of a crime she didn't even commit to see if the number is real.

Currently Watching Super Troopers By Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan see related

Yesterday, when I finally got out of school, the police were everywhere. Not inside the school really, just outside. They were standing out there looking all tough. When I walked up to my ride, I heard one of the schools staff members say to somebody that they were standing outside the school just to make sure the teens didn't squeal their car tires as they left. I know, it sounds very ridiculous. So I drove down to a Dairy Queen that's a few blocks away from the school to celebrate. The place became packed with teens almost immediately. While I was sitting there, I was checking out a few girls as I sipped my root beer float. I mainly had my eyes on some fine female who was wearing a short tanktop. She was very, very attractive. Soon the cops that were on bikes, which were the same 2 cops at the school, rode up the sidewalk to some girl, probably in the 8th grade, and told her, "You can't have your bike here on the sidewalk." That was just stupid. THOSE TWO IDIOTS HAD THEIR OWN BIKES ON THE SIDEWALK!  When I returned to my car, I looked down the road and I saw a police car that was blocking 1 whole lane...in the middle of the day. The people in the cars were trying to get their lunch and this clown was making traffic worse! What was so damn important that made the cop park his car in the middle of the road? Was it just to give a stern talk to some teen? Why the hell couldn't he just park his car against the curb?  Anyway, I saw a total of about 8 police vehicles out here. Actually, there were about 5 police cars, 2 cops on bicycles and 1 police pickup. I'm sure there was more, but I didn't drive around the whole city.

June 19th, 05: I'm going to keep this weblog as my current one till they get the old comments back up. I doing this just so I don't miss anybody who posted recently.

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Currently Watching Blade - Trinity (Unrated Widescreen Edition) (New Line Platinum Series) By Wesley Snipes, Kris Kristofferson, Dominic Purcell, Jessica Biel, Ryan Reynolds, Parker Posey see related

Today, was my first exam day. I did exams for Young Adults in American Literature and Natural Resources. Literature was okay, except all the books I had to read before we got to exam day, sucked. Natural Resources had a seemingly better and easier exam. Anyway, monday I have two more exams. I did 3rd hour's exam earlier, before the seniors left, cause I'm the only junior in that class. The other exam for monday is History, then I go on to tuesday's exam, which is just in Auto Shop. Tuesday is the last day of school for me, then its FREEDOM! I can't wait!

Currently Watching Hellboy (Two-Disc Special Edition) By Ron Perlman, Selma Blair, Doug Jones see related

Not much going on today. Yesterday was senior skip day. Even though I ain't a senior, I decided not to skip school. In history class that day, we watched some Michael Jackson tribute DVD. I ain't a big fan of him. As a matter of fact, I ain't even a fan! But I watched with the class anyway. It featured his famous 80's style music, since we were studing about the 80's. As we watched, half of the girls in the class were moving to the music and giggling whenever he did his "WOOO HOOOOOO!" Even the teachers were moving to his groove! Before class even started, the teacher was playing it and some girl named Ashley Utley (who I sometimes call Ashley Slutley) was moving her body to that music like a pole dancer. That was just sick! (although she is sort of "fine" looking!)