When I started this new blog I promised to blog more often.
But
So here I am.
Life's been pretty eventful recently.
Wow! Amazed!!
Firstly we've got Halloween.
If you've talked to me on msn you'd have seen how I looked like,
if not see below.
A Priest on the bus called me satanic and tried to banish my defouled soul.
Jackie and me in front of Chevron :o
Two Tennis-Players playing tennis on the streets of downtown SF.
Halloween parade at Castro. Soda and Fries (and etc)!
Just another random picture taken at Castro.
Street fight! Kind of dark so look closely. Everyone just made way for the fighters and started taking pictures.
They are probably famous now.
Okay. The Saturday before Halloween wasn't exactly fun.
Jackie and I plus two more friends were to go to some party at some hotel,
but the queue was really fucking long.
So Jackie and I decided to look at the queue to another party instead.
When we reached that place, those two friends called and said oh they can almost enter.
Ahh I'm too lazy to explain and you probably get what I'm saying by now.
It's just that Jackie and I ended up going to neither of the parties instead we walked around the streets in silly costumes. I like it actually, since I thought most of the people at the queue of the party looked ugly or annoying, mostly both.
We entered a mini-party which had no queue or cover, but it was boring as hell so we left at once.
We took a candy before we left. :)
Halloween night itself was decent too.
Jackie and I went to Castro with a couple of my friends.
Castro is the gayest (as in most homo) part of SF and people go there during Halloween every year.
Anyway, out of my seven friends, only one of them dressed up.
If you count wearing a set of PJs dressing up that is.
These people need to get more involved really.
Hell some of them only stayed for 2 hours.
I can't imagine the enthusiasm they have for work with their tiny amount of effort they've shown for play.
Anyway, the parade was ok, a hell lot of people, most of them dressed up. A few guys fought on the street, probably drunk, everyone around them made a circle as their arena as they whipped out their cameras, me included, then we took a lift from a friend and went home.
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Next, an anti-Bush march:
This one right here.
Rallying up before the march took place.
Marching peacefully shouting stuff about Bush.
Until some retard decided to throw a molotov cocktail at SF Chronicle building.
I went to the march more for fun actually.
And also I don't like Bush and I don't like war.
The march was okay.
Too much teenage angst involved I think.
Some people waved a flag with Che Guevara's face on.
Some people think they are him.
Some did a die-in and blocked the streets after the march was over. Dumb kids ended up getting arrested.
A moron even threw a molotov cocktail at SF Chronicle building (where I was) and flames landed on a policeman.
A tiny bit of flame actually flew to me thank you very much, but so tiny it kind of disappeared before reaching me teehee. But still I backed the fuck off.
Fucking retard must have thought it's a riot and so quickly typed "how to make a molotov cocktail" on google and get the ingredients with his mom's money.
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Then The Munny Show!
kidrobot.com/munny/event.html
Displays.
People working on the Munnies(?) they bought.
This costed US$500 at around 12midnight or so.
Basically it's a music+art+vinyl toy+DJ+alcohol+people+auction+charity event.
Met EriKa there with her few friends whom I don't know.
So I ended up pretty quiet.
Anyway it was decent. Didn't get anything from there except free stickers.
A blank Munny you could buy and design yourself costed $27. Sorry I don't have that money.
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I spent my Friday with Jackie.
West coast, you know, of America.
HI!
Ok. My face just concluded this entry.
Have a good one!
Wish me luck for my coming mid-terms please. (pbeg
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