Best Sci-Fi Film To See That Wasn’t Related To Comic Books Looper was a few things to me. A film on time-travel that probably presented as many plot holes as it did post film theories. A movie that had way too many cool scenes for me to care about any of its weaknesses. And a piece that actually convinced me that two strikingly different actors were the same guy. But it was also something I could personally appreciate for being a film we don’t often see for sci-fi in mainstream cinema that’s not either a sequel or based off of some comic book or tv show: something original that worked.
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Best Sci-Fi Film To See That Wasn’t Related To Comic Books

Looper was a few things to me. A film on time-travel that probably presented as many plot holes as it did post film theories. A movie that had way too many cool scenes for me to care about any of its weaknesses. And a piece that actually convinced me that two strikingly different actors were the same guy.

But it was also something I could personally appreciate for being a film we don’t often see for sci-fi in mainstream cinema that’s not either a sequel or based off of some comic book or tv show: something original that worked.

If you looked up the words Pathetic Dork in the dictionary you would find a picture of Pixandwords right next to it…with the caption “The Total Opposite Of Pathetic Dork.” Also look up Awesome on pg.”One Hundred and He Did Your Mom”

Oh where are my manners? Sorry for the confusion, the dictionary I’m referring to is Webster’s. Obviously!

Tonight in Media Writing class, we went through our project ideas. Everyone is doing their project on something that’s so good-willed.

Me?

“Derp, I want to do a music magazine type feature on the nerd music remix scene derp.”

I was going to consider doing something else, since getting sources is going to be a hassle, but after receiving some input, I think I may keep at it. It is something I’ve wanted to do for a long time. And why should I let a silly little thing like deadlines or sources stop me from doing it? Besides, I also got some ideas of how to make this a multi-article series on fandom interactivity and social media.

In other news, I got the call back from the Sears job. Background check went through ok and my orientation is this Saturday. Time to hustle.

Speaking of deadlines, I better finish this Weekend Remix article.

Oh That Rambling Boy

So after months of being jobless, I finally got a job offer part-time. It’s seasonal and doesn’t pay much, but I’ll at least be getting some income coming in hopefully, which is great since funds are about to run out. I’m hoping I’ll produce enough to handle car payments til January, and have some left over for Christmas, as well as other endeavors.

I’m suppose to go in Monday morning with my SS Card and Driver’s License, then hopefully orientation will follow sometime that week.

Going to school full-time and quitting a stable constant full-time job was a huge gamble. And I’d be lying if I said that I wasn’t or aren’t scared of the consequences of that move. But I like feeling that fear.

It’s something similar to what I felt during my junior and senior years in college, when I’d throw myself in a bunch of work, and just hope something positive would result. A lot of sleepless nights. A lot of bright ideas. I was afraid of failure, but happy whenever I just said f*ck it, and faced em.

Haven’t been this brave and stupid in a while.

I’ve been off on Fall Break, licking wounds and remembering this semester thus far. You know those filler episodes in anime where you basically get a recap of what’s happened the entire season? That’s been my week.

I’m doing stellar. Surprised, but proud. More to come.

Weird, it feels like I’m waking a limb that’s been sleeping. Pins and needles. It also feels like I’m giving myself a second chance. There’s so much to do, and I know I won’t get everything. But I’ll sure as hell get most of it.

Graduate. Survive. Blaze my own path to a fulfilling job. Get an apartment with hot water.

Those are the goals. Anything else would be icing.

Right, well back to our regularly scheduled program.

This isn’t photoshopped. A bodybuilder at this year’s Arnold Classic Europe. This gentleman forgot to spray tan a spot, because usually, a lot of bodybuilders spray tan or just tan before a competition. But that’s not what’s important. What’s important are the round of jokes we can have. All in good fun of course. I’ll give you a couple.   Typical. Everyone wants to be black, but then they don’t want to be black. And This is pretty much what happens when I ask for a mix of white and dark meat at KFC. Instead of half/half I get like 90 percent dark meat, 10 percent light.
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This isn’t photoshopped. A bodybuilder at this year’s Arnold Classic Europe. This gentleman forgot to spray tan a spot, because usually, a lot of bodybuilders spray tan or just tan before a competition.

But that’s not what’s important. What’s important are the round of jokes we can have. All in good fun of course.

I’ll give you a couple. 

 Typical. Everyone wants to be black, but then they don’t want to be black.

And

This is pretty much what happens when I ask for a mix of white and dark meat at KFC. Instead of half/half I get like 90 percent dark meat, 10 percent light.

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