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(no subject)
Mar. 2nd, 2009 | 02:46 am
I don't use this journal anymore and no one really knows it's mine. So I guess I could post whatever I want on it.
Can't think of anything.
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un OG
May. 11th, 2007 | 09:13 pm
This kind of thing confuses me as much as it angers me. I know it's been going around for a while but it shouldn't be old news until it stops.
Huh?
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Tea Minus
May. 2nd, 2007 | 07:25 am
There's only like sixteen hours left before I'm done with this place. I can't freaking wait.
Then it's home for a day and to Chicago for the weekend/half of next week.
I just blue myself.
Then it's home for a day and to Chicago for the weekend/half of next week.
I just blue myself.
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Lick My Eyeball
Apr. 14th, 2007 | 01:00 am
Yeah. What's up. You like my new icon? It was fun to make. I want to make more.
I'm staying up all night. Woo!
EDIT: Well, maybe not all night. Shut up.
I'm staying up all night. Woo!
EDIT: Well, maybe not all night. Shut up.
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(no subject)
Mar. 11th, 2007 | 05:22 pm
Back from Florida!
Now to shitty Michigan State.
Now to shitty Michigan State.
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Here We Go...
Feb. 26th, 2007 | 08:24 pm
mood: 
cheerful
Oh, and by the way, here's my favorite outfit so far. Sara, look at your brother.
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ROCKROCKROCK
Feb. 23rd, 2007 | 06:15 pm
Guitar Hero.
I'm getting it.
Three days. Count 'em.
I'm getting it.
Three days. Count 'em.
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I'm Growing Fiction Again
Feb. 22nd, 2007 | 01:21 am
I've started another version of my project Growing Fiction as a community here on LJ...
The problems I'm going to face are: finding people with suitable writing ability/talent so that I can fill up a roster of potential perpetual posters, having a sort of "always updating" page where writers *should* feel obligated to step in when things are slow, convincing people who probably definitely shouldn't be worrying about being published anyway that the things they post are not going to be taken away from them (seriously, you people bug me), and basically I don't know what else. How about having zero writers posting? That would be another shitty ending to one of my projects. Woo. Big surprise.
Ok.
Also I just downloaded Semagic so I don't have to go to LJ to post, I can just post from a program on my desktop. Easy peasy.
I'm gonna go now.
Seriously though - if you complain to me about losing rights to the things you probably aren't going to post/publish anyway, just shut up and go away. I don't have time to try and convince paranoid people that the FBI isn't after them and that aliens really can't read their thoughts.
The problems I'm going to face are: finding people with suitable writing ability/talent so that I can fill up a roster of potential perpetual posters, having a sort of "always updating" page where writers *should* feel obligated to step in when things are slow, convincing people who probably definitely shouldn't be worrying about being published anyway that the things they post are not going to be taken away from them (seriously, you people bug me), and basically I don't know what else. How about having zero writers posting? That would be another shitty ending to one of my projects. Woo. Big surprise.
Ok.
Also I just downloaded Semagic so I don't have to go to LJ to post, I can just post from a program on my desktop. Easy peasy.
I'm gonna go now.
Seriously though - if you complain to me about losing rights to the things you probably aren't going to post/publish anyway, just shut up and go away. I don't have time to try and convince paranoid people that the FBI isn't after them and that aliens really can't read their thoughts.
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Did You See What I Saw?
Feb. 20th, 2007 | 09:55 pm
EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- Wisconsin's first-ever game as the nation's top-ranked team went poorly Tuesday night, when Drew Neitzel scored 28 points to lead Michigan State to a 64-55 victory.
Wisconsin gained the No. 1 spot in The Associated Press poll for the first time in school history on Monday.
Neitzel's 3-pointer with 3:51 left gave Michigan State a 51-49 lead, and the Spartans held on for the victory, giving their NCAA tournament hopes a boost before their home crowd.
The sellout crowd at Breslin Center serenaded the Badgers with a chant of "overrated" as the clock wound down. Students stormed the court at the final horn."If you start to chant 'overrated,' I'm leaving," Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan joked before addressing media in his postgame press conference.
Ryan said he didn't think the pressure of playing with the No. 1 ranking affected his team's performance.
"I don't think that had anything to do with it," Ryan said. "Michigan State played better."The upset puts a damper on Wisconsin's showdown Sunday with No. 2 Ohio State
.The Buckeyes now have a half-game lead over Wisconsin (26-3, 12-2 Big Ten) in the conference race. Ohio State hosts Penn State on Wednesday.
Wisconsin started slow against Michigan State (20-8, 7-6), playing in front of a deafening crowd that was mostly decked out in white as requested by the school's athletic department.
The Badgers trailed 7-0 after coach Bo Ryan picked up a technical, complaining about the lack of a foul call on a Michigan State offensive rebound.
After Ryan cooled down, the Badgers heated up and went on a 16-3 run to take a 16-10 lead. Despite getting outrebounded by a nearly 2-to-1 margin in the first half, Wisconsin was able to head to the break with a 30-29 lead behind Alando Tucker's 14 first-half points.
Michigan State grabbed a four-point lead early in the second half, but the Badgers bounced right back in large part behind Marcus Landry's 3-point shooting. His 3 with 7:34 left gave the Badgers a 47-43 lead.
That's when Neitzel and Michigan State took over.
The junior guard hit two 3-pointer late in the game that gave the Spartans momentum. One of his shots bounced in and out of the basket twice before falling through, giving Michigan State a 56-49 lead with about 2:20 left.
"This is unbelievable," Neitzel said after working his way throw the crowd and heading to a postgame press conference. "It is a chance for us to leave our legacy and our footprints on the program."
Michigan State had not beaten a top-ranked team since Earvin 'Magic' Johnson led the Spartans past Larry Bird and Indiana State in the 1979 national championship game.Landry had 18 points for Wisconsin. Tucker had 16, but only two in the second half.
Travis Walton had 13 points for Michigan State and Raymar Morgan added 12.
Wisconsin gained the No. 1 spot in The Associated Press poll for the first time in school history on Monday.
Neitzel's 3-pointer with 3:51 left gave Michigan State a 51-49 lead, and the Spartans held on for the victory, giving their NCAA tournament hopes a boost before their home crowd.
The sellout crowd at Breslin Center serenaded the Badgers with a chant of "overrated" as the clock wound down. Students stormed the court at the final horn."If you start to chant 'overrated,' I'm leaving," Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan joked before addressing media in his postgame press conference.
Ryan said he didn't think the pressure of playing with the No. 1 ranking affected his team's performance.
"I don't think that had anything to do with it," Ryan said. "Michigan State played better."The upset puts a damper on Wisconsin's showdown Sunday with No. 2 Ohio State
.The Buckeyes now have a half-game lead over Wisconsin (26-3, 12-2 Big Ten) in the conference race. Ohio State hosts Penn State on Wednesday.
Wisconsin started slow against Michigan State (20-8, 7-6), playing in front of a deafening crowd that was mostly decked out in white as requested by the school's athletic department.
The Badgers trailed 7-0 after coach Bo Ryan picked up a technical, complaining about the lack of a foul call on a Michigan State offensive rebound.
After Ryan cooled down, the Badgers heated up and went on a 16-3 run to take a 16-10 lead. Despite getting outrebounded by a nearly 2-to-1 margin in the first half, Wisconsin was able to head to the break with a 30-29 lead behind Alando Tucker's 14 first-half points.
Michigan State grabbed a four-point lead early in the second half, but the Badgers bounced right back in large part behind Marcus Landry's 3-point shooting. His 3 with 7:34 left gave the Badgers a 47-43 lead.
That's when Neitzel and Michigan State took over.
The junior guard hit two 3-pointer late in the game that gave the Spartans momentum. One of his shots bounced in and out of the basket twice before falling through, giving Michigan State a 56-49 lead with about 2:20 left.
"This is unbelievable," Neitzel said after working his way throw the crowd and heading to a postgame press conference. "It is a chance for us to leave our legacy and our footprints on the program."
Michigan State had not beaten a top-ranked team since Earvin 'Magic' Johnson led the Spartans past Larry Bird and Indiana State in the 1979 national championship game.Landry had 18 points for Wisconsin. Tucker had 16, but only two in the second half.
Travis Walton had 13 points for Michigan State and Raymar Morgan added 12.
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2007 WCCA Outstanding Single Panel Comic Presentation Comic
Feb. 19th, 2007 | 08:51 pm
