• 16Nov 07

  Recap! Prepare yourself for the longness!

  Hey everybody, what's up? You may have noticed that I haven't been on for a while and I probably won't be on again for another while. Here's a list of half-assed reasons:

  -been busy

  -car stuff

  -work/money/distractions

  -it's kinda too much for me to keep up with right now

  -kinda burned out on this site/need a break

  -doing more volunteer stuffs lately

  See? I told you they were half-assed. Anyway, I had to let go of my old car. Goodbye, Old Friend. Here's a picture of what my car looked like (not an picture of my actual car)

  

  R.I.P White Lightning

  I got a new car. It's a 2002 Honda Accord. It's a lot cooler than my old car, but now I have an expensive car payment like a big kid.

  Halloween:

  Had a great time. Heather's party was a lot of fun. Then on Halloween day I came to work with a fake rubber pencil through my neck and blood running down my shirt. It grossed out everyone in my office. They were lining up to take pic of me with their cell phones. Then went to my friends' house to hand out some candy and happened to run into an old friend who now has a 3-year-old daughter she was taking trick or treating! Wow, all my friends are growing up.

  Oh yeah, I carved a Rock Lee pumpkin and sent the pic into Anime News Network. I knew I wasn't going to win but I thought, what the hell. Check it out here. My entry is under my real name, Julie.

  Ninja Warrior:

  

  Spoilers from latest episode, Sasuke 19:

  ***SPOILER***

  I can't believe no one made it past stage 2! And only 2 people made it past stage 1! This was obviously the hardest course yet. Both the Americans went down early, to my disapointment. I was shocked to see ALL the all-stars go down in the first stage, Yamamoto, Takeda, even Nagano. One by one they dropped like flies. The thing where you have to JUMP onto the Spider Climb looks totally hard. And the Salmon Ladder in the 2nd stage is brutal! Oh well. At least the Americans were not way worse than all the other competitors, that would have been embarrassing. They did their best, good job Colin and Brett.

  TV stuff:

  -The writers' strike sucks, but I totally understand why their doing it. As far as I understand, they want to get paid for people downloading their stuff on the internet. That's fair enough. Some actors get paid ridiculous sums of money, execs need to kick the writers a little somethin. Without writers, there'd be no story. Nothing to act, direct, produce... just give into them already. Especially the writers of Heroes, they're geniuses.

  -Seth McFarlane is on strike with the writers. I heard Fox is going to go ahead with the episodes without him. Bad idea, Fox. I'd rather wait for McFarlane to come back than have a crappy Family Guy episode.

  -They announced the date for the much-rumored Dragon Ball Movie, August 18, 2008. Hells yeah. I can't wait to see it. Even if it sucks.

  Work:

  -Somehow I got on the Holiday party-planning committee. I didn't really want to, but whatever. So I'm trying to organize this years Non-demoninational Holiday Festivus Winter Gift Exchange (formerly Secret Santa).

  -Boring meetings, boring everything. Servers keep crashing, other sucky stuff.

  Other stuff:

  Oh yeah, I won a contest to go to a local chocolatier and see how the chocolates were made. It was AWESOME. We got champagne and all the free samples we could eat. Then a big gift bag full of tons of chocolate to take home. So if you live in or ear Maryland, check out Kirchmayr Chocolates.

  I want Guitar Hero III and Rise of a Ninja very very very badly. But I dont have an XBox360 to play Rise of a Ninja on, so I have to stop wanting it. And I'm too broke to afford GH. As Buddha would say, desire is the source of all suffering.

  I love talking to everyone, but I just need a break right now. So I hope everyone will understand. Scatha_guardian and Fairywings1981 have my email if you want to drop me a line. I check it often. (Scatha and Fairy- I hope you dont mind giving it out if someone asks.)

  So that's about it. I'll be back eventually. Everyone take care of yourselves.

  • Posted Nov 16, 2007 10:42 am PT
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• 24Oct 07

  My apologies

  My apologies to everyoneI haven't been in touch with this week. I'm very busy trying to get this accident thing straightened out with the insurance company. It's not going well and I'm going to lose a sh!tload of money. I'm also trying to catch up on the work I missed. I will be back when I have some free time. Thanks for all the support.

  -kaoken

  • Posted Oct 24, 2007 10:17 am PT
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• 20Oct 07

  holy crap

  Oh man, I was in a really bad car accident yesterday.

  I was on my way to work and I had a green light and pulled into an intersection then POW! I never saw it coming. And I just thought "Oh fvck." And there was just glass and debris everywhere.

  I couldn't believe it. I'm thinking "what just happened? This didn't really happen." Then I looked around. There were a few cars pulled over or parked in like the middle of the road blocking traffic. And people were getting out of their cars. My glasses had flown off my face when the car hit me and everything looked kinda fuzzy.

  Then I saw that one of the cars had smoke coming out of it like mine and I thought "this must be the car that hit me. What happened? Was the light really green? I can't remember now." Then I got out of my car on the passenger's side so the cars on my left wouldn't hit me and a woman comes over to meand says "oh my god, are you alright?" And I say "yeah I'm fine." She said "that woman just ran the red light." Then a guy comes over and says he saw her run the light too. And I'm thinking "Oh thank god it's not my fault."

  So I get out to see if the other person is okay. she said she was, but she looked even more shocked than me. She was probably in her 70s. The cops and paramedics came. I told them I was fine but they tookthe other womanto the hospital in an ambulance. The whole hood of her car was kind of crumpled and the front right side of mine was all smashed in. Neither car was drivable and they are probably both totaled.

  So the good thing is that the cop said since it wasn't my fault her insurance company would have to pay for everything- my car, getting it towed, and renting a car till I can find a new one.

  The woman didn't look like she was hurt, so I'm hoping she's okay. I have to go now and rent a car so I can get to work on Monday, so I'll try to catch up with everyone in a few days.

  • Posted Oct 20, 2007 10:12 am PT
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