I would totally want to be Mike Shinoda. He's really good at what he does. I would like to see what his day looks like and how he manages to be so multi-talented. Or, you know, to keep up the cliché: his wife. For obvious reasons.
Wow. I just realized I have't been on LJ for quite some time. Been busy, working, driving lessons, catching up on Bones and Prison Break, watching That '70s Show (Hyde!). I'll try to check in once in a while. (I'm in a period where I don't turn on the computer every day...)
I just got my new mobile phone: The Samsung Omnia! It's a pretty phone. Now I just have to figure it out, because it seems to have hundreds of sub-menus. Good thing I like to explore. I sent back the Samsung Pixon I had ordered before. I think it was a good choice.
1. Bold the names of guys you'd definitely shag. 2. Italicize the names of guys you might shag after a little persuasion. 3. Leave the guys who don't do anything for you alone. 4. Put a question mark after the guys you've never heard of. ? 5. Strike the guys you wouldn't touch with a ten-foot pole. 6. ADD FOUR OF YOUR OWN AT THE END.
Yesterday evening I ordered a Samsung Pixon. Apparently it's a really good phone.
Enter problem.
The Samsung Omnia is also a really good phone. Maybe with a camera that's not as impressive, but it does have more other qualities. (The camera isn't that important to me.) Now I'm doubting my decision.
Does any of you have one of either phone? Could you maybe tell me what you like and don't like about the functions and usability?
I know at least one of you has an Omnia (you know who you are! ;)
Please give me some objective comments, as to what I should do... I'm at a loss here.
This is a screencap from Southland, but the first thing that comes to my mind is: "Damn Ryan, you look good!"
- And has anyone seen his small film, called Eight Percent? I find it very endearing. I like the bee reverence. And did I mention that he looks good? Like, deliciously good?
I think I was about 4 years old (give or take). I was sitting on the couch with my eldest brother, who was watching a movie called 'Hellraiser', with a (at the time) scary Pinhead.
Whenever there was a scene where Pinhead would rip a person's face off or rip him apart, my brother told me to close my eyes, and when the scene was over, he told me I could open them again.