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Name: Matt
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Member Since: 6/18/2005

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Tuesday, December 26, 2006

I made a promise when I started this Xanga. I promised to deliver you readers enlightening, insightful, and possibly even entertaining entries on a consistent basis.

Boy did that one cave in.

It seems that Xanga has gone the way of the Furby, the leisure suit and bellbottoms. I started this site because I felt like I was the only one in the world that didn't have a Xanga. Now it seems like I am the only one in the world who still uses it. And how schmuckish I feel--bustin my chops every half a year to give you readers quality cyber literature, only to get nothing in return from the rest of you lazy Xanga posters. Last time I checked, I was at the bottom of the Caltech 09 list. Now, I am only halfway down. Why? Because the rest of you aren't posting! Of course, I suppose that this entry will take me back up to the top of the list. Which brings me to my

QUESTION OF THE DAY: Just post anything so that I can move down on the Caltech 09 list.

Godspeed JB. He's swimming with the fishes in a better place.

--TF


Monday, August 14, 2006

I would say that I am back by popular demand, but to be honest, I didn’t hear so much as a peep out of most of you unfaithful readers, and so I offer you a hearty “cram it” before I continue.

 

To explain my eight-month absence, I don’t know what else to say except that sometimes, a person must take some time off to collect his thoughts and ideas. And boy, if you could see some of the junk I’ve been collecting over the past year!

 

I would like to start off today’s discussion with the subject of innuendos, and their status within the general public. In particular, I would like to address one specific class of innuendos. You know which class I am talking about <wink wink>.

 

If you actually do know which class I am talking about, then you have made a perfect example of yourself. If you are still lost, then you might try deleting a space in the phrase “The pen is mightier than the sword,” with the careful addition of a colon.

Funny how these little entries can go absolutely nowhere in no time at all. It's kind of like a plane crash. One of those little remote control planes that nobody ever really notices. On second thought, it's more like a kite that gets tangled in a tree... Or maybe like a tightrope walker. One way or another, these conversations are always hanging by a thread.


I see they've modified Xanga since I last wrote. I think that's fantastic. I can finally add a little class to these things. I am particularly fond of the new smiley faces. What have we got here? There's happy , sad , angry , angry , surprised , surprised , surprised , angry , and happy . I think that's great--you've pretty much covered all of the standard  human emotions there. Thank you, Xanga. You've finally invented a way for writers to express their feelings. If I could give you a medal, I might.

On that note, I think it's about time for our

QUESTION OF THE DAY:
What is the best comeback you've ever heard?

Loving Eggrolls,

TF


Saturday, December 17, 2005

I just updated so that I can move to the top of the Caltech 09 list. More to come later.

Wishing you Happy Holidays,

TF


Friday, September 16, 2005

Currently Listening
20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of the Grass Roots
By The Grass Roots
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I am in the mood for a laugh.

Question of the Day: What is the funniest thing you have ever heard?

Breaking on through to the other side,

TF


Wednesday, September 14, 2005

Currently Listening
Wish You Were Here
By Pink Floyd
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So...

I saw a commercial today for a sleeping medicine. One of its possible side effects included drowsiness. I don't know which is worse, the ones who designed the commercial or the poor, tired sap who searches for a sleeping pill that doesn't cause drowsiness.

In response to being asked whether I would take a bullet for a friend, I can't imagine ever mistaking something so small for a person. Or did you mean would I be friends with the bullet?  Well, I'm always up to making new friends, but I don't want to look foolish. Still, maybe if bullets had more friends, they would stop killing people.

Is there anything worse than getting a bill for twenty dollars and five cents? Well, of course there is, but it's still unsettling. Last time I decide to buy an extra 47 cent CD.

Question of the Day: Who would win in a fight, ET or Yoda?

Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a steaming locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound,

TF
 



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