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Monday, February 14, 2005

The Rant 

8:30 am: my brother leaves
9 am: my mom, dad, and i go to an empty parkway for breakfast at delifrance... weird
9:45 am: we go grocery shopping and buy pet food and litter for the fatbit
11:00 am: we get home
3 pm: my dad drops me off at ics
3:03 pm: i have to wear a badge saying "VISITOR 05"
3:10 pm: i saw alana!!!! *squeal*
3:13 pm: tim, me, and meg take a very happy looking picture. tim is wearing a pink shirt.
3:30 pm: meg and i are in the science room waiting for stephen and isaku to do their lab
4 pm: meg, me, isaku, stephen, ansell, david, val, josh, nathan and eddie run for the bus
4:10 pm: go to carrefour and buy water (0 calories), unlike stephen and ansell who buy four bottles of ginger beer (5000 calories)
4:30 pm: end up at some Xbox place, meg and i are stuck with stephen, nathan, and ansell playing soccer
5:30 pm: meg and i leave the Xbox place, the rest of them happily burning their retinas in the multimedia room
6:40 pm: we watch bayside shakedown 2, make fun of a lot of the movie
9:45 pm: i get home



right, on to the exciting stuff. don just ranted a very long rant, about valentine's day. i'm exploiting his words by putting them on for you puppies to read.



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I personally dislike the whole concept of Valentines day

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I find it degrades love and the need for couples to be intimate

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why do we need a day to celebrate love, shouldnt that come naturally

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surely if someone needs a day to force them to be romantic blah blah then they are a hopeless case anyway

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its also consumerism, capitalism at its worst!!

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but consumer marketing and advertising numbs us to subconscience impulses, reducing us to pavlov dogs

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haha sorry for rantin

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as the year begins we have valentines day, then its fathers day, then mothers day, then easter, then halloween, then christmas, then valentines day...............................................................

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its so subliminal

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but who is to blame really, its just economics

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advertiser and marketers just ride the bus and create the supply and demand chain

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the irony of it all is that if you or I were going out with someone and boycotted valentines day we would never-the-less, no good our arguments were, be in poo

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I have to admit that I used to celebrate valentines day, but that was before I developed an individualised thinking brain

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iow my school indoctrinated me into buying stoopid flowers and chocolates for the opposite sex i may have a crush on

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capitilism on a small scale, but yet exploitation, the numbness was setting in at an early age

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hahaha but even think about going to see a movie nowadays

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have you ever tried to see a movie without a large popcorn, a gazillion litre cooldrink and sweets

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i walk in and just buy without thinking, I should really just bark all the way into the movie

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haha woof woof

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ring ding ding

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woof woof "slobber" - "I'll have a large popcorn and the biggest coolie you got please"

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arg

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at the end of the day my thoughts are - if you cant beat em join em

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be capitalised or capitalised

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so do you want to buy a card, flowers, chocolates, and a package deal to see a soppy movie and a cheap dinner (which I will over charge you for) - I've got a special deal for you!

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hehe yipppe another victim

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sorry bout the ranting

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have a great valentines day

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ha. i took an hour to post this.

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