| | Well, I've been up for about 6 hours so far and I must say the day isn't up to snuff. I missed out on my weekly saturday morning cartoon watching, because the Ben Stiller show was on. The Ben Stiller show is great and all, but it simply pales when placed next to the genius that is the holy Trifecta of Dilbert, Duckman, and of course the Critic. I guess they've got to promote his new movie, Dodgeball. Speaking of which, who in Harold Ramis's happy green earth is that actress who's in that movie? By "The actress" I mean the woman. It seems as if she's famous, but I just can't place who she is. I thought it was Jennifer Aniston at first, but I saw her in an interview for the movie and realized it wasn't her. I still don't know though. Perhaps she played Melany (Melody? Moonpie-Balogna?) on Hey Dude...
...I feel as if I should reminisce (reminice?) about Hey Dude. On the other hand, 15 years old is simply much too young to be nostalgic, isn't it? At times I find myself being nostalgic about the present. Rather, I get the sense that I'm currently living in the best period of my life, my golden years. That's kind of depressing, but I ought to enjoy it while it lasts. Still, much too young for nostalgia. I need another decade, at least.
My mother and father tried to get my Xanga name out of me the other day. They were surprised that I didn't want them reading it. THey believe that, since it's on the internet which is open to the world, that I obviously can't be writing anything private here. And I admit, that is a valid point. However, I never have-
WOAH!!!! I just totally had my thought process interrupted! Weird Al Yankovic is going on tour for Poodlehat, and having a concert in the Starlight theatre!... Again! August 13! Hm. Well, if tickets cost about 30 dollars, and I already have 8, then logically (were tax to be included) I would have to clean my sister's room 3 and a half more times (to give myself some breathing room). Hmm... Already I'm needing to figure out how to get this money. If anyone else is planning to go, we could probably get some sort of group deal together. That'd be fun.
I'd say Weird Al is a hero of mine. Maybe not my biggest hero, but a pretty big one. Him, Harold Ramis, Neil Gaiman, Joss Whedon, Kevin Smith and Jerry Seinfeld. Ahhh... If they somehow collaborated on something... Although, that wouldn't really make much sense. Some of their talents may mesh well, but for some reason I don't think Buffy The Vampire Slayer would have had the same "Oomph" if it had Polka and Cereal. And Ghostbusters could probably do without Kevin Smith's fascinations with goatees, porn and star wars.
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