Short

Today, I'm short on time.

  Ever get those times where there seems so much to say but no proper way to express it?  
  Currently listening to Hurt, by NiN.  Sort of helps get the point across I suppose.


Hahahahahaha.... this link is HUGE!!!!!  fix it later....


Blah, disjointed thoughts.  

   
Ok..so it isn't Hurt, but it's definitely one of my personal favorites by them.
  And TOOL is coming to the city in July... I wonder if I can get tickets for it... would love to go.


  I noticed the other day that I can only seem to fully articulate myself after a few jagbombs, much to the boredom of my companions.  There's more hurt under there than I think I even realized, it surprised me!


  Unrelated note... Katt Williams is hilarious.  A friend of mine and I were laughing over this 1 minute video clip of his about Terrorists...
  I think we watched the one part about 20 times


...SHEYYYYYYAT!! Play it again, play it again SHEYYYYYYAT!!!!




  The guy reminds me alot of someone I know but it eludes me who it is, and it's gonna bug me.


  Need to get ready for work, but really don't want to go.  Keep waiting on this one phone call that I fear is not going to happen.  Getting restless for a direction to move in, one way or the other....  
  Patience.... Patience is the key.  It'll all happen how its supposed to.


Got a call from the Ex girlfriends landlord wanting to know if I wanted to move into her building in June.  Something tells me that that isn't a wise idea.  Couldn't even if I wanted to I suppose.  Was an odd message to receive on a Sunday morning.


  I really need to go...

PS fixed link and added Katts link... I just cant do it justice...

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