kaotic_goodness

The last of your kisses was ever the sweetest; the last smile the brightest; the last movement the gracefullest.

-John Keats, in a letter to Fanny Brawne.

I had a "marooned on a tropical island" dream last weekend. It, of course, spurred me on to read a little 18th Century literature. Defoe? Nope. Peter Longueville.

Now Spielberg is at it.
First Akira. Now, Ghost in the Shell. Why? If you're going to purchase the rights, why not just secure the privilege to distribute the original in theaters? Bastards.

And what the hell is a "3-D Live Action" feature? Dreamworks better spend some dough on this one.

I don't, generally, feel sorry for politicians. Whether it's drugs, sex, thievery, or some other type of corruption, they've done it to themselves. Their choices dictated their actions, so they can pay the price.
Then, there's Senator Obama. Poor bastard. Yes, people are bitter, that's no lie. But if there's one thing I've learned it's that the last thing a bitter person wants to hear is "You're bitter." No, that tends to make them more bitter.
The other candidates, in a show of their political integrity, chose not only to shun the high road, but the low road as well. Both blazed forward on some mystical mythical path to a land where "common" people aren't bitter and that they both represent a wide swath of the American demographic. Hypocrites.