Procrastination Incorporated

Wednesday, May 04, 2005

Introductions anew..

ok... so one more round of introductions to initiate the newcomer to the group...

Alley Cat (aka Kytten) is Jen (which you can figure out as soon as you visit her blog because thats all it says... really :P) and she lives in Michigan, quite close to UofMich.

and.... ermm... lets just say the last month made it quite painful to leave Ann Arbor :(
*sigh*

oh well... distance makes the heart grow fonder >_<


anyway... then theres sam... the asexual amoeba floating through a digital life... then again... if his computer has a gender he's probly the opposite of it >_<

H3lios, Supernova, Medusa, Aeris, Raddy, all part of NBS (nonsense bullshit syndrome)
Helios is my old friend from school, the rest mentioned above are his friends and through linear extrapolation... my friends... despite my never having met them.

Saber slayer - mrinal also an old classmate.. lots of politics in him. youll see him in the papers some day... "Idle/lame-ass blogger saves baby from ferocious toaster" >_< LMAO jus kidding mrinal. youll make the news in better ways than that >_<.

Noone = anish... well most recent non-addition to this non-blog.. anything related to him will automatically burn and then cease to ever have existed... including things like non-Hard-drives and non-CDRoms. >_< remember the flaming hardware anish? :D :D (he fried his computer quite literally.... a lovely toast.. only thing missing was the butter)

the rest have either slipped my mind or have been unfortunate enough to be procrastinated by me to a further date...

iv not blogged in ages.. sorry gang.

~Om3n

posted by Hellspawn~ The Ωmen at 10:40 AM

22 Comments:

  • You'd be very surprised how much I don't fit that stereotype now... I actually miss being the resident computer geek I was back in 10th grade. Social life is overrated.

    By Blogger Sam, at 11:21 AM  

  • bbwaahahahahhahahahaha

    the alley cat snuck up on the om3n, jumped him from behind, put a fedora on his head but quietly slipped a paw down and pocketed his heart >_<
    then the om3n ran away to dubai and now shes waiting to get her hat back when he gets home >_< lol

    :)

    ~Om3n

    By Blogger Hellspawn~ The Ωmen, at 5:09 AM  

  • HAHAHAHAHAHA

    yes yes... i remember that one...

    for the benefit of those who're thinking the usual naughty thoughts... that was (yes really) randomly generated by a sloganizer (similar to the one which generated the fire hazard warning about me) :P

    ~Om3n

    By Blogger Hellspawn~ The Ωmen, at 5:56 AM  

  • Get a room you two. :o

    By Blogger Sam, at 6:28 AM  

  • BWAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA

    dont worry sam... you can sstart searching now and ill be in my grave by the day you find pizza-flavoured rubber >_<

    and dont you dare invent something like that or i will HAVE to kill you.

    imagine all the poor guys wholl be like ... "that feels so good.. yea-OWWWWWWWW THAT IS NOT PEPPERONI DAMMIT" >_<

    im guessing that puts pepperoni pizzas of your list of edible foods >_< sowwy sam :P hahahahha

    >=D

    ~Om3n

    By Blogger Hellspawn~ The Ωmen, at 6:44 AM  

  • *OFF your list of...

    By Blogger Hellspawn~ The Ωmen, at 6:59 AM  

  • Nice to meet you.
    - Mrinal.

    By Blogger Sabre Slayer, at 7:05 AM  

  • Well, not exactly meet, but you know what I mean.

    By Blogger Sabre Slayer, at 7:06 AM  

  • I'm always sarcastic. Never take anything I say seriously. Really.

    By Blogger Sam, at 9:02 AM  

  • we know, sam...we know

    By Blogger Aeris, at 8:43 AM  

  • AND, umm nice to meet you :)

    By Blogger Aeris, at 8:44 AM  

  • Bad question. Chances are you'll get a unanimous 'America sucks!'

    Dubai's a great place, but in retrospect I don't think I'd want to spend the rest of my life there. It's a great place to visit now and then but I can't stand the general populace and self righteous locals (as compared to locals in Oman and Bahrain who tend to be a lot more friendly). Tokyo, I couldn't tell you, but hey if you're into anime and... whatever else it is they're into, go for it.

    What do I think of America? Honestly, there's no single way to answer that question. You have a bloody history of minority oppression, something you're not completely out of yet. And at the same time, the ideals on which the country was founded are not something that even the most cynical contemporary pundits can simply dismiss. And the jury's still out. Sure, the current administration and Congressional leadership is far from the best around (which is a HUGE understatement), but that doesn't mean you have to judge an entire nations based on their actions.

    So yeah, there you have it. :o

    By Blogger Sam, at 1:03 PM  

  • Come down to Texas. You know you want to.

    By Blogger Sam, at 3:27 PM  

  • That's because outside of UT, there really isn't that much good about it in the first place....

    Michigan has to be better.

    By Blogger Sam, at 8:13 PM  

  • To be fair, I think Granholm is one of the better governors out there, especially compared to the likes of the Arnoldator, and Jeb Bush in Florida... oh, and Rick Perry down here in Texas.

    I do enjoy the weather here though, it's really nice. Except when it rains. I can't stand rain. I just walked back from the library and now I'm soaked. And tired. I'm going to get some sleep I think... 'night. :o

    By Blogger Sam, at 9:46 PM  

  • No MSN?

    By Blogger Sam, at 5:03 AM  

  • Damncrap.
    three weeks into a relationship and my little stray cat is already having to vent about "relationship issues". i must be one helluva sucky boyfriend >_< lmao.

    sorry jen, im not picking on you, i promise :)

    *hug

    ~Om3n

    By Blogger Hellspawn~ The Ωmen, at 1:59 PM  

  • Annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd folks we ve lost another one to the relationship bug....
    om3n , ive a reason to believe that ur poor girlfriend is gonna be bored 2 death in jst a coupla months.....heheheh
    nice meeting u jen!!!

    By Blogger Anuya, at 10:23 PM  

  • " Bad question. Chances are you'll get a unanimous 'America sucks!'"

    Personally I admire the US. It's built itself up to be the most powerful nation on earth today. It has a very successful economy and is the worlds oldest democracy. most of its populace live in comfort. The US has done well for itself.

    There are always problems in any nation, and mionority oppression is one of them (although I disagree with affirmative action). What irks me really are the double standards wrt treaties etc. THAT can be annoying.

    By Blogger Sabre Slayer, at 1:29 PM  

  • Well when I said 'unanimous', I didn't include you, for good reason. ;)

    And when I come down to Dubai, I'm going to change your viewpoint of affirmative action. I know you're fairly right-centrist, but scientific and sociological backing for such programs is overwhelming.

    And about treaties, you can't really make blanket statements like that. You have to understand the political climate. I'm guessing it's the CTBT that has you irked, along with the Kyoto protocol maybe? (Never figured you to be a bleeding heart liberal environmentalist...)

    By Blogger Sam, at 10:16 PM  

  • ummm... its not all that hard to make a nation do well for itself (economically) when it has a meager 290 million people spread over shitloads of land out of which less than 10% would be rocky/uncultivable. they have more than enough room for a solid industry backing, plenty of natural resources, and so much wood that only someone like dubbya could manage to screw it all up >_<

    hell, if they just grew potatoes and corn alone, they could feed more than half the world with it.

    But cram the place full like India or China... or even Dubai for that matter (which has a FAR higher pop. density) and watch how the whole thing falls face-flat without some VERY skilled economic maneuvering/manipulating... because their resources will be unable to handle the streching.

    politically, i admit, theyve played their cards well... till now.

    Minority opression is something that is generally overemphasised and thus it becomes overcompensated... which leads to minority appeasement... which is THE most rediculous situation where a community has a LOT of political power BECAUSE of its insignificance. that makes no logical sense whatsoever.

    we have the same problem in India, and recently.. in the US.
    The black and hispanic communities are not, by any means, doing better than the whites, but now its almost impossible for a common man to press charges against a Black person without being accused of racism. and in India, the last president, K. R. Narayanan, why was he made president? because he was from a minority community. he couldnt speak Hindi at ALL, spoke english Pathetically.. He had a limited education (and considering he's supposed to be the ONE MAN who represents our country in the international community... its all shameful). Watching him make a speech on TV made me want to bury myself.
    the new president, Abdul Kalam was FAR better, a scientist, speaks good english, hindi and more, an intelligent person... etc.

    The only reason we had to bear K. R. Narayanan was because of that rediculous "minority appeasement". What do we get out of it? well.. we get India to look like the village of the world. beh.

    and Medusa, :) Jen IS gonna get bored for a few months.... but Jen, never fear! ill be back and then youll forget what it means to be bored!!! >_< LOL!

    :)

    ~Om3n

    By Blogger Hellspawn~ The Ωmen, at 2:08 AM  

  • "The black and hispanic communities are not, by any means, doing better than the whites, but now its almost impossible for a common man to press charges against a Black person without being accused of racism."

    Not true in the least. I'll post more once I'm done with finals.

    By Blogger Sam, at 3:50 AM  

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