Uvidimsia sentjabr! ( See ya September)

On to October...the season of falling leaves, candy corn, ghouls and goblins! Thanks for reading my blog so far...keep reading if you are enjoying! And if you aren't...you shall receive 35 lashes from my strong stallion of a papa until you start. You should as well thank me for being your one and only centaur friend!



Say Zai jian to September,
and start saying Ni Hao to your fall jackets!



-Edmond

Word.

One dashing penis, ay?

-Edmond

Little bit

Listen to Lykke Li's song: Little bit. It's such a pleasant song...it's one of those songs you close your eyes, lean back in your chair, and try to imagine a good 'music video' in your head that fits well with the music, until you feel sleepy. Think of something sweet, something dramatic!

Third from the top:

http://www.myspace.com/lykkeli

While you're at it, listen to her other tracks-

Sometimes when I listen to songs similar to this I picture things like: Girls playing hop scotch, tender kisses, being in a steamy shower, an intense sissy fight.

-Edmond

Aint no Z's

Yup, what the lady says is true. Waking up at 5:45 in the morning is not an easy thing, no matter how early you go to sleep the night before. I tried 5 hour energy, and boy did it work! But it's a little expensive to pay a couple of dollars for just one sip. I needed another way to wake myself up in the morning, even if it wouldn't work as well as 5 hour energy...a more natural way. Coffee! I'll start drinking coffee (with extra sugar and milk...because as you probably already know, centaurs love milk and sugar!) when I wake up. Coffee used to have a very blah taste to it, now it's pretty tasty. I guess it's similar to the way that no child likes alcohol. I love the jittery effect to it! My legs will not stop bouncing long after the last sip...I gotta start controlling myself. I think the reason I picked Coffee for my morning wake up, because one morning a few days ago I walked into my school, one of the teachers walked by me, I could smell a very distinct smell of coffee...oddly, it smelt sexy...like the smell of a mature kiss...I wanted that breath.

-Edmond

I miss you

Remember all the good times we had with each other?

That was a nice two and a half weeks...

Staying up until 5 am...while sitting in front of the television-

Chomping down bags of popcorn.

You loved the popcorn too...
I miss you, darling olympics!

-Edmond

Dylan Mondegreen

If you love a fun, relaxing, catchy, indie romance singer...listen to Dylan Mondegreen! It has a bit of everything for anyone to enjoy (unless you have no soul). The whole album is pure joy! ( If I could put every word of each and every song on here I would...and I could...but you know I'm a bit lazy).

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?sqwymlgjndd



Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/dylanmondegreen



Download the album by clicking the first link...


-Edmond

Kitty cat

I got a new kitty cat a couple of weeks ago. I have one other cat named Mika, who happened to be a big bitch to anything living. This new cat named Monkey could have a hard time adapting because Mika isn't being friendly at all. Stop hissing at her! Her name is Monkey because it has a big letter M on her head...as you can see. I had another cat that lived outside on my porch for six months...I couldn't let it inside, who knew what kind of diseases it had, but I fed him all the food I could spare, and pet him for long periods of time. I named this kitten also, it's name was Scotty! He suddenly got weak and wouldn't eat the food I offered. He layed down the farthest from my house one night, and died. Hope it didn't die a painful death...it was such a jolly cat, it wouldn't deserve such a thing.

-Edmond

JEEZ.

So I was on my school's public saving drive last year when I found the most ridiculous little essay! When I first saw it I thought it was so bizarre, I also could literally picture the person (I'm picturing a guy) chuckling while they sat down and wrote this with a friend, thinking they were geniuses or something. So reading it the first time around made me laugh also. It definitely has a W-T-F effect to it.

Don't enjoy!



-So I was naked right, when Ben came in and started to get freaky. He Plopped a biscuit right on my knob. Shit got awkward quick, real quick. One thing lead to the next, and three goats a giraffe and a wild rhino came in with party hats. I knew what the deal was. So I called up some midget hookers that I knew from chucky cheese. They brought over some string cheese and put it down the crack of my ass so slow, I moaned like a wilder beast and cried like a new born baby. I thought my ass was loose like a worn out rubber band until the hairy black transvestites came over to make steamy shemale love with it, and to weez. I was covered in my own shit, blood, and my good friends come. Even though shit got real weird I loved the time I had with all the animals, my good friends, the midget hookers, and my mean biscuit. I can’t wait till next Easter when we can do it again.


Love,
Anonymous

-Edmond

Harry Potter

Well doesn't he look ravishing?! I realise that Harry potter's Daniel Radcliff looks much better with longer hair, well that is when he is taking on the Harry potter role. I wish I read Harry potter when I was younger, when they first came out. Back then I didn't like to read...but I was happy to see the movie, which for about a year I slightly enjoyed. It became very well known with my friends and in my school school, (where they would even have a whole day based around Harry potter games, watching the movies, dressing up like the characters, and talking about magic) where it never struck me that I would even want to read the book...I already knew what it was all about anyway. I just wish I liked to read when I was a kid because I'm sure I would have been a big fan of the books...and it could have been something that would stick with me, not like the movies. I tried to pick up the first book a couple of months ago but I thought of how many times this book has been read, (even by ten year olds) and how much I know the movies, so I found reading it to be a little boring...I put down the book after a short period of time. Did you know Daniel Radcliff is in the Broadway show called Equus? It's a story of a psychiatrist who attempts to treat a young man who has a pathological religious/sexual fascination with horses. And guess who the man is to have that fascination with horses? Radcliff of course! For girls (maybe guys?!) who are interested in knowing, his whole body is exposed more than once through out the play. ( What's a little disappointing though is that a ticket for a weekend showing is over three hundred dollars. I would be willing to see this play with Radcliff in it or not, it seems really interesting, so Radcliff in a way ruins my chances. The price of the ticket ( I understand if they were a normal ticket price that every show would be sold out for many months) shows how most of the people going to the show are simply a Radcliff fan...Anyway, along with books I didn't get to read when I was child, A Series of Unfortunate Events would also be one of them. Except with this, I did not see the movie, nor did I hear what the story was even about, just that it's fun to read. So I read the first four of the series at the end of the summer and they are not necessarily children books, though most children would probably read it. It was pretty good, but I could go on and on about how repetitious everything was...which is one of the reasons it's known as a children's book...and the reason I stopped reading. How many freaken times can Count Olaf get away with dressing up as a different person to lure the children in to to handing over their family fortune, about 13!


-Edmond

Opera

Isn't this cool? A Chinese opera produced by the people in the band Gorillaz, and the people who illustrate their artwork. If this show was playing in the new york city area it would be completely worth seeing! Looks like a good mix of many entertaining things. I'm not a big fan of Gorillaz now and then they can be fun to listen to! I won't mind listening to this even though it's in a different language, sometimes I feel listening to foreign music is relaxing...and a complete escape from everything else you listen to. In a way you can still understand what's going on but you aren't too affected by what they are saying. Simply lay back and enjoy the instruments.

Monkey- Journey to the West




They also have an album out that's really fun to listen to.
If you use torrents download it!
Monkey bee!


-Edmond

Thoughts on Anime

Anime is commonly known as Japanese animation. To me, the most important thing a good anime needs to be 'good' is of course, interesting animation. The visuals of a particular show or movie can turn a pathetic story into something very entertaining to watch. As well as coming across a pathetic anime with great animation, I'd also used to stumble upon an anime that had a fine story line but dull visuals. This made me think that the most important thing to an anime is the art...Yes anime can be dumb most of the time but if you grow up liking this style it could be something that could stick with you because of it's uniqueness, especially when you compare it to a normal cartoon and how much more advanced and remote it can be. One thing I liked about anime is that a lot of what it consists of can't be done or seen in a live action movie, probably because it would come off extremely corny. Then again, some animes' are pretty corny, (like when the show would add in too much sex appeal, like it's something the viewer needs) that's one of the few reasons why I don't like most anime any more. My anime years were when I was between the ages of 10-13, a very exciting three years. Over time I felt most of it became very dumb, dull, as well as not realising why I actually liked it. I'd still always prefer manga over anime because depending on which series there could be a lot more artsy features to it. Currently I am not into anime or manga at all, but there will always be a select few anime movies that will stay classic and always fun to watch, like the heart warming (and sad!) tale of war and family in Grave of the Fireflies.

-Edmond

The movie Persepolis

Persepolis is the story of a young girl in Iran during the Islamic Revolution. It is through the eyes of the precocious and outspoken 9-year-old Marji. We see hopes eliminated as fundamentalists take power--forcing the veil on women and imprisoning thousands. Clever and fearless, Marji outsmarts the adults in her community and discovers punk fashion, Michael Jackson and Iron Maiden. Yet when her uncle is senselessly executed and as bombs fall around Tehran in the Iran war, the daily fear that permeates life in Iran is palpable. Marji is freed from the violence in her late teenaged years by living in France and Austria, discovering a life of free speech, rock shows, and sexuality. This is a must see wonderfully told story with a unique style (including its animation). I'd suggest you watch the trailer!

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-Edmond

Hair

I woke up this morning realising I have my first wave of the season! -laughs- When my hair becomes too long it gets wavy, this wave is a simple sign that a hair cut will be needed soon unless I want a messy shag of a head. I think I'll cut it, shorter hair is much cleaner looking anyway.

-Edmond

Plump Mannequins

I was very surprised in a good way when I viewed this picture. An overweight mannequin?! Yes! It's a great thing to come across, especially because it's so rare to find. It's a little disappointing that it's hard to come across because in reality not every woman and man has as sexy of a figure compared to the typical mannequin, especially in the United States. I know most people would tend to think the clothes the mannequin's wear look the best on a slim structure, but 1/3 of America qualify as obese/ overweight, so I wonder if stores were to exchange most of their mannequin's ( slim ones) with some mannequins that are a larger (heavier) model, if there could be an increase or decrease in sales on the item the mannequin is wearing, after a long period of time in a particular store. I do know that these mannequins would oddly stand out and perhaps receive some chuckles, not like every overweight person that walks by is laughed at. These mannequins are supposed to be us.

-Edmond

The Machine Girl- The Best Worst film of all time

The Machine Girl is one of those movies that is successful only because it purposely tries to be bad; or are they serious? Of course, that doesn't make it good. Ninjas, flying guillotines, drill bras, a girl with a machine gun for an arm-massive vein spraying blood loss, fake fighting, torn or chopped off limbs; eye balls, and heads made of wax, corny English dubbing, an awfully stupid plot that would seem immensely hilarious in an American theatre ( it only could feel acceptable to a Japanese audience), and a low budget on computer technology which was obvious they needed to make things seem more serious and credible, this made the action/fighting scenes look staged and just plain trite. Anyway, how could you not want to watch this movie after viewing the bizzare[ly idiotic] trailer that has been watch by large numbers while floating around the internet for about a year now? [Trailer at bottom.]

Want to have a good time? Don't just watch the trailer, gather a bunch of friends and make a large bowl of popcorn! The trailer spoiled all the best parts for me, but I can certainly imagine how outrageous this movie would've been had I walked into it blindly. The conundrum here is that most people probably would have no interest in watching this movie without seeing the trailer. I must say the first half hour of it's most serious moments were still pretty dimwitted, however it definitely kept my attention for the rest of the movie. By the end though it began to get extremely slow-paced and I just wanted it to finish so I can comment on it's many flaws.

With that said , this is a Japanese revenge fantasy that revolves around Ami Hyuga, whose brother is brutally murdered by bullies for lunch money( funny right?). In a Kill Bill-like fashion, Ami starts hunting down his killers one by one. Who ever said two wrongs don't need to make a right? But when she confronts the Yakuza (mafia) family/ Ninja (Yes...modern day Ninjas ) responsible for her brother's death, she's outnumbered and captured. Rather than killing her, the family chooses to torture her, first slicing off her fingers and then her left arm. She manages to escape and seeks refuge with a friend who engineers a machine-gun arm for her to aid her in her revenge quest.


Lesson 1: Playing with knives is all fun and games until someone shows up to shoot you in the face eighty-nine times.

Lesson 2: In Japanese culture, accusing someone of murder over breakfast is a major social faux pas, and often results in burning arms that turn into tempura.

Lesson 3: Massive, untreated blood loss is really no big deal for people, probably because the human body contains around eight gallons of blood stored under high pressure...

Lesson 4: You're not selfish for killing people when one of your loved ones have died, they will be smiling down from the heavens with glee. Killing for revenge is 'obviously' not going to be making things worse for many more people.

Lesson 5: It is possible to shoot a man with a machine gun in such a way that it strips all the skin from his bones without breaking them...

It was obvious the makers of this film imagined it would come out much cooler than it actually did. It definitely showed that even some unrealistic films can't be done too great in this day in age. Even as a Japanese animation I'm sure it still would of been dreadfully stupid, but it would have been much more professional looking and on Japanese anime-standards, perhaps good[?]. I find it interesting how they seek out the 'most awesome' reasons for these characters to kill each other (joking). Ah but it's always fun to see how far the Japanese will go with the bizarre and the grotesque, and clearly in this movie there's no limits or morals what-so-ever.





THE OBNOXIOUS TRAILER :

-Edmond

-INTRODUCTION-

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I Am Your Pompous Centaur

I'm a centaur. I'm indeed blessed with this form, for being a centaur is the most delightful way to live. I don’t just consist of the most charming effects of a voluptuous human being, but also the gallant physical appearance of a horse. My father was a stallion, (a conceited one might I add!) and my mother who was a beautiful human mistress, formed my slick human half. During their late youth, them both vigorously making love on the stage of their grand production Nessus, got my mother pregnant with myself, Edmond, the only centaur willing to please you with my natural life-styles and much more.